New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16

The best man will De CnarIef iSgs and Ray Call.
both OF this city
On the following day. at 1890 o'clock MISS Ella
Day Campbell, daughter OF Mr. and MIS- eam'e.
Campbell. will be married to John J. Boyd' son VI
lanes r. Boyd OF New Brighton. staten lsia"u'
In the Protestant Episcopal Church OF inc MY
Communion, South Orange. n. j. MISS susan e.
BigotaI, the only daughter Of George eisotai. WIN
be married to oscar Conner at ~ 0e'o of her
tst eSnes? No sie West ssyenhst The Rev
t tan Episcopal Chapel will perform the marriage
Ceremony Which viii be followed by small re;
be- the brides only attendant Barron Frederick
will be best man. There will be no ushers
Misc r,,,zabetb NJ Harrison, daughter OF Dr. and
Mrs George Tucker Harrison. will be married 10
professor William H. Echos. Of the University OF
Virginia at o'clock Tuesday afternoon June
Is. in the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION. twenty
ninth-st, near Fifth-ave While the details OF 'he
wedding have not yet been completed IL mas peeh
b,irv OF the General Theological Seminary per,
form the marriage ceremony ~ WI, ,d oe naremts
~ 2ai Vest Twenty-third-st. Miss Harrison's
sister Miss Leila Harrison will De me m hanibe or
honor Professor Echos has CHOSEN HIS p'o'"e'
TO attend him as best man.
A nrettv home wedding on Wednesday evening.
Nav g. will be that of Miss Elizabeth Battles sec
Onl daughter or MT. anu MITE F'fH"H"" D"''''' ~
Rird Miller son Of Edward Miller which will take
place at 7so o'clock at the home of the brides par
ents. No. 100 East Seventy-third-st. The Rev. DR.
f. Ciuilbcrt Of Southport, Conn. VIII perform. inc
marriage ceremony. Miss Carroll Baltes "ill be
her sisters maid Of honor. She VIII wear gown
nf white oreandie over white silk. made with
sash OF pink MORE and trimmed with PINK roses
y be OF white satin, deliberately trimmed with
point lace and pearls Louis Miller WI ~ pc Pr,d ne
brother. Fernando Baltes Jr.; Frederick Haligan.
the ceremony there will be n large reception
The marriage Of Miss Rose Harris, daughter OF
Mrs. Lillian Harris, to Arthur Pnnover VIII take
place at o'clock on Tuesday Afternoon June l. at
the home Of the brides mother. No. S4 West One-
hundred a nd -seventeenth st. Miss Lizzie Pinnover
ard Miss Adrienne Pnnover sisters or the bride
groom will be the bridesmaids, and Arthur NAM
iol and Joseph Rosenberg Will serve as usneIs
Mr. Pnnoyers best man will be his brother John
Pinnover After the ceremony, which will be per
formed by the Rev. st phen Wise, there VIII De a
reception.
The wedding Of Miss Emma l.. Hrsch to Mauric,
Lenk will be celebrated at s o'clock on Wednesday
evening. June g. at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hirsch No. ll69 Park-ave
The Rev Dr. Kaufman Kohler will be the offtciat-
ing clergyman. The brides attendants VIII be ne,
sister. Miss Hattie Hrsch; Miss Lille Bend,X ana
Miss Gertrude Roseptha Mr. Lenk ,sr best man nan
ushers will be the brides cousins. Robert Loeb
Ferdinand Loeb and Rudolph Loeb, ana Albert
Bendx.
An out of town wedding on Wednesday. June 2.
will be that OF Miss Bertha Fisk, daughter OF the
late Harvey Fisk, to DR. Samuel Thurber. which
will take place at the country home OF the bride
mother at Wilbertha, n. J.
The marriage OF Miss Druse Sylvester TO
Jerome W. May will take place at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Sylvester, No.
So West Seventy-second-st.. on TUESDAY; June l.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Lulu Frank.
enheim daughter OF Max Frankenhem, OF No. 53l
Iexington-ave, to Samuel We!nsten. also OF this
city.
