New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-08
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
BEGINNING OF THE WEDDING MONTH
MANY WEDDINGS OF NoTE-A GAME OF BASEBALL
BETWEEN SOCIAL CLUBS.

BETWEEN SOCIAL CLUBS.
Though June has been a little tardy In bring
ing out OF the the annual crop OF we'd
dlngs has failed and tidngs OF many TO come are In
the air especially In the suburbs where Nature herself
has set the wedding scenery. The week opened with
little dinner parties, one being given by Mr. and
Mrs John H. De Mott and another by Berkeley Thomp-
at Pinards st. Ignauss Church, in West Fortieh
ST., was the OF notable wedding last tuesday
evening, the bride being daughter OF the late United
states Senator McDougal, OF California, and the
groom, John W. Boothby, OF this city. Chief
Justice Stephen J. Field came on from Washington to
give the bride away. Elliot williams the best man,
and Messrs Gaylord White Charles e. Pel, Reginald
Williams and Mr.. Corvtne were ushers. Mrs and MISS
Guernsey, Mr.. and Mrs. William MOser, Lieutenant
Field U. N, and Mrs A. c. Bettner were present The
marriage of Miss Philippe Hone Anthem to George Mills
Rogers, at the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION
on the same day. a comparatively quiet ceremony
The fame OF departed statesman was recalled by the
wedding at Auburn, n. Y, of granddaughter OF '" II.
Steward to Frederick Innis Allen. 1t was brilliant
event for Auburn
cluster of weddings made up the social programme
Of Wednesday. barring. OF course, such every
day diversions as Jerome Park races and
the daily drive in the Park. The wedding OF Miss
Annie Dawson and DR.. John ~ Beekman was one Of
wide Interest though not ceremony OF elaborate ap-
poinmens, only few friends being entertained at the
house after the ceremony in Ascension Church. The old
fashioned, commodious house Of Gordon L. Ford on
Brooklyn Heights gathering Of learning legal Wit,
worth and beauty in the afternoon the occasion Of
Miss Ford's wedding with Professor r. NJ. Smith, OF
Columbia College. pretty ceremony and informal
reception aerward gave pleasure to the many guests
Miss Anna B. Hall married on the same day to
Albert C. Hail. and Miss Annie Helen COyle to Darcy P.
Morgan.
pleasant marriage ceremony celebrated at the
brides house, No West Fifty -hrstst by the Rev DR..
nh NJ VI Dnr- no
BRIDE Mrs Mary Underhll Macaulay, is linea descend
ant of Captain John Underh. OF the most famous
characters early Colonial history, and IL also con-
neoed with the Sutton family. An informal reception
followed ceremony attended by the immediate rsla
tives Of the bride and whom were Congress
man and Mrs Benjamin A. Wills Mrs John A. Godfrey,
Miss Howell. Charles NJ Berry and Others
Miss Alice Maud Osborn. daughter Of the late Dr.
John Osborn was married TO Richard Noble Morton, in
the evening at the brides home No. l47 sxth-aye,
The principal wedding OF Thursday was at Ansonia;
Conn., where Miss Elizabeth Julia Wallace, daughter Of
Thomas Wallace. was married to James Breckenridge
Wailer,Jr, thousand people being Dldden' WI, ,., -,
Friday particularly suburban day what with the
picturesque sports OF the Ladies' Club at New Brighton
T. l. and the country dance at tho Town and Country
Club At Pelham city attractions OF social order were
dwarfed. Mrs. Charles GTaef gave german at Nc
West Fory-eghthst At MOrrisOwn, y. j., fair IN n
aged by ladies local charity was successfully hed
The warm weather yesterday again drew people to their
nearby refuge Long Island or New-Jersey the Essex
County Hunts drst races at Wavery proving strong
attraction. The Heckschers. Thebauds, NUNS and
Others were among those present
The coming week Is 10 bloom with weddings. every
available day having been selected Miss Garrett son
10 be married in hs afternoon 10 Rowland Russell, at
Zion Church. Tuesday. Among Wednesdays Incidents
Will the wed ngs OF Miss Viola B.odgett 10 James A.
Reuwckat 81 Marks Church: Miss julia Austin LOrd and
Charles McNamee, at the Church OF the Heavenly Rest
and Miss Annie Westake sufern and George Carroll
Lampherc No. 200 Carrolst, Brooklyn, IN the even
ing.
Mils Mary V. spader daughter Of Judge william
scader will be married to william V. Clark son OF ex-
Sheriff obadiah Clark Judge Spaders residence Maa-
wan. y. j. Thursday afternoon. Mr clark - prOml-
ueDt i'm the PHILADELPHIA and Reading Railroad Company.
good deal OF sror is being anticipated IN connection
with the baseball match arranged between mines OF the
az the aiters grounds week from tomorrow. william
Biuninger be the doughty captain or the kncksr-
bockers, and william Kent OF the country men lls eX
pectcd that big will nc made by both sides.
The steamship lines continue to drain the city OF its
leaders in social life. The AuraBia took the Rev Dr. and
Mrs Morgan Dix Mr.. and Mrs George De Forest Lord,
Mr. and llrs r. T. Livingston, Mrs. I. i; Mussraye'
and Mr. Granville Winthrop. Yesterday MI ana Mrs
Havemeyer and family sailed on the Rheln for two
years absence, number OF friends going to hoDo1en 70
see them on Madame MOdjsska, who Is yaiued socially
"A well IA rstically was among those borne OIL by the
Americans who 90 To London this summer must see
the fashionable dining palace, formerly Evans $,
which has been leased by private gentlemen ana where
the nobility headed by the Prince OF Wales, dine ana
listen TO the music OF orchestra Unless people care
great music and excusiveness, such venture
here would hardly rival Delmonico's.
Mr. and Mrs Ward MCAlister and Miss McAlllster
will take cottage at Long Branch in the first part Of
J. c. Peters will stay while on Long Island before me
Newport season. Colonel Bay3rd Clark, lr., and Miss
Clark have recently returned from Florida, and Will 90
soon 10 IsOla Bella, SchrOOn Lake.
Recently announced engagements include those OF tue
well-knOwn journalist william Henry fIurlbert, now at
Rome. and Miss Kate Tracy, daughter or tho rare
William Tracy; also Miss Anna GOODWIN, daughter OF