New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

ates Of various educational institutions. kept the
wheels OF society moving during the last week. IN
spite of the unpleasant weather and the resultant
tendency to stay indoors The resumption OF active
business by the sun, and the probability that the
spell of hot weather which has been looked ior
Is close at hand will serve increase the number
of those who are figuring on getting out OF town al
an early date, and with the close OF the puDhc
school examinations this week there VIII be re-
moved one obstacle IN the way OF the departure OIL
many families who would gladly have gone before
this time. The weeks weddings furnlsh an ihlei
June brides is SO nearly exhausted that many Of
the gownmakers are preparing TO put up their s1 h
tiers and follow their patrons 10 the seashore OF inc
mountains.
One Of the principal weddings of the week, and
The one which attracted most attention in church
circles was that OF Miss Sarah Conseyea BAKER.
daughter OF the Rev. Charles r. Baker. pastor OF
the Church Of the Messiah. at Clermont ana GREENE
AYES TO the Rev. ST. Clair Hester. rector OF 81
Georges Episcopal Church. which took place on
Wednesday evening, in the Church OF the MESSIAH
the father Of the bride officiating. assisted by
bishop A. " I.ttlejohn. the Rev. Dr. FRANK "
Baker OF Cincinnati; the Rev. DR.. Walter BAKER.
OF Baltimore. and the Rev Dr. George 3 Bak'S Oh
New-York uncles Of the bride. The ceremony was
witnessed by the members OF both churches WIG
had been invited attend. and the church was
crowded The full Episcopal service was used ana
the bride was given away by her mother pelhs
escorted by another uncle. DR.. William H. b"NeI'
of Boston The maid of honor was Miss lsapei w.
Ward and the bridesmaids were Mss nGssi Nf Bas
ton; Miss Lucy Hester, Of Washington; s.s'S W. u
the bridegroom Miss Fanne BaK kiss OF Of 1@nbury
Conn: Miss Carrie Steele and Miss SUSIE LayIUr Ts
bro, fH' Joseph Hester Of Washington The usheTs
were Benjamin T. Van Nostrand, Roy - S S's %
Boston S9%ln on, on re Rev Mr. Wcho Of St Lk
Church. Brooklyn Goyernor-General Little OF h'R
duras; the Rev. Mr. Spaulding the KeV, XIV Ms.
Collins assistant rector Of the Church OF tne Mes-
sah and Mr. Wells reception io63wSa Inr rs1n
mony the home of the bride no ~ S pm
relatives The Rev Mr. and Mrs. until m1s'e GctSber
The aher and mother of r the o we're DR. DR.
s e0%p srs WITHIN ;nf f. Baker Harold W BAKER
Of Boston the Rev and Mrs George ,. psNe ot
%ewYork; the Rev DR.. and Mrs Frank B2 50 s,, Of
Cincnpa the Rev pr and MrS E t;adr Ti seh
d Godfrey Mr. and Mrs. Woods. Nj ana Mrs Mrs
John Nichols. Mr. and Mrs Rooker Mr. ana GALL MgI
ock. OF Boston; Mrs. l.. Van NostTand NJ Nj r ana
S 1 s conn See and nj Mrs s"S Man M and
Graef Mr. and Mrs John Conklin Miss Con XII.
Fow Eno Mr and Mrs wilkins Green Nj and Mrs
Scrimgeour Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace, the Misses Wal
Hester q washingon Miss oward MT and Mrs
Stoves Miss seIes Mr s ana MRS Miss ADAMS and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
The marriage of Miss Emma N. Smith. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs T W. Smith, of No. 25s Kosclusko
ST.. and George Curtis took place on wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock in the Fleet Street Methodist
Episcopal Church. the Rev. Otho +. Bathoiow ON
eating The bridesmaids Miss Marion c.
Slane and Mss Eleanor 2. Woolford. Frank Dodez
attended the groom. The ushers were Miner T.
