New-York tribune., 1897-05-09

Church The Rev 6 Delaney Townsend VIII
ohlciate at the ceremony. Miss Clark has chosen
Miss Laura McGregor to be her maid OF honor
and her two cousins-Miss Louise NJ. Clark and
Miss Josephine Clark of Pittsburg-Mss Carolyn
Brodhead and Miss Mary Brodhead, Of Rondout'
~ v sisters Of the bridegroom; Miss Anna Wells,
OF Burlington, VT; Miss Alice Cady, Miss georgia
Penhed and Miss Helen Turk TO attend her as
bridesmaids. These young women VIII appear M
gowns Of pink silk, covered with white mousseline i
dc SOLE and white legho:n mats, trlmhnu WIN
pink roses while the maid of honor VIII ne 10
white silk, covered with white organde, and large r
leghOrn hat. ornamented with white teathers. - ne
4nmeS sa gown With w Ge lace %i Wqe and S M of ~ u Te
best will be Clarence f. Dobbn; ana the ush-
man clark brother of the bride: Horace Bright
man. Howard HasbroucI. Dr George PeGk Or.
HAYS The wedding reception will be held at the
home OF the brides parents Immediately after the
ceremony
A quiet wedding on Wednesday afternoon. June ?,
will be that OF Miss Mary Eccesne. the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph b. Ecclesine tr
to A. Mercer Pe a Of the late Colonel Archi-
bald Pell which will be celebrated at the home OF
the brides parents. No 1Ol4 Lexineton-ave Inc
details of the wedding have rot yet been arrangeo
Miss Ecclesine is n granddaughter of J. B. nc
ceslne of this city. and of the late sa pipel Stew
Art Moon Of Phadelpha As Sin me ne p5af rs
by priest OF that Church
The wedding Of Miss Bertha Fiske, sister OF
j. Pliny Fiske, of this city, to DR. Samuel IhurDer
also Of this city, will take place on Wednesday
June O. at Trenton y. J. Miss Elizabeth NJ Har-
rson daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George Tucker
Harrison Of No. 2g West Twenty-third-st., will be
married to Professor William II. Scholes. OF the
University Of Virginia. on Tuesday. June 10 IL IS
H dangher S"a' Of 5t Mrs @ William Dare Morsan Adam
Gordon NOrre will take place quietly next mont n
a Ms Berha bcforest Brush daughter Of Professor
George J. Brush of Yale to the Rev: EDWARD
of 80 viii take place at the home Of the brides
father. in Trumbull-st., New-Haven, on Tuesday
May IS
The engagement is announced Of Miss Katheryne
Constance Morgan. daughter OF Francis Morgan
Of No. 57i West End-ave.. TO Vincent Ryan The
enlargement has also been announced OF MISS
Frances Shackelton. daughter OF mrs. -, H. ND ND
Alpn. who has homes In this city. Newark ana
home at the Windsor Hotel.
The exodus to Europe is large hut the intentions
OF most travellers are TO make short visits and 10
be back in time for Newport, Ear Harbor, Nara
sansett and Lenox. Fleeting glances at Paris with
a good dash OF the Jubilee celebration in London,
will have 10 suffice, as private letters declare that
everything In London In the way Of decent ac-
commodations has been engaged months In ad-
, vance. Among the departures for the European
shores last week were Mrs. Francis Ormond French
and her daughter. Miss French who have gone TO
England 10 spend couple Of months with Colonel
and Mrs. Herbert F. Eaton at their new home In
I-pper GrOsvenoT-st.. London. Miss French Will be
presented n the Queens Drawing Room, which is
10 be held in a short time. by Mrs Hay. wife OF
the American Ambassador Mrs French and her
daughter will open their house In Newport about
July !. other passengers who sailed last week
were Mr. aud Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mr.. and
| Mrs ogden Mills Miss Amy Townsend. Mr.. and
Mrs Duncan Elliot, Mr.. and Mrs. George II. MARS,
! Mrs 4 J. Forbes Lejh +. Gray Griswold Bishop
Henry g Potter Miss Bertha Potter and J. Hamp-
den Rohb.
The wedding Of Miss Julia Spencer Alaire, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Seaman Allare, Of
Red Bank " j., Herbert Wilton Hill, Of Brook
| lyn will take place Wednesday May 49, at the
| First Presbyterian Church at Red Bank The Rev
! Charles E. Hill will oficia,e. Miss Mile Cornwel
/ niece OF the bride. will be maid Of honor. and 7.
| ST j. Richards. Of Brooklyn. bes; man. The ush-
ers will be T. Dean Swift of Lawrenceville, y. j.
| Herbert j. Linder and William Willard Thayer, OF
! BROOKLYN and Frank r. Bradner. OF Red Bank