New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28

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The ceremony will take place in the First Presby-
terrain Church. Stapleton. on Tuesday. The Rev. G.
J; Jones ana the Rev. Wilbur F. Wood viii be the
officiating clergymen. The marriage of Miss Nellie
@. Knapp daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Knapp.
of Arlington-ave. East Orange; to the Rev Alex
Church.
One OF the Interesting enga gements Of the week
that Of Miss Edith Shepard, second daughter Of
the late Colonel Elicit F. Shepard. and grand
daughter OF the late William II. Vanderbilt TO
Ernesto c. Fabbr. second of the late Ernesto G.
Fabbr which announced on Monday Miss
Shepard introduced society several years ago.
with her cousin. Miss Adele Sloane. who about
she Is pretty girl and great favorite among her
friends Mr. Fabbri. who was born In this city Is
Gated abroad and lived fer some years in Italy.
While no date has been mentioned for the wedding,
Scarborough-on- theHudson. where Mrs Shepard
has a magniicent nome: Another engagement
last week. 1t is that OF Miss Louise Bonaparte.
daughter Of the late Jerome Napoleon Bonapare. to
Paris, and himself attache of the Danish Lega-
ticn. Miss Bonaparte, who has been in society sew
bal given at the Arlington. in Washington, year
b before her fathers death is vel known IN New,
abroad The engagement is announced Of Miss Jen-
ME Gulick Elshsr daughter Of The late Isaac L.
youngest son OF the late Peter Hardie, of Williams
port Penn.
1t is announced that the marriage of Miss Carolyn
O'Connor. daughter of William p. OConnor. to
Harry Van Alst Brewer. will he celebrated in Octo
Der next at the home OF the brides father No.
East Twefth-st. Miss O'Connor will he attended by
her two younger sisters and by the two sisters of
the bridegroom. There will be large reception
celebration in the autumn will be the wedding OF
Miss LILY Barrel daughter Of Mrs Alexander Bar
Hunt, which VII. take pace in Washington prob
ably In the latter part or October.
Independence Day will be celebrated in a fitting
manner at Tuxedo where there will be athletic
games in the morning, In which the men employees at
the clubhouse and the various cottages will take
part; games of golf and sailing matches in the after
noon. and grand Illumination and fireworks in the
evening; all 70 close with an informal dance in the
ballroom. The Fourth of July will be celebrated at
the Arssiey Casino on large seae In the morning
mcn;s for silver cups. besides a lawn in the
evening and a display of fireworks. 4 ball will
dance took place in the casino last evening and was
well attended.
mer at Pride's Crossing. where she has leased
cottage for the season Mr.. and Mrs Arson Phelps
home. Shadow Brook. Lemon will pass the winter
abroad: Mr.. and Mrs Stokes, with their family,
November Miss Ruth Lawrence. daughter of JUS
tiee and Mrs.; Abram r. Lawrence is spending the
Craig!e, the authoress.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Mortimer. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Walter Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter Palmer Mr.. and Mrs Oliver
H. p. Belmont, Mrs. Robert Hoe. Mrs. George
Peabody Wetmore. the Misses Wetmore and J. B.
Eustis. United States Ambassador TO France.
Among the departures for Europe yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Cross, Miss Cross the Hon. Cecil
Barring ex-Judge and Mrs. II. f. Rowland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Delano. the Misses Delano William
Adams Delano. Sherman Dav. MIR. and Mrs Robert
Fanshawe Bloodgood. Mrs. Henry Draper Mr.. and
Mrs. John W. Prison and Miss Louise L. Kane
Buzzard's Bay. Mass, June 27.-Monday IS to be
a fesal day here. for the first of Joseph Jefer-
sons grandchildren Miss Josephine jefferson. is
TO be married Charles J. Rolfe, of Boston. The
ceremony will be performed the lawn in front
of the house of Miss Jefferscn's father Charles
Jefferson large tent has been erected there. and
large quantities of ferns and trailing vines have
been used in the decorations The ceremony will be
the polished floor of the boathouse. The ceremony
Is to be performed by the Rev. Dr. Page of Fall
River, and friends have been invited from far and
near TO be present. Among these will be Mrs.
Cleveland, who has been at Gray Gables for some
weeks. and has been frequent visitor to the
Jeffersons The maid of honor viii be Miss Frances
Ward. Of Montclair n. ]. The best Is TO be
Ashley Watson, of Cambridge, Mass. After the
ceremony the young couple will take a short honey
moon trip but they refuse 10 divuge where.
Washington. June 27-Coln F. Livingstone of
the New-York firm of r. Wayne Wilson & Co.. has
Just concluded the purchase of the winter home of
Farragut Square, in this city Mr.. Livingstone paid
s97 200 for the property He will make extensive i'm
provements, and expects TO entertain largely next
winter