New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.


week considered from a society point Of view WAS
ositively blank. Society attended strictly to ITS
rsigious exercises. and feasting was for the time
,aid aside. With the dawn OF the Feast Of the
resurrection. the pleasures which have been held
IN allowance, rather in course OF preparation. FOR
some weeks may be fully enjoyed. and from
This time until the end Of the the social ball
gill be kept on a continual roll. with celebrity or
moderation, fancy dictates Just what the social
atmosphere OF the Eastertdc will be it is difficult
20 predict. With pleasant weather it should be
bright and CHEEKY. but with backward season 1t
may prove the opposite.
The Easter wedding bells will begin TO ring mer-
,iv tomorrow when at $3.50 o'clock Miss Sarah Isa-
belle Stewart will be married to Wilbur Fiske
parker. of Meriden. Conn, at the home OF her
parents Nh and Mrs. Thomas Marshall Stewart
no. AZ West Seventy-eighth-st. Half an hour later
IN the Church OF the Heavenly Rest, Fifth-ave.
and Forty-flfth-st.. the marriage OF Miss Anita
Florence Gilbert the elder daughter of the late
Charles Thorp Gilbert OF Gilbertsvle. Otsego
County. y. Y. TO Lowell Hall jerome, a son of the
late Lawrence l.. jerome, will take place: at the
same hour in st. Thomas's Church. Fifth-ave and
Fifty-third-st., the wedding of Miss Emma Louise
Fraser. daughter OF the late John Fraser. Of this
city to the Rev Nathan A Seagle. the associate
rector Of the church. will be celebrated one of
the quieest weddings of tomorrow will be that of
Miss Alice Taintor TO \. Lawrence Phillips, which
will take place in the afternoon at the home of the
brides father. Giles f. Tanor No. 12S West Fifty
seventh-st. In Brooklyn tomorrow night Miss
Loretta Josephine Mead and Professor Herbert
Augustine Smith. of Yale University. will he mar
ried at the home of Miss Mead's parents. Mr. and
Mrs George W. Mead. No 20 Monroe Place
Tuesday will bring a number of weddings At noon
on that day Miss Florence Westervelt only daughter
a. Mr. and Mrs John c. Westervelt. will be married
N George Trotter in st. Thomass Church. and at
the same hour the wedding of Miss Dorothy Van
schaick to Robert ]. Kelly. will be celebrated at
e Tho bride Ny and
kns Van Schack. No. l University Place. In St.
Agnes's Chapel, West Ninety-second-st at 8 O'Clock
in the evening will be celebrated the marriage of
Miss Marie H. Budd. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Budd to Frederick f. Cairnes. of Bridge
mort Conn. The wedding of Miss Mary Anthony
Chapn daughter of General Walter b. Chaplin, who
lives In London, and sister of William Wall Chaplin,
Of this city. to Chetwood Smith. of the late
Charles W. Smith, Of Worcester. will take place
Ttssday at noon, in Christ Memorial Church. Pom
fret Conn This wedding will be a small one be-
cause Of a recent death in the bridesroOms family.
A PARTY of guests from this city will attend the
ceremony and breakfast which follows 1t at the
Acorns the country home of the brides sister, Miss
Maria Chaplin The marriage of Jacob Wendell. j..
A, this city 10 Miss Marian Fendall. only daughter
Of the late Major Philip r. Fendall United States
Marine Corps. will be celebrated at noon on Tuesday
IN ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. Wash
ington.
day At noon on this day Miss Louise Nor
vood smith daughter of Mr. AMI Mrs. L. Bayarl
Smith Will be married to Samuel Nerplanck Hon-
man son Of Dean Hoffman, in Trinity Chapel West
Twenty fth-st. In the chantry Of Grace Church, AZ
ne same hour, Miss Emile Thorn King, grand
daughter Of Mrs William X. Thorn. and Edward
C. Post will be married. Miss King Will be given
away by her uncle, William X. Thorn. She Will
be unattended. II. De Courcey Forbes Will be MI
Posts best There will be no ushers. The
rector Of Grace Church the Rev. DR. William H.
