New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

! a prcffy We1ITng
day afternoon last was that OF Miss Mary ElIot'
| pooeo ~ Nev.Rrchton to c. Columbus Baldwin
ir OF this CITY The ceremony took place In Chrlst
| Church, New-Brghton. and was Witnessed py d
number OF invited guests. The wedding was quet
one owing to a recent bereavement IN tne Ian, Iaiy os
Tho bride There was reception. Inc brlde was
given away by her cousin Harry q. Nan nech,rm @
She wore gown OF pale lavender sik d WIZ, rr,ed %
bouquet OF white roses ana iiies OF tne h'S' 1,he
n2llWins nrSt man pvIduin Wiz r. BALDWIN. jr A. b.
De EOst and J. w Dorsey.
A nleasant incident on Tuesday night last was the
first meeting az the new Tuesday Evening cIuo' OF
ganizcd by Mrs John Jacob Astor. MIS- a. oass
Garfield and some other young matrons IN soV'.S'
which took place the home OF Mrs. Canhed' NO
40 Park-aye. Tho guests. about one hundred ana
.wcntv-dve I'm number. after listening TO songs ny
! Miss LYDIA Eustls and NJ De Gogorza, were enter
taned by Miss May Irwin who gave some VI "e'
plantation melodies. Among the audience VINO Ell
joyed the entertainment were Mrs. Astor' MT ana
Hewitt Mrs burke Roche Mrs H. lie Grand Can,
non. MIR and Mrs &. Albert stevens ana MT anu t
club Will be held the home Of Mrs. John JACOB
Astor on Tuesday next
Miss Laura Duane Ireland. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs John D. Ireland. whose marriage to LOUIS H.
Jnnod will take place at o'clock on Tuesday even
Ing next In the Church OF the Heavenly Rest, gave
a luncheon yesterday afternoon at her home NO 10
East Fortyseventh-s, in honor OF her bridesmaids
Her guests Miss Adela Avena Ireland her SIS
ter who will be the maid OF honor: Miss Julia /"
Delaneh Miss Helen Galatn. Miss May Beekman,
Miss Hope Drake. Miss Marie Eddy, Miss Edith
Johnson and Miss Cornelia Clarkson. Last night
Mr. Junod gave his farewell bachelor dinner his
guests being Andrew Wheeler. Of Philadelphia, who
will attend him as best man. and Charles Matthews,
Robert Ireland Edmund Robert. Eugene Souihgate,
Reginald Bonner John iiHobeli A. ~ nd aitn
ding gown VIII be OF white stn wnc thYse Gi @ ner
bridesmaids will be Of pale blue The maid OF honor
a bouquet Of deep rcd roses. Instead of wearing
hats the bridesmaids will have their coinures
ceremony will be performed by the Rev Dr D.
Parker Morgan. ana IT vii be followed by large
reception at the home OF Mr. and Mrs lrelahd.
In Chris. Church. the Western Boulevard and
Scvcnty-nrst-st. on Wednesday evening, February
lG Mss Clara Louise Miller the eldest daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Charles \. Miller. of No. 1913 West
sevcniy-second-st will be married to William Spen-
Ger Prankari. Of Brooklyn. The rector Of the
church the Rev. Or. Jacob Shipman, will ohiciate
at the ceremony which will be followed by recep-
tion al the home of the brides parents Miss Kate
Carlisle Miller will be her sisters maid OF honor
The bridesmaids will be the brdegroom's sister.
Miss Mary \. Prankard Miss Ethel Saltonstall Mil
lcr sister OF the bride: Miss Mabel Judson, Miss
Gertrude Pereeo of Brooklyn: Miss Helen Skes. Of
Washington. and Miss Elizabeth Evans OF Morris
town. y. j. The DridcgIOOm, VINO j. Il son "l li i'a
Prankaid. q Brooklyn: Will be attended 5\ strRnch
Brewster Of Orange. y j.. as best man ne ushers
VIII be the brides brother, George q. Miller; John
Roheson William Rapp and William MacNaughton;
OF brooklyn. and Charles ). IIungerforl and Girard
y. Whitney, Of this city.
