New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
rro,,, rcurope yesterday They will soon 80 10 tner
conntry homes in Lenox Mass.


| Country homes. in Lenox Mass.
(,o,oreI A r. Chandler Of Clinton-ave, VINO mas
been seriously Ill. has so far recovered ,n" Ill
~ I'll, so 20 his country home in Randolph, W.
some time this week. ,,s,or.s
Frank Wadieixh Chandler. Colonel Chandler
nephew and the son OF Mr. and Mrs F. H. S Tpqe
Of Doctor of Philosophy from Columbia Of wni na
he ndeTn aSs tsa
who have also Just been honored oX sn three are
To% M .se tssy
Mr. and Mrs. r. Ross Appleton. Of Joralemon-sl'
will spend the summer at st. Huoer.s i""' '>e'e
Valley, Adirondacks ..o cra.re
ara have taken Cloudview cottage. Bethlehem'
n H.. for the summer c,ora, Adams will
The Rev Dr. AND M rss sSen Masachusti where
they will spend two x months peabody have gone to
MI Mr.. and Mrs John H. Emanuel 3r'' OF Clinton
AYR Mr are asd '! Mys fredeTes topping Of the Mansion
House at Castemere, Sound Seacn ,e a. AXE
Waccabuc, Conn.
Mrs. Eleanor Kirk Ames, of Greene-ave' VIII
spend portion Of the summer at the Huoo"'u W.
tage Spring Lake. N j. ,,
will take their vacation In Canada, Lake Mohonk
and the Berkshires .
Mr. and Mrs Jacob @. Dettmer, OF prospect
Park West will spend the remainder Of TINS 1ny 1uiV
and August they will stay at shelter lslahu' All,
September they will probably spend IN 'he >u''
The family of Park Commissioner George M u
Brewer will go early in July 10 D'an' ''''"N'
Dr.. C. D. Beasey has left town town with the Cd
Battery for the State Camp, feeksNh
,,.. ,,..o, Van Nuvse Duncan. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Lorenzo Duncan. Of No No ohioh-St'
and Stephen Van Buren, Brewster. OF orange AZ ."
were married on Wednesday evening at ooo eio.N
The ceremony took place at the nome Oh tne oiius
tho onc,ating clergyman being the RevD Eiswo. I'm
bride Miss Elsie Duncan, sister OF the D'de' haaf
the maid aid Ss spRq5 Being DAWN Leon
ard Merrill All three were from East Vraa MA Mrs
Brewster will live in Brooklyn.
Miss Mary Eulaie Morrln daughter OF MT anu
Mrs Matthew b. Morrin of No. 29' Presideht-st'
was married to John A. Lawler. also OF broohyn'
Wednesday morning at st. Agness roman Ca'nono
Church by the rector, Monsgnor Duny. Inc
ceremony was followed by nuptlal mass III"
bride was gowned in gray poplin ana wore aiee
white hat with trimming of chiffon and lace Her
maid OF honor was her sister. Miss Margaret l.
Sh. ii na,rr,n4 mink roses while the bride had a
shower bouquet Of roses and h1es OF ine NdIIc!.
Charles Ys9Se or snd Stephen u Morris brothers
of the bridegroom and bride respectNey, h ye
ception at the home of the bride. after which Mr.
and Mrs Lawlor left town Ior an tSe narents of
the bride.
Mss CorneIia p Holman. daughter OF Mrs. Eliza
both Holman of No 432 Union-st., and Frank
Powers Of Westbury. Long Island were married
Wednesday morning at St Agness Roman Cathohc
Church by the rector. Monsignor Duffy Miss Mary ar
TST@n z OF of Mesbury was best The
guests were limited 20 members OF the lHme Sna,
fast served al the home Of the brides mother Mr.
and Mrs. Powers will live In Westpury'
Miss Marietta Burr daughter of George Burr
and niece Of Samuel Burr. OF No. 5l4 Bedford-ave.'
wae married AT the home Of her uncle on Wednes-
day evening to William Metzendorf. The ohiciat-
ing clergyman was the Rev Mr.. Wilson, pastor OF
the Marcy Avenue Congregational Church. Inc
bride was gowned in white SILK trimmed with white
chiffon. She tulle veil. AND carried Brue
roses The maid of honor was Miss Edith Burr,
and the bridesmaid Miss Louise Meyer Both wore e
man was Samuel short The wedding was :, , .3a
lowed by large reception. The decorations OF 1ne
house were pink roses
A pretty church wedding was that OF Miss Helen
Cecilia Gladding daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Mavin
A. Gladding Of No al9 McDonough-st.' and Herpert
Drake Halsey which took place in the Church
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Halsey is the son or
Mr. and Mrs. George Halsey, of Astoria, Long
Island The Rev. DR.. Underhill, rector OF the
church performed the ceremony The decorations
of the church were white lilies placed about the
choir stalls and chancel The bride wore me reg
ulation bridal costume. her veil being fastened
with a pair OF large diamonds the giIt OF lhe
bridegroom Miss JEANNE Johnston, OF flatDush,
was the maid OF honor. and was attlred III white
point d'esprit with bouquet OF La France roses
Agnes and Marie Smith were the little flower glrls;
scarlet carnations. Malvin A. Gladding 1r. brother
of the bride was the best man, the ushers being
w b. Calhoun and +. p. Gaetz: both OF Manhat,
tan. Frederick Joseyn. OF NewHaven, Conn, and
Valentine Seaman, OF Brooklyn. The wedding was
followed by a large reception at the home or the
bride.
The Fenelon Reading Circle gave a reception on
Thursday afternoon at the Pouch Mansion. In honor
~ RIsbop Mcdonnell. The committee n charge
was composed OF Mrs. Frank Johnson. Mrs. r. e.
Keogh and Miss Deuhery. the last named being
the chairman of the Reception Committee. whose
other members were Mrs. T. f. LOnergan. Mrs. f.
Austin Dinsey, Mrs. j. A Becker and Mrs E. A.
Ford fine musical programme was presented
The president Miss Leonora +. Shea made snort
address in which she said the circle has now 5Sy
members thirty-one having been added In the last
of the Middle Ages" The officers Of the society
are Miss Leonora F. Shea, president; Mrs j Grimm
vice pre- sident Miss Sara Dunn corresponding sec
rotary; Mrs. Frank Johnson, recording secretary. .
Miss Winifred T. Cullen, treasurer; MISS Mary
White librarian; Miss A. T.. ORourke MRS. Il.
Swift and Miss Julia Brady, Advisory Board.