New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-30
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

outdoor enjoyment, ana tnere nave ocen any
number OF country parties made up every day.
either TO enjoy trip the road coach Pioneer. up
to Ardsley- the Hudson, or short trips TO tho
country clubs. The country is beginning TO look
lovely In It's spring robes, and Central Park.
with the bright reds. yellows and pinks OF ts
Towering bushes. is a vision Of beauty. The long
procession OF victrias landaus. broughams and
other vehicles that follow another In close line
along the Park drives these pleasant sunny after
gives evidence Of how greatly New-York So
ciety is ENJOYING he spring beauty OF Its fav s
town for the summer. Among the persons most rsSs
fssqsy seen Mrs Pee Peter Cooper holding
the reins over spanking pair q bays . Mr ana
Mrs. %nm Mr. and Mrs. T Fred Mss
Gerry, Mrs Ebrdge T Gerry MI ana Tsua mrs Mt +.
Ijoyd 3. Bryce. and Mr. and Mrs. c. Oliver Iseln.
Frederic Bronson Reginald w. Rives and George
r. Read have taken turns I'm driving the puphc
road coach Pioneer and on their Off days have
taken ont their own coaches. which have added
largely to the general effect Of the afternoon drive
in the Park As for the Pioneer 1t has carried
many merry parties In the course OF the week.
Some Of those who enjoyed the delightful ride out
TO Ardsley on IT last week were MT ana Mrs: e
oliver IseIn. Mr. and Mrs. j. Borden HarIiman'
Mr. and Mrs. William r. Trsyers NJ M ana ana Ms Mrs
smith Mrs BOrand Mrs REGINALD W. R byss Mr
Mrs: Thomas IIitchcoSsk, r. W9 on2ge pooss
Center Hitchcock, tIOulu fioyN anu p''ioN
Yesterday the Pioneer omitted its trip In favor OF
the annual drive which was this year taken 70 og-
den Mills's country place at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Hudson The plan 10 have coacning patace mas
been abandoned account Of a lack OF nt frs
manifested by the members or me CoacnIns , ,,
The parade will take pace In Newport some Time
In August.
Tho snr,ne exodus TO Europe has set In In fun
tide and each steamer takes out number OF we'll
Gorna Of thOsp who sailed
last week were Mrs. Josephine Pogers. Raymond
Rogers Mrs Henry d. Brewster. Mrs. Charles H.
Marshall Miss Brewster, Mr. and Mrs; George I
R Rnsys sacy af the Misses Solely Thomas r sh
9E Miss s MT ,n %r rs and hr5 0'
The wedding of the week which interested society
most was that Of Miss Mabel Van Rensselaer,, tho
voung daughter Of Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,
70 the Rev James lie Baron Johnson, son OF the
D., Arcbdeacon Johnson of New-Brighton, Staten
island which was celebrated in Grace Cnurch'
broadway and Tenth-st on wednesday afternoon
II was really one Of the most oeautilui "euui"SS
of the many beautiful ones this spring. Every ohe
"a still talking OF the handsome simple ana eHec-
tive decorations In the chancel and the beauty vi
the bride who certainly did look most attractive
IN her bridal robe OF heavy white satin the sKrt
and bodice both draped with old point lace ana
veil Of superb point lace. The conventiohai pou,
ouet was replaced by point lace hahukerchtei'
no w
costumes Of cream lace. over SILK OF the sai'o
shade. with bright blue sleeveless jackets worn
over bodices. These were cut low 10 reVeai sre
yokes of lace and reyers trimmed WIN nr tace THEIR
shed the Jackets bt Of ,o ne white SH straw were trimmed
with lace and blue tips. Each carried p1u9ues s
pretty sight however and the finest that has been
seen in Grace Church since the day III PPnnarna
the Countess Of Craven. The ceremony on Wedmnefs
day was not followed by general receptoin n,,n3ats
f friends were invited to the home OF the brides
mother in East oD o an evening
train for the Adirondack. where they VIII speHu
several weeks
The other weddings on Wednesday included those
NJ Miss Anne Havemeyer Lee, daughter OF inc
late Dr. f. f. Lee, to Robert barren 1enie".
