New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-01
SOCIAL GOSSIP OF THE WEEK.
INTERESTING EVENTS AT HOME AND
ABROAD.

society wOuu nave Deen almost totally dispersed IN
Thursday bad weather and vile odor Inconvenience the
gay crowd at sheepshead Bay. We must look to the
American Church, on the Rue BaYard, Paris for
interesting event to chronicle. There June 10,
married Miss Orlcsna De Weisenfels Boxer, niece OF
Mrs Walden Pel to her COUSIN Mr.. Ebert Won Gerri
sen. Tue bride wore an ottoman silk trimmed with
point taigue tus veil trimmed with the same rich
lace, and ornaments OF diamonds and pearls The brides
maids were Misses Marion Harland, Annie Cutting,
Louise Burckhardt Marian Richards, Gertrude Boxer "a
cousn), and Miss Fagnani daughter OF the welknown
artist Each bridesmaid carried gilt basket filed with
Marechal Mel roses There also two child brides
maids. Mr. Won Gerrtsen gave the bridesmaids pearl.
fans. Mr. Won Gerrisen her uncle gave the bride away.
The ushers were the Marquis de POrtes Messrs Pau,
Green Heath Sargent. Monroe aud Arthur Tuckerman.
reception at the house OF Mrs. Pe, No. Avenue
Montague brought the American colony together Mrs.
Pe was long conspicuous in wYork society and so
| many remember the day when the Fillmore and Bellevue
hotels at Newport ouushed under the rival queenship
of Mrs Pell aud Mrs Otis that this reminder will be gen.
orally interesting
One OF the quetest and yet most attractive NewYork
weddings of the week that OF Miss Jean Remington,
daughter Of tie late Samuel Remington Tuesday. to
William Pretyman, of Bournemouth, England. The fam
lily being In mourning, but the Immediate relatives
and very few intimate friends present Tho GER
emOny took place In tho pretty little chapel at Larch-
mont Manor and the subsequent reception was given at
the adjacent country place Of the brides uncle Mr. b. F.
Carver. The chapel was decorated with flowers and
palms, and tho beautiful house OF Mr. Carver looked its
| best. The bridesmaids Miss Wiclham and Mss
Van santvoori. The best Mr. ]. Sherwood and
| the ushers were f. A. OOthout and NJ. r. Woodruff.
Among the others present Mr. and Mrs Letter OF
Chicago Mr.. and Mrs Evans, OF Albany; Mr.. and Mrs
Mum, Mrs. Doohttle and Miss Simmons, OF New York.
After brief English trip, the bridal couple will return
to this country Mr.. Preyman having abandoned dipo-
macy for art and resolved upon a studio at Albany
Newport has not yet begun TO be gay. That worst
enemy of the queen Of watering places-foghas been
frequent "A guest Naval reviews at Coasters Har-
Dor Island attentions paid to the superntendents OF
| s. r. asyums. visits TO Professor Agas3lZs museum
Hih he ,erlang enjoyment OF the ocean drive, take
lie place u the later amusements OF coaching polo and
,lo ni. The wedding Of Mr.. Frederick Vinon. Of Bos-
ton, nnd Miss Anne Pierce of Newport took place at
| the Charming Memorial Church Tuesday. At tue
| Aqnidncck Hotel Edwin Booth and his daughter
Opeudng his taking possession OF his cotage and Mr..
and Mira. Dundas OF Philadelphia There is oppor-
tuny OF seeing OF Mr. Lafargcs fine glass at Chad
wick's IN Newport. That friend and patron OF all the
arts. Mr. Henry G. Marquand has undoubtedly brought
this about. IL At his suggestion that Mr.. Laargc
sent to London, where II much admired. a copy Of
| the beautiful window made for Mr. Marqnands new
| house near the park. Tho Ocean House has, among
other guests. Mr. and Mrs. Bangs. Of NewNork recent
ly married. Mrs. Bangs viii be remembered as hand
some widow from Boston who made quite a sensation
last year.
