New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
NEARING THE END OF THE WEDDING
SEASON
INCIDENTS OF THIS WEEK AND PLANS 70
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FoR
THE SUMMER EXODUS.

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
THE SUMMER EXODUS.
People who have to do with weddings have had a
rushing business for the last week, ana tnere arc
nlenty Of signs that 1t will continue although on
all sides are heard preparations for the summer
exodus which. II last weeks weather hoas on ior
long. will begin much earlier this season than usual
The winding up Of the large dances during Easter
week left the nimbe-footed contingent Dependent
on the small private affairs, and as there were ie"
Of them the weddings and talk about the co onnri
Horse Show the bicycling ard other outdoor spoi,
took up most Of the time Of those whose tme mes II
their own With the end Of Easter week the soe md
Season with two big S's) Is practically over anu
since change is in Itself rest. the rest VIII be OBJ
tanned by changing The next moves on .he anS
will be away to the mountains or the seashore anu
there Is likely to be a larger array OF oaafneaup
house fronts and windows tins season N those who
have been preaching financial ruin anu gehe'a' ues
olation.
One of the principal social features of the week
was the reception given OH Monday afternoon ny
Colonel and Mrs. Loomis l.. Langdon 10 introduce
Major General Kruger and Mrs. Kruger, who have re-
Gently become residents Of Governors Island >Ihe
reception was attended by representative civiiah
and military gathering. The band from Fort liam
ilton furnished the music and the rooms were at
tractivey decorated. Colonel and Mrs james for-
ney formerly of the Marine barracks. IN 'he Navy
Yard came on from Washington and among oth-
~N'~''~'
Major and Mrs Van Rensselaer, Hoff, Colonel ana
Mrs Barr, Captain and Mrs. Mills, Commodore e, ana
Alton: ex-Secretary Tracey. General and MIS-; H9I
ace Porter Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H , Litch Mri
Henry +. Richardson, Mrs: Dwight Richardson,
Sir and Mrs Henry \. Whney. . Mrs r GeeTge
Admiral and Mrs. Braine. Mr.. and Mrs George o Il.
Mrs; David Morrison o Mrs M sGhn M
James McKeen Judge and Mrs. Bartlett Judge
and Mrs Pratt the Rev and Mrs Charles .s Ga1n
and Mrs. 4. c. Barnes. st. Clair McKelway.. the
Rev and Mrs L. p. Miller Professor Charles West
Mrs Truman j. Backus Mr.: and Mrs 5. " Lowell.
Miss Pierrepont, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander r. Orr
and Miss HERMAN
The wedding Of Miss Edith L. Corwin and james
E. McKeon, second son of James s. Mckeon' took
place on Wednesday evening at the home OF the
brides parents. No. IA Penn-st. The house was
prettily decorated and the ceremony was witnessed
nv a large number of the friends of the families
me ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. Wesley
Johnston of ST. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church
MISS Alberta Corwn. sister Of the bride. was maid
Of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Nj. NC
Keen. sister of the bridegroom. and Miss May Z.
Corwin, sister of the bride. Joseph Brown was the
best man. and the ushers were Archibald mccall
:lagh Of Princeton and oliver Cooper. Among the
guests were the Rev. and Mrs. J. Erskne Adams,
Mr. and Mrs NJ B. Adams, Mr. and Mrs carlisle
Bishop Shelter Island; Mr.. and Mrs. George Baiiy
Inspector and Mrs John Brennan Miss brsnhan.
the Misses Frances and Annie Brennan, Mr.. ana
Mrs. o. NJ. Beach. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Buckle MI
and Mrs William Boyd Mr. and Mrs. William j.
Doxd. Mr. md Mrs Frank Bosworh Mr.. and Mrs
William ". Beebe. Mrs. John Bower: Miss Anna
Burger Miss Bell Dr. Alfred red Bell Mr ana ap MIs
and Mrs Edmund Brown Mr. and Mrs; Jonn s. :; NC
Xson Mis- Mary M,ksR miss Ksn Ohio Mr. nd
Mrs George W. McKeon. Robert Mexican inspector rs
Mrs Mns MIS- p f.
