New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-28
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.


-. ara tho, have been as varied as the weather
- the lagearl spring season. The hours costumes
orl ceremonies have ak been free from ahF'hl"R
,.r,,s+;ne conventionaliiy. The gamut has oeei'
IN rro,n cary 20 ate hours. from brides unattenie'
90 brides surrounded and from sinai gatherings OF N
80, friends - large crowds of curious ac-
,,sintapces The wedding Of Miss Gecrgiana ber-
,,.,,ar daughter Of Mrs Charles H. Bergman 10
1yerrv Casimir De Rham was the first one OF I'M
,,,r,,1oa and the most worthy of note to the mem
hors Of the fashionable world The occasion bfouSh'
,o,s,ber I throng Of the shining lights of the social
.or,l and 4 dazzling display OF spring fnery in
the Wv OF costumes and headgear. AS tickets OF
admission n the church were absolutely necessary
the immense th:ong Of curos;y-seekers' 20 whom
a Wedding of persons whom they have never seen
before and are never likely to see again Is
s,ec:a,e Ct unusual Interest. were kept outside OF
,,o doors of St Georges Church, and as re-
suIt there was little jostling inside Inc marriage
ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr. Whlam
: Ransford. the rector. The young couple are
fairy matched. both having good birth, suostan-
t;al possessions and many charming ana attractive
qualities. Miss Bergman was a charming BRIDE as
simple and unassuminG in her manner as she was
in her attire. with great display OF lace ma
norls bridal gifts, and her weddihs was 0o'-
dur.el with judgment and good taste Inc oeNE
- bridesmaids in their pretty gowns of rose-coiored
silk trimmed at the corsage with white ch'roh
and Vaenciennes lace and large white hats dressed
with pink plures and ribbons were particularly
pcasinS feature of the picture presented III Inc
chanccl.
The guests encouraged by the bright sunshine
end lovely skies appeared in their newest and neS'
sp-'nC costumes. Mrs. Cornelius Nanderbit' VINO
,,s one Of the first to arrive at the church. wore
n costume OF black silk and velvet heavily trmme"
With let while her tall handsome daughter MISS
ccrtr,ia Vanderbilt. was in dress OF mauVe MORE
trimmed with bows of black satin ribbon Mrs
Thomas Howard wore a gown Of giact MORE shot
larCa h1aC< ha'
,,,,n tall vayv black plumes. Mrs. Alfred Seton
wore a gown Of back-and-whte striped SILK
trimmed with black velvet. Mrs. L0ri.iard Spen-
Ger the sister of the bride looked handsomer than
ever in a costume of striped white satin ana sIK'
with voluminous neck trimmings and a large white
IA, trimmed with white plumes. Mrs william
Do,yIas Sloane was in a Napoleon blue figured SILK
trimmed with white lace. and small bonnet OF
white lace Miss Anna Sands. Mrs CurieY T. nave
never and Mrs Henry Sloane wore gowns oil SILVER
GRAY silk with trimmings OF lace and silver passe-
,nsnterle Mrs Henry Clews looked very youthiuI
and handsome in a costume Of blue gray more
c,nbned with emerald ve.vet Mr.. and Mrs lie
pban who received the congratulations OF ther
fr,an1e at the home Of the brides mother, are
spanding the honeymoon at Tuxedo
The fashionable wedding Of tomorrow VIII ne
olabra,ed at noon in Trinity Chapel, in West Tween
49, ar,h-st near broadway The bride will be Miss
Madeleine Lewis daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter
Heron Lewis and the Bridegroom Frederick roster
Carey The ceremony Will be performed ny NV
Roy DR. Morgan Dix, the rector OF TRINITY f"''s"'
assisted by the Rev. Dr. William H. Niooer'' 'he
r,,,,s.er in charge OF the chapel. Miss Ma0e! y
,s unI he her sisters maid OF honor. The brides
,,otds Will he Miss Marie Winthrop, Miss Ahce
Va, Rensselaer Miss Jennie Tiffany. Miss Anzo-
inertia Dash OF Riverdale Miss Edna bareer anu
the bridegroon's sister Miss Marion he feEslei
Carey whose marriage 10 William Il. DinsHore' H."