The wedding OF Miss Hargareta Dram to Lieutenant H.
| J Hunt ut Washington. on Jane 20 attended
| by all the elite. The popularity CT this yolng lady
who called In her babyhood lection blossom from
the fairness OF her skin. has never Tagged Her ro-
mantle appclaon recalls the loyalty OF her father in
| the Ciy War. General Drum, who has always been on
tie rglt side was one OF the valiant defenders OF Mrs
Nickcrson in her recent trouble The President aud
members Of the Cabinet and Of yarops legations were
present at this wedding.
Five foreign Ministers are to make Plttsheld their
home this summer-rather "a slight u Newport, which
IL left OF diplomatic recognition owing perhaps, 10
| the great expense OF 4 New port summer.
| The wedding Of Mr.. Robert Grant, the poet and
novelist 10 Miss Amy Jordan Gait viii take place at
Christ Church Cathedral Montreal, July 3, at half
past IL. Lady Gait will give reception afterwards.
Mr. Grant has hal busy spring Of t-hnshng novel,
writing u poem ana getting married-all In six VI *.
General Horace Porter aud hts family aud many other
sumner residents Of Long Branch already there.
The Elberon It's usual complement OF guests, and the
| thirty miles OF villa the jersey coast are alive
again. Mr. and Mrs Aullck Palmer have gone to tae
| White Sulphur Springs. virginia.
The Honorable and Reverend A. Arson. brother OF tho
Earl Of Lichneld. well known many Americans. has
given up his TAT living rector OF Woowch in England
20 20 TO Northwestern Canada where he has organized
missionary work at his cost IL Ia understood that
| ho will bring largo number OF Englshmen with him.
This Is following the steps OF the lamented Bishop
Patterson and Of Bishop selwyn OF Lchhed. who left
comfortable homes the remote parts Of the earth
Northwestern Canada not Polynesia TO he sure. but 1t
il less agreeable than a comfortable living In London or
| thercabouts
Mr. and Mr. /. T. Morton will take the chateau OF
the Duchess de Bassano. st. Gorman. in the sum
! mer The many friends OF Mrs. Craig Wadsworth Will
greyed hear that the condition OF her health gives
her friends serious for alarm Mr. and MIRA Nor
ton have been devoted 10 this beautiful aud amable
/ suae
| pathy
Mrs Celia Thapter Is already ut the Isle OF Shoals.
That resort has grown In fashion OF late, and many
prominent people going there this summer The
Island has not horse drive on II 10 Is like
Fire sland-smpy place to stand on and look out to
.ea Meantime IenoX has It's early summer beauty and
| ouiet to recommend it. Mr.. aud Mrs Frank sturgs.
| General and Mrs Barlow. Mr. and Mrs $ c. ward and
their family Mr. and Mrs. Burton Harrison, and the
Misses Fnrniss already there.
Fancs Iathrop is to do large painting on the pro-
scenium at tue Metropolitan Opera House 1t viii be
half clnpso and will represent Apollo between Comedy
and Tragedy. This gentleman's work at the BDou
| Theaire In Boston, was much commended He Is a
brother OF George T. Lstnrop the novelist and poet
The artistic are enjoying themselves Mr.. Bierstadt
twho has IA great talent for enjoying himseD has gone
| aashing Mr. Beckwith will sail for Europe soon. Tho
New-York Etching Club VIII be represented ut the In
| tcrnationgl Exhibition nj Vienna.
| A luxurious " cTtshedstrhwDerry volume called
"The Season has been issued by Mr. Cranda contain
Ing not only record OF past entertainments but some
poems by himself aud aud sketches by well
| known writer's Although Byron says that the MEM
DRY OF 10y is no longer JOY" can veil enjoy pastbas
and teas thus recorded.
| Colonel aud Mrs. Jay aud Miss Oerchs sailed by the
Wcrra for Hamburg last week Reports abroad that
German noblcman Of sixteen quarterings Is anxious to
marry Miss Oelrich. she has desire to leave
America. General Won swenltz the Austrian Ambassa-
dor to st Petersburg. and sonnaw OF Mr. John Jay 10
! about to retne from diplomacy.
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| MAKING UP ARREARS IN MEALS.