New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-12
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY,

However. as most brides are brave snowstorm n
this laggard spring did not prevent the
ding bells from ringing merrily nor did II reduce
the attendance at the church ceremony or the fee.
tivIties which came later. The week began rather
we'll with tableaus which given at Sherry's On
Monday afternoon under eminent patronage, to aid
In restoring and preserving the home Of General
George Washington. at Mount Vernon. The enter.
tainment successful In that II netted hand.
some sum for the object for which 1t given.
Other Incidents Of the week included the final
as Mrs. . John r Has: meeting Of Mrs JOSEPH
T. Lows dancing class, now managed by Mrs An.
E" % aTS thd a't meeting
Ing Badminton Club, and the reception and dance
given on Friday night by the SECOND gc Division Of
Dr. and Mrs " Seward Webb gave theatre party
at the Lyceum Theatre, with supper at the Waldorf
Lawrence. OF Boston. who has been their guest FOR
few weeks Among the other guests as wsre Mise
land. Eliot Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Congdon Wood whose MAG.
riage took place in At. Bar;holomew's Church on
Monday afternoon, sailed for Europe yesterday In
the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm for a three months
tour the Continent. large reception n honor
SS y nd Wa Weoa the o
Bridegroom. at their home No East slxty,,ard-
st. The eight bridesmaids assisted In receiving.
II there Is any dependence to be placed on the Oh
saying Miss Louise Robb daughter OF Mr.. and MIA
j. IIampden Robb the bride Of Wednesday. will b
very happy woman. for the sun beamed most
graclously on that day. The wedding OF Misc
Robb to Mr.. Livingston crowded St Georges
Church. in stuyvesant Square. with people who are
continually spoken OF in social gatherings. The
display OF spring millinery and costumes was BE-.
wildering In Its variety and beauty ana the decora:
lions OF the chance. arranged by Hodgson added
an exceedingly beautiful. girl. was dressed in ex:
0f " Wa
not burdenei with lace. but on the corsage was
handsome diamond star a GIT from Mss
reception at the Park-ave. home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robb was the largest OF the season.
The fashionable wedding OF Thursday was that
OF Miss Helen Schermerhorn Kingsland. daughter Of
Mrs George Lovett Kingsland. TO Newoo.d Norris
which was celebrated In st. Bartholomew Church
In the afternoon The church was beautifully deco
rated with apple blossoms heather and white roses
with a profuslon OF PAINS IN the chancel Choral
music was a feature OF the occasion. the selections
being sung by the regular vested choir OF the
church The bride. In white satin. which was
draped at the corsage and sleeves with point lace
the gift OF Mrs William Aston relative. was given
away by he. grandfather. Benjamin s. We.les No
bride n months has worn more beautiful jewels
than did Mrs Morris. whose mother gave her
necklace OF pears. terminating in diamond clasp.
A diamond star from her grandfather ana a "a.
mond crescent from the bridegroom fastened tne
lace the corsage while the lace vel was eonnnea
to the coHure with superb diamond tara, a pres.
en from John G. We9de The srds Es Tn aSS
rom Mrs William Knssand
large silver dish from Mrs. Orme wilson; chest
S Sas sma om s W fD" waae Aston wed
from Mrs. william Schermerhorn silver ciares
msn lfU and encresed watch from Cornelius Kings.
land and an entire outfit Of :arse silver pieces e.
the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. Morris with Mrs
Kingsland. Will sal! for Europe on wednesday.
where they expect 10 remain for at least year.
Mrs Kingsland however, will return to New-york
in the autumn.
Another wedding on Thursday which attracted the
attention Of fashionable society was celebrated Ia
St. Thomas's Church at noon. The bride was Miss
Ethel Eastman Johnson daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Eastman Johnson, and the bridegroom Alfred Ro-
nsd 0n b M ans the M s
asrette Of DIAMONDS shSne with SUPERB bf s az
Europe on "wednesday for an eighteen months trR
through foreign lands Il 70 their intention - x'A'
Weddings Will be a feature OF the present week.
on Tuesday afternoon. at o'clock. Miss Edh
Crane Lenerts. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs william
r. Lefrerts OF No sos Lexngton-ave., Will be mar
rled 10 William Bradford Allen. OF Hartford Conn.
in Calvary Church. Bishop Satterles. the former
rector OF the church. will perform the ceremony.
which will be followed by a reception at the home
OF the brides parents The color scheme Of the
wedding will be yellow and white. both as to the
decorations in the chance and the BRIDESMAIDS.
ad Of honor s nd Mss Sarah Crane Miss
Fales. Miss Mole Hayes, Miss Albertlne Obertons,,
be the ' bridesmaids Trowbridse Allen VIII attend
his brother as best man. The ushers VIII be Iheo,
S wshro sp MeK.m rhe wedding Of Mss Lillian
Nathan to DR.. F A. Sternberg. will take place on
Eas on the ssves Of the p
will be present at the ceremony.
Wednesday will be busy day with weddInga
one OF the largest this day VIII take place in the
Church OF the Incarnation. The bride will be Miss
Ottllle Force, daughter OF Mr. and Mns. s.as C.
Force and the bridegroom LLOYD Bowen Sander
son. The marriage ceremony will be performed by
the Rev William NJ. Grosvenor. the rector OF tho
Church. assisted by the Rev. DR.. F. w. Brathwalte
OF STANFORD. Conn. The bridal party Will include
maid Of honor and four brldesms.ds-Miss Margue-
waite SISTER OF the bridegroom; Miss Marion Will
S M E TS h s a By da Hs
brother, Harold SandersOn OF England. The ushers
sa San e Of Virginia. A. P Hsinss Of BrOgsys;
George Woodman. OF Boston,; L. b. stoddart. u
s. Calender After the ceremony there will be re.
ceptlon FOR relatives and intimate friends az ,as
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Force. No. Is East Thirty
nnth-st.
Another wedding this day will be that Oh
Miss Suzanne NJ. Dillon, daughter or ex-Juuse e"~
Mrs John Forest Dillon. OF No. GIL Madison-ave
to Gerard Warmer OF Eastbourne. England.
which will take place at o'clock in the afternoon
In ST. Bartholomew Church. The Rev DR. DAVID
H. Greer the rector. will be the officiating clergy
man. Miss Dillon will wear a gown OF white satin.
simply trimmed with embroideries of silver and
pearl Her veil Of tulle will be fastened with orange
blossoms She will wear no jewels. Mr. WARMERS
best will be WHY'S Terry. OF Brooklyn. There
will be no maid OF honor or bridesmaids Because
OF recent death In the brides family the CUSTOM
AIRY reception will be dispensed with The marriage
OF Miss Estee J. Clark daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
, Charles Henry Clark. to William Wright Harrei.
jr.. will take place at o'clock Wednesday after.
noon at the home OF the brides parents, No u
East Sxt!eth-st. The Rev. DR.. Robert 8. Mac.
Arthur. pastor of Calvary Baptist Church. VIII