Huntington, will perform the marriage ceremony
N4S0 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon Miss Belle
s IOckman daughter of General and Mrs. John T.
lockman will be married to DR.. William Tod Hell
muth IT, in 81. Agness Chapel. and at $50 o'clock
In the evening the marriage Of Miss Amaiia Del
Pho the eldest daughter Of Mrs. Marcos Del Iino
10 Harry Phelps Foster. son Of Mrs. James Phelps
Foster Of Hartford. Conn. will take place in the
Church of the Incarnation Madison-ave. and Thirty
Af,hst The marriage of Miss Julia Kingsbury
Pitcher second daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Robertson Pitcher. TO Aubrey Henry Martin vii!
take place on Wednesday afternoon at the brides
home, Montview, Short Hills. y. J.
The matrimonial celebrations on Thursday will be
Introduced by the wedding of Miss Bertha Curtis
daughter OF Mrs A. L. Curtis, to Rollin y. LARA
bee. which will occur at noon. in Trinity Chapel A
few hours later. at the home OF her mother Mrs j.
Hood Wright No sl3 F'ifth-ave, Miss Bertha Norris
Robinson will be quietly married, in tho presence OF
relatives and limited number Of intimate friends
to John Nesbltt Conyngham. Of Wilbesbarre Penn.
son OF William l.. Conyngham. Of this city.
A fashionable wedding Brooklyn on Tuesday
will Do that Of Miss Florence Benton Horsman
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward l. Horsman. 20
Arthur Van Sicen, OF George Van Slclen, OF this
city, which will DO celebrated at noon, in ST. johns
Protestant Episcopal Church, in ST. Johns Place
near Seventh-ave.
Thewedding next week Tuesday Of Miss Georgiana
l. dau M Mrs
Bergman, TO H. Casmir de Rham, viii DO one Of
the largest and most fashionable of the season The
ceremony will take place at $3.50 o'clock IN -
Georges Protestant Episcopal Church, In Stuyvesan
Square, and will be followed by small reception at
the home OF the brides mother No. 107 East Seven
feminist. At o'clock the evening Of this day
Miss Edith Robinson will be married to William
Blair Corney, son Of the late John Corney, at the
home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Robin
son, No, 20sj Fifth-ave. The Rev Or. William j.
Harsha. pastor Of the Second Collegiate Reformed
Church, Lenox-ave. and One-hundred- and-twenty-
thr1st. will perform the marriage ceremony. which
is 10 be followed by a large reception. Inc brides
maids will be the brides sister, Miss Irene b. Robin
son. Miss Susie Brlghtson. of Brooklyn; Miss Irene
shipman and Miss Reba Whitford. These young
women are to wear very pretty gowns Two VIII
De dressed alike. in rosebud organizes over PINK
taneta silk and the other two in organizes OF the
same kind light green silk, each gown trimmed
With crushed roses and ribbons The BRIDE VINO
en,erains the members OF the bridal party at sup
per Tomorrow evening will wear gown OF white
satin, trimmed with point applique lace and pearls
and veil OF tulle, which will be fastened with the
oricegrOoms gft-a crescent OF diamonds Joseph
L. Porter will be best man. The ushers VIII be
Henry Porter Robinson. brother OF the BRIDE James
Cowden Meyers Frederick Stanley Chamberlain, or
New Britain. Conn; Walter Coburn and the bride
grooms two brothers, Robert Blair Corney ana
Clarence Corney. The marriage of Clarence Corhey
10 one of the bridesmaids. Miss Irene r. Shlpinan.
daughter Of James d. Shipman, will be celebrated
In the Second Collegiate Reformed Church on the
evening OF Tuesday. June
An interesting wedding OF next week VIII take
place in St. James's Protestant Episcopal Church'
Madson-ave. and Seventy-first-st., on SATURDAY
afternoon at 40 o'clock The bride Will be MISS
Julia Lincoln Woodbury. daughter of the late j.
Thorndike Woodbury. and the bridegroom o. 1had-