New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22

groom fields OF the country and the cooling breezes
OF tho sea beach. city homes were hurred'y
closed and their and families went AZ once
to the more comfortable places in the suburbs or
far away in the mountains Mountain homes seem
to be In great demand this spring. Probably 1t Is
on account Of the war that people are anxious TO
| pass the coming summer in the lofty peaks OF the
Berkshires, the CatskIlls and in the North Woods
| or Adlrondacks, they designated to-day
| Advices from all Adirondack summer resorts 'ei
The 'aee ' ooknx
TO great season. and In anticipation or the great
According TO reports spring in the Adirondack
came month in advance OF schedule time, time. , ana
! the boats were seen gliding here and there upon
years the Ice has seldom gone until the latter part
OF April. and frequently IT has been known to
remain until May 10.
Lcnox is expecting an early and prosperous
season. This glorious spot in the Berkshlres
! which usually awakens from It's winter leharsy
about the middle OF March. or with the frat song
! OF the robin and the arrival OF the new maple
sugar has already arrsyed itself in garb Of the
deepest green. and a number OF the owners or
homes there settled 'or tho season Mr.. and
Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes ore occupying Shadow
Brook. and usual. have large house party.
Mr. and Mrs William d. Sloane spent some time
at Elm Court before sailing for Europe yesterday.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Graud Foster are In Lenox
most Of the time watching the completion or their
/ handsome new country home. which II being built
| ,hfcp. OF this city has purchased Ethelwynde,
the beautiful country place o, Mr. md Mrs: Herr!
MIR John F. Aoxandre OF this city. who for two
tcaso9s oGcnI"d The Bran VIA have leased NE
and Si' Mrs rhomas T. siiiimas have rented the
brosc Taylor; the latter a daughter Of Mr.. Still
nan. has taken The Seryin villa for me season;
the TWO Colonial cottages built by David Wolfe
Hshq9 ana PAYS Avs has TAKEN Esr the v o,hr1
10 q g Fraser. OF Washington. u. &. Many OF the
Villas have been altered and improved since last
\
vet OF the house Of John s Barnes. and the
b. thir,y-slx feet.
Tho saycst Incident Of the week was the wedding
Of Miss Katherine Alexander Duer the only daugh-
OF Mr. and Mrs william A. Duer. 10 Clarence
Ifungcrford Mackay. the only living OF Mr..
and Mrs John W. Mackay. which took place
Tuesday at tho home OF the brides parents. No.
l. West Twcnty-hrst-st more beautiful home
wedding moro representative assembldse OF
Ncw-YoTk beauty and fashion has not been seen
anywhere tbs spring win the rooms Of tho
hous" covered with spring blossoms and n!ied with
young and pretty women I'm beautiful summer
gowns thor could have been no pre,tier sight.
Tho bride h.rg Of different faith from Mr.. Mac
kay. the marriage ceremony was performed by
Archbishop Corrigan. who had tho Assistance OF
his secretary. the Rev. James y. Connolly Miss
Josephine Johnson. IN old pink with small bonnet
entered with her sister. Miss Johnson. who was In
a costume ~ PAL greer, MIS-, Frederic Nelson
IN hlack and silver. loaded with JET. was accom-
was with her dauchr"- Miss sloane. whose COS
TownssnG burden was in M' gown Ml't of silver
MORE, combined with black and trimmed with
cloth gown trimmed with insertions OF white lace
MISS CORY w.s tn PALE PINK covered YIN white
tune Of laycndcr .llk Mrs Hamilton "; cary
Win silver and green Mrs Joseph Larocque IT,
wore gown Of nauve fouard or the bride and
oo Reh pqac Mis- br waa t sne S S and dg
nhcd and carried her long train and bridal nnery |
blue ench carving loose bunch Of long-stemmed |
s@rdicnIlas were S most effective. and the whole
carried out that there scarcely an opening |
for criticism
The weddings this week will include those Of Miss
Em,line jenkins DHnforrh daughter ~ tho late |
George II. Danforth. to Louis Morris Starr son Of
Theodore H. Starr. In the Central Presbyterian |
church. In West Fifiy-seventh-si and Miss Kath- |
crime Hunt Earle daughter Of Mrs. James Bruce |
chastan. 10 Andrew Gassel! Dickinson IT. at |
Sherry's both on Wednesday afternoon next. Miss |
men eynd of So 3 w 1 R S%a tg
few days ago announced her engagement to Robert |
Sing sing. : Y The engagement also
nounred Of Mis- May Dwight Foote daughter u |
Europe TO Ter. Eyck Wendell. son of the late Ben
Iamii Rush Wendell Of Caz"n9via, y Y. and
member Of tho Union club. Of This city.
Among the departures for Europ. last eek
MIR. and Mrs. William II. TilInchast Mr. and Mrs
Daniel Le Roy Dresser. Mrs George T. Lewis Mr.
ana MIR. i. vOl jermuth. Mr. and Mrs William
u. Sloane. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Nick. Twombly
ChounceY NJ. Dcpcw. DR. Allan McLane Hamilton
Mr. Mr., John Elo"dSood ST. Mr and Mrs. Edward H.
Mr.; lIep"w. the members Of the Vanderbilt family
the ana m Ti Of Ms EdE g p1, a9
Dresser ',,e t., t., GIorge W. Nand.rblli which is an
Wednesday,
NJ. and Mrs a. f.anfear Norre have rented the
George +. Tyler villa In Bellevue Court Newport
for the summer. and Mr.. and Mrs stuyyesnnt Fish
cliffs at Newport until their new cottage IL fin
ished Mr.. and Mrs. Francis K Pcndlcton have
arrived In Newport for the season.
The marriage of Miss Lille Ieonie Arnault 10
Sidney Bellcrby Scruton will be celebrated on
Wednesday evening June l. at the home Of the
brides mother. Mrs. Claire Arnault at Woodbridge
Bergen County, y. J. The Rev, Henry NJ. iadd OF
the Rutherford Grace Church. will oniciate Miss
Arnault has chosen fer bridesmaids Miss Reglnn l.
CLARION, q br2Skyn and Miss Florcrce Rohdo
nauif will be the maid of honor. The gowns OF
these young women will be of pink organize elab-
will bee attircd In heavy ivory satin. trimmed with
point lace and the veil OF tulle Will be fastened
mother. William scruton viii be best man After
the ceremony there will be reception. followed by
tt seated supper.
Invitations have been sent out by Mr. and Mrs
Charles Clarus Pope. OF No. 80 East Feteenth-st
for the marriage OF their only daughter Miss Paul
Inc Martndnle Pope to John Paul Day which Will
take place AZ on Wednesday, June l. I'm tbe
Roman Catholic Church OF ST. Paul the Apostle
Ninth-aye. and Sixtieth-s Many persons have re-
ceived invitations for the church ceremony but |
only relatives Of the couple have been hidden 10 the
breakfast which will follow at Delmcnico's Fifth
aye and Forty-fourh-st. The Rev. u. J. O'Cala-
CHAN VIII perform the ceremony. Miss Helen Bar
fctt Smith. wearing gown OF Tose-plnk silk will
he the maid OF honor. and Miss Mildred Ouennelle
n iilnghamton \. Y; Miss Leila Larrendon Miss
Mary l.. Day. sister OF the bridegroom. and Miss |
Geraldine Howes OF this city. the bridesmaids ,
fhe latter will wear gowns OF n light shade OF mink
SILK covered with white silk null CHRISTOPHER G. !