New-York tribune., 1899-07-27


- arrived at their villa, Kngscote. in Bellevue
ave, Newport
,,...,ev Hall the summer home at Bar Harbor
.he late William r Howard. OF Chicago. which
as near the cottage occupied this season by
g. and Mrs James W Pinchot, Of this city. Is
again open. Mrs W. B. Howard ana her aaushter. e Der
a. Willets are there after an absence IRON Bar
M9-hor OF several seasons With them are Mrs
GHSSmn,ings. Mrs. Dexter and Miss Edith Dexter.
>,r and Mrs Edward Lyman Short and family
- have arranged TO sail for Europe next week
srs spending few days at seabright' N j.
~, and Mrs Frederick H. Allen OF The Prfory'
pelham n. Y. have taken the Hone estate COT
80 AZ Old Beach Road and Greerough place
.-ro-. for the rest OF the Mrs Allen
-ssssd part Of the spring and early summer IN
Paris as the guest OF her mother. the Duchess lie
Dino
NJ and Mrs. ]. r. wiiston Of this city, are
amending few weeks at Nantasket Beach Mass
NJ and Mrs John V. L. Pruyn. Jr. OF Albany
.he latter formerly Miss Corneiia Van Rensselaer,
1,,v,ne daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John Erving
~ Manursing Island. Rye, y. Y, are at Bar Ha'-
Dor.
Mr.. and Mrs P DARCY Qutn. Charles A Purdy
Edward F. Collins. J. A Blanchard. Arthur Leach
! Chandler Crafts Charles B. Horton II. W.
GTsf'S Gar dwny m AM Miss May valentine. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Isabel Miss Waters. Mrs E. X simonsonH
H9sS5s l@ong the Sq NeW-YoTEers at Nantasket Mass
Nr and Mrs. W. Starr Miller have arrived at
Newport from their country place in the upper
Hudson Valley. and are for the present the guests
=. -, sr IN Narragansett-ave They will take pos
session Of their own villa in Beevue-ave before
the end Of the week
Nine. A. A. Fabbricotti. of No. POS Madison-ave
Nr and Mrs. Alfred de Cordova, Mr.. and Mrs
frederick r steinwsy, whose marriage was cele-
brated a short time ago; Mr. and Mrs. Charles o.
Moller Mr and Mrs Charles George Molleri Jt.
Nr and Mrs H S Kinsley. Mr.. and Mrs isaac
r smith, Miss Smith, Mr.. and Mrs James X Jes-
y EP Havs AVS Mr ana Mrs Pierre De Peyster Ricketts,
and Miss Ricketts, are some OF the New-Yorkers al
Edgemere. Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs Newbod Edgar. Miss Harmon
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. J. Arden Hartman. Mr and
Mrs A. c. sedswick. the Misses sedgwck and MI
Rev PHv and Mrs William Walton Rutherfurd and
Mrs Chester w; Chapin are among the I nlenlOers e
n the fashionable world sailing for Europe TO-
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel T. worden. who made their
home last winter at the Savoy Hotel spending
the summer at Richheld Springs
Emil l. Boas general manager Of the Hamburg
American line will sail for Europe to-day on the
family in Wilbad, in the Black Forest and from from
there proceed TO the Tyrol, returning 10 New
York about October /
Mr. and Mrs John E. Alexandra who are again
,ccupying Ethewynde. the Frelinghuysen place
Pier, Ee"0A ''e ''''''
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clarkson Potter have
.losed their place Clearview IL Westchester Coun-
~ and are now the guests Of the latter's mother.
odOra
pem. in Belevue-ave., Newport
Mr. and Mrs Edwin H Weatherbee and family,
Ebo since their return from Europe have been
pccupying their country home Wayte's Court, at
Mamaroneck y Y, are now making driving
rip through the northern part OF the stare. Iney
expect TO be absent from their home IN Mamaroh-
lex for at least two months.
Announcement IS made of the engagement Of
Miss Aurora Hazelhurst daughter Of Mrs. Francis
Hazelhurst. of No 134S spruce-st., Philadelphia.
10 Julian s Carter OF this city. Miss Hazelhurst
spending the summer at Bedford Springs. Penn,
with her mother. Mr Carter Is a member or the
carter family of Virginia. He is studying for the
ministry in this city having recently come 10
New-York from Baltimore
Mrs John F McClain. who had been visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs Clark Bell, at their summer
home Bell View. near Dundee, n. Y, has returned
to her home in Paris.
The marriage OF Miss E. Josephine Northrop,
laughter Of the late William Watson Northrop, Of
indianapolis. 70 John Crawford Thomson Of this
~ Was @ teu 80 a. m ~, br,d ~ ,s eaD sU,a
by her brother, C. p Northrop.
Miss Edith NJ Brinkerbon daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles II. Brinkerhoff, OF No 50 Carroll-st-.
orange y j. was married at noon yesterday 10
John Bakely Dryden. The Rev Frank B. Reazor,
rector Of St Marks Church, officiated and the
ceremony soemnized in bower OF palms and
!erns. The bride had no attendants. Only the I'M
b-ea kfast Mr and Mrs. Dryden started for honey
moon trip TO Maine. They will live in Orange on
their return
Pl,tsneld Mass July 26 (Special)-A feature Of
The Lenox cottage season was the marriage this
afternoon Of Miss Edith Barnes. the second daugh-
ter Of Captain and Mrs John S Barnes. OF New
York and Warren Sturgis OF Boston. The cere-
nonv took place in the beautiful Trinity Episcopal
Church which has been the scene OF so many
brilliant society weddings The church elab-
orately decorated pink and white being the color
scheme and plants being used throughout the
building There was an organ recital previous TO
The ceremony.
The procession was headed by six ushers John
Goldman and Frederick Cabot, Of Boston. James
Barnes and J. Sanford Barnes. Of New-York
brothers Of the bride J. McCulloch Sturgis
and Grafton Cushing. OF Boston. The brides
maids were Miss Christina Baker. Of New
York. Miss Lucy sturgs. OF Boston, Miss
Eunice Ives and Miss Cordela Barnes. OF New
York Miss Charlotte Barnes. the brides eldest
sister was the maid of honor. The bride was
given away by her father. Captain Barnes She
wore gown OF ivory white satin. trimmed with
old lace and tule, and a tulle veil caught up
with orange blossoms. The maids wore counter
part pink satin and bouquets OF sweet peas
The ceremony performed by the Rev. Harold
Arrowsrnith rector of the church. assisted by the
Rev David H. Greer. Of St Bartholomew's, New
York and the Rev Or. Appleton OF Boston.
Following the ceremony the bridal party entered
rarriages and were driven 10 Cold Brook, the
country home of the brides father. where con-
gratulatlons were received from near friends OF
the bride and groom Owing TO recent death In
the family Of the groom there was no reception.
Miss Adele Kneeand. Of New-York gave recep-
faII ,-ir.c arrlnr q