New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

Uuinees mas peen the oSuer VI ,ne week. DO taT
o. entertaining has been concerned. The steeple-
chase races at Morris Park. on Saturday last and
again on Monday, gave certain tone Of excitement
10 4 season which has become thoroughly dull.
Tho cold weather, which set In early In the week.
was by no means conducive TO outdoor sport. and
thin organdies and India musins In the costumes
Of the ladies gave way to fabrics Of more weight
md thickness The display Of gowns at the first
day OF the meeting at Morris Park was very
beautiful On Monday there was q considerable
toning down In The colors. and rhowing OF covert
coats and heavy wraps The only nuptial affair OF
any consequence to the members OF the fashonab bic
world occurred in the Church OF the Holy Com
munion Tuesday morning. when Miss jeanne
Gallup. daughter OF Albert 8. Gallup was married
to the Rev DR.. Henry Mottet. the rector OF the
church The BRIDE while not favored with bright
sunshine, looked very beautiful and thoroughly
happy In her gown Of heavy brocaded satin.
trimmed with point lace. Her maid Of honor. Miss
Margaret Grey Bacon. also looked beautiful In her
costume OF pink watered bengaline. trimmed at the
bodice with iettuce-green velvet. Her hat was OF
white straw. dressed with black ostrich pumes and
pink roses. The Rev. DR.. Mottet. whose consrega-
ton and friends turned out In sufhcient numbers
TO crowd the church to the doors. looked SUI
premely happy man. There was no reception after
the ceremony. The Rev. DIR. and Mrs Mottet re-
ceved many beautiful gifts OF silverware and
household furniture. One Of the most appreciated
In the list OF presents was that received from the
children OF the Sunday -school-SoO In goid-pre-
ted in a small white satin case The Rev. Dr.
Il. and his bride. when they return from their
81 " trip, will make their home at the rectory'
Il West Twentieth-st.
D city wedding Wednesday will be that o.
arrie Blanche Colt. daughter OF Mr. and MIS-
Jus us Boardman Colt, TO Albert Lee. wnich
.li take place In private suite OF the Murray
III Hotel Bishop John p. Newman. of the Meth
list Episcopal Church, who Is an Intimate frieho
m wi
eremony Miss Alice Baltazzi, daughter OF the
turkish Consu-General in this city. Will be the
IN I'D OF honor. Wesley Doane will attend MT Lee
as best man. The ushers will be Frederic e. wal
cot. George NJ Landers. George s. Brewster anu
I-a&rencs Reamer. On Wednesday evening the
W. dding OF Miss Alice Preble Tucker daughter OF
NJ and Mrs. Gilman II. Tucker. OF No. Us East
tt irty-fourth-st. TO Maurits F. II. de Haas 'he
mi rine p,inter, will be celebrated in the Church
OF the Epiphany. Lexingto and Thirty-hfth
st. and the ceremony will be followed by recep-
Ito at tho home OF the brides parents. 1t Will be
only for relatives and intimate friends. The oih-
ciatiag clergyman will be the Rev. DR.. william
8. Rainsford. rector OF st. Georges Church Miss
. Salne Mcintosh Tucker will be her sisters only
attendant j. Graham Mallar will be best man
The ushcrs will be Edward p Casey and Chares
p Boynton.
The marriage of Miss Clara Castree Williams
second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. c. Williams
to Dayton Corsa Will take place at o'clock on
Thursday evening next. in ST. Andrews Methoo's'
Episcopal Church in West Seventy-sixth-s'
The next wedding of interest to the fashionap'e
world will be that OF Mes Elizabeth Cynthia Bar
ney. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Newcomb C. Barney
70 DR.. John Ladlaw Buel. which will take place
on Tuesday afternoon. May IS. in the Church Oh 'he
Heavenly Rest. Fifth-ave and Forty -hfth-st
June weddings give promise OF being numerous
and gay. One OF the smartest will be that OF MISS
Anne Leavenworth Cameron. the second daughter
of Sir Roderick Cameron, TO Belmont TIFFANY TOT
which invitations have just been Issued Inc mar
rage ceremony will take place at noon on Sa'ur
day. June ], in ST. Johns Protestant Episcopai
Church. at Clifton S. l.. and the Rev. Dr. John
Eccleston, the rector will be the officiating clergy
man. The chanc, which Is not spacious one
will be filled with profusion OF spring mowers
and towering palms. Miss Cameron VINO arr"eu
on Wednesday from Europe with her sister anu
father, VIII wear a gorgeous gown OF whi'e sa.''