retired lieutenant OF the British Navy, IN tne
church OF the TRANSPORTATION; Of Miss Alice Ham
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Ham, 10
LAYTON Brewer. of Mr.. and Mrs Henry brewer
in All Souls Church; of Miss Florence Beatrice
LLOYD d WTFsf P Sf rsf 1 the harc
G Gsssah " Of Miss Martha Marie Eyers daughte,
q MT a son 81 joseph r. Megrqe James,
Lutheran Church; of Mss E,z st 1oSn Paterson
Puncan TO George Ellsworth Dunscom6e IN N tse
EIgahetb Wizard Brown daughter OF NJ ana
Mrs Albert Henry BroWn, 10 5 81 Timothy
Stead in the Church OF Zion anu 9'' i""
rhursdav brought the weddings Of Miss catherine
Raker Wainwright. daughter OF MT ana mrs
Arnold F. Wainwright. to Sumner sanaoe Bow w,
man at the home of the brides parents No III
East "SaTgbter of the late Thomas Simpson, TO
ATa Morton Hunt Of cha5 MaTS starr daughter
~ IT, the late c. NJ Starr, 10 the Rev John NILS
Gilbert. of Waterford n. Y. in Trinity chapel
..,,, wedding on Thursday afternoon was
.ho, ~ Miss Julia Dorothea Cassebeer daughter
% Henry A Cassebeer. to Frederick T. Steinway,
son OF the late Charles Steinway, which was ceIe
brated al the home OF the brides father NO 20
West seveniieth-st. Only the relatives OF th'
counIe were present TO witness the ceremony
h,ch .as performed at $50 o'clock by the Rev.
Dr Charles H. Eaton. pastor OF the Church OF inc
Divine Paternity The bride. who was IN r0n
gown Of white satin deliberately trimmed with POM
lace and A lace veil, given away by her latne''
Her attendants were Miss Lizzie Schmidt MISS
Eleanor Ziegler and Miss Gertrude Schmidt Mr'
stelnway VINO Is a graduate Of the Colu"'a
School OF Mines and vice-president and director VI
Stelnway & Sons. had as his best man me Dr'ueS
brother. Arthur Cassebeer There were no us"e,S
After the ceremony there was reception io' &c
The reception was followed by dinner served ~
the Myrtle Room Among the guests were NJ b, %e
". Held Mr. and Mrs Henry zieger. Mr. and Mrs Mrs
Victor Charles II lyu SsenW WSreGs charles +
Tretbar Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schmidt Jr'i s anu Nv
and Mrs Horneos, =, Nr spe S several weeks
When they return they will make their nome a'
No Is East Fifty-third-st.
The marriage of Miss Emma Grant Smith daugn-
ter OF Mrs s. Grant Smith Of PHILADELPHIA to Emil
uolzhausen took place on Thursday evening IN the
Church OF the Holy Trinity. Lenox-ave. ana ohe-
hundred and-twenty- second-st. The Rev Dr. pows
Hills OF ST. James's Church. Philadelphia asSls'-
ed by the Rev. Alexander Cummns performed me
coren,onv The bride who was In n gown Of whte
satin. was attended by maid OF honor Miss MAY
tina Mcdowell OF Philadelphia. and four brides
maids Miss Bertha NJ Shrady and Miss E1luIh
Aims OF this city: Miss Aubertine Grant, Oh M.
mington Del and Miss T. II. Piper. OF Boston ass
best man Richard Hentze or ttopoApe"' ts ha
Inc ushers were Paul Sheldon, DIR. j. +, T., TOO.
SON son Of this city: Godfrey Howell and Eugene
Howell Of Brooklyn Frank r WOOD OF nTn yecen