New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-27
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
NOTES OF A DOZEN WEDDINGS.
RECEPTIONS BY THE sNGERs-FAREvELLs TO
OCEAN VOTAGERs.


an Informal reception al the house OF Mrs o. b. Buhce'
la- sunday evening, was enjoyed bya small company
Miss Amy Baker the reader present with Genera
Lorng Of the Egyptian army. Dr- Martha j. Lamb ana
others. The incidents Of Monday included the silver
wedding OF General and Ms Meseroe, Of Brooklyn ana
dancing parties OF Mrs Van Posts, in West Fy'eVehln
ST.. and Mrs. Charles ". Ide-, Oh Brooklyn Heights
Mr-. James " Waterbury, entertainment at her Say
chester home OF pleasure with some OF te
elements OF oldtme froc: the guests hat railway
train all to themselves and did get back to the cry
until nearly daylight The c0on was danced al LOU
p Lanterns used TO light the grounds and 'laue
pretty scene. Many Of the slept at the Country
Club house.
The fair az the Hotel Brunswick Tuesday and Wed
nesday for benefit OF the building fund Of the Home
for the Destitute Blind gave tempting opportunities TOT
willing hands and purses. which we're h'erauy
improved. Mira V q. Hail. ir. originated It, and Faheul
D. wesse manager The propretors OF the hotel
gave the Of their ballroom the services Of their EN-
poyes and all the bouon that deredf free Of charge
Saterlee acted treasurer. Mr.. Klunder, the well
known florist and others made generous contributions
lh- following ladies' had charge Of tables Mrs DIT sat
teree. Mrs. r. Gcodrdge, Mrs. Edmund Leavitt' Mrs
Isaac Mrs. Corlies Mrs. T. s. Clarkson, Mrs Mackay
Mrs Bergman. Mrs W. Pel Mrs. Belmont, Mrs. Weser-
velt Mrs. Rowland, Mrs. Oddie Mrs. Catlin, Mrs h
Irwin Miss F. swan and Miss Gilet. Mrs. Elliott Roose-
Welt Mrs Bergman. Miss Dehou and Mrs. Lorard Spen-
also rccss workers The various rlihes served
like a charm exactinr money from tins patrons ana ~
the close Of the fair on Wednesday evening much run was
found in dspo5ne Of the remnants with the old OF an
amateur aucnoneer. Dancing followed the sale as a
matter Of course Ut. Wainwright received the most
votes for the cane.
The d.iug ofMiss Mason Jones 70 Mr. HaseL on
Tuesday, fun Of interest the large ballroom ana
stairway giving such effect to the welding procession az
fey houses afford The other weddings Of tine day in-
cludeI those Of Miss Fannie A. Tyson dauslter
of George Tyson. 20 W. A. Hamilton. ard
Mise Marie Day McEUen o. Henry Stodiari. both
being 1ttIac i've and largely attended ceremonies. Nj
and Mrs John H. Watson gave handsome dunor IN the
evening The members ~ our Whist Club enjoyed
theatre party NJ the M.I.sjl square Mrs J. b. Pot
....- ,,t.ti. ,f her r..ta ~,,ff.o ON Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings 10 rec,tc at the University Tub
r~,,-r, a., ,i. az t, Homo for .lfsupuortnr women
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The audience was No" one 10 Acr Oij she was core
Iiluvr.cc.veI
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dIuch or Thomas Hl'er % Thomas Hiak, Aan' u tA7
EVENING brla. especially worthy Of note Mr.. A-tor's
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'he popular singer MADAME Nt'j'' d. l. say I'' 'l''
VINO helped io CONF lH'ii hei. I'd 'e same .9 -'' '-
,., whom Madame wilson. Mr.. El~m9ul Nj El-
,-. NJ 7-..-r,-,,,I ,f- Lincoln won, pro.ort
MI and Mr.. watson entertained IL the evening
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van '' '.' l' i,' D. H. i,..' ,'' NJ l, -. NJ
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Boston TIE groom is w.tow-r OF about thrty-hre.
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with rar"tlr' OF Hie--'. h'''''y inc rev 'e'rSe
y. NtCu rector 3D.. the church, performed tHe ceremony
,f,tte, NJ and Mr.. 2 L Willing CoDir1odore Iuce T.
y. Nr and Mrs. Augustus Whiting, Ex-Governor AMI
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.larc4. Miss Loue HI was married % Professor :.
Packard III me leIlii l'Ir- 3At H. iA il'S
wick Miss sadie -chenck was quietly m.r-eG To- L. f.
WAmerang at ,hIl,i lAurIA AI. ana rlr- =. h ,ou-
-cl gave dinner part! i' lAt evening" 'IU MSS I-idIy
gave an ,lo9rd afternoon 'e1 winch vas e'J'yeu
when Two brides sailed on the Republic Mr. and Irs
Packard were accompanied by friends on board the
steamer Pegasus wai.e Mr. and MIS- f3lAcy blSc'%
Nj. Jttray'- yacht The stranger Ar tNA-hi ~" Yact
parted company with the steamer aud cA-ed Tor tHe
s'. Ae'.I"- i-le "..e va" $50 TrI,,,t M. No.
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Jalrty lr and 4r+ ". JArty. VI, ana oltt Die
Me-srs. Hurst, Darrell, Philips and smith.
SIR, John n. Ctrt'rs musical. vas one Of the most
drl-itul OF fiio >''' .' l'I,-'' 't''''.o ,Il'
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signs, l'pF scouting .-' Ii.. .' OF ~ 'y'''ir-' "-i'
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