New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-14
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
SEVERAL wEDDINGs-oUT-DooR SPORTS.
YACHTING AND TENNIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.PRoAp-INCIDHNTs IN THE FUTURE.

,r,vc AND TENNIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN THE FUTURE.
Tho gatherings for social intercourse In town
.,e been few during the week, weddlng-Dells alone
yin attractive enough TO call people from the pleas
10. of racing yachting, tennis tournaments paso.
III matches and other outdoor sports
~ ,,o,1ay we're Miss Grace Lillian Stevens. daughter OF
otI stevens was married at home to DR.. William
s,ovens The wedding was attended by several huhureu
onIe The bride looked charming in gown Oh "hHe
lin and was pelted with rice and roses as she stareu
- her wedding tour accompanied DIV her nus
=, Miss Amy DOrtc and Ashton Harvey were mar
aaa ouiety at the home of the brides aunts' la
e., Forty seventh-st. The proposed lawn tennis tour
ent between ladies' which was to take place at the
country Club Grounds on Monday and Tuesday, was III
sai,clv postponed So few ladies were present that
,s could not be made up. Miss May Brady Miss
- Cameron, and Miss Caroline Duer, who were TO
NAV. were among those present. number of people
80 80 town were on the grounds, and some informal
cores we're played.
web be bright cool weather OF Tuesday came several
,nasant weddings. Miss Sarah d. Crumbe, daughter OF
ITos Crumbie and William W. Reed OF Rochester,
- married by the Rev. DR.. Paxton at the home OF the
IL In East sixty-frst-st reception to several
,n5red followed the ceremony. In Brooklyn there was
= Iar,e Gathering OF Army and Navy people in Grace
buch to witness the wedding OF Miss Ethel Greene 10
Jteutenan Harvey Clarence Carlbaugh young girls
IN white costumes attended the bride. and the ushers all
tine bridal party stood grouped at the chancel. MISS
Greene Is the stepdaughter of the late Isaac Henderson,
Naval officer of the Port of New-York during the war;
plea SAINT lone wedding in South Eot-place was tna'
of Miss Jennie Dyer Warlng to Percy Howard Williams
Among the floral decorations bower OF roses ana
smax in which the young couple stood to receive inc
CONGRATULATIONS of their friends. The pretty town OF
Bav,nnc " j., which Is just now blooming WIN mowers,
N"iIic Sm1 daughter of r. G. Small. and A. slillwcll
Van BuskIrk, being married ID the flrS. i
Church. Many people were present from INC o''' ''N
attended the reception. ~. ,..,.. o..
An Interesting Wedding took place on Wednesday at
Princeton. when Miss Emily stockton, dausn'et 81
pich,rd stockton and niece of Attorney Stock
ton was married to f. r.. Jacknan Miss Alice il9chSSs
evening III dr fy rdasnaids in white dresses attended
The bride and touch of color given to the group ny
the fragrant red roses which formed tnelr oouiuc
The reