New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-01
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY,
FINE HORSES MoNoPoLIzISG INTEREST
NOTABLE GATHERING AT JEROME PARK-A

wOMEN's COACHING PARTY-RECEPTiONs'
More general interest has been felt in the con-
Of fine horses Madison Square Garden than IN
any Of the weddings or other social incidents of the
week. The sympathles OF great many people were en-
gagged I'm the contests OF tandems Tcars saddle horses
coaching teams and hunters At the trials OF the latter
class the friends OF Mason, Cheeyer' GeDharu wan anu
Belmont rallied IN force applaud and bet on their
favOrtes The ladies appeared to get more pleasure o1
OF the show than the men. Among the more frequent
attendants at the show were Mrs j. 1. refers Mss
Turnure. Miss Work. Miss Cheever, Mrs FrIsch' Mss
Gilbert and Mrs. Bronson
The week opened with two afternoon receptions qIo
q novelty this time Of the year. Mrs BottaS pa"S
thrOnged long before the Siainese nODeneh dP
peared and when they there some disappont-
ment that they had not bloOmed in all the rainpo" es
OF their dress Nevertheless pleasant uIhe was
had, and one had only to mutter some unntelhglDic
iargOn he credited with talking Samese huenty' MIS-
John Mack and the Misses Mack received NUMBER Oh
callers, including Mrs. John Bigeiow Mrs A = be''hei
Monsignor Cape, Dr. and Mrs. Ranney MIS- .nos"e'
and Dr. waldo.
The Prince and Princess Poniatowsh left the Guy on
Monday in special Pullman for the City OF Mexico
They will return the latter part Of June ana go 10 inc
Indian Harbor Hotel Greenwich, Conn andater"uu
to Newport.
The most notable incident of Tuesday was coaching
party of ladies' who took the Pelham coach ana dlsah
| tine charms Of masculine company. Miss Langdoh was
the hostess and the party included Mrs lseln' MIS-
Waterbury Miss May Bird Miss Robbins, the Misses Fer
kius Wilson aud Miss lIeckschcr The aihr was
given in revenge for masculine coaching party gwen
recently
Mrs Chester Girls void early in the week brought nome
the party OF young people who had been irockns III
Mrs Warren Delano'5 Newburg cottage. Outdoor
pastimes had been enjoyed the fullest extent In the
party were Miss Kitty Emmett, Miss sands, MISS van
| Rensselaer, Miss Suse Mnt0n, Miss Bodgett' AuStih
| Oothout and Mr. WhehOuse. Among The weddings on
Tuesday were thost OF Miss Elizabeth 9tHDuIy wheeler
| and Edward Townsend Lattng and Miss Minnie Lyon
and william Dietcrlc Norwich. Conn was the scene o.
a notable marriage the bride being Miss Eliza BUcAlnS
ham Aiken "A granddaughter Of Ex-Governor Aiken OF
Connecticut and the groom Benjamin Nisner Bacon son
| Ct the Rev Dr. Leonard WoOlsey Bacon The bride ;
great uncle the Rev. samuel O. BucAinsham performed
| the ceremony.
| Miss Alice Foster Harris. daughter Of William H.
Harris was married to john Patt Allen, on Wednesday
evening by tie Rev Dr. Mcleod. az the house OF the
| brides father. No. $50 Washingon-'vc., Brooklyn
There were more weddings Thursday. Miss Dolle
Hatch was married 10 G. W. ccrrie IN Trinity Chapel,
| and Miss Belle T. futile was married 10 William j.
| Upham-Robcrt- at Holy Trinity Church, Brooklyn.
Mrs Thomas Francis Ncagher gave her last reception
Of the season prior to going her summer residence at
Monroe y y, Thursday afternoon Mrs. Mca4Acf Is
woman who charms by her face and Der speech ana 7Ee
,I, me- ,-oI,'rr The Rev Or and Mrs Hoffman gave o
rcccption to several hundred friends the same day NJ
/ Ola fu TfyerF Il 20.
