New-York tribune., 1896-06-21
ruE WEEK IN SOCIETY,".

W ,ostimony 10 the eNou"9 ""N ~ ~
sear te''' ,,-,ies in the country. The suburban
= house par.yiS9 i9 nm sway. and to secure IN
,,sson Is country friends is the one desire OF
tose who have no SUNDAY at Tuxedo at West
sone is i9p%goWSrook De or at the Ardsley Casino
cnes" "agreeable SUBSTITUTE.
oreot disappointment 10 number OF men
Ine I.or,en in society. as well as TO many other
inl " Lao. week was the postponement OF the
perso"'' - Misc Grace Wilson TO Cornelius Van
rsHas (which was to take place on Thursday
'Eoo, 'E0"" at the home Of the young woman
ias"0 Nr and Mrs. Richard 7. WILSON, IN fifth-
ps'enS ,,u,aratons for the celebration of the we'd
rs aeu nigh finished. when the bridegroom
ans .oa bv an attack OF acute rheumatism TO
s his and warned by his ba Physsfans nS'
T at N least wsUns wssk family put saop To
smuni for the affair. and florists, caterers,
prepS' and dressmakers were ordered to cease
XII laboTsi,a - considerable magn!hcence While
On "a has definitely beeen settled upon ior the
ssmony ,.rs n,sS as soon as young Mr. Vanderbilt is
Ss 10 get out
- relief from this dsappon tment. the
" w. somewhat prolific OF matrimonial cele-
FA snecial dra wing-room car on the New
F.-al railroad conveyed guests on Tuesday
~ A,rgh. Dutchess County, for the wedding
co-oldlne Morgan, daughter of Mrs. Will
q ME- Morgan, OF No. &c Washington Square,
," Lewis c. Thompson. also OF this city The
H'" ., ST. Margarets Protestant Episcopal
cnaD,s ubere the marriage ceremony was per-
Chu'' 80 the Rev. Or. William r. Huntington
'''"e =, Grace Church, this city. assisted by the
'e'' phun Med Blocker. rector OF the church'
H'' ,.corated with roses and palms me BRIDE
vas okss picture OF loveness In her white wed,
Vho vhs was attended by Miss Beatrice Mllis ana
tns ,V,s5vs Mills twin daughters OF Mt ana MIS-
Nss uysaIiis Miss Newbold and Miss julia Hoyi al
| Cg8cH ~ She given away DE
gu Ihr"her Gerald Morgan MI. TA0mpson. VINO
i son ot the late Colonel william T. nh9Inpson'
son sn, hest man his brother. William + 1homp-
.ai a. an ~ shs-s were Hamilton w. Cary, James r.
on, ir' F Appleton Smith. Henry ; Hoy; j. >
sIT Irs william Asior Chanler and H. W. DolI''ns, .
ssss" .a young men received as souvenirs from .ne
!1sse - SorseshOc scarfpins. set with ruoies ana
Esiis The reception was held at the Point me
s'," so- home a. the brides grandmother MIS-. -!
n,1i'ii i,ov Among the guests at the ceremony ana
.S,,dn nv were Governor Morton. Miss Morton NJ
.;'pion .;pis Hgder MINIS. Mr.. and Mrs Royal Phelps
ga H'' Nr ana Mrs Winthrop Chanler. Nj: ana
I Ia''WN ~ p Dinsmore Mr.. and Mrs. Robert i; HUNT,
.ron Mr. and Mrs. ARCHIBALD Rogers, NJ ,a.al ana
~, Miss sands MIR. and Mrs. J. Wadswortn
sb shis liz and Mrs. Daniel F. Appleton Mr ana
Is Thomas Newbod. Miss BALDWIN; Mss nyhnn
sr Miss Kerrochan Miss Randoiph "oruoi
SS.II We. Gox!d Hoyt and Clement March
-. srg,eement is formally announced of Miss
,a,s Rsbop Youngest daughter Of Mr. ana Mrs.
rh.r R. Bishop. to Moses Taylor, son OF MI ana
ys Henry \. G. Taylor. ana srahuso" o' ''0 '"''
ls.s Taylor
s...v ,,as considerably interested IN the wedding
=, w.. ccrne,ia Booreum Zabriskie. the eldest
i,rss,s- OF Mr. and Mrs August IaDr!sH'e, u
william Temple Emmet. son OF Rlcharu 0'o0n'o vi
cnms, OF New-Rochelle. which was Celep'a'e" '''
q. Episcopal Church at Westhampion beach Long
,.,ui. at noon on Tuesday. The niue chu'o-',
...c,ea several years ago in memory OF |ener"'
o.,raCfivalV decorated Win lndI-
.,.r,,as snowballs and varie,y Of cul,ivatea ana
.n, eouers while the altar vas banked with PAINS
s,s lilies The guests from this city ana IT'S Vic"-
rv went down to Westhampton in t"o speclal cars
which were attached % the regular earl! ''o'''"e
,-ain and were met at the station by nu'hoe' Va
carriages and stages which conveyed 'hein ~ ''
church The guests were shown 10 seats Oy 'V
ushers Alfred Cooley. c. Temple Emmei. couS''.