4, :, no celebrated in the chancel In the hrst
hes mai a
p-,-,a I,elaAeld The ushers will be Richmond Tai
Ia, Butler Williamson. Ambrose ID. Henry George
Grav William b. Dinsmore. Jr' ana the o''ie
h~orher Walter Heron Lewis, jr. The reception anu
wedding breakfast will follow at the nome oil 'he
h-,da.s narents No II Eas, Thirty-hfth-st. MT
Carey and his bride will, after U!p spe'H INC
sDr,ng and summer season az 1nXc1o'
ON Tuesday there will be a number or "eulihE''
Mss Alice Townsend CrawforI. daughter o' ''r
late David Crawford Will be married 10 hf'haru
-riphe Wainwright. at the home OF her aunt ME-
1,,har G Clark No IS Gramercy Park The rev
49, Ioh, 1Iau nastor OF the Fifth Avenue Presoy
,erlon Church will ofiiciate There VIII be no maui
=. honor The bridesmaids will be the three sisters
~ the bride Miss Bessie II. Crawford MISS Au.''!
n Crawford Miss Julia Crawford anu ME- ia
s,a Strong Charles Kelar BeeKmah VIII DC VI,
Xainwrgbt's best man. The ushers Will be cood
b,a Livingston. A. Gordon Norrie Oliver La Iarge
and stockton Colt. The ceremony. whch VII! De
p-ivafe VIII be followed BY reception |" WIN"
several hundred guests have been ASKED
Miss Nav Dodd the eldest daughter OF III anu
Mrs Bethuel Dod1. will be marFied IA -
Ian,ist Church. in West Fifty-seventh-s'' 10
charles Henry Stanton. of Philadelphia al moo"
on the same day. The Rev. DE- ROBERT = NO,
thur. the pastor. will perform the cere'hons'
will be followed by a large reception at NV 49,"
NJ the bride No. 10 West Eighty-hrs'.S"' "''
Dodd will have as her maid OF ho"oi m ,,t.,
Nrss Gertrude Dodd. The bridesmaids VIII DE N's'
La,,erne Squire Miss Edith Edison. MES Mar
core, pisk Miss Emma Brain. Miss Laura Ios'
and the brides sister. Miss Louise Dod" -
gowns Will be OF lavender satlh' uin'' 49,,
crushed roses, and made win cnili''' -
trimmed with Russian lace They win "'so =.
,rbi,n leghorn hats trimmed with lilies BOWS .,
,so- mile and white roses The best man VIII
- the hr,degrooms brother Howard o'an'o"'
ord Tho ushers. all from Philadelphia, VIII De III
Push Ketcham. j. Abbott IhurIo" Va.
sck II G. Riebenack, Horace ID. Deacon o.
Couls,on. ir. Iynford Rowland and EDWIN = ho"
,ard Tho bride will be given away by her Dro'her'
Edward l.. Dodd. ,,, -.
IN ,n.rriaea ~ Miss Alice Grace Burlinsoh' ,he
.,1.s, daughter OF the late John Burlinson' OF tmS
civ TO John J. F!nnell will take place III o. az
rck's Cathedral at 10 o'clock on lueSd"y nv 49,,
Many guests have been asked TO the cei'. ,, :,
o,lv the family and a small number OF hi'i","@
49," !, 49, heon hidden 10 the breakfast Which IL
., .o,,o,y AZ the home OF the bride. 40. Iol H"S
r,or,v-ninth-s, The Rev Michael j. LaVeie. NV
Tor n, Tho Cathedral, assisted by the rev iie''
r Ncwey will perform the marriage ce'e'" ,,s,
Father LaveIIe will afterward celebrate 'he my -
mass Miss Burnson will be given away o' NJ
uncle Frank J. Coleman. she VIII "e'' a s
60, gown y, white satin, trimmed win pear p"H''
roen,erie and lace, and large lace nat 80, =, .
,,,h .hita uIacs. Miss Lucille Burlinson VIII pe
her sisters maid OF honor. Her gown VIII De ~
male blue silk embroidered with goid anu nv rharo
OF white crepe trimmed with PINK rose' Ir,n.
will be no bridesmaids and no usheis' i''
neu will be his brothers best man ,,
~, .oda,no y, Nlss Florence Manchester, daush-
.ar ., Nr and Mrs James T. Manchester 10
erIck Mildeberger Da Costa will be ceieora Gu
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon In Pilgrim None
ea,,o,aI Church Madson-ave. and one ',,-.t.
snd-twenty-frst-st. The Rev DIT Samuei ,,on-
will perform the ceremony. MISS rn', ~, MAJ