New-York tribune., 1884-11-30
TIE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
INTRODUCING THE DEBUTANTEs.
FASHIONABLE WEDDINGS AND OTHER FEATURES vi
THE wEEK-coMING ENTERTAINMENTS.

frantic rush 1Or aNdh""iO
IA II society was playing "Puss in the Corner
,bro s ,iu GREAT deal of foresight and diplomacy ne
in exercised This il necessary where seVerai so.,
gatherings IN the social set, taking place "' ~
same time would prevent any Of them peinB n'l!
attended or enjoyed Meanwhile the tioai "
Of gayety rolls on toward the hoa' ,'
rne mast week hardly equalled In briliah'
,ts predecessor but this scarcely to be ex
peced especially as it contained one of the most sedae
of holidays II opened with Miss Edith Drapers depu'
and il score of large and handsome bouquets "e'i.
ANYTHING she achieved n social triumph crown U,
people called at the reception and congratui''o"
the debutante who appeared to excellent advah-
tage in her simple but dainty dress OF "n,'o
Illusion pearls and lace She is fair, like her sister, WIN
was introduced last season.
The wedding of Miss Mary ". Shaier, daughter VI Wv
late Governor J. W. shaicr, and Harrison d. hoii,
which took place Tuesday was one OF the iaigcS'
and handsomest weddings OF the season In contrast 10
II WAS the quiet ceremony the same
day at the Church Of the Transnguialioi'
where Miss Julia Edgar Leroy daughter OF Rear Au
mral william f. lie Roy. T. :. NJ was married TO ueorEe
winslow Thacher, of Boston Miss Fannie hahuan
Brandreth was married to Lieutenant John l. Name a
sing sing and Miss Anna Katherine Green aithor Vi
the "Leavenworth Case" was married to Charles
Rohcfs in Brooklyn. Mrs T. B. Hoffman gave
a reception and Mrs. Arthur b. Graves
ladies luncheon.
The wedding Of Miss Laura v McKlm, daughter of
Robert Me Oi lu-nlDe, ana = MOTIFS i9"i'
ginia at Calvary Church. on wednesday marked 'he
confluence OF several streams IN society. Representa-
tivcs Of Old Long Island families mingled win tne
descendants Of the IF. vs." and New-lork society
with fts multitudnous sources was also th're
The Misses McSn the bridesmaids appeared IN dresses
Of pale blue gros grain novelty so far this season Oh
nuptal occasions The day Witnessed the intro
durtion of Miss Mihau at reception given by her
crandmother Madame Miihau, at No. III Lafayette
place. There was strong gathering OF the
older French families In the city ana
te scene I'm the olf shioned dra wingrooms with their
Cornthian pillars might have back NIFTY
years Ms Herbert rell assisted by the Misses athce
received her friends the same nteinoon rs uu MS
Jav g. Wcinple and MIS- T. G.. Wemple IN Boodyn
Miss slratton was given reception ny nei pnssn i,,t
house greeted Madame Patti on the twenty hlth ann
'U1Hi 1n iburHiot Mrs W. Griswoi. Mrs r. C. Villas
and Mrs. p,ndlesone gave dinner PARTIES ihe
Rochavny Hnut enjoyed cmSe tQI about irh m' mli,,'
lpds of the prrens county Hunt. The ssrt ,onmy
iionnds also hunted nmung the Orange Mountains thr
Kiew Htorie were sc pnucty ne 70 have parties fa
Anilon m,tairrei hei ianghl,t Mis9 Ntie Ahlhnm
~ M ii Wet iMtirih s,1 ~ n,,{,hh
Nss tiltt ilelNplA ~ aN e,eNru itetriiep Mlss aes
igN anN alice siri'N assisted 90 ,tri, ,ing ny tNlaNf
B,eeenn, Nv sA AiS awNAssile. s,i,e,a,ga NJ, t..
essaHs iiiyssiaa n,reHNesa hpy asssh,pgl Niss
a A,e NJ Sks" ,s a S't. tSa va, s& s,ss E1
Graham, al M ao5 tllt'",r Ms, L%"o" ~, ,rv ,,','s
Ihe returning people have not yet all got back TO
the "itS Mrs Henry BdccLinan and her son Gilbert h.