Mr.. and Mrs W. b. McKeon, Kent. Ohio Henry
Mr.. ' and Mrs George Meares Mount vernon y T.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Detmar Mr. and Mrs: = a. a.
bert Eason, William H. Eason. DR.. and Mrs; w NJ
L. Fiske. DR.. f. Rodney Fiske John Fiske f,,. MI
Mr. Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Fowler, Nj and Mrs; Frank
Goodrich Mr. and Mrs Jacob p hsaey s mr. nne
Mesey rs Mr and Mrs enry Hasler Mr. and
J. Henry Heckie. Ms. Flora Hamilton. Daniel b.
and Mrs. John Johnston Captain and Mrs Elias p
Clayton, Mr. and Mrs G CorwIn Miss Clara NGr
May Elaine Corwin. Miss Alberta +. Corwin. Her
bert r. corwin Greenpoint: Dr Aioert r. Sorw YIN
Grace Corwin Mr.. and Mrs Addison Corwin, DE-
and Mrs. Charles Cooper. and many others.
The marriage of Miss Lillian F. Talmage. daugh-
ter of DR.. John Tamage. and DR.. j. Murray Mitch
ell. of New-York, took place on Wednesday after
noon at the home Of the bride No. 1871 Joralemon-st
Owing to a recent death in the family of the bride
the wedding was a quiet one. attended only by
relatives and intimate friends: The Rev. Dr. r. s.
Storrs ofHciated. assisted by the Rev Percy Grant
of the Church of the Ascension. OF New-fork
- The marriage of the Rev W. c. Wilson. pastor of
the North Fifth Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
and Miss Margaret Lonsdale. daughter Of William
II. Lonsdale. of No 1o1 Marcy-ave., took place at
the home Of the brides parents on Wednesday
evening. The ceremony Eas performed by the Re :,
L0nsdae, jr., brother of the bride. was best man,
and Miss +. A. Lawrence was bridesmaid. The
honeymoon
A floral spectacular carnival" will be presented
at the Academy Of Music the evening of Monday.
May IL. by William Pitt Rivers and his pupils for
the benefit OF the endowment fund OF the House OF
st. Giles the Cripple. A large number Of children
have volunteered to take part in the carnival. in
which many graceful dances. pantcmimes. groups
and tableaux will be presented. Beautiful and cost
~ costumes and elaborate stage settings VIII add
the Hanover Club win constitute the Reception Com
mittee, Among the Patronesses will be Mines Fred;
= Smith. George i: May Charles u Bailey, James
s0hq Msyfa snr s. H Hshs 'Inn opa
M oiisnhsuer a. Henry ' Pi s Gilbert Guiief
s1s Hsse A'iE' R'sassr
ysmss " Fleming Tickets ss Mn be on sale e, NH
Tsylorst. No. so Fuitonst. and No. is clintonsI
One Of the principal April weddings was celebrated
on Wednesday evening in St. Marks Protestant
Episcopal Church, in Adephi-st when Miss Beth
Emma McClannn. daughter of Mr. and Mr.. Robert
freeman nicCiahnIh, was married 10 Ut Iharies
Gilmore Kerley, Of New-York. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Spencer c.. Roche rector OF
the church. assisted by the Rev. Henry E. Cobb. Of
the West End Collegiate Church Of New-York. The
maid Of honor was MISS Daisy Victoria Human,
aaa tbe bridesmaids were Miss Reynolds. Miss Al
ID and Miss Paddock. of New-York and Miss
Gregory Miss lie Fevre and Miss Merritt OF
Brooklyn. Walter Quick, of New-York. was best
man, and the ushers were Dr. Peek, Dr. Topper and
6pauldng, OF Brooklyn. reception followed the
ceremony at the home Of the BRIDE No. 253 Vernon
mate friends On their return from an extended
stay at Lakewood. Mr.. and Mrs. Kerley will reside
a New-York. The groom Is connected with the
Polyelnic and Babies Hospital. and is member OF
OF those present at the reception were John II.
Holmes OF Boston. uncle Of the bride; Holmes Hyde,