New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

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.c,nr,nc TO make life In the city little unpleas-
an, and people are flying away from them as fast
"a they can Householders just now. are dlsInaht-
,,rg and hacking for removal to summer houses.
bI,e their daughters are absorbed In the cares ana
s,orsh,ities of summer toilets. Newport ia. or
.,,rso tho city OF refuge. and for all those who
-, a1ord 10 daily with it's luxuries and charms
d, an IDEAL haven Prophets are already beginning
% foresee a gay season for Newport cottages arc
-snted and in a short time most or the gayes'
bouses will be open. and then the social bal WI. De
conf rolling Mrs. Aston. always a social power Is
s,ncc;ei back from Paris in few days. ana VIII
ooa,d the summer at Beechwood having as her
yuests her son and daughter-n-iaw Coiohel anu
Mrs John Jacob Aston. Mr. and MIS-. hooe''
coelet and Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Goeiet VIII DC
cunv their beautiful homes, and the stately ha.'s
and chambers Of Beaueu will be opened lor t'ie
frat time in several years. Senator ana MIS- oai-
win s Brice. have rented William Waldorf as
tors Mace for the season. Their family or young
neople bring an atmosphere OF youth. oeau'! anu
animation into the rooms that nave 80 Io"s h
no sign OF life or light. The Vanderbilt family WA
he seen in It's whole extent. each branch occupy"s
s,,arh MACE Tomorrow the Country Gun. Oh
which Theodore a. Havemeyer Is Inc presine"' WIN
one, for the season. without form or ceremony.
u will be the home Of the golfers ana lne s0"'
OF many a pretty party in the next th'ee "o'''.' ,
A brilliant and successful season Is also piop"''
for Par Harbor which is already Milling up many
Of the cottagers having arrived ana ope"eu '"N
summer homes for the season
There were many wedding anniversaries ana wen
d,nrs last week The fashionable wedding III low"
was that OF Miss Ethel Hoyt Scott 10 D. AiS.o'
cabell son OF the late General Henry oou'.'i
Caber of Richmond. Va, which was ce'eoia
nm Wednesday afternoon at the home OF 'he oi'u'
..hor Mrs James Scott in Fifth-ave. 1t being
a house wedding only the family and the mos.
intimate friends were hidden 10 the ceremony anu
the reception A number OF the brldcsrooi, .
friends from the South were present. Inc o'iue'
vrbo was unattended except by young COUSIN
Master Duane Humphreys. looked beautfui IN her
gown OF ivory satin. the front of the sKr' anu INC
long train being covered with superb point race
the high bodice OF point lace. and fastening
Of one side was a large diamond butterfly Inc
bridal VEIL also Of point lace was that "or" ny
the brides mother her wedding day IL was
fastened by tiara OF diamond stars PieS''
from the bridegroom.
Another wedding this day which occupied 'ne
attention OF fashionable people was celebrated ia
81, Peters Church. Morrstown. y. j. Inc orioe
was Miss Mary Stuart Whitney. the daughter oi
Mrs Stephen Whitney. OF Farlawn. and the BRIDE
groom Robert Livingston Stevens, OF Caste foi'i''
Hohoken special train of drawing-room cars
carried the guests from this city. and the Wend'he
was a pretty one At the reception whch io'io"''
at the home OF Mrs Whitney there was sa'he'-
ing OF old families and the informally or the en-
tertainment made IT the joest and pleasahtes'
., the season Miss Whitney, who given away
by her brother Stephen Whitney. wore beau'liu'
gown OF white satin trimmed with chii1on' ana
full veil OF old point lace. which was fastened 10
the hair with cluster of pearls MISS As"es ="
Whitney sister OF the bride, was inc maui %
honor Her gown was Of croam-white Chiffon
,r,rued with yellow point lace with pink bows
and sash and she carried bouquet OF pink car
nations The bridesmaids. In picturesque cos'un'
OF cream-whte chiffon. trimmed with poih' iace
and pink ribbons. and wearing small oohhe's
and ipk
Miss Kernochan. Miss Baldwin. Miss Ives OF ms
city: Miss Rowland Ford. o; Morristown. and MISS
Hannah Whitney, another sister OF the brioe' W.
