New-York tribune., 1896-05-10

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almost ~ ~ooie,v. OF dinners. there have been ie"'
dOns ,.,,Iarlv elaborate; lunchcons and teas nave
not pa' ,r,erous nor have there been any we'd
no, been NJ ,as, week 10 interest society people:
Args in the ".b a of May is not regarded by most
The merry III liIo az a fecitous one in which 10 get
ycung However, that all young women VINO nSoe rt
sosen Their a.. at This period of the year is demon
me holy Donbb he few weddings announced TO take
srateSb Sbefore the leaiy mont" oi '"''' 'o'
o,a,ne tomorrow will be that of Miss
4 qule' casnades. daughter of the late Carlos Man
jloria ae sas ON who was the first President OF the
'si ae oannhlic. to Charles Abnon de Lima OF inns
CUBAN .'ah will take place at the Waldorf. rev
ey VIM" "",aos the immediate relatives of the couple
persons hidden to the ceremony and the Suose-
baVe ,.s,vitjes. The marriage of DR.. Edward ray
crsnt leS" of No. q West For,eth-st.. and Miss
son Fowler T..on oi daughter Of the late Robert Rus
Nidread THo~onerstown. \. y will be Celebrated al
s Of TTqapesday, in Christ Church. Seventy nr5t,
noon On Roulevard. This, too, Will be qulet
s. and,nentatous ana nS wedding and the guests WI oe
snd nA from the relatives OF Dr. rover anu nI
s Rsy @ DR. ano9 the narrFd He
he Gnu bref trip in this country, Dr. ana MIS-
vii sail for EWTGPf W on H Mrs. and Mrs. Robert
York. G'gnoix 81 and Edward Munford Fowier' VINO
Nies tsa days after the wedding
.rrsre of Miss Helena Bauer to Lewis NJ.
Inv son of DR.. Charles Haase, OF No 'si
on-aN
HAns' evening next at the home OF the brides
Thul. Mrs. Joseph William Bauer, No ll West
mother; ~, The Invitations 10 the wedding
SSV'nnnsn confined 10 the members and reIauVes
bwe been eetsar,iles nTf OF the bride and bridegroom.
os, notable wedding Of the week will be
i' vss Alice Elizabeth Stearns. the only
m'' ~ Mr. and Mrs. J. Noble Stearns, to Or.
ess e"~'r Travis Gbb. Of No. 1865 Lexington-ave'
VILE WIZ .4, take place at o'clock on Thursday
..,roop in St. Georges Protestant Episcopal
s''. ."h !, stuyvesant Square. There will be sew
Cnu'. ..,s-sa guests present at the marriage cere-
'ai uhch will be performed by the rector the
non!;n ~ William s Rainsford. while the reception
which follows s The h6mf O1 viii ii be attended by
No. ~r"mbsr OF the relatives and intimate irlendS
y he couple Mss Siearnss maid OF honST S W h.
be ME- usr5tt Of Brooklyn; Miss Mary Hayes Miss
isses Mss n'Iy Mcyeel and Miss May Langdon pr.
Geofss, 49,, nan will be his cousin, Joseph b. Gbb,
y Gl0p Gl0ppssp,Sslphia The ushers will be the Rev. ".
Garth Dr. GftSn = Edgar e.,loI DR. George poits and ID
y iaIr''a y Andrews. of this city
~. last week OF the present month will bring
81. marriage Of Miss Anne Caroline \. Smith.
soush,s- Of Mr. and Mrs. Granville Byam Smith,
:, Horace Green Grannis. the Oldest son OF the
,s.s p4v William Delaney Grannis, and grandson
a, the late Dr. Horace Green. OF this city. The
Welding will be celebrated at $50 o'clock in the
.,,srnoon Of Wednesday, May 27. in the Presby-
.sri,n Church at Scarsborough. y. y, and the
ceremony will be followed by reception al Hard,
xicke the handsome country home OF Mt anu anu
Mrs. Smith a short distance from the church. Inc
Ray Dr. John Hall. pastor of the Fifth Avenue
prssbyterian Church, this city. and the Rev. Dr.
rsrton blessing Will be the officiating clergymen;
Isa.0 Wss Mary irwin will be the maid Of honor and
Mss Elizabeth 5 Wells and Miss Emily Petit will
be the bridesmaids Delaney Grans ram hsst has an
he ushers Will be the brides brother. Edgar Nav
sk smith Henry La"'1m; oso cousn ra0ns O sn' Gorge
l. Nelson. Of Boston; Joseph FrehhshuEsen anu
Tomas Hoag
Invitations are soon TO be issued for the marriage
of Mss Susie NJ. sncock the third daughter of the
late John j. snlcock. Of this city. TO Jesse A Chase
0. Harlem, which will take place at O'CLOCK on
Wednesday evening June 8. at the home OF the
hides brother John J. Si,lcock. No. lSS west sew
uy.nrs-st The drawlng-room where the mar
RAE ceremony will be performed By the Rev. Dr.
