New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01
SOCIAL NEWS AND NOTES.

The marriage OF Miss Georgia Elisabeth Hutton
and James Taylor Hanan soomnlzed yester-
day afternoon at O'Clock at St Johns Protestant
Episcopal Church. ST. Johns Place The officiating
clergyman was the rector. the Rev DR.. George +.
Breed. The floral decorations were Of unusual pro-
fusion About the altar were white roses and
snowballs. while tan lunches Of American Beauty
roses were tied 20 The posts Of alternate pews on
the centre aisle hy broad bows OF American Beauty
ribbon. The gowns OF the brides attendants also
bore out this scheme OF color. being OF shades Of
the American Beauty silk. covered with white net
The bridesmaids walked sngly. the Arst being in
a dress whose effect almost white while the
maid OF honor was in the darkest Of the crimson
hues. All wore white Leghorn hats trimmed with
American Beauty roses and carried bouquets OF the
flowers. They were Miss Agnes Bryan Miss Helen
Pitcher Woodward and Miss Christine Burtenshaw
with Miss Bryan as maid OF honor. Mr. Hanan had
no hes, man. He had expected 70 have Dr Pro
basco attend in that capacity but the doctor has
had attack Of typhoid fever from which he had
not fully recovered Charles Warren Beck one Of
the ushers. also Ill., his place being taken AT
the last moment by John Jennings. The list In
cluded Addison Hanan. Charles Scofeld and Rus
seu Nhtlatch The bride was given away by
her father. and attired in ar exquisite gown
OF white satin. the waist being entirely covered
with duchesse lace and the skirt having hounces OF
tulle headed by duchesse lace. Her veil was Of
tulle and her bouquet Of lilies OF the valley and
white orchids. The wedding followed by a
large reception Al the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert John Hutton. No 2}2 Garfield
Place. Mrs. Hutton and Mrs James D. Hauan.
mother or the bridegroom. assisted I'm the reCciv-
ing and wore respectively gowns OF gray and
heio'rOpe both trimmed with Renaissance lace
The floral decorations at the house pink and
white. screen and canopy of palms and white
where the bridal party stood Mr. and Mrs. HanaL
will take short honeymoon trip here. gOina
abroad on July for year and half Of travel
Theodore Onerman has taken OF the finest
places at Bay Shore. the Knapp country home. on
Saxon-ave.. with ten acres Of land about the
house. Sheriff Frank T. Dreamer has taken the
Frank T. Gushing cottage Clnton-ave. J. H.
Dalgreen has leased the cottage belonging Mss
Susan Wells at Ocean-ave and Linden Place and
Alfred Z. Hapna hes taken house by Miss
+. \. Banks Is the Domiuy House. where Fred
erick LOngmre. Of this borough. is also a guest
These names added TO the already long list given
various times I'm this column show that Bay
Shore Will hold large Brooklyn colony this sum
mer
Miss Helen Graves Du Tot, daughter OF Mrs.
Laura Dg Tot and Joseph Jennings Cardona will
he married the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
Church on the evening Of Wednesday, June Z.
William Wise and his family have taken for the
summer the Eastman cottage. the West Shore.
KOslyn, Long Island.
AIr and Mrs. Charles A. Marvin and family. Of
No. 276 ChntOn-st. have gone 10 Cornwall. Conn.
where they have taken the Calhoun cottage for the
season.