New-York tribune., 1900-06-10
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

Society life is gradually transferring itself from
drawing rooms theatres and dining tables to the
suburbs to Newport. Southampton and Lenox.
Central Park and the fashionable restaurants
continue be the rallying points of the men and
women of the fashionable world still in town The
brides of the week were many. ana each ana every
weather that no room was left for complaint X
cept Monday. when there was a lack OF sun
at 9ir5 sfan are eons These weddings
have been faithfully described in The Tribune
From fashionable point of view the most con-
spicuous wedding of the week that of Miss
Mary Crocker, daughter Of the late Charles F.
Crocker, of San Francisco, and niece Of Mrs.
Charles r. Alexander. to Francis Burton Harrison
a son of Mr.. ard Mrs. Burton n. Harrison. OF
No; 43 East Twenty This vas celebrateS t
stands Just inside the main entrance to Tuxedo
Park, on Thursday As before announced @ in sa The
ding trip, will sail for Europe about the end OF
June They intend TO spend the greater 3 @ part OF
A fashionable out-of-town wedding Wednes
day afternoon that OF Miss Margaretta Corn
ing Stone. daughter of the late George F. Stone,
of Fair Cakes Morristown " j.. TO Frederic Oak
ley Spedden. of this city. which took place at
o'clock in the First Presbyterian Church. Norris
town. number of guests from this city attended
the ceremony and the reception which followed at
the home of the brides mother. The Rev. DR..
%cNaughton pastor of the church. assisted by the
Rev. DIR. Babcock, of the Brick Presbyterian
Church, this city. offciated. The bride who was
given away by her cousin. Christopher r. Corning.
wore gown of white satin. trimmed with duchesse
lace and chiffon. cluster of orange blossoms
held the lace veil in place Miss Emma Dorrance
Stone, who attended her sister maid of honor.
gown Of pink silk. with lace and chiffon
trimming. and a white hat. dressed with pink
roses. She carried a bouquet of the roses.
Mr.; Spedden. who is a son of Mrs. Edgar Spedden
his best man Walter Schuyler Kemeys. whose
gagement to Miss Emma Dorrance Stone. the
b a
The ushers we're Edward Nicoii crosby. Herbert
lam North Duane an and George a Spencer. some
Of the guests at the ceremony and @ reception were
Stevens Lewis Mr. and Mrs Seymour , lie Grand
Mrs. julius Catn. the Misses CatIn, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Colgate Mr. and Mrs. Abner w Colgate,
Herman nS KsSe fST Mr and Mrs R W Aston @ Fagg
Mr.. and Mrs Ebert S Kip. the Misses Miller Mr.
and Mrs. Robert a. Granniss, the Misses Granniss.
H. Teis and Miss Margaret Lanier Winsow MI
and Mrs Spedden intend to spend the summer SUNNI IN
Stone. and next winter in town
pretty wedding in Harlem on Wednesday
celebrated in Holy Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church. Lenox-ave. and One-hundred- and-t twenty
second-st. The bride Miss Nannette II.
Crompton. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Cromp-
ton. Of West Ninety-sixth-st.. and the bridegroom
Sherwood B. Riker. The ceremony performed
by the Rev. H. P Nichols. the rector 1t was fol-
lowed by n small reception the home OF the
brides parents The bird bride whose gown Of white
tended by Miss Violet Fl. Taylor. maid Of honor.
fnings and Carried a bouquet Of white hyacinths
The bridesmaids; in gowns Of white SIX. with
sister oS the bridegroom: Miss Daisy CrompTon.
s gd Of Miss s sn @ Wss As155i shd Mss T @ B
Nj RtSeT's best man was his brother E. Herbert
Alien. H. F Badger Fl. r. Boese. Robert W.
Reeves and H. d. Hitchcock
Miss Anita Van Buren, a niece OF Alfred j. Cam
meyer married to Oswald L. Simpson
Thursday afternoon IN St Stephens Protestant
Episcopal Church West Sixty-ninth-st- and Broad
way The bride. who was given away by her uncle.
Mr. Cammeyer. a gown Of white satin. draped
with duchess lace. Mrs Edward Thaw the
matron Of honor. and Miss Julia Anderson. Miss
Irene Van Buren. Miss Caroline James and Miss
Elizabeth Berry were the bridesmaids Their gowns
OF pale blue silk. covered with white silk
null They large white Leghorn hats,
mented with light blue plumes. Jerome H keehler
H Lengdon Butler, Matthew c. Baird, James. Nc
Engelhardt, The wedding reception held
The Dakota
The wedding OF Miss Cecilia Helen Herrtrnan.
daughter Of Mrs. John HERMAN. Of No. 6o East
Fifty -fourth-st.. Frank l. Stott. OF Stottviue
n. Y, soemnized Thursday IN ST. Marks
Protestant Episcopal Church Tenth-st- and Sec
ond-ave. The ceremony performed by the
Rev. Brown Sermon OF Stottvile. assisted by the
Marks Charles H stott. jr., attended the bride
groom as best man. and George F. HERMAN
sto,t W, De Haynes and Howard NJ Duran. .Duran5
served ushers. \ wedding BREAKFAST followed
the ceremony the home OF the brides mother
There Will be a number Of weddings this week
Tomorrow afternoon in the Church OF the AS
cension Fifth-ave and Tenth-st.. will take place
the marriage OF Miss Myrtle Willmot Barton
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. stephen E. Barton, OF
S2o H9 8er 6 SSrhnmpo Mass 6 the
relatives will be present at the ceremony, which
StIckney Grant and which will not be followed by
reception Miss Barton's father is the second
vice-president OF the American National Red Cross
She Ia a near relative of Miss Clara Barton
Miss NettIe Louise Smith will be married on
Tuesday to Edgar Fowler Simpson at the home OF
her mother Mrs. Theodore Smith. No 10 West
small wedding
In ST. PauIs Church. Chestnut HILL Philadelphia
on Tuesday. Miss Kate Sheldon Harrison. daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Alfred c. Harrison. will be
married 10 John Hill Prentice. of this city Miss
Mildred Harrison will be the maid OF honor. and
Miss Laura Whelen, Miss Henrietta Armitt Brown.
Miss Eliza Foster Cassatt and Miss Marion Hard
ing Curtin will be the bridesmaids After the cere-
mony there Will be wedding breakfast at the
home of the brides parents at Chestnut Hill
The marriage OF Miss Mary Patterson Redington.
daughter OF ex-Assemblyman Lyman w Rsding-
ton 10 Charles Thurber Alright will take place
az 5 O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon in the apart
ments of the brides cousin, Charles H Sheldon, IN
Carnegie Hall. As the brides family is IN
ing Mrs. Redington, who died five months ago.
only relatives will be present at the ceremony.
which will be performed by the bridegroom's
father the Rev. Antonio Alright Miss Redins
TOMS only attendant will be Mr.. Arrighfs niece,
man Mr. Arrigh and his bride will spend their
honeymoon in Florida. and on their return North