CIV Mil.ard OF the Methodist Episcopal Churcn
|, 7ssnont will be lavishly decorated with prght
srTE her brother. Peter NJ Slcock Her maid
GEsor will be her niece. Mss Grace Crag' VINO
anon. The bridesmaids will be Miss Mary Craig.
sroher niece; Miss Mary Neil, Mss fannle a,
E0od and the bridegrooms sister MISS M,hTrpS NJ ens
k yelled with white organdie, embroidered win
k rOsebuds Edward " Bsekhaut . win ,atn attend
,ffin George Debevoise, Arthur l.. Buckhaut ana
y brides brother John J. Sincock. There VIII De
large reception Immediately after the ceremony
Several engagements were announced last week
nss Julia Floyd Delaield a few days ago an
ounced her engagement 10 Frederic V. ;. CROSBY.
lss Delaheld who is the second daughter OF Ut
nd Mrs. Francis Deafeld. of No. l2 West Thirty
.cond-st and her fance distant relatives. hav-
IL a common ancestor in General William Floyd.
ne of the s,gners Of the Declaration Of lndepend-
nee Mr. Crosby was for half dozen years frst
ecretary Of the American Legation at Berlin An
,her engagement OF interest TO society was that
( Miss Rosa Parran Buchanan. daughter Of Mrs
arnes A buchanan Of Fort Place, New-Brignton,
,aten island 10 Eugene I.entilhon the eldest son
the late Captain Joseph Lentilhon OF TINS cry;
ilss Buchanan's family comes from Baltimore, and
related TO several prominent families OF that city.
she is sister Of Mrs j. Mayhem Wainwright, OF
Rye. y. Y.
transatlantic engagement is that OF MISS Luz
Barlos second daughter Of Nine dc Roda, better
known 10 New-Yorkers as Nine. de Barrios wldow
f General de Barrios. to Count villa Leal' or
France. The wedding will take place in Par.s next
month. Mr. and Mrs. Juan Apar!cio, the parents OF
Mme de Roda will sail for Europe on SATURDAY OF
next week. They go abroad with their family 10
attend the wedding o; their granddaughter.
The transatlantic fever seems 10 have taken
complete possession Of society people. who have
begun TO regard 1t almost a matter OF course
that two three months in every year shali De
passed In Great Britain or on the Continent Iney
seem TO look upon London and Paris as great
watering places. A number OF society people nave
disappeared Europcward in the last week. among
shsm Ss Mr.; and Mrs Henry Sloane, NJ and MTs'
SSoney Webster Perry Belmont. Miss Amy =.
townsend ISl rs. Mr. and Mrs r. Horace Gslia5n, COP
Maitland. Nai Mrs Edward Mitchell. Miss Mitchell.
Ms Ms George scheffelin, Miss Dorothy Schieren.
;a ns' nytohn C. Westervelt Mr.. and Mrs, WIN,
Mn Mr. Rninelander Stewart. George Work, Mr. and
;ng,s,h-c n Pel, and Nine. Vincente de Dom Dom
;ns ss1. I.ss wife Of the First Secretary Of the @ Argen
,tSHsauon al Washington, formerly MISS Helene
yybpny tbSapny The last named is on her way to Paris.
bn.hs,ds sne G VIII be Joined next month by her
TsDch Ta. VINO has been ordered TO new post In the
FOR e'yn ra,s capital Many others will have get sail
tIma y, eth snores before June arrives. But the
for ,b VI ne absence In most cases VIII be Drlei,
sec e end Of July the first week Of August VIII
wl,b I'm ,r an established in their Newport homes;
Paris fney ~ '"e NUS
-. 'one' A. b. De Frece and his wife celebrated
' "enty-hfth anniversary of their wedding with
49, e'aoorate dinner at the Hotel Brunswick last
," s". Twelve persons In all were present, incud-
,s 80 Tue members OF the Immediate family and few