New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

:. or,,.s erpapement to James Speyer caused a |
ripnIe Of excitement that has not yet died out MI"
that has furnished topic OF conversation ""e'e'
soc,o,v people have met Mrs. Lowery Is one D.
a.. ,,os, ronuor women in New-York society, ana
&c oute as well known for her charities az TOT hei
social attachments. Mrs. Lowery. whose maine'
name was Miss Ellen Price. Is niece OF 'he 'a'e
William r. Travers cousin of Mrs James "aos
worth of Gen eseo Mrs Walter Gay, oil rhr's ""u
Mrs william 4 Duer. of this city. she Is also
.istorn.aw Of Mrs Alfred l.. Loomis MIS- |
owery for several years pas, has devoteh MOS, vi
her time to philanthropic enterprises bes'neS ue
ing treasurer Of the Hospital Saturda! anu ou'uy
Association, she has given much oil her 'ii'o or
attention to the working girls CLUBS. the on"','
Settlement Society and the LOOMS Sanitariu'n.
cho hoe olso been Interested in and has worked
hard for ST. Mary's Hospital for Chiidreh' lac
loan exhibitions of womcn's portraits ie'u d. w
Academy OF Design two and three years ago io
charity owed much OF their artistic ana hrahcI"
success to Mrs Lowery, who was one o' 'ne ~
ecutivc Committee. For several years past Mis'
Iov,orv has passed her summers abroad prm-
cinoIlv I'm Paris and Homburg. where she mas d
host Of friends In the American Colony MI, 'po'','
who Il the head of the banking house OF opeyer i"
90 Of this city stands high as financier' re -
n native of New-York. although his parents arc
German and hc was educated at Frankfort-on-the-
Main Mr. Spcyer IL also interested in charltao'e
work and he and Mrs Lowery have frequently
met in their labors for the unfortunate lie %
treasurer Of the University Settlement company
president Of the Provident Loan Society, ana IS
OF Mr. Speyer and Mrs Iowery VII 'aR Rt,e pan in
early next mSnih ;at me i n9 he o. quiet weddns
the invitations to it will not extend beyond thc
circle Of relatives anS Pos wbo Is friend Of
The couple will oaiciete and pronounce ne benrdr
ton Mr. speyers best man VIII De ma to act
rs such After their marriage M speyer ana re n,s
hr,6c VIII take possession Of the handsome IT,, TT
isJn-ave.
s,verai notable weddings were celebrated last
week. That Of Miss Bessie Ethel Baldwin Wilson
younger daughter Of the Rev. DR. heLry "nso"' ~
Frederick Stapley Wonham, which look place vi
Wednesday afternoon at St Georges fro'eS'an'
Episcopal Church. in Stuyscsant square, SURF
moned together a crowd OF fashionable people
many Of whom, cane from Staten Island. where the
Bridegroom * well known. The church was pref
tly decorated with autumn flowers and foiia6e'
The bride who entered with her father, was AZ
tired in a simply made gown OF white sa''n anu
tule veil arranged with orange Oiossohs' MISS
ANY Bonner Of Staten Island. the maid OF hono:'
u,o-o handsome gown OF turquoise blue bengaline.
trimmed with chiffon and lace. and large oleSS
velvet picture hat adorned with black piumes one
ccption Mr. and Mrs Wonham starting almost IN m,
ncdiatey their honeymoon TIP In oa ha,r boma
their return the young couple Will make thelr hoc
M 40. - West Tcnth-st
One Of the prettest 0ut'Ot-toNn "cuu'"e' W.
Wednesday afternoon was celebrated at My Fancy
Tho cou,trx home II Mr. and Mrs Malcolm w.
Ford At BABYLON Long Island when Mrs fords
slsicr Miss Mario r. Graves. daughter OF IN" late
Robert Graves. Of Brooklyn, was married 20 het'!