trimmed with pearls and white lace She VIII also
wear an exquisite point lace VEIL and In her couture
Will display some handsome jeweled ornaments
Miss Camerons bridesmaids VIII be her sister MISS
K!ttie Cameron. Miss Maud Livingston MISS Maud
Wetmore, Miss Margaret Morgan Miss Jennie
Tiffany sister OF the bridegroom; MISS Mary Mill
dred williams and Miss Lena Morton. daughter
Of Governor Levi r. Morton. These young ladies'
will wear picturesque gowns OF soft white SILK and
nmy silk null. short spangled wells and "hite
aigrettes The bridegroom who VIII give his farewe
bachelor dinner a few nights before the wedding
fany The ushers will be +. Appleton Smith, stewart
Nelly Brice. son OF Senator Calvin s. Brice; Frank
Bishop Richmond Fearing. OF Boston: Columbus
e BALDWIN Brockholst Cutting. Matthew Morgan,
A. and the brides Oldest brother. Duncan Ewen
Cameron The wedding breakfast and reception
are TO take place at Clifton Berley, Sir hoderck
Cameron's country home. on the south shore OF
Staten Island. from which magnificent view OF
the lower bay can be had. special boat VIII De
.run to and from Staten Island on the day OF the
wedding and carriages will convey the guests to
the church and after the ceremony TO eir Hoaef-
lex Camerons country home
The wedding of Miss Jessie Lauder Moore. daugh-
ter of Mrs Mary d. Moore. to Frank II. Knapp
will take place at $50 o'clock on Monday evening"
June g. in the Mount Morris Baptist Church Fifth
ave near One-hundred- and twenty -seventh-st
The Rev. DR.. William c. Biting the pastor. will
perform the marriage ceremony The bride. VINO
4. a niece Of Judge McAdam. will enter the church
and be given away by her cousin. Thomas Nc
Adam Miss Jean McAdam Will be the maid OF
honor and Miss Van Colt. Miss Rawlnson. Miss
] McAdam and Miss Rapelyea will be the brides
maids Dr. Frank b. Long will be Mr.. Knapps
best man The ushers will be Frederick Z. Sits,
Thomas Mcclellan Charles F. Pott. George Moore.
a brother of the bride: Charles Gardner and Reid
Black.
Tuesday, June T. will be great day for we'd
dings The one which fashionable society is most
interested In is that of Miss Marion de Peyster
Carey. daughter Of Mrs. Richard Deafed. to Will
lam b. Dinsmore IT,, which is to take place In
Trinity Chapel at $50 o'clock In the afternoon.
On the same afternoon, at o'clock, In the Church
of the Holy Communion, Sixth-ave. and Twentieth
St, Miss Isabelle II. GILLIAN, daughter OF Mrs
John GILLIAN. viii be married 10 Benjamin Hin
WaTford, OF Totenyille 5 ]. The Rev, Charles
H. Treat, OF 81, Stephens Protestant Episcopal
Church, viii perform the marriage ceremony Miss
GilliIab, who viii be given away by her uncle
Frank Gillian viii wear dress 0f white satin
trimmed with point lace and a veil of peht The
bridesmaids VIII bs Miss Rachel u Hopper, Miss
Jssss Libby, Miss Carolyn Wsfford, sister ~ he
bridegroom Misc Katherine Watson, ef Perm Am
hurst John Watson, ~ ~, Nance ana D. n, WI
kinson viii serve ~ ushefs, IN The Madison
Avenue Reformed Church, Madison ave ana flny-
se,en,h.st, nj o'clock IN the evening OF June L.
will occur the wedding Of Miss Jessie l.. brown