Life at Tuxedo Is just now most agreeable; in
fact, 1t always Is The cottages nearly all
occupied. and nearly every room In the clubhouse
has been engaged for the season The early spring
season at Tuxedo usually finds the park crowded
with gay young people, who Just now avail them
selves of Its beauties and luXuries freely. Tho
miles and miles of roadway smooth plank
floor are daily filed with traps OF all kinds and
the owners and occupants Of the villas which in
various styles OF architecture now adorn the am
phtheatre Of hills incosing the lake. enjoying
the riding. rowing, fishing. bicycling and golf links
to their hearts content. Nearly fifty houses have
been leased for the season, and the villas
which are In course OF construction will, with the
exception Of two or three. be ready for occupancy
before the hills again covered with the tintS
of autumn. A. d. Juiiliard who some months ago
place is building stone and stucco villa on the
East Lake road which will be one of the hand
soonest in the park. Work on Richard Mortimer $
new house which will cost not less than sl25 600.
has been begun and 1t will be ready for its owner
by next May. Meanwhile Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer
and their family occupying the cottage Of Mrs.
Mortimer's mother. Mrs. Henry G.. Chapman. J.
w. Hennings villa which is nearing compile
tion has been rented for the season from June Is
to Miss Wallace. c. II. Coster's new and beautiful
house on the hillside, overlooking the lake, is fin
ished and occupied by its owner. The old Coster
house has been moved to new site on the hill.
and has been leased for the by Mr.. and
Mrs Rowland Pell. Samuel Spencer's red
brick mansion on the Summit Road is nearly
ready for its owner, being at present In the hands
of the decorators Bruce Price, who has Leased
his place to Frederick Foster. is now occupied
with the erection Of four handsome cottages on
the land nsS oy b h Of ' the
has already been leased 10 Nj and Mrs Price rig.
occupy one Of the cottages himself The following
Is a list OF this summers owners and occupants OF
cottages Mr. ana Ms A. IT, h aben are last YEAR
until their new house is finished; Mr. and Mrs; T.
Safs a home saFe the monntans Mr. and Mrs
gard RIads mr. M Sre IN and ,h MTs WIZ Wa as 'he
I%T 81 are URN in their Cottage on Turtle Noun
and have as their guests Mr. and Mrs FREDERIC
ber house james Brown Potter, who intends to
spend the summer abroad. s looking for tenant
art will again occupy the cottage owned by James
|, Breese Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Pell are at pres
ent in their cottage but have rented II for July,
August and September to the Rev. Or. George
William Douglas, who has bought a place on Crest
Hill and will soon begin the erection OF hand
some house; Mr.. and Mrs. w Pierson Hamilton
have established themselves for the season in the
Ballard Smith house; Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Garrison IT,. are occupying their handsome rev
colonial home which occupies the site OF the Car
lev cottage which has been moved back from the
read and leased by William Alexander: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick a. Snow are still the occupants Of
Puena Vista the cottage OF ". W. Watrous; Ches-
ter Davis IL looking for tenant for his place;
Mr.. and Mrs. William u. Dinsmore. tr; have rent.
ed for the the cottage of A. NJ Post
Mitchell: Mr. and Mrs. William B. Dnsmore. sr.,
will also be among the cottagers this summer;
Amos Tuck French has rented his cottage for the
season to Mr. Won Der Muhll; Mrs Pierre Lori-
lsrd sr VINO is abroad, has rented Griswolden for
a year to Mr. and Mrs. Archibald D. Russell; John
Clafn has leased the cottage on Turtle Mountain
owned by Christopher Wolfe; Dr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward q. Janeway have rented for the summer sea-
son the home OF Mrs. X. NJ. Hunt. which is now
occupied by Mrs. John G. Neeser; Winthrop chan
der has rented his house TO Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Whitney Munroe: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coudert.
who last year became the owners of Mrs. Robert
,lov, pntsD l.