Herman Ilarjes. Of John Herman iiarJ.s' Oh
the Paris banking house OF Morgan harJe' L" ~
Tn. welding vas quiet one. only the relatives ana
,,,nnediat. frlc-ds OF the bride and bridegroom
being present Tho ceremony was performed In the
hiliard-room, which was handsomely decorated 'or
the occasion. by tho Rev. DR.. 'haurcey Is prev"
.ter - Grace church. Brooklyn. Inc oriue was
s.-or,.d into the room and given away ny her
brother William l.. Graves Mr.. HAIRLESS best man
WAS Arthur l.. Siurgos. 81 this city. there "e'"
! r.i,lc- bridesmaids nor ushcrs. The bridal gown
vnq OF white satin. trimmed with point ACE I'M
rne1iatriy after the ceremony there WIS ah e'"""
rat. breakfast served In IN" dlning-foom i'a'c III
the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. farjes starter LOT '''
iforuie whore they Will spend their honeymoon
I, g.. e,rcctod that they will sail for their home In
paris som, time next month. Among the guests
v,ro tho five sisters OF tho bride. Mrs. Malcolm w
Ford Mrs Thomas Strong Mrs Lewis MIS- !.
Pcnron jr, and Mrs oeer, Gr, Wr o lam Mrs.
Cnch Smith. M,s io1d WT pSs, nri pi.rpont
ney sm Mr. and Mrs William N"r FSwsrd Rev
pS M Ms' Ro. Ed~sr5 JsTay Rudolph LyTGn
T. T. Stotesbury and j. C. 'oie.
4 ouic, wedding o Wednesday was thai OF MISS
Harriet Tlodcmann. daughter OF the late ffeuef'h
.redcmann Of this city. To carl Lincoln Schurz'
60, o, carl Schur2 which took place M noon az
,ho home Of the brides mother. at Monsoy. Rock
land countv y Y Only the immediate relatives
were present at tho ceremony. "hich was per
formed by the Roy ,orns TncTF ,s wf's na nD
attendants for the bride NJ. ScnutAs poS' "'''
was Charles knoblauch. OF tins city
Thu marriage o. Miss Elizabeth TIC" inc ONLY
d,ucb,er Of cx-Asscmblyman George H. ice. o'
".,, ,,hov Y + To Charles H. Hall, Of Plain
ala ,ool Mace on wednesday evening last N the
t.,rs, rrc.bytcrlan church. In Perth Amboy Inc
Rev .. " Dyke. pastor Of the church'
sisted bv The Roy. !. H. owens. OF patterson o.
hciaiod ~ the ceremony. Inc cntt'" was manu-
sono,iy decorated with autumn flowers and large
.ts =, vbI.e roses and lilies The bride wore
q poun ~ white satin with trimmings o: point lace
and = tulle veil fastened With a tiara OF diamonds
:, present from tho bridegroom. She also wore =
Tbire roses and lilies Of the valley, Her mad o.
honor was Miss Mae Burns. OF Br@okyn, MO vs.
Mr Halls hest was his brother .ohn T. BAL 5in,
The ushers were Edward Mccormick o. ef i,,ri
s AnSG! ST. OF BROOKLYN and Harry conard After r
the ceremony there was 3 reception al the ho'"e VI
the brides parents, In Markct-st
Tho last week Of October viii bring number OF
| weddines which will be OF interest to society Inc
wedding Of Miss Flora StaHoih. the "''S """H"'''
NJ Frank stafford OF Prospect Place. brooklyn 10
| A Edward Wuppermann. son or MT ana MIS- ~
| wunnermann Of Harlem will he celebrated NJ
s 20 o'clock on Tuesday evening next. In 81 fau
| Protestant Episcopal Church Brooklyn Ihe rev
Or H. e. Swcnizcl the rector. viii othciate at the
| ceremony. which will hc followed By small re-
| ccntion az the home ~ the brides father. MISS
Florence Freeman. Of Bloomfield. ~ j. VIII De inc
maid Of honor and Miss Wuppermann. Miss FLOR
.,co wrppermann sisters OF the bridegroom; MISS
| r,oronce cIexton Of Troy: Miss Madeline Arnaud.
Niss Flea nor Goodman. or Irvngton: and Miss Mar
| rarct chandler OF Brooklyn. VIII be bridesinaldS
| Er Wuppcrmann, who gave q theatre party u rev
|veninq, ago to the members OF the bridal parry u,
| d. Harlem Opera House. will be attended by Edgar
| Wehbard as best man. The ushers VIII he A. FRANK
| stanford Edward 1Iincken, OF BROOKLYN; tnarles