C;uerdon Paddock OF this city was best man, anu
William Ward, Dwight Porter. g. Thornton war
rem. Arthur Whitney. brother OF the bride; Edwln
A. S. Lewis and the bridegroom D'o'"ei' - !"
Stevens were the ushers.
Invitations have been sent out by MI and Mrs
William A. Perry for the marriage or their dausn
ter Miss Bertha Constance Perry. TO r'erre ho''-
lard Ronalds. jr. at O'Clock Wednesday a''ei-
noon June es. at Ridgeawn. Bay Ridge. Ions
1s,,,d the country home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry.
A soecial boat the Magenta. has been engaged 10
carry the guests from this city and It's vicinity 10
Bay Ridge The Magenta will leave Wh,tehah-s''
at $50 o'clock. returning after the weod'hs u'"e'
reaching New-York at $50 o'clock SIX huhoreu
invitations have been sent out for the wedding ana
=, G., .s,iua,.d that 200 OF them will be responded
~ in nerson Miss Perry has chosen as her brides
maid. Miss Juiana Cutting and Miss Mary f1eld
H. pona,ds.s hest man will be his brother, Reginald
Pona,ds The ushers will be Henry Pierrepoht
Perry brother OF the bride; Herbert ~ ROBBINS
Frederic Holbrook Belts, Eliot Gregory. H. whit
nv Ncyickar JAIME. F. D. Lanier. James Wads-
worth Richie whose marriage TO MISS Emmy
Tooker II is said, will take place at Newport De-
fore the end of the summer, and Whitney warren
Mr. Ronalds will take his bride TO CANADA lhis
summer they will occupy a cottage at southamp
ton. Long Island. which they have leased FOR the
season ~ -. -,
The marriage OF Miss Helen Cavity. the only
asughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison r. CAVITY, 10
Dr Howard E. Collins. Of Roosevelt Hospital. VIII
n. celebrated at noon Thursday next In the
church OF the Ascension feminist. and fnth-ave
The marriage ceremony Will be performed by 'he
p.y mr. F Winchester Donald. Of Holy Trinity
Church Boston. who will be assisted by the rector
the Rev Percy s. Grant. Miss Gawtry VIII De at
tended by six bridesmaids. two OF whom VIII wear
costumes OF yellow silk. yelled with mousHeiihe ne
cole OF the same color; two will be In OH rose ana
two in blue They will be her two cousins
Miss Lillian Coles and Miss Lille VI. Brown, MISS
Edith slade Miss Helen Fahnestock MISS
MAY s. Bird and the bridegrooms sister
Miss Katherine Collins Dr. Charles faTh-
ham Collins will attend his brother as best man.
Tn. ushers will be A. Rene Moen. Henry Calhoun
Frederick c. Thomas. Lewis Brown Cavity. a
brother OF the bride: Or. Shrady and the bfice-
eroor's cousin Robert Taft. OF Providence the
reception and breakfast will folio" al the nome Vi
the brides parents No Is West EieVeh'h-s'' ~
I'D v,s colIns will sail for Europe shortly after
their marriage. . ,
The wedding Of Miss Katherine Reynolds. daueh-
Tor q. Dr Samuel NJ Reynolds. Of No 81 West
seyenteenth-st TO Russell Van Ness VIII DE ce'e-
bra ted on Friday evening at O'CLOCK III inc riS'
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Ffth-aye. ana Iweh'h-st' Inc
Rev DR. How1rd Dufield the pastor VIII oilclat'.
Mis-. Gertrude L. Prague Will be maid OF honor ana
Frank b. Vanderveer will be the bridegroom best
man. The ushers will be Daniel Sisson' Major Avian
S. Van Dusen Robert Brown and the D'des'oo'
brother Gerald l.. Van Ness.
At 8 O'Clock on Wednesday morning the ha'fiase
n, Ni.x Mary Francis Cherry the oldest daughter
Of lanes Cherry Of No. 236 West One-hundreh anu
forty-fifth-st. to Walter p. McTeigue VIII take
n,ace in the Church Of St Charles Borromeo'
ndred. nd VS. second st. ntdr