The wedding OF Miss Antolnette Woershofer
daughter of the late Charles Woerishoffcr and
| granddaughter of Oswald Ottendorfer, to Count
Charles selern, Of London, England will take
place on February 10 in the Shnrch OF the incar-
nation, Madison-tve. ard Thirty y-hfth-st. BISHOP
sateree OF WaIhihe'3,n m ,nond w breakf,si at
the home of the brides mother No. l55 West
FIfty-eightn-st
Matrimonial engagements were announced last
week with considerable frequency Mrs. Frencis
Lee MorreI daughter OF the late Jabcz A. Bost-
wick and Hamilton Wilkes Cary. announced their
engagement early in the week. to the surprise of
their friends. Mr. Cary's attentions to Mrs. Nor
rell were scarcely noticed by his friends, and the
announcement of his engagement came In the
nature OF n surprise. Mrs. Morrel, VINO Is a hand-
some and wealthy young widow, was married eight
or nine years ago Francis Lee Morrell who was
an amateur actor Of considerable repute. Mr.. Nor
rel killed about FIVE or SIX years ago
brother Of Mrs. Philip Bradford Niles and Mrs.
Amory s Carhar, OF this city a day or so before fore
the time set for the marriage the engagement was
broken off and the invitations TO the wedding re-
cnb cIsd M Mr 1t hty is said vi" that The the wedding viii take
place some time next month. before Assn w elnes-
Y. a
ave.
Another engagement which was surprise was
that OF Miss Emile lselin daughter Of Adrian
Isclin. sr. to John G. Beresford. Miss Iselln's
family IS one OF the oldes. in NewYork. Her sis
ter is the wife Of Delaney Kane, and her brothers
are Adrian Iseln. jr. Columbus O'Donnel Iselin.
William Isen and G. Oliver Iselin. Mr.. Beresford
IS a member OF the famous Irish family OF that
name He has made New-N ork his home Tor me
last twenty-five years. Is member OF sevenai Vi
the fashionable clubs and has been prominently
identified wiki yacht racing ana sports oil dllereh'
kinds.
The engagement was also announced last week
OF Miss Eugenia Mclean, daughter Of Mrs Charles
f. Mclean. Of No. 1.lol North CharIes-st. Balt-
more. to joseph Hartman. a son oi MT. ana M'S'
Oliver Hartman, OF THIS cl'y.
From Newport r. l.. comes news OF the engage
mont OF Miss Blanche Tu ,kcrmal. granddaughter
OF Joseph Tuckcrman, TO a. Character. banker
OF Paris. Miss Tuckerman. who now lives in New
port with ais grandfather. has passed considerable
of her life I'm France. Stll another engagement
OF the week was that OF Miss Constance irenholm
daughter of William l.. Trenholm OF TINS city, 70
Or Russell Bellamy Il member OF the well-known
North Carolina family OF that name. and young
physician OF TINS city.
The social week tomorrow Will open with Mrs
Henry r. Sloancs dance at her home In East
Scvcuty y-second-st. Tie cotion Will be led by
Worihington Whtehouse Another Incident to-
morrow night Will be the second OF the Monday
cotlons under the patronage of Mrs. George
Trovbrldgc Mrs Richard l.. Hartshornc and Mrs.
Henry Brcvoort Kane. which Will take place at
Delmonico's Tomorrow afternoon the second
mectlng Of the fortnghty musical clubs Will be
held nj the home OF Mrs. Jules Reynal, No. 1853
MAdson-aVe
Mrs william Astor. who has arranged to sail for
Europe about the middle Of February. will give
dinrer party on Thursday evening next On Friday
night Mr.. and Mrs Hcber T. Bishop Will give,
domino darce at their home No. Ssl Fifthave Mr..
Whitehouse will lead tho cotillon.
Dinner parties were more numerous than
last week Among those who entertained were Mr..
,rL Ars Ieyl L. Morton. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Bar