New-York tribune., 1900-05-27
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY

Society these days is considerably occupied with
matrimonial engagements and preparations for
weddings. The month OF June advances the prom
Use of being a most active in matrimonial
way Last week was particularly remarkable for
the number of engagements announced Mr.. and
Mrs. Sackett Barclay. who recently returned from,
Europe. announced the engagement of both OF
their daughters. Miss Beatrice Waldberg BARCLAY
and Miss Ethel y. Barclay. The first named who
has been out IN society for several seasons IL en-
gagged to marry Stockton BeekmaB Colt. son o,
the late F. Boudinot Colt. of Newark. y. J. and
a brother of BOudnot Colt Miss Ethel Barclay is
engaged TO marry Thornton Chard. Of Buffalo,
graduate of Harvard University. class OF 80 and.
like Mr. Colt en architect by profession Mr.. Colt,
who is wei known IN society Is graduate q
Columbia University, class OF q, and a member OF
toned for his marriage to Miss Barclay Mr. Chard
and Miss Ethel Barclay. i Is understood. win be
ThornheId. the country home Of Mr aud Mrs
Barclay. at CazenOvja. y. Y Mr. Chard and HIS
bride will probably 90 abroad after their wedding
and remain on the other side for some time. as
Mr. Chard intends study architecture in France.
Another interesting engagement announced last
week that of Miss Eliza beth Fiilies WynkoOp.
daughter Of DR.. Gerardus H. WynkOop, of Madison
ave, to Stuyvesant Fish Morris. jr 81 Dr.
and Mrs Stuyvesant Morris. Of No Is East Thrift
eth-st. Miss WynkoOp. who j. beautiful and IN
tercs'ing girl. presented 10 society couple
years ago Harold Stanley Forwood. OF Liver
pool Mr- Morris who Is a member OF several of
society. His sister last eutnmn was married 10
Francis Livingston Pell, son Of Mrs. Walden Pell
Colonel and Mrs. Henry \. Du Pont also an
nounced the engagement of their daughter Miss
Louise Evelina Du Pont. to Francis p CrOwnin-
shield. of Mrs. Benjamin William Crownin-
their daughter have for several seasons made
their home at the Buckingham Hotel No time has
been set for the wedding
Still another engagement announced during the
week that of Miss Annie Brevoort EDDY.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses D. Eddy. Of Bre-
Prescott Walden II IS said that the marriage o.
probably before the autumn
An engagement of interest 10 New-YorH society
that of Miss Wilson. daughter Of John c.
Wilson of Philadelphia. to John T Gibson. of
Mrs. Edwin Post Gibson, of this city. and
nephew of Professor Morton. Of Stevens Institute
Hohoken- Mr. Gibson who : an electrical engineer
by profession. is a member Of the Calumet Club
One of the notable weddings Of the present week
will be that of Miss Katherine Staufer Clark
daughter of Senator William Andrews Clark. OF
Montana. TO DIR. Lewis RUtherfurd Morris which
will take place tomorrow afternoon in St. Thorn
ass Protestant Episcopal Church. Fifth-ave. and
Fifty-third-st. AS already published in The Trib-
une. the interior of the church will be pTofusely
decorated with pink and white flowers. with lib
eral setting of green. Several hundred invitations
have been issued for the church ceremony. which
will be performed at $50 o'clock by the rector. the
Rev. DIR. John Wesley Brown. and will be fol-
lowed by a reception at the home of the brides
sister. Mrs. Everett NJ Culver No 10 West Fifty
eshth-st. Invitations TO the reception have been
confined the relatives and intimate friends OF
the families. and it is expected that at least
two hundred or three hundred persons will respond
Following the reception there will be dinner party.
which about fifty guests have been hidden Miss
Clark. who Will be escorted TO the chancei and
given away by her father. will gown OF
a shawl which took twenty-five years 10 make. The
body of the cOrsage is of white satin. while the
sleeves and high stock collar of rose point
The veil of tue will be fastened with orange bios
sons and instead OF bouquet Miss Clark Will
carry an ivory bound prayer book While she has
received many handsome pieces of jewelry, tnclud-
ing a tiara and corsage ornament OF diamonds.
from her father, she will wear no Jewels her ma
of honor will be her sister, Mrs Everett Nal
lory Culver whose gown & NIL De ,z Ih Whlls % sSs
will also wear large white hat trimmed with lace
bouquet. The two bridesmaids. Miss Christine
1f! Of Of G4GFn e. % niece CIV 9f tn @ 9
attired alike in gowns of white MULE over pink
she @gborn shap VIII be OF White stT dressed
with pink roses They will also carry bouquets OF
pink roses. Dr. Morris will have as his best man
William NJ. Hartman. of this city. The ushers will
be the brides brother, William Andrews clark lr,;
FranckIyn Lawrence who takes the place Of Fred
bsin at pree in the ne Far West Sewbod
Morris. Dr. Charles Thorndtke Parker and Writ
nights trip through the South. return to New-York
and sail for Liverpool about the end OF June. At
they will meet DIR. and Mrs: Culver.
who have arranged TO sail on the steamship leu
tCnic Wednesday June 20. and with them VIII
board the steam yacht Latharna. owned by Hugh
H. Smiley, of Glasgow, for cruise along the Brit
ish coast then to the North Cape. to Norway and
sweden. into the Baltic Sea and through The GuIf
of Finland probably to ST. Petersburg. Ths yacht-
ing cruise will be followed by an automobile trip
through France In the autumn Dr. and MS
Morris will return to New-York for the season Dr
and Mrs. Culver. after u rehearsal or the wedding
in ST. ThomaSs Church. last evening entertained
the of the bridal party at supper IN their
apartment in the Lisbon.
The wedding of Miss Blanche Ranney Coleman.
daughter of Mrs Blanche COnkling Coleman OF
No 4SS West Twenty-fourth-st. to J. Carlton Caoy'
he ed at \ o'clock Tuesday after