New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
THE WEEK. IN SOCIETY.


Decoration pay was utilized for all 1t worth
by the hoday-makers. In spite OF the threaten
Ing weather and a shower two at the beginning
OF the day thousands OF people enjoyed themselves
by sea and by land. Horse racing ana yachtiac-
Ing attracted the greatest number then there were
ba seball matches shooting parties TO WESTMINSTER
golf at Knollwood and Ardsley. polo games at
Cedarhurst and Meadowbrook. fishing parties TO
Tuxedo. and tennis and golf wherever youths and
madens met together with nothing else to 40 Inc Inc
dav so far as New-York was concerned. presented
a social blank The haunts of fashionabie people
were deserted and the clubs were forlorh'
Tho luna brides were met by the most perfect
weather. and It is beyond the memory OF man "hen
n temperat,lre so moderate and pleasant marked
the entrance OF the month Of roses The weddings
of the week were many, and 1t IS eStnateu ''h'
thousands Of dollars were spent on TUESDAY anu
Wednesday for orange blossoms Those VINO love
10 look on a gay wedding crowd in church hoou-
ed with sunlight. adorned with roses and spring
blossoms and with every seat filed with attract
I've and fashionably costumcd women. had abun-
dant opportunity for their qualification at the wed
ding Of Miss Eliza Day Campbell. daughter OF MI
and Mrs Samuel Campbell, to John j. Boyd. son oil ,
James r. Boyd, OF New brighton. Staten lsiand
which took place at 1890 o'clock on "Wednesday
afternoon. In the Church of the Holy Communion
South Orange. ~ J. The bride was sumptuousiy
dressed In white satin and point lace. The maid OF
honor was in pink and the bridesmaids were IN
extremely effective gowns OF appe-green chihoh
over silk Of the same shade and picture mats also
OF chiffon trimmed with black ostrich pluines The
ushers were fauess in their pearl-gray trousers
and long frock coats. 1t was gay company al
the church and n merry party at the reception
which was held at the home CT Mrs CampDeil'
short distance from the church Just before MT
BOYD and his bride departed on their honeymoon
"trip the Virginia reel danced on the lawn the
load a
Hoboken carried the guests from this city to Or
ange and returned with them late In the afternoon
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J., D. C, Ogden
Fowler Mrs William Hanes Miss sale 6r ny,nr
Dr. and Mrs Valentine Mott Mr. and nd MS , h1 rhC
han Bar Mr and M!s MRS. Paa ebert a The6aud and
Mrs Alexander d. shaw. Miss shaw NJ and Mrs
Gphn'' G m Mrs L. dwell Byron A. w S
Cochrane. Mrs. oliver Sumner Teal and l, BnSh
Bayne Mr. and Mrs. Boyd nave gone 10 Nah"ua
to spend their honeymoon
The fashionable wedding in town on Wednesday
was that Of Mlsa Mary Hutton Ecclesine. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Il. Ecclesine. jr.. 10 Alex
ander Mercer Pell. OF the late Colonel d.
Archibald Pen. which was celebrated In the after
noon at the home Of the brides parents. NO Iva
Lcxngton-avc. Invitations TO the ceremony ana
reception were confined 10 relatives and personal
friends Of the couple. but |: was jolly wcddng'
ACCOMPANIED by lights, flowers and good music
The bride who IL an extremely handsome girl.
looked a picture Of loneliness In her bridal gown
of white satin. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed in the Of 0si cnH the Rapse Church
Mr. and Mrs. Pell will make their homo for the
side near Oswego. y. Y.
The marriage of Miss Fannie Remsen. daugh-
ter Of the late Robert @. Remsen. of this city. 10
Winfield Scott. which took place privately In st.
James's Protestant Episcopal Church. Newton
.t,a mat INN iol Of
the week For months past Miss Remsen and the
members Of her family were kept busy denying
tina; she engaged 10 Mr.. Scott. although there
seemed 10 be among her intimate friends sort Of
understanding that the couple were engaged, and,
in fact close friend OF the Remsen family assert
ed no later than. Saturday that their marriage
would take place before the FRS week In June had
passed The news o. the marriage was n surprise
10 society in town. Mr.. Scott arrived at New
London on Monday. and on Tuesday the Rev. Or
Alfred Poole Grint performed the ceremony IN the
church Of which he is rector Only the members
Of Miss Rcmscn's family were present. Mrs Scott.
house Mrs. Robert A. McK!m and Miss Margaret
Mr. Remscn. who died a year ago last January at
his home No. s. Fifth-avo. was at that time pres
members of that organization Mr.. Scott is II
grandson Of General Winfield Scott. and Is a mem
Der Of the Union Club and also OF the 18th Regi-
ment Veterans
Several engagements were announced last week,
including those OF Miss Cornelia Livingston Cros
by daughter OF Mrs. Robert Ralston Crosby of
No us East Twenty -fourth-st. 10 Alfred Duane
Pell only son OF the late George ". Pell; Of Miss
lose phine DOM hue, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
rick Donahuc OF No 1872 East Sevtnty-lrst-st.. to
Arthur j Morgan, and OF Miss Mary Tevis, daugh-
ter Of the late Marshall Tevis OF Philadelphia. TO
Jerome Davis Greene, of Boston. Miss Crosby
whose mother was Miss Jane Murray Livingston
| Is distanty related TO Mr. Pell whose father was
known as a collector Of antique silver china and
porcelains Mr. Pcll also has a reputation a
collector He was graduated from Columbia Col
lege years ago. and has spent most Of his life
since then In travelling. visiting all parts OF the
world In search Of additions to the collection gath
cred by his father. About two years ago Mr.. Pe
bought the mansion at the southeast corner OF
Fifth-ave and seventy fourth-st., which built
the largest OF those In Ffth-ave. opposite the Park
Mr. Pell Is occupying a part Of the house
The wedding will take place In the last week In
June. the home OF the brides mother. and the
tails OF the wedding have not been arranged. nor
Will they lie for several days TO come.
The marriage OF Miss Ella Geisse daughter OF
late Mrs william Il. Gcisse. TO Dallott Fuguet will
be soiemnizcd at $50 o'clock on Tuesday evening
next ut the home OF the BRIDES grandfather No.
" West One Observation-Disclosures cord-st. IL will
be a quiet wedding and there will be no reception
after the ceremony which will be performed by the
Rev. Dr. George r. Van De Water. rector OF 81.
Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church. The brides
sister, Miss Bella Ge.ssc will be the maid Of honor.
| and Howard Fuguet OF Philadelphia will b his