New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24

rector. Wiz perfSrm the marriage ceremony which
Brides aun1 by reception at the home OF the
| third-st
invitations have been sent by Mr. and Mrs
William Noble for the marriage of their daughter
Miss Cora L. Noble, to Daniel Edgar Evarts son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evarts Of Jersey CITY at $50
O'Clock on Monday evening June s. DIT the Hotel
Empire, the Boulevard and Sixty third-st The mar
rage ceremony viii be performed by the Rev Dr.
Bennett of Jersey CITY and it VIII be supplemented
by an elaborate reception Miss Nob,e's maid OF
honor will be her sister. Miss Ida r. Noble whose
trimming There will he no bridesmaids but Nr
l, VIII be attended by best man and there
yet TO be chosen.
one of the pret;iest of the June weddings and
probably one of the quiees;. will be that Of Miss
Annie Gordon Paddock TO Louis Pooler which will
take place on Tuesday. June , at the home of the
brides mother. No. Il West feminist. Only the rel
atives and a few intimate friends have been in
vted TO the ceremony. which will be performed by
Archbishop Corrgan. The bride who will be given
away by her brother Gordon Paddock will be at
tehaiea by Miss Mabel Choate. The younger daughter
neither bridesmaids nor ushers. Mir Pooler ana his
june 49, Of t's fG n hf 4osa fD TSG
eral months
The marriage Of Miss Nellie Brokaw to Carl Fred
eric Fischer Hansen will be decorated on Wedncs-
Day June l 10. at the home Of the brides father
The marriage Of Miss Cornela BORDEN Zabriskie
10 William Temple Emmett Will take place at West
hampton. Long Island. at noon on Tuesday June 16
in the Episcopal Church The ceremony will be fol-
lowed by Il small reception at the Cottage the
brides nome. The bridesmaids Will be Miss Eliza
beth lie Roy Emmett, sister Of the bridegroom: Miss
Annie Whitehead ana the brides sister Miss Jose
phine Il. Zabriske. Granville r. Emmei will be his
0ohou zSGsk a C. TemP ihT gshGT co w be be
the bridegroom Alfred Cooley and Oothout White
head. The invitations TO the ceremony and recep-
ton will be confined to relatives and Intimate
friends Mr.. Emmett and his bride will sail for Eu-
rope the day after their marriage.
Miss Emily vyse, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas \. VSse will be married to Bertram Lyon
on Tuesday June 2. at The home OF her parents. in
FourtA-st.. NeNB Brighton, Staten Island The we'd
re family s s' n one 2 GW@F If BE- n hess IN the
mad of honor. and William Busk VIII attend Mr..
Lyon as best man.
Several engagements were announced las week
OF interest 10 the fashionable world Miss Mabel
Louise Pitts. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Frederick
Pitts. announced her enlargement to Joseph j. Don
ohue. son Of Mr. and Mrs. John V. Donohue. The
engagement also announced Of Mss Mary W
Bradley daughter OF W. Wainwright; Bradie.. OF
No. A West Th'rtythird-st.. 10 Burial Hoffman.
son Of the late Judge Murray Hoffman and brother
OF Colonel WiCkham Hoffman. for many years sec
rotary Of the Legation at Par The wedding will
probably be celebrated time next month. An
other engagement announced Is that Of Miss Anne
Stockton. daughter OF the late Robert Field Stock
ton: ana sranddaughier Of Attorney General John
7. Stockton. ~ New-JeIsey to Robert White shrine.
son son OF eX-ros'Inaster Charles henry shrine OF
trenton. from england comes the news u the en-
gasSment Of David Dwight Wells. son Of David A.
the United states Embassy the Court Of St.
James TO Miss Marietta Ord. youngest daughter OF
Square. London
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rutledge Gibson. Of No 81
West Forty-ninth-st. are now occupying their Jap
anese cottage at Tuxedo
The marriage Of Miss Geraldine Morgan daughter
Of Mrs William Morgan to Lewis Thompson. Viii
take place next month az tie country home OF Mrs
Lydig Hoyt, at Staatsburgh-on the Hudson.
The wedding Of Miss Eleanor Cross. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. James Cross to Professor Allan
Marquan5 Will be celebrated about the middle Of
June at Hillside, South Orange y. J.
The Women's Auxiliary Association Of 81. Johns
Guild viii give informal tea tomorrow after
noon. from until o'clock board OF the floating
hospital which viii be moored at Twenty
North River. During the hours Of the op-
portun!iy will be afforded to examine the methods
employed throughout the midsummer for the care
OF sick babies ana little children The Committee
on Entertainment include. Mrs Lowery Mrs Stuart
Bcnd Mrs Ewar r Usrrimsn Ms. PaEsons ~
Mrs Joseph Stickney. Mrs. s. u. Schcnck and Miss
Freiinghuyscn.
The social incident on Tuesday evening next vii
be the moonlight sail' planned by Mrs. Archibald
Alexander for the benefit OF St Katherine Home.
in Jersey City The entertainment gives every
promise OF being thoroughly successful and enjoy
able. The ferryboat which the sail Will bo
made up the Hudson River will leave the Hoboken
Ferry at $50 o'clock and West Fourteenth-si.. this
city at 9ij O'CLOCK The boat will return TO Ho-
boken l2lj O'Clock. and 20 New-York fifteen
minutes later There Will be informal dancing in the
uppe: saloon. TO the music OF Landers Orchestra.
Among the New-York patronesses Mrs. Henry
G. Potter Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Ms Lorillard
Spencer Mrs John W. Minturn. Mrs $ Van
Rensselaer, CrugeT. Mrs. Luther Hountze. Mrs. Ed
mund l. Baylies, Mrs. j. Frederic kernOchan. Mrs.
Thomas Sturgis Mrs Egerton l.. Winthrop. Jr..
and Mrs Durcan Elliot. The members % the Floor
Committee are 4. Wrgh, Post q. Thornton War
rem Alexander VI. MADDEN. Ersklne Hewitt. John O.
Neeser and Valentine q. Hall Of this city; Stephen
Van Rensselaer, Of Orange F. y. stevens. jr and
+ A 5. Lewis. Of HObOken; Richard Lyon. Of Nor
ristown. and Edward II. Wright. jr, and Chauncey
G.. Parker, Of Newark.
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