New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20
nome Mr. Gould IL a son OF Charles A. Could
presldent OF the Gould Car Coupler COMPANY.

president of the Gould Car Coupler Company
Al Mount View. Montcair-on-t the Hudson the
country nome OF DR.. Emory j. Haynes. pastor OF
81 James's Methodist Episcopal Church in Harlem
'"ere was an interesting wedding on Tuesday
ing when Miss Blanche Haynes was married to j.
warren PERKINS of Brooklyn. The country home
Oh Or Haynes Is beautifully situated and
ias' tuesday evening the grounds were Illuminated
!" hohor oil the occasion. The marriage ceremony
was performed in the same room and almost on
the same spot where tho brides rents were mar
red twenty-three years ago The Rev DR. Haynes
ohiciated The maid OF honor was Miss Helen
aId the brides Youngest sister and The brides
Inaios were sister OF the bridegroom. Miss Lena
Perkins; Miss Gertrude Thorne OF Brooklyn Miss
Miss susie rockwell of this 'e oy sna on ne Ssee
sisters, Miss Alice Hayes and Miss Mary Haynes.
s Fl sss1s Tsr ws Mr. Beard rs
ana Wlet Hoyersadt. OF Poughkeepse: William G.
Anderson and Alphonso Rockwell. jr. of this city
There reception after the ceremony. which
was wa. attended by a number OF guests from this
CITY Mr. and Mrs. Perkins. who spending their
money moon In Canada. will live in Brooklyn
Invitations will be sent out in few days by
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles l. Levey for the marriage
OF their daughter Miss Violet Levey to Jules
ceremony will take place Wednesday evening,
October Il at the home OF the brides parents No.
ZIG West Observation-Disclosures hird-st
Invitations have been sent out for the marriage
OF Miss Helen Lewis West. daughter OF Mrs. Lewis
West. of Newburg. n. Y to Edmund Morton Van
Beuren, a son Of Aynar Van Beuren. Of New
Windsor on-the- Hudson. The ceremony will take
place on Thursday. October l. in st. Thomass
Protestant Episcopal Church at New Windsor.
There will be bridesmaids maid OF honor.
Nj Van Beuren's best man will be Daniel Winslow.
of this city. The ushers will be Winthrop Mckim
and George Hartley. of this city c. V. V. Powers,
Of Cornwall. and Arthur NJ. Travers. of Flushing
The reception will be held the home of Mrs
West Mr.. Van Beuren who is engaged in business
In this city, will sail with his bride on Saturday.
October 3. in the steamship Ems for Genoa. Upon
their return, in November they will make their
home for the winter months in Washington Square.
The engagement which interested society last
week that of Miss Aida Chanler. a daughter
Of the late John Winthrop Chanler 10 c Temple
Emmet a son of William J. Emmett. OF New-Ro-
chelle which was formally announced on "ednes-
day Miss Chanler is a handsome and talented girl
her formal introduction several years
ago has been popular In society IN this city she
Is an orphan and is great-grandchild OF the
original John Jacob Aston. She is mistress OF an
immense fortune and has taste for literary work
With her sisters. Miss Chanler and Miss Margaret
Chanler. she spends most OF ner ne al MPss
Chaner sister 0f wn!hr0P Sh bnndr W he
African a. explorer. Lewis stuyvesant Chaner.
this city and Of T rSIp a md
oT Mics I vdis Emmet He is a graduate of the
S.evens institute of Hoboken and Of the Columbia
College Law sehGT el 7 IN County
The wedding will be celebrated at an early date
probably at the country home of Miss ChanIer
The engagement has been announced OF MISS
Mary Horsman. youngest daughter OF Nj u Imu MI
r Horsman. OF Brooklyn, 70 hopert Wlinhr ~, IN
Appleton son of Robert Appleton )r.' OF NO. Il"
West Eighty-tirst-st
rash,onahle people who went abroad in the
snr,ng and early summer returning in great
numbers Among the recent arrivals from lhe
other side are Mrs E. ~ Taller Miss FANNIE
Taller Mr. and Mrs. August Belmont. Eordoh
Fellows Mr. and Mrs. r. Horace Gallatin. who
.ere married in Trinity Chapel in April: Goeiet
Gslla,in Dr. and Mrs. James W. MaTkos. Miss
Rhett the Misses Morgan daughter rs OF Wilma Tod
Morgan; Louis Loraro Dr, ano eT Waer Miss
Moller Pierre Lorillard. Mr. and Mrs a. t'nu NJ
lander MI o InI Miss Franckiyn Mr. and Mrs
Alexander Maitland, S. H. DIN ana the M'sSeH
DIN.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick II. Allen, who passed the
summer at Newport. have decided to go ABROAD LOT
the winter Mr.. Allen. who has been IN poor heaI.h
since last spring. will sail with his wife ana fanny
IN the steamship St. Paul on September ~ II i
their intention TO remain In England until about
The mida az he OF the guests Of Mrs Aliens mother
the Dgshe sse latter sister Of Mrs Alien sailed
for France yesterday. The Count ana oou'. 80,
Passed b sO Guests of Mr. and Mrs Allen News has
Just been received In New orK OF 'n buI ~ the
Conntess de Cialfet. also a sister or MIS- Alien
1t is announced that the marriage Oh Hd'u 49,
Wells secretary OF the United States Embassy !"
1ondon and Miss Marietta Ord. daughter o. ~
ord ~ London will take place in st. George
church. Hanover Square on THURSDAY OCTOBER i''
Tho wedding of Miss Hattie f. Gilmore. OF ans
n Dr F. NJ Woolsey. Livingston
Manor recently aBBOSSseff p fS ia charcR
tIe 49, K,ng China will be celebrated az ans
Burg early next month Miss Daisy En"H ice in
S sSm Church PoIghkeepsie. on WeohesuaS'
October l.
Mr. and Mrs John r. Drexel OF Philadephia'
rho last winter occupied the house OF Se'h na' ,o,'
rrroron No Is West Fifty hrst-st have ease v ,o'
lining season the house OF MT anu ". d
..hI,r n Dodge No. ~ East Thirty-lour'n-s"
WILL OF ALFRED B. DARLINd'
prOr-EsTS TO HIS WIDOW AND hh-AA - ' i-''
NON ror-pIJC PURPOSES.