New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

1NOlDEN / > In GUILE L.
pretty wedding yesterday afternoon was that
OF Miss Marie Clausen. daughter Of the late Henry
c. Clausen. jr.. to William Henry Schmidt OF chi
cago a son Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry w Schmidt. OF
No. "a East Eightieth-st.. which took place at =
o'clock at the home Of the brides mother. No. 10
East Seventy -eghth-st. The drawing room. where
the ceremony was performed by the Rev. josiah
Martyr Neford profusey adorned with lines
and roses. and the hallway and other rooms were
effectively decorated with palms and bright-coiored
spring flowers The bride in beautiful gown OF
white satin. elaborate trimmed with lace, was at
tended by Miss Lena Yuengling. as maid OF honor
Miss Yuengling was attired in costume OF yellow
no bridesmaids Mr.. schmdts best man was
George Lyon Baldwin. Of Syracuse The Isners;
the valley, were William Hutchinson. of Chicago;
r. G. Neidlinger J. Condit Smith, and the brides
OrotneI george S TrS was sunplemented
by a reception for the intimate friends OF the Two
a cbms TO spenS Few days in this city be-
fore going to their home In Chicago
Mr. and Mrs j. C1inch Smith, who passed the
winter months in their cottage at Aiken. S. C..
have decided to spend the summer in Europe, They
will sail Wednesday OF next week, May 81
Mr. and Mrs Perry Belmont. who went South
Immediately after their marriage. about three
cupying Mr. Bemont's house No $50 Fifth-ave.'
formerly the home Of Nine. de Barrios. now Nine
de Rhoda Of Madrid. Mr.. and Mrs. Belmont VINO
passed the early days Of their married lie IN
Washington. where they had a suite OF rooms N al
the shoreham were entertained while at the NJ
tional capital by Mr.. Belmonts sister Mrs samuel sDd
S. Rowland After leaving Washington Mr 1no
Mrs Belmont went directly to Lexington, N.Y.
where Mr. Belmont has a stock farm. Iney , re-
NAMED in the Blue Grass sIats uh1i TSey will re,
main in town until they depart Tor Eutop e ~
their intention TO return for the newport Sea'oN
Mrs g \ Black of No. 4s East Fifty seventh
ct. has left town for her country home. ockanicxen
Farm Jobstown n j. where she VII a soon and
Joined by her daughter. MISS Eoi'h - N'A@A'
lanes D. Black, her son.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Jordan. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Demilt Jordan OF NO %
West Eighty -hfth-st. to Edward D. o'Brien' son
~ Justice OBrien of the Court OF Appeals Will
take place at o'clock on Thursday afternoon
june l. in the church OF the Blessed sacrame nj
Seventy -frst-st and Broadway The rector e ,ne
nenv Which viii be followed by a reception at the
home OF the BRIDES parents
The passengers on the road coach Pioneer yes
,erdav on it's regular trip from the Holland House
10 the Casino at Ardsey n-the-H HUDSON ana re
turn were Mr. and Mrs. saPortas Nh ana McEi MsS
Wa'eI T. HcF,roy Thomas Crimmins. Cornelius
Driscoll and J. H. Hasan. Frederic BRONSON ""'
the coachman.
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Robinson have closed
their house at No 400 Madison-ave.. and are no"
at their home. overlook az ne middle
Of July when they will make some ''''S "'0e 49,
Hudson
r,yitst,ons are out for the wedding OF Mss Ger
trude Omne daughter OF Mrs Z. u. oi'he' "
Howell Woolsey Of this city, which Will DC oe
hrated at the home Of the brides grandmotnep1
EOrffa hist.
H H1s ~ The ceremony will be performed BY the
Rev Dr. D. Parker kssvs MGysaRR Rest the Ffth-ave and
Forty -ffth-st
NJ ,s N-s Richard Henderson the latter for
wary Miss Hildegarde Oerichs the eldest sister
., Hermann Oelrich. Charles NJ. Oelrichs sno MiS
William Jay have come from their nome ~ e
land 20 make a short visit here. MT anu MS
Henderson have made their home ao'oao s"'e
+neir marriage which occurred in this city about
.cven wears ago Nj Henderson Is one on d tne
Tenderson brothers, mo have been for years ioen,
tiled in business life with the Ahchor A'h' ~
steamships
Tho uyesdng OF Miss Louise Eveltna Du Point.
daughter OF Colonel Henry A. t pu summer p9n 70 vacation
Ar,ong the latest arrivals at Newport are MI ana
Ms W. Watts Sherman. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Peli-
CLARKE. Mrs Heron A Johnson. MISS Josepnins
Johns % M IG Ms Sidney webster and Nj and
Mrs George Gordon King.
,,,ss Enuel,ne rornquist the adopted daughter
~ the German Minister to Central America. will be
married 10 Charles Maxwell Trayner. formerly
pr,,tsb Vice-Consul at New-York on June IN
Gustemala where Mr. Trayner In now brltish
Consul.
Until Mr. and Mrs John Jacob Aston go to New
mort for the summer they will occupy their country
Rome Fernciiffe at Rhinebeck- on-the-H Hudson
NJ and Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer Robo have rented
cottage at Rye. ~ Y. which they Will occupy
until about the first week in August, when tney
intend 10 20 10 Southampton. Long Island, 10 re-
main for several weeks.
The Rev and Mrs. James lie Baron Johnson.
the latter formerly Miss Mabel Van Rensseiaer'
whose marriage solemnized in Grace Cnurcn
in the Ava in East Tenth-st. near Ftfth-ave
DR. and Mrs Paul r. Munde and daughters OK
No % West Forty-hfth-st., will as usual occupy
their cottage. wnona. ct Southampton, Long Isl
and during the coming summer
Morrtstown, n j. May "a (spectaD.-The recep-
ton given at Florham this evening was one OF the
most brilliant affairs ever given In the state.
Mr. Twombly's house and grounds lent themselves
thoroughly 10 the decorations. which were designed
by an artist and the effect was perfect. 1t was
fortunate that the evening was beautiful. as out
of-door decorations are far from fascinating in
dounpour OF rain The guests began to assemble
little after o'clock and 100 at least must nave
been present. Mr. and Mrs. Twomoly received
them In the drawing-room from until ~ O'Clock
and at that hour all adjourned 10 the large music
room. -, ,... - eouar,r.
feelng that Indefinite beauty stretched before him
Every arrangement was perfect and the fortunate