New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-26
TIE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
VARIETY OF ENTERTAINMENTS.
SOME NOTABLE wEDDINGs-THE DOG sHOw-pANc
ING PARTIES,

so,tr NOTABLE WTDDINGs-THE Dog sHOw-pANC-
ING PARTIES.
The chief social interest of the week has
again centred in the weddings. which have been MI
merous and in many cases elaborate The wedding OF
Mis-. Mary Sanger daughter Of Henry Sanger, and Frank
LYMAN son of II. Il. Lyman opened the succession OF
caycties in Brooklyn and drew representative
throng of the Heights people to Grace Church
The reception aftcrward in the handsome nome
Of the brides father Montague Terrace was quiet
ana only a small company was present. several "eu
dings prevented anything like duness in this city
Among them that OF Mis4 c. : Johnson daughter
Of Mr, r. L. Johnson, and Thomas ". Cauldwcl. at NO
80 East Fifty-tmrd-st. The Rev. Dr. l.. A Reed per
formed the ceremony and DR.. Charles Milbank Cauld
well wa the best man.
Among the weddings Of Wednesday that Of Miss Eliza
beth rhiip- Montgomery and Robert b. suckey al the
Church Of the Incarnation noteworthy for many req
sons The bridal procession one of the pretticst
Of the year. the pink silk and white tule dresses
OF the bridesmaids being extremely effective.
Again on ThIrsday there was a wedding OF wide inter
est and tasteful arrangement AZ Christ Church. In iith
ave Though the chaos in Ffthave. nearly prevented
approach tho church there gathered large trone to
see Miss Isabella Mason married to Maun@c H. Van Iicn'
seloer. Here. too. the bridal procession made
charming array. the little maids OF
honor fin white md blue preceding the
bride. while the bridesmaids themselves wore
graceful dresses Of white surah with bouuets to match
decorated with clusters Of brilliant autumn how'F' Inc
ufc girls carried bouquet. Of daisies. while the young
ladies bore baskets Of roses The reception was limited
90 intimate friends and relatives yet these made good
sized company when they met at the brides home In
whrfy--ovcuh-.i number of other wedding Of moro
than passing note. beside this occurred on Thursday
Miss Emma Frances sheppard was married I" george
Bowen smith, DO IT. Marks Church John H. Jackson,
well known lawyer. and Miss Emily Wilbur Of North
pmu0ed n j.. were married Al the brides home. At
syracuse MIS- Fanny Gore was married 20
Joseph Burr Tiffany In tho I'r.t Presbyterian Church
on Thursday at Washington Hudson. Mi-- Emily
J. thT{.iie g.' S,e, %' "i'n ' ,h' "rrept were
Mr- Colonel Perry. MI aud Mr.. de Ioy@teI, Mr. IA
mlral Nicholson, Henry Martin Mr. WAINWRIGHT; Miss
Kombc Miss rllotson Thomas Chrysc. Misses Prince,
John Chrystc Mr. and Mr. George Fraser Miss Murray
Mis- Minturn aud Mr. aud Mr. Brandt oo.,o,,s o.,o-
ln'r' W,lc p''u /" ,,orsaric. serc nuncrous
ON Monday Mr. and Mrs. W H. Perry celebrated a silver
wedding, on Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Thomaa simpsons
tin wedding occurred I ana MIS- T. r. nat T- la
Mr. and Mr.. George Lawrence OF No 20 Enst ~ehty
nrs,t crowned the list with the rare occasion oi
hmong other entertainments Of the week may he men
toned dinner on TUESDAY by Mrs W L. D"hheiiy' OF
No l9l Madisonave. in honor Of Miss Caldwell ncr
niece about twenty being present on Ihursay JOSIAH
honor Of Levi p. Morton Minister to France Mr Nor
ton 10y The has leased the house ~ me horehsl
corner OF Fifth-ave and Tenthst. formerly owned by
william spencer and left by him TO the elder Lorlard
Spencer on Friday evening two rt,cepu1,hhs
newer or dI 1Sl of &d city. M 9H D. g. Yucnsns IT,
enterianing at 20 ~ ON The same day
the Meadow Brook Hunt entertained the huun. coicHe
of Long Island at Wcsbury. where supper was served
and dance enjoyed.
The land aud Water club Of milestone. L J., played
siderable part In tn social movement on friday ana
Yesterday when their tcuuis tournament took place Wld
ing up with dance last night. General Burnett the
president OF the club has lately purchased house III
West Twclfth-St.
LAT night the Lotto, Club enjoyed their saturday might
entertainment.
ton III ci-hi bridesmaids for Miss Astur wedding have
.f ,ftt and will lt
son Mis-, Marion IaugdOu. Hiss May Robbins, Miss
steward. Miss We.c-. Mis- swan and Miss Heck-cher
Mr. Wilson chosen for h best man K. T. Wilson, j.,
his brother for his u~hers Brockholst cutting j. j.
Aston, ir, H. LeGrand Cannon. L-pcnad stewart
Woodbury. Kane and Reginald W Kiycs. The we'd
ding is 10 take place November l. IN the afternoon
andat the tion anOycl feature will be the Moral deco
ra atoms and the dancing Miss Buter Duncan and Paul
Dana Will be- married ia Grace Church on november Lana
the same afternoon Miss stevens and Mr. Ladenherg VIII
he married AZ Far Kockway. After the wedding there
will hr a meet Of the Meadow Brook and KockaWay
Hunts the lawn IN front of Mr. Stevess house.