New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-02
SOCIAL NEWS AND NOTES.

The marriage OF Miss Marion Calkins. daughter
OF the Rev. Lyman D and Mary II. r. Calkins,
OF Far Rockaway. Long Island and John Baillie
Bishop Douglas. OF Brooklyn. was celebrated at
l2:3o:p! M yesterday in the First Presbyterian
Church. Far Rockaway. Long Island. The off,
ciating clergyman was the pastor OF the church.
who is the father Of the bride. The bride was at
tired In ivory white satin. trimmed with duchesse
lace and carried bouquet OF lilies OF the valley
In her hair she wore the orange blossoms which
had been worn by her mother at her wedding. The
maid Of honor was Miss Jennie Douglas. Of Brook
lyn niece Of the bridegroom. Her gown was of
sertlen. with hat to match. Her flowers were
White rsss6uds The three oTe5 srsshs Misses
81 the 6IldssrGom5; wore white gowns and hats,
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Ceremony Vase WAS followed low BY breakfast at the
msnse The decorations At both church u ana bone
Scotland and England, and en- their return Mr..
and Mrs Douglas will live at the manse. Far
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis L. Eames and Miss
Eames, of Remsen- st. left town yesterday for
Quogue. Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon b. Chittenden OF Columbia
Heights went yesterday to their country home, at
Guilford. Conn.
Frederick Reddall gave his annual pupils
cert. followed by n dance. last evening at the
Pouch. Those who sang were Miss Jeanette c.
Sundell Miss Ida Roster, Miss Magdalen Bergen
Dtmars. Miss Grace Marguerite Whiting. Miss
Gtorglana M Gooding. Miss Ida Poole Brown.
Miss Jean Moftat Lewis. Miss Adelaide E. Packer
Miss Emma wierk. Miss Daisy Conklin. Miss
Marion G: Ingee Mrs. S. ?. W. Lyon. Joseph w.
sisted by the English Glee Club Miss Annie l.
WalkeT sopTanS Mrs Georgia Irving contra9
dali. bass, and Miss Georgiana Walsh viollnist.
Ms sande MA Mrs Whit Will
ing Mrs. w. T. Brown, Mrs. s. w ConkIn
s e% t ME lssad Mrs ae ME- Mrs
Paine and Mrs w. E. Haisey.
Miss Gail L. Lasee. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
E. w. X. Laselle, Of Orange. n. J., and Fowler B.
Remington. OF Springfield Mass. were married on
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock at the Memorial
Presbyterian Church by the Rev. DR.. T. A. Nelson
Its former pastor. The decorations Of the church
were cerise carnations, the gowns OF the brides
Lads carrying out the scheme of color, being of
cerise silk yelled with silk muslin. Their flowers
were cerise carnations. The bride given away.
by her brother. Dr. s. L. Laselle OF Manhattan
She was gowned In white satin trimmed with point
applique. and wore tulle veil Her bouquet was of
lilies OF the valley. Miss Ethel Laselie her sister.
lin over white and carrying white carnations. The
bridesmaids were Miss Annie Gillespie, Of Scranton
PERI Miss Mary Budd Of Union HilI. y, J his.
Claudia Hackenhuli, Of Jacksonville IN; Miss
q Hoyoke, Mass; The best man was Philip REM
ington; brother Of the bridegroom: and the ushers
Parks Of Springfield Mass, MT G!Ilespe. Of ' Mann
haitian: Mr. Stone and Frederick Hawkins Of
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were similar to those at the church.