New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
WHAT THE SEASON PROMISES IN THE
WAY OF FESTIVITIES.
INTERESTING WEDDINGS PAST AND III 'o"N
NOTES OF CHARITABLE WORK AND ITEMS

Predictions as to the activity or dulness Oh s
.on are usually based premises which, 10 say ''e
,.ast are as likely to be misleading as o'nerwise'
and 10 say that the coming season III brooh''' 90
c,a,v circles Is TO be more less active imam '"o'
,rh,ch have preceded II is to say some VIM"
the outcome OF the season may prove 10 nave -
entirely wrong. There are some 'hiiiss'
,,,,ch lead TO the belief that there VIII De an en-
caeainplv small amount OF grass grow ui"e' '"N
60, ~ the Younger members of the various circles
90 tina, the elders will be far behind them Is
Generally taken for granted AS iar as t,e aIreadV
,ooked ont for and the Pouch mansion vii proSao
in seasons past os s,ie NAV he counted on
rsnse the Cinderella dances The Hegnt ,h anne fnhe
bnes will hardly be 9m a ar,b Sna NJ Hatch viii
he The head and front Of that important soc'u
function In the mean s uf ana there appears to
ne no lei up in sight TO the number ol iarce
this sort which os w ci both inside and Of The
charmed circles into which me iaseeranbIcal lima-
lions
Ono Of the most brilliant weddings OF 'he seaa'I
m far was that of Miss Adele NJ Rasmus' uausn'e'
~ Afr and Mrs William Rasmus' 10 James ii'''
~ orange. which took place on TUESDAY evening III
~. German Evangelical Church In Schermerhorh-
:, the Rev j. NJ Loeb. pastor OF the church. o'-
a,.,ino assisted by the Rev. Mr. Spaeth or fhiia-
deIphia. The maid of honor was Miss Joiy' Oh ma
delnbia and the bridesmaids were the MISSES ~
er Of PhiSdsphs pT Tsmsfno and schenck
New-York Stephen Smith. OF Orange. "a n ere TIN
man Snd er Of the bridegroom Frank Canine Of
frange: Carl G. and William Rasm9s pr2 LARK
W Wn inv of New-York There was largely a.,
tended reception following the ceremTny after
n9 h,b Mr and Mrs Tmson started on an EXTENDED
tonr They will make their home in New-ioi NJ
An ssnecisllv interesting wedding Of Wednesday
evening was that OF Miss Carrie = Miller uaus'
n, John Wesley Miller. to Frank Theodore S'oan'
a.od In Emmanuel
y, Jafavette-ave and St James Place. the Kew ~,
Jobn Humpstone Off ,iatirg. The bride was
BY her sister as 0ne s al and Mss Marie Jones es
the bride Miss sn SSan a and Mss Wilson Of
s,San sSia Tbomas B. Leonard the best man
and the ushers Howard Clark Jaihes a. Hen
seSSs, and DR. Henry c. Webster. RECEPTION N sE
lowed the ceremony at the home Offended OF md only by
20 ashs S immediate friends after which Mr. ana
Mrs Sloan started on Driei 'ou''
One Of the prettiest home weddings OF 'ne ~
vas that OF Miss Theodore Constance Berking' OF
Prooklyn to Frank Hamilton King OF ne"
.,,ch took Mace on Tuesday evening at the hoil'e
=, the brides mother Mrs. Pauline C. berKie' NJ
so7 washington-ave. The ceremony was perioi".u
BY the Rev Mr. Ottman Of NeMaTH III friends of
slioe 90 couple only The maid OF honor was
Miss Grace Stevenson. Of BROOKLYN ana '1gaT rison
- hr,desmaids The best man was Itelsn liaiIiS
nc SaWark the ushers being Max Berkins ana a.