INN G rIay sorlerv oroo, everything else and hed 10
Jerome Park Ncssr- Belmont Alte-. -cuaut iHoiii
Moran Bcch and Uarrmgrer drove ihci "ui lal'
,1J Miss Bcc,with. Miss Duer. Miss Lmsdon. Mss
/ swan. the Misses BUlNclN, MISS ''N'liti' 'I
,orc present In the evening the sian officers of me
Flrst Division Oi the national NHlit u.t ''' ,- mo-
! Dcr0rlton BAY Mayor Edison wa, one OF the guests
! Nr and llr- Austin Corbin gave dinner HI lHoF
tmong The people coming 70 New York this -nr'ns
are Nr, Flood ana daughter OF D''i5oria' whose
Nl,rIt k. 20.
often entertained Ncw-Yorkers They VIII diien! me
jerome Park races ana VII R'ool"f ''h' t, Fam
guest, back Z, Ti ,., '''''' sum
r Inn weddings begin 70 be more numorousiy an
seward GRANDDAUGHTER of the ate secretary o, 9la.e'
Will be married 70 tredcrgk INNS Ale . - 1
i,..i--,,I Nm ascension Church next Wednesday. on
IYr' is MS. Elizabeth Hoar daughter OF l. Iockwooa
ir VII bc married 10 samuel BOwles. Editor Of The
sDrJ,gf,H Rcpubcfi, At lItr ti' 'i rpty Hnnt'.
.l,cil.c. nj Wavcrlcy. y. J., VIII probably draw
good nuuncr OF people irom t tnia En 10 yl
f., tor rIcbaud and Mum. among others. VII! ride
ta'G y ' TooEer viii be married to whitney War
rem an Iuly the bridesmaids being Miss Idth Naireh
III stevens. Mr. rookcr's villa az Kay and Io1ro
sis, will Doe TIE scene Of The Wedding piss HnaI'n, e'
Ms. Slroud 70 is announced viii Doe married IN
Mir. Goodwin ON the Isle oI -.!i ~ lg tnl't pi, VA
''r, reccuton will be- given at tur Newport villa of
Mr. Marquaud 10 the married la'r IT, IS t'g,gl ms
| Tnvu.eud lt Newport this summer Another wedding
bb ~ announced 10 take parc abroad Is That Of Miss
| Ti', Ti,yc,Irvcr ana Edward Potter. lr The Have
movers will sal. Saturday, ana VIII ne h"ch missed
| ,luilu, their proposed absence oi TWO year
/ propnct- In -ocety predicting duH season al
N.,,,,,,rt uutu rather late In the autumn. When MIS-
cui,. tor Mrs Marshall o. Roberts and other 'ader'
vii revive MS gaycty At present $1,000 cottages c0h Dc
| rented Tor $1,000. -, .. ,,,,. ,-,o A..
| and Mr.. : b. -chtsinErr. Mr.. and MIS-. Charles J..
| Inn. ur ana Mrs. W. II. Draper. hre J. t. Fouer
/ Nrs G,nmo,inrr Vanderbilt and Mrs. crawford MT
I ma Mrs cornelius Vanderbilt Will summer IN Europe.
| q. &. Baldwin is soon 90 SAT- o., ...,..-.
rr. IN -,,.uieut of Miss Leila GrsNod. daughter OF
robr GrIsvold OF Troy. y. y, to Walter Webb son OF
| i..r,rs WATSON Webb, ~ this city. Is announced
The Shakcspcarc show, which closed ~ London yeSter
dy has proved one OF the most successul idncy lars OF
the season ami realized handsome sum iol me Cne
IIo-ntol for Women II presented several features when
v-ort err,rrv novel There eleven stalls edch oi
ripn vas lifted ND as from one OF rhdkeapcdIe
nl,ys win regular pTOsccnumS ana scenic chrcIS az
rl,,god BIZ Afrcd hyshirc. Lady Alfred 'huIchH'
| assisted boy Lady Huntington ana hef sisters as JAe
vitrhrs curcseutcd cavern ana cauidIon scene III
! .N.cbrtn" Lady Granville GOrl0n' stan was rom
" Romeo and juliet" WITH ner ady3inp as JWtft Lazy
rrorI. rrr.lrd nj the reflr-hmont stall whlch was
-rAue m The Merry Wivcsot windsor representing me
Garter room The Official programme lts9I was literary
product. ION little merit ana value lcphialned con
fibutions D., Lord TennysOn and sonnet on TIE great
| bard by Robert browning.