New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-04

orioes maid of honor was Miss Elizabeth Kerr. OF
fNSe ewdg and the bridesma:as Miss Tredsrica
and Sweep HepeFass Mss
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The wedding Of Miss Emily Higenbotham
daughter OF Mrs. Louise Wells Higenboham, TO
Wilkinson De Forest Wright took place at Long
Branch on Wednesday afternoon last. The Rev.
Or. Maurice Penheld Fixes performed the cere-
mony. which was followed by a reception. The
bride bride was given, away by her brother. Walter
sSWioiiey OF this city. was best man. Mr. and Mrs
their new home, No 90s West Ninety-h rst-si.
One of the most pleasant social incidents CT the
week at Lawrence. Long Island. was the recital
given by Miss Amy Baker. IN Lawrence Hail. on
Wednesday morning. Miss Bakers programme In
cluded "Teacup Dialogue" by Clyde Fitch; Dead
Letter." THE Home on the Ill.," by Edgar Faw-
cett; "The Bicyclers" Ivy Bangs. and several seec-
lions from Samuel Lovers works In the audience
Cedarhurst, including Mrs. E, c. La Montasnne,
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Mrs Ms @ nS na W.T.
The most interesting engagement announced last
week that Of Miss Anna Hegeman. niece and
ward of Chauncey NJ. Depew. to Baton de Brisson.
news OF which came from London. The Baron Is
an officer in the French Army. and son OF the
Count dc Brisson. who was secretary OF the French
Legation at Washington during President Lincolns
first Administration. The wedding VIII De ceie-
brated In Paris Thursday next, July D. MISS
Hegeman. who very pretty blonde. was formal
~ presented 20 New-York society at large re-
cepton given by Mr.. Depew at his home. No AZ
West Fifty-fourth-st.. last winter. AT the same
time Mr.. Depew's niece. Miss Anna Depew fauio-
ing. was also formally introduced TO society. Miss
pew. has made her home with Mr.: Depew sho
went Paris few months ago to visit h her GNn,s
d ne of the af late Mrs Robert Nve who
SS Of the S r BsSs Mr. his
son and nieces are at present In Paris
The formal announcement has just been made OF
the engagement OF Miss Elsie NJ squier. daughter
of Stewart Craig sGuier OF No. 80 West Eighty
second-st. to Franklin Edson jr. son OF ex-Mayor
Franklin Edison, Of this city.
The engagement has been announced at Lenox OF
Miss Mamie Hitchcock. daughter of Mrs Roswell
D. Hitchcock 10 Frederick Hartman. son or MIS-
Frederick Hartman, Of No. 1l2 East Twenty-nnth-
st. and cousin Of Oliver Hartman, jr, j. Borden
Hartman Herbert Hartman. James Arden Har-
rnan and Mrs. William H. Budd. Miss Hitch
cock who is we'll known IN New-York society
Hitchcock Of the United States Navy. is spending
the summer at Lenox WIN he e Oiace until next
spring.
Notwithstanding that the summer Is well ad-
venced. the departures Of fashionable people for
Europe continue be numerous. Some OF those
who sailed last week were Mr. and Mrs. James
Abercrombe Burden. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fulton Cut
ting. Mr. and Mrs. A. Gordon Norrie Mrs John
Nfic,
M and Mrs H. O. Havemeyer, Judge George L.
Ingraham Phoenix Ingraham. Byam X. Stevens,
John Clarkson Day. 1r.. ]. w. Mnturn H. H.
Bishop. CORTLAND +. Bishop, J. d. Rockefeller, 1r.'
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Coffin, Henry Sloane Cofiin,
w. s. Coffin Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Hoyt. DR..
rrans k KnD1 F Hradsy Ma hnni'g
s ss15 sha Mrs I Edwad NV IT,
Mrs GheraIdi Pny Baron na ah ra Trss
els Riggs and Charles p. Huntington.
Mr. and Mrs H. j. Hughes. Of West One-hun-
-fortysixth-st. gave lawn party at their
home on Thursday evening. The grounds were IL
Illuminated with Japanese and colored lanterns
Among the guests Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Nor
rison Mrs James Little. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Allen. Mrs Herbert Wood Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Daniels. Mr. and Mrs. David Roberts. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Johnson Mr.. and Mrs George Rus
sell. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kimball. Mr.. and Mrs,
Frank Beckwth Mr.. and Mrs Richard White
house Mr. and Mrs James l. Mills Mr. az and S M.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. George
II. Caldwell.
The celebration of Fourth of July tomorrow will
bring considerable gayety TO several OF the resorts.
At Tuxedo there will be the usual athletic sports
for the men servants. and in the evening Venetian
fete on the lake; at Ardsley there will be golf. and
at Seabright the golf tournament and sailing VIII
monopolize the attention Of the fashionable COT
tagerS
On Wednesday afternoon June %. in st. An
drews Memorial Church, Park Hill, Yonkers. oc
CURED a remarkably pretty wedding, when Miss
Nathalie Waterbury, youngest daughter of Nathan
lei Waterbury, Of Yonkers, married 70 II.
Dukehart Baker, Of Virginia. The church was
beautifully decorated in white roses palms and
vines. The bridal party entered the church. led by
the four ushers James II. Ford and Sherman w.
Ford of York, cousins OF the bride, and
Frank II. Baker and Julian c. Baker. OF Virginia.
brother Of the bridegroom Then came Donald
Waterbury Young the brides little nephew. all IN
white carrying a large basket of La France roses.
Next the two bridesmaids. Miss st. john of
New York. and Miss Heilig, Of Pennsylvania. They
wore gowns of pale yellow under white organizes,
and picture hats faced in green velvet and trimmed
IN yellow roses and ribbons carrying roses Of the
same color. Miss Susan II. Dukehart, Of Baltimore.
the maid Of honor, dainty costume Of green
under white organdc. ana large picture hat faced
in green and covered with white roses tipped with
pink Miss Dukehart carried roses to match those
on her hat. Then followed the bride with her
father looking unusually well In a handsome
gown Of heavy white silk, with white chiffon and
pearl trimming. carrying bouquet OF white roses
and orchids The bridegroom and the best man.
his brother Newton ID. Baker. jr., met her at the
foot Of the chancel steps. whore they held the be-
trothal This waS followed by the marriage cere-
mony at the chancel rail- performed by the Rev;
James T.. Freeman, rector Of the church. small
reception for the bridal party and relatives was
held at the brides home. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker VIII
spend the summer In Lowerre. making their home
! In New York In the fall
! The marriage OF Miss Gertrude l. Quntard.
! daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward a. Quintard. to
/ Edward Cornell Zabriskie took place Tuesday
/ evening at S o'clock at the Church OF the Trans
hguraion. The Rev. George II. Houghton per-