F Brombasshedr tsT econgratuatory reception
n, 81 and Mrs King departed for SoSthe I'm tlip
\ York s"S" ''''
Among the fashionable weddings slated Tor next
month is that Of Miss Eleanor +. FRANKIE daughter
pf Mr. and Mrs. Henry FRANKIE. of ST. Marx save
md Joseph Percy Bartram. of Newark. at the New
York Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. on the
evening of Thursday November 4 AIthoush the
Partrams are an old Newark family the bride
groomelect has lived great deal IN .aoUest H.
and Is we'll known to the younger clubmen rae rs Is
an ardent b well s Several others and
owns the sloop Dorothy The bride Will be ATTENDED,
BY her S SnGy By sss Mss Nis
Conrow and Miss Louise Napier Of this city, lana ana
m,ss A"f Rensselaer W Bartram the brdegrooms
brother will be best man ana fne uT bF frederick
G. Holden. BroOklyn Charles s SkinneF 0i ia
X J.: Dr. Edward d. Rudderaw. Of New-York and
John B. JOY. of Brooklyn
The marriage OF Miss Eva Mott and John Cummin
was celebrat ted the Marcy Avenue Baptist Church
On Tuesday evening. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev j. l.. Seward. OF Boston. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Marian Latimer Mott,
as maid of honor and by Miss Jessie s Mott and
Miss Bessie b. Miller as bridesmaids. The best
nan WAS aHTaeT Post Robert Philips an
Frederick Louis King. Only relatives and rev
Intimate friends OF the coupe were present a, ,hs
brides brother-n-law, James Il. Seward by whom
the bride was given away Mr.. ana Mrs Cum-
min will the numerous other brides and BRIDE
grooms whose trip is to the Atlanta Exposition
An engagement of more than ordinary interest to
Brooklyn society people is that OF MISS Marguerite
Force daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas c. Force, TO
Dr. Frederick Gretton Brathwate, passed assistant
surgeon L. s. ~ Her younger sisters engage
rnent TO Lloyd Bowen Sanderson. the youngest mem
Der of the well-known shipping firm OF S1nderson
e. Sons announced In the spring Untl the
Forces removed to New-York about year ago the
Misses Force among the most active and
entertained frequently in the most delightful and
unconstrained manner The family passed inc sum
but in their town house, No 25 East Thir-
ty-nnth-st.
The wedding of Miss Florence Norton Bissell and
Edgar F. Luckenbach. on october 80, promises to
be one of the largest and most brilliant weddings
OF the autumn 1t will be celebrated in the South
Congregational Church. at o'clock in the even
and n there y viii E 2e sse no. 20 Berkeley
lace. between $50 and 10 o'clock
The engagement is announced Of Miss Mabel Es-
tele Dumont. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry d.
Dumont. and Henry Clinton Van Cleef. son of
John Schenck Van C,eef. Both well known in
society the hill. and for two seasons have been
seh in evidence nc, at the social IR me Sras IN
party at the wedding Miss Dumonts brother
Charles Gregg Dumont, and Miss Taylor. N Trinity
Chapel New York next Wednesday afternoon.
The leading German club in Brooklyn, the Ger
mania. opened It's season last night with a concert.
which was well attended by its members and their
families and acquaintances The club elected
annual meeting the following officers. Herman
Schaefer. president Franz r.. Triacca. Vice pres-
Dent; Ernest Schwannanser secretary; Oscar Faehr-
mann, treasurer.
number OF women who much in evidence
in charitable and philanthropic work in social
lie are interested in a series OF tabeduX wants
entitled The Rival Queens" which is to be given
at the Columbia Theatre next Tuesday afternoon
for the benefit of the Girls Improvement Club, In
connection with the Bedford Kindergarten No s72
Bedford-ave AS the title would imply. ii Will be
al
Century, showing Elizabeth. and Mary Queen OF
scots with all their fascinating retinue. a pic
tuIesqae suD)ect, which promises TO be Wei carried
OUT. WIZ carleton is 10 give explanatory lee
lure. and there VIII be mus cal acconpa nlInenfs