Hoockuan, have Just come 10 thei winter nome a M ~
AZ West Ihiuy-hlth-at Edward H. iiawSe anu fanny
hay, returned from their cottage Ia broadway
Saratoga. to their home at Lealngloi'a'e ana f"'S-
4 christening at Mrs. W. h. vanderbts was one of
the incidents OF Friday. 49,. ~ ,,,r rharts
giving hop. The cadet mess hall was MED
with gay COMPANY most S he ocets anu rG nrd %
fourteen young ladies from Nassar College. MIS- @ MoI
lon The dowager Mrs. Iarncd, Professor Larned and
his charming young wife, General Hazen, Col
John Bigclow the Misses Bigolow, Lieutenant and Mrs
Reed. Lieutenant and Mrs Simpson. lAe9ienant an, ana
Lieutenant Brown Lieutenant H3rner the Key M: M
the Sa Mi'ses 0 ovIe stewart and
Tomorrow Miss Burr daughter OF John +. Burril
will be married to George Forsyth, OF Newbnrg. at NO.
Widdl.ion Il Rurriil win he the best man. The Rev
Alexander Mackay Smith gives dinner and Mrs Charles
$ Abercrombie gives an at home" Mrs X v: Mckim
gives a reception Tuesday Mira William Post also
sives a tea at No East Thirty.hith-st. Mrs c. H.
Berryman and Mrs Pierre Noel will receive Tuesdays
IN n,tsT DgesHer az So i5S Vest 'f Fifty-nnth-si
Miss Susan Coggswc, daughter of the late Colonei
Cogesyell will be mal1ied 10 Lieutenant Augustus
Aimy e. g ~ son OF Rear Admiral Almy. a the home
the brides mother Panied o. ON Mex next we MedHes Mes
Boardnan give receptions ON the same day IN TINS city,
Ihe THURSDAY i. sEenRS eS and W be seem at
the house OF John Jay. 30. 19l Seconds ave. Its
al plpa-lng and varied entertainments
in the past will doubtless be equaed il not surpassed,
this winter Receptions Thursday includes those OF
son Mrs shields and Mrs A. p. Whitehead Mrs. A: >.
Gallup will give dancing party for her daughter FL
No. 20 Waverey place III honor Of Miss saie Rensen
Tho Ladies Outdoor Club which has done such good ser
staten Island M give a iAt FOR on tna trdAy cub in
Next saturday evening Comes the st. Nicholas club din
ner at Delmonco's. at which will assemble much the
Brunswick last Tuesday. The Family Circle Dane
ing Class society horticultural association VIII make
the first display OF buds" Monday. December ;, at
| Delmonico's ON the next day Miss Carolina H. Thorn.
dsdF nd K s W T. %ng T to the Gs deaS % Of psd
TOraLce the wedding will be quiet one. ON the same
hold the ball room of the Hotel Brunswick their an
nua fair III aid of the Home for Destitute Blind Of NO
Irwin ir, and Miss Tesse Hall will have charge of the
flower table Mrs. Belmont, Mrs. Heckscher, Mrs
Mrs Mrs. 'i.G Leroy Jones and Mrs. william Tompkns
win have chargo Of fancy table At another table Tli
Miss Clarkson. Mrs Corlies and Mrs Leland The Misses
| DebOn. Undorhil. COmstock and Hoffman will have
charge of the rcfcsment table. Mrp. H. Y. satteree
and children III peasant dress Will be at another
cane and there will be st'ght ofhand performance
dancing, etc. succession ,o of private ,.i,n ngl'
Mrs LoriilSrd and Mrs. j. W Mlnurn on the i0ih 10TH
and 6th re.pecti,ely These Will win the ladies As
The managers of the apparently immortal Charity Ban
on January Il. at the Metropolitan Opera House 1ho
other large public balls are about evenly divided between
| this house ana llc Athutnll Oi Music
| Among the departures Tor Europe during the week
| have been Mr.. aud Mrs r. NJ. Padrlford. Mr. aud
Mira Inrilad spencer aud d. g. Maxwell
The latter IL brother of Lord Ilorrics who married
Mis-. Jcssup. Of Philadelphia, and year after inherited
a fortune by the sudden death of his wife and child
wedding of Baron Salvador, OF the Paris
FYgaro with Miss Ahca Norman Kmp OF chicago, ia
Announced Tho young bride great society favuilte
IN the capital where she has been residing lately
and has uat returned to ths country. The marriage
will tnkr place next month IN Chicago
| John Cowdm sou uf Elliot &. Cowdin aud Miss Ger
tnue Chcovrr daughter ~ john H. Chccycr. ATE cn.
gagged Miss Chre,er In Ncriiahlo Diana the hunting
nrd and het raplus with Miss Work Miss Linnat aud
| olhrtt at Ear R0ckawaN have made her famous
Mrs john r. Hoffman hns issued cards Tor Thursdays
| ga December at No hO5 Madisonavo.