Cooke cousin of the groom John r. Smith the
brides brother; Allan r. Fullerton and H. C. Berry
MIR. and Mrs Curtis started Immediately after the
ceremony for their wedding trip There was no re-
ception. Among the guests were b. b. Curtis, Miss
A l..
shaw. Mrs. A. l.. Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Bell Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Bell. Mr. and Mrs e. H.
Bell Mr.. and Mrs; Arthur Bell; Nj and Mrs f. IS $
Mrs J. NJ Bulwinke. Nj and Mrs. Louis d Br ,iss
T and MT Rel Yp ana II Mrs r1' FREEMAN "p %wHo
Mrs. B, $. Van zle. Mr., and Ms. John KersweiI
Whitney. jr.' Mr. and Mrs D. =. Phillips Mr. ana
Mrs. Albert Brinckerhoff. Mr. and Mrs 4 IL Half
the Misses Lefingwel, Mr. ond Mrs. Louis Nash ana
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Snyder
One Of tn. fairest June brides Miss
Gcorgiana Curry. youngest daughter Of the
Rev DR.. George Lansing Taylor who was for
many years pastor OF Methodist churches in
this city. On Thursday evening she was
married to Benjamin Harold Carpenter. Of
W.lkesbarre. Penn. the home of her brother
in-law. William j. Browne. seventy-sixth-st
Third-ave. Bay Ridge her father officat-
ing at the ceremony, assisted by the Rev. John T.
Bone Of Oneonta The sweet-faced. dark-eyed
her gown of ivory satin. trimmed with point APP
plique lace. almost covered by her veil OF tulle,
which surmouned by wreath of orange bios
sons She wore a diamond sunburst the gift Of the
bridegroom. She given away by her brother
Edward +. Taylor. and was attended by her sister
Miss Austana +. Taylor. maid Of honor. who
wore blue brocade and chiffon. The bridesmaids
were Miss Ida French Of Syracuse. cousin Of
the bride. and Miss Grace Derr. of Wilkes
barre a cousin of the bridegroom. Isabel Brown
little flower girls. The best man was L. Edmond
Carpenter, brother of the bridegroom, and the
ushers c. North of New-York City: Chester
b. Derr, Of Wikesbarre: Wilbur T. Smith. OF
Wikesbarre. and John Taylor Of Brooklyn. The
decorations simple but artistically arranged
Among the principal guests Ex-Governor
and Mrs. 7. c. Lounsbury, George f. Louns-
bury Judge Rathrock. John Aing. of NewHaven:
Mr.. and Mrs. John welles Hollensack. Of Wilkes
Bennett, Chancellor and Mrs. Boiler. of Washing
e eUs pr j Richaras Boyle. Of 1rehton and Mr
and Mrs Boarce The young couple have engaged
an extended trip through the British Isles the
Netherlands and Germany They will live in Wilkes
The marriage Of Miss Hannah b. Edwards and
Charles Booth took place Wednesday evening
at the home of the brides sister Mrs W. O. Travis
No. 1856 Ainslie-st. The Rev. A. II. Dawson Of the
Ainse Street Presbyterian Church performed the
ceremony. large company Of relatives and friends
Of the couple being present. Among them
Mr.. and Mrs. Travis. Miss Mabel Travis, Mr. and
Mrs j. Hickman. Miss Anna Hail. the Misses
Gallon. Miss Emma Hall. Fred Travis. l.. Winans
Mr.. and Mrs. J. x. Neal Miss Grace Neal Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Edwards Mrs. Samuel Austen
Charles Neal. the Misses Neal, DR.. and Mrs George
II Nichols. r Drummond. William Bernstein. Mr.
and Mrs George a. Wedemann and Mrs. W
Hegeman.
The marriage OF Miss Harriet WINS Lam
adrid daughter OF Dr. and Mrs J. j. Lam
adrid to William Henry Smith, was cele-
brated "Wednesday evening at the home
OF the brides parents. No 4l2 Greenc-ave.. the Rev
DR.. j. o. Simpson. OF New-York officiating. 1t
Was a rose welding The prtnclpal decorations COM