New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-18

YACHTING COSTUME OF WHITE DUCF
I x sopMtte Mr. and No.. Mr.. BcwsE, Lee and Mr.
and Mrs Edward c. Sampson.
The formal announcement was made at South
ampton last week Of the engagement OF Miss
Marion McKeever. the only unmarried daughter OF
j. Lawrence Mokeever. to Phillips BlaSden Thomp-
son. OF Mrs. Edward c. Sampson and nephew
of George Bagden. Miss McKeever. who Is n
handsome GIRL was formally introduced to society
two or three winters ago. She Is Il sister OF Mrs
Hoffman Miller. No date has yet been set for the
OF Miss Mabel Roby. daughter Of Mrs Eben Roby
famous cross-country rider and a member OF the
Meadowbrook colony; with whom she has hunted
Ter s Of Mrs Kshns Of
New Brshton Staten island has ANNOUNCED her
engasement was announced at Long BRANCH last
Mrs Louis Tim, both Of this city.
Miss Fannie B. Hills. daughter OF DR.. and Mrs.
Arthur r. Hills. will be married to Sherwood Mel
VILE Hard, son of George NJ Hard. president ofthe
Chatham National Bank, at noon, on Wednesday.
July g. at the home OF the brides parents. No. 1919
West Eighty frst-st. The wedding will be rather
quiet, invitations to It being confined to relatives
bride and bridegroom There Will be small
eeptio1 after the ceremony which Will be per per-
of the Church OF the Heavenly Rest Miss Ethel
will Sl be Miss H III John only e4 m ard
and his bride will take trip to Nova Scotia
The marriage OF Mrs. Minnie Parker, widow OF
General Ely 8. Parker. to James Tamadge Van
Rensselaer, of this city privately performed on
Thursday afternoon last. at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Pendleton. No. 125 East Thirty-fourth-
ST.. where the bride has been staying No invita-
tons were issued and only the young daughter
of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Pendleton and
one or two other friends present at the
ceremony which performed in the draw
ing room at o'clock by the Rev DR.. Henry Will
son, at time assistant Of the Rev. Dr. Will
lam S. Rainsford at St. Georges Protestant Eps,
Tabernacle in Eighth-ave.. OF which the Rev. Al
bert B. Simpson is pastor There We're no attend,
Of the couple announced about two months
ago Mrs. Van Rensselaer,. before her marriage to
ton The couple had one child, a daughter Gen
sTa Parker o. thu che Red
and he was the last surviving CHIEF OF the seneca
rs ss of sa hf sH h War and military
he drew up the ,m M s OF e5fh sevars
wears ago he was in the employ of the Police De-
partment. Mr.. Van Rensselaer, Is weil-known
lawyer and an Assistant United States District
Attorney
The marriage of Miss Mary Geraldine Reed.
Francois Milet Of Jean Francois Millet the
French painter was solemnized on Monday Of last
week in the Church Of St. Pierre de challot. Paris
The Able Sabatier First Vicar Of Paris of1ciated
AT the ceremony The bride was given away by
her brother S. Albert Reed, of this city; her VII
nesses were Ambassador Porter and Robert Burn
side Porter The bridegrooms '
Felix Feuradent.
The wedding Of Miss Anna Bradford Claire Hege-
man niece and ward Of Chauncey NJ. Depew. ard
cousin of the Countess de Sers. nee Niven TO Lieu
tenant Paul Edgard de Brisson, son of Count do
Brisson who Secretary TO the French Le ssi,
aS was celebrated in St. Georges
Rue AugusSe nsssue wss r be p o The
Srideeroom is an officer in the French Army
Although midsu nme: has arrived the departures
for Europe continue to be numerous. some OF the
socetv neope who sailed last week for the other
,aa n,ere Mr. and Mrs George r. De Forest who
are 70 ion Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Elliot and ROBERT
Hargous In Paris; Mrs. Brockhost cutting ana
her son. William Cutting. whose place. "eepusn'
Newport will be % 99suPfd B aGT rde cutting si Mr.
and Mrs W. Butler DUNCAN Mrs william ma Rhine Mrs
lander stswarM Mr. Ma and i Mrs Richard MccuTy
, r. McCurdy, Mr.. and Mrs, George G. De
W EI.tcbeT Hafpsf Mfs Madison
ZONES. the Rev DR.. f. winchester DonaId v IUr
merry In ywinslow sherman Mr. and Mrs Charles W.
Cooper and Percy Sanderson
Mice Euretta Kernochan Miss f. c. Whitney
and Miss NJ s. W. Kernochan were Among 'hS
arrivals from Europe last week
Morris Phillips sailed for Glasgow yesterday IN
thu steamship Furnessia. TO make a short tour
through Scotland About August ne VIII go 10
paris 10 ioin his daughters Miss Harriet Philips
and Miss Rose Phillips Mr. PHILIPS ana s, ms ms
riaGp
take place In the autumn.
THO doings of Americans in London during the
Jub,lee season have been the subject OF consider
ho comment in fashionable life on TINS SIDE OF ths
ocean and their prominence at the important
social entertainments within the last four or hVe
weeks has been most pleasing to their friends
here William Waldorf Aston. who entertalned a
Great deal in the of the Jubilee celebra,
Sinn Md among his guests at Clveden Mr. ana
Mrs Levi =. Morton. the Misses Morton me DUKE
If Cambridge, Lord and Lady clinton. Lore anu
Tady Blythswood Lady Bantry Lazy cottenham;
isdy Mary Pepys, Lord Cairns. Sir Mathew and
I I>ady White-Ridley Lord and Lady Erne LADY
E Iani Crichton Lord and Lady Save. Sir Henry
Hawkins, Sir Henry Irving and Dr. conan Dos"'
One Of the most admired woptn at the Queens
Garden party in the grounds 81 the buckingham
palace was the young Duchess OF MARLBOROUGH
,ybo was In a light dainty, essentially mid
nmsr costume of green and white chiffon over
Ito silk tho green bodice beautifully mace with
trser,ea designs in lace and embroidery In green
nd white silk Her Graces hat even was In the
same delicate contrast OF coor ana was "Iue
ppiIa,rihnroueh looked stunning In gownof batiste
10 eiiDure over white SILK with "A green ioiuen
belt and pale green cen h M 9rtInr Psget was
IN A costume OF cornfiower blue sh. ieay lsab
doph Churchill was b IN SGwn OF Of White lace and
green silk folded sash Mrs honaos ms IN yiih