=. ,se brlAeyroorn; Oothout Zabriskie brother Oh
ne bride. ana Oothoui Whitehead. The bT'de was
riven away by her father. She wore a pretty gown
~ white organd.e trimmed with white satA FioDo'-
md point lace The bridal veil was the SANE
worn BY the brides grandmother. The Drl''S
maids. serns os white swiss muslin t''i''','"'
with white satin ribbon and silk lace, "'l' Mos
Annie Whitehead, Miss Elizabeth Leroy Emine,, Ta
sister Of the bridegroom and Miss Josephinv ,er "a
t-iske the brides sister. These young ~c,ric s,rich
wore white leghorn hats trimmed VII Whte oS.l'ui'
tjlmes and each carried bunch or sprlhs HoNcilss,
S- Emmet's best man was his brother, GrehV!iie
T Emmett Immediately after the cefeho'iLy Lyda's
rags drove TO the country home OF the prlue
ssrsnts IN Beach Lane. whore a reception "as
VA Breakfast was served under Iilse sent oi W
- %r,rk 20 the health Of the bride and bride
room dancing followed on the avn MI. alu 80, ~
lime, taking ac'iye & par ,en1dn hf IG' g the memory Of
y,ss who witnessed 1t for some time 10 coiHV
.ss, Tander's orchestra had ceased It's toneiul
r.s,s ~ ara Mrs Emmet were driven 10 me
eaton at Quogue whore they entered heI ~ ,sr "a
a. o Tew-York The guests left WeNthampion on
r. IrfI al alfnOlEH
90, an ~ he fact The departure OF the Young
s-,js from the scene Of the wedding breakfast
..SI 10 he axle OF the bridal carriage was a
srsijs OF old shoes suspended by white satin RIB
srs,on ~ articles consisting of an empty cham
,agre bottle bunch OF shoes ana iaree Do1gue 81 ~
nss Mr. and Mrs Enmet t sala lanp on ,r,n through
Great Britain and Continental Europe.
Aro,b.r Fashionable out-o: town wedding or the
week vas that OF Miss Eleanor r. Cross daughter
eNr and Mrs r. James Cross, TO PROFESSOR Ai'ah
M-Qrand. Of Princeton University, when took pace
he Church OF the Holy Communion at Souin Or
r,A a, rrh,,s1av afternoon The welding though
~ ana rather informal had all the accessories
ri emhellishmen:s that wealth and position Drlle
.s bride was sumptuousiy attred, az "ere aso nv NJ
W bridesmaids. Miss Mary Cross and MISS Oros'
'S sisters.
A quie, wedding tomorrow will be that of Miss
bret 10 Robert H. Hatch. son Of Mr.. ana MIS-
lswell d. Hatch. which will be celebrated at noon
rihe Buckingham. Fifth-aye. and Ffftieth-s'. Ihe
tawing-room. where the ceremony VIII De pVii
hrmed by the Rev. Father Mangan. VIII pe naIa alra
Iomely decorated with white roses, lilies ana PAINS
There will be no brilesmaids maid OF nohor usnriS
er hes, man. and only the members OF the Two id'il
Hes will be present. The brides gown VIII Ue %, -,
%aiis satin with trimmings Of lace and her ven VIII
De o, uale
The marriage OF Miss Nina Byron, a daughter oi
the late George Gordon Byron, Of south orange u"
Charles William Sloane OF this city, Will take place
al N3o O'Clock tomorrow morning. In the Church
u our Lady Of Sorrows at South Orange. on ac-
count Of the recent death Of the brides father the
wedding Will be small one and as unostentatiously
se.eoraied as possible. Only relatives Will be pres
snI az the breakfast which VIII follow at the DrIe
s'he irne .lateiy after the marriage ceremony ma
ven Performed by the Rev Dr. Henry Brann. rector
Mst Agness Roman Catholic Church, this city, as
sSs'ed by the Rev Father Hall. The bride VINO viii
y gwen away by her brother, l.. dwell byron, VIII
ss sss gown OF white mousse.ine de sole trimmed
s,a point lace and a large white hat, dressed with
.a;s ostrich tips Mr. Sloane and his BRIDE VIII SAL
:" Europe on Saturday.