New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-19

delightful country wedding at Pttsteld OF Mr.
Livingston aud MISS Pollock. Has the comet any
thing TO do with this
The weddings of the present week are on
Tuesday, that of Charles Henry Butler. son OF
William Alien Butler 0he author OF Nothing
TO Wearpl, 10 Miss Marcia Flagg, of 1onk-
ers, and, on Thursday. that of Frederic A.
Calkins To Miss Susan Goldman French. daughter OF
James French, of Waterloo, and granddaughter OF
the Key. Dr. Burchard.
The cards are out for the wedding on November
~, so often spoken of. of Miss Florence Sanford
WolcOtt Bissel 70 Mr.. Oliver sumner TEAL. VINO Is
son OF Major W. William Ieall, and grandson
OF MaJor-General l.. v Sumner. L. > A. The brides
maids are 10 be Miss Waite. daughter of the Chlet
Justice Miss Annie Teal and Miss Sarah Lawrence.
MI Frederic ;. Wlcks of Syracuse. VIII be the DesU
nm. The ushers Will be Mr. Allan Evarts, Mr. Z.
therDce, Alr. Richard PancOast, Mr.. Henry T. gle
s'on, II = = Burt and Lieutenant W. = bacVH'
wedding breakfast at the buckingham Will lol-
low the ceremony. The young couple 80 TO res
cOtt Arizona, 10 begin life on q ranch Miss Cal
noun VIII be married on Saturday
Mrs. Lawrence Iurnure has issued cards for bail
on the evening OF November % Tor the lhtIOduc-
ton OF a daughter Miss JEANNE TurnuGe, whose
graceful acting last sDung IN the amateur " ia,
llehce so well supplemented the wODderIully gOou
singing anu admirable erlOrmance OF Miss ochenck,
IN the initial role, and recalls that classic group OF
tue twenty maldensn with their antique musical
instruments. Indeed, the singing and acting o.
Ms. Henry Robbins, Miss iiail, anu the Lady Jane
the Amos professional excellence OF MI doWlAhu
ana oil Mt Cruger the beauty and the perfection VI
lilaI NhOr scene, almost tempt one from me Ieootu
OF present gayeties. After her ball. Mrs. luruure
VIII throw her house open for series OF NedneS-
days In December, and Will atterwdrd give num-
Der OF elegant dinners, for which hospitality she Is
famous.
BAH viii also be given by Mrs William Scher-
merhorn on the same evening November y, when
II Is Understood that Miss EUa Strong niece OF Mrs
Louis I. Jones, and daughter Ot Mr. James strong
" III make her debut.
Never has tue CITY been so full of title foreigners
AL every grand wedding reception one runs up
against Count and Countess. lessen this pressure
ar John anu Lady Lister Kaye have gone To
ranch IN California, ana Count DIOdau ana count
Ivan du Dore nave sailed for Europe;lJut irquses
Lords ana Dukes, even perhaps the DuHe OIL New
castle, may be expected LATER when the season.
the - real season. begins.
1t Is almost I'M posi- Ole TO find place Tor the opera
amid all these orange blossoms; else the faithful
chronicle might speak OF Madame Patti IN rOYa-
Tore on Friday evening before house nIled uon
palQuete 70 ceiling he full-d-ess Of ne alalelce
many ladies being in white, or IN pale PINK ara
blue gave the house festive look such as IL wears
Only Oh important occasions.
Mrs Isaac Bel. Ar. X. l.. Cutting, Mr.. II. K. Nor
gan, aud Mr. and Mrs. II. Potter have returned
from Europe. The Hon. Henry ;. SANFORD formerly
United states Minister at Brussels. Il II town.
OIe word vi complaint or suggestion IL ciOslng;
Cannot something he done to make the ent-a4ce
and exit OF a fashionable wedding at church less
tryiLgT 1t Is a" confusing, dIsOrderly, dress-de-
strOylng confluence of currents Of humanity" aud
currents OF air tor the poor bride and ner brides