New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

1aSnionanlS
their green shades las; week. and the fashionable
Quarters are beginning to look duh. but the gay
people are not all gone. The Park driveway
several afternoons last week was well filed with
handsome eaujpares, and some OF the shining
lights of The social ra we're sesn n s e
ruption, and those OF :he smart world whose homes
are not ready for item are or w ee IN Gay or
Meadow Brook. Westbury and Weschester country
houses
Newport IL already looking bright and well filed.
unfolding its manifold charms TO Its increasing
summer population. and 10 those who love Its eli
mate Its verdure and its great natural beauties.
even n its gayeties and brilliant entertainments are
only outside alurements. Among the latest arri-
walls Mrs. w. Earl Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs Buch-
anan Winthrop. Miss Marie Winthrop. Henry q.
Marquand James Brown Potter, Miss Potter. Mrs.
Gordon Norrie Miss Norrie. Mrs. Robert Goelet.
who has decided 10 pass the summer In Europe:
Mrs. E. J. Berwind. Mrs. A. Livingston Mason.
who will give reception at her villa, Haiidon Hall,
on Wednesday afternoon. June a. In honor Of Adj
miral Sampson and his officers Miss Maude Wet
more. Mrs ID. D. Williamson. Miss Williamson. Mr.
and Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
ney Warren. Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Dyer. jr. James
Y; Parker Mrs Joseph r.. Busk,. Reginald Brooks
Mrs. Hugh I. Dickey, Mr.. and Mrs. George 3
& ana is IT, Nor "a 4T 5o have
their guests their son-in-law and daughter Mr.. and
Mrs M nam MRS Edrs Gerry @ Ms
Mr. and Mrs George L. Rives, and Mrs Charles s,, H
Baldwin. Mrs. ~ Deyereaux Clapp and Miss Edith
clapp WIN san from England on June Is, They will
spend the summer at Newport The e Is sr
has devoted himself for several years to hstcri-
Palmer. emu aunt Of Miss Julia Gran has been spend
ing several days at Newport Mrs Palmer In reply
10 or Ser neee %edng to Prince
,sne Of Russia beyond the deeslGn that II T
with her mother. Mrs. Frederick d. Grant. at her
OF the many weddings celebrated last week the
most interesting the members Of the fashionable
world OF New-York were those OF Miss Ellen Sout-
ter. daughter OF the late James Taylor Souter. OF
this city, to DR.. James Clifton Edgar, which took
place on Monday afternoon in old Trinity church.
and OF Miss Goodridge. the youngest daughter OF
Mrs Frederic Goodridge. to John II. 1selin. which
was celebrated Wednesday afternoon in Christ
Church at Riverdale-on-t he Hudson. The Edgar
soutter nuptias attracted large gathering OF
people not more than one hundred Of whom were
hidden to the reception which was held at sherrys
DR.. and Mrs Edgar sailed on Thursday on the
steamship First Bismarck for three months tour
"Wednesday was a pretty one and the bridal party
made striking group when assembled IN the draw Draw
ing-room OF Sprnghurst, the brides mothers sum-
mer home at RiveTdsie for the reception. The day
was pleasant although ra'n nS eFs from this
city to Riverdale were crowded to the doors
The wedding of Miss Gertrude walker uauBhtei
OF Mrs Eliza Walker OF No 1.o4s Ffth-ave.. TO
Frank Winthrop Jordan graduate Of Yale Uni
yersty class OF 49, will take place Tuesday AFTER
noon in the Church Of the Divine Paternity Ceh-
trail Park West and Seventy-sixth-st. The cere-
mony will be performed at o'clock by the pastor
the Rev. DR.. Charles II. Eaton. The broad chan
eel will be effectively decorated with white roses.
lilies and hydrangeas The brides attendants will
be a maid Of honor. Miss Marguerite Jordan. sister
OF the bridegroom; little flower girl and four brides
maids Miss Maud G0wen nd Miss Miss Edth
The maid OF honor Will wear gown OF white poiint
~ while while Ss s a s % r
will be dressed alike in costumes Of pink mousse s
viii be Mr. Jordan best man; The usheTs vii Be
George B. Wheeler. Harry w. Buxton Frank 81
Nsso nAH B sheriff 4 reception following the cere
mony will be held at Delmonicos. from 4:% until 7
O'Clock.
Miss Ida Selma Rosenthal will be married to
Edouard Josephl Solomons. OF this city, at o'clock
on Tuesday evening next. at the home Of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rosenthal No. l6l West
Eighty-sxth-st Miss Carrie J. Rosenthal will be her
sisters only attendant Miss Alma Davis and Miss
any PAYS vii be the he h bPSs w sTi be besi
and Gustave Nathan, Joseph Steiner. Joseph MAJ
4 wedding dinner and reception will follow the cere-
mony.
The weddings on Wednesday will begin with that
of Miss Augusta Mcneil Linherr. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs John Anton Linherr. to Vincent Paul
Travers which will at II 80 o'clock In the
Church Of St. Francis Xavier, in West Sixteenth
st. The Rev. John f. y. O'Conor OF the Society Of
Jesus will celebrate the nuptial mass and perform
the marriage ceremony Miss Linherr's sister. Miss
Mary Louise Linherr. will be the maid OF honor
There are TO be no bridesmaids Mr.. Travers' who
Chosen s0i Lieutenant Edward II. Martin. Of the 5th
United states Artillery. 70 be his best man, The
of the bridesro S sheridan S Norton Ambrose
Mccabe Frank 3 Barrett Joseph Essn OF This
Wedding breakfast, to which only relatives and
small number Of intimate friends have been hidden
will be served at the home Of the brides parents
No. is7 West Twelfth-st.
In St. Agness Roman Catholic Church. in East
Forty third-st on Wednesday morning Miss
Lillian j. Hayes daughter Of Mrs. Margaret Hayes,
Of No $50 East Forty-ninth-st.. will be married to
William T. Redner The bridal gown will be OF
the veil OF Julie The latter will be fastened with
coronet of orange blossoms After the ceremony
there will be wedding breakfast and reception az
the home OF Mrs. Hayes
At noon on Wednesday the wedding Of Miss
Louise Bancroft smithers. daughter of Francis
Sydney Smithers 20 Stephen innes Of Philadelphia,
will take place In ct. James's Church Madison-ave
and Seventy -first-st. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the bridegrooms father. the Rev. Robert
F. lines, of Philadelphia. assisted by the brides
uncle the Rev Charles Bancroft. of Sanbornville.
n H. The maid OF honor Will be Miss Alice Up
ton. There will be no bridesmaids Reginald II.
Innes of philadelphia. will attend his brother as
best man. The ushers will be the brides two
brothers, Charles smithers and Herbert smthers;
Howell LLOYD OF Philadelphia and the Rev. Neil
son poe Carey Of Grace Church Parish. this city.
The wedding reception will follow IN the apart
ments OF the brides father. in the Madrid. No $50
West Fifty-ninth-st.
pretty home wedding on "Wednesday afternoon
will be that of Miss Gertrude olliffe to Howell
Woolley which will be celebrated at $3.50 O'Clock at
the home OF the brides grandmother No. 40 West
Forty-third-st. The Rev. Dr. .. Parker Morgan,
rector OF the Church of the Heavenly Rest, will
ofnciate at the ceremony. Miss Daisy Spear VIII
be Miss Ollifes only attendant and Marshall Wool;