New-York tribune., 1883-06-03
THE WEEK IN. SOCIETY.
A GAY SEASON CLOSING GAYLY.
JUNE THE MONTH OF wEDDNGS-TASHIONABLE
DIVERSIONS OUT OF DOORS.

JUNE THE MONTH OF WEDDINGS-TASHr0NABLE
DIVERSIONS OUT OF DOORS.
Mr.. w. w. Story, in his "Roba di Roma"
remarks that "although time of mind May the
month to marry In, yet 1t Is undoubtedly tho ap-
proved month to make love In marry In June was tho
ancient rule for Juno consecrated to Juno. who
presided over marriages, but love in May" That Now
Workers have accepted this advice evident for
several weeks from the innumerabe romantic couples In
the Park and the profuson OF wedding Tomorrow
Mics Morgan and Mr. Firth win be married in the Catho
dral on Tuesday evening Miss Josephine Valentine,
daughter OF Mr. Jacob Valentine will be married to Mr.
Edward A. Treat at the Rev. DR.. Halls church, and
cepon will follow at the house Of Mr. F. Fts. No. IL
West thrdst Tuesday, also, Miss Carrie Mabel
Coe will be married to Mr. Nilsson Phraner, at the
Madison Square Presbyterian Church daughter OF the
Rev. DR.. r. g. Storrs win be married at Brooklyn, and
Miss JEANNE II. Reed viii be married to Mr.. W. Ii.
ColwelL On Wednesday occur the marriage OF Miss
Fish Mr. Northcoe that Of Miss Kate Schuchardt
to Mr.. Arthur Hunter at the house OF
Mr. II. s. Leverich, Newton, L. l. Miss Belle Dyat Will
be married to Mr.. John r. Hill at the Church Of the
Holy Spirit on Wednesday evening at o'clock On
Thursday Mr. Townsend and Miss Dow will be married
at the Ashburn. Poughkeepse, Mrs. Hess and Mr.
Metcalfe at Flatbush Miss Pettgrew and Mr. William
son at No. POT East FOrty-sixth-st
Decoration Day and the have made the week one
Of outdoor sports; and the had the additional at-
traction OF o coaching parade dash Of rain made the
start rather Disappointing but the sky cleared and
brighter than before The dresses Of ladies
unusually gay. Mrs. Jay white silk with gold
brodery and carried large bouquets of pink Miss
Newbold bright electric blue Miss Beckwtth
in pink; Mrs Wetrnore IN white satin: Mrs. Oelrichs
and Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt wore white silk and Powered
foulard Mrs. Lorillard wore olive green with pink
bonnet Lady Vaudeville was In white with red velvet
nat Mrs Bronson IN blue and gold brocade Mrs. stur-
pis n Roosevelt
satin with over-dress Of point lace Mrs Breeze
white and garnet; Mrs. Frtsch had charming toilette
Of crushed strawberry satn with bonnet trimmed with
white flowers Every lady carried immense bouquet
1t be observed that the monde goes to the theatre
In cotton gowns These pretty and cool cabrc oulards
appeared also the races-a departure and sens
BILE The secm to have recovered their lost
fashion, which Is a thing to be rej0ced at. For year
or two past there had been anguid attendance and
absence those whose presence makes the
On Monday last Mrs. Franklin g. Paddock gave a tea
for her sister, the Baroness dc Trobrand who here on
visit. The Baroness Miss Gordon the Baron, o
lieutenant in the French Navy, is nephew Of General
de Trobrand who married Miss Mary Jones many years
ago Mrs. Eastman JohnsoD gave a musicale on Mon
day, and there several theatre parties In the
evening.
Staten Island comes in for its share of the spring
gayeles. On Friday the Ladies' Club opened, but
cricket and lawntennIs not enough TO amuse the
islanders, and fair is proposed for st. Johns
Church. Clifton, June and 7. The young ladies will
appear In costume
West Point, however will be the most popular pic
nckng ground for the fortnight. Large parties are
going up COzzenss every day this week. and that at
tracvc spot Will behold OF the beauty and fashion
OF New-Yoik.
Mr Robert Grant, the author Of The Confessions OF
Frivolous Girl" will be married to Miss Gait, daughter
Of Sir Alexander Gait July g. The story was that
Mr. Grant sold his novel to James T. Osgood Co.
for 80 O00 aud that they resod It. to The Century for
5000.
The Land and Water Club at Whitestone, was the
scene of pleasant Informal gathering on Friday. The
guests were received by the House Committee and the
yachts MOntauk and Clio gIyy dressed with hags
in the ohlng The lawn tennis ground and other de-
vices for pleasure seemed meet with appreciation,
and the hosts Messrs f. N Dickerson, Frank W. White
and Delaney Nicol, received many compliments
Tuesday and Friday will be Ladies' Day. and launch at
the OF Ninety seconds will be ready to take meIn
bers to house during the Miss Haven, the
Misses Lawrence, Miss Ashburne, Miss Turnure. Mr. aud
Mrs. Lentlhon Mr.. Cryder, Mr.. and Mrs. Person, Mr.
Theodore Johnson. Miss Endlcott Commodore Patt and
Mr. Mex. Minton among the guests on Friday.
On Thursday evening the last meeting for the season
OF the Pedestal Fund Art Loan Committee held at
the houseof Mrs Brayton Ives The committee Will not
do much official work until tho autumn most OF its
officers are either in Europe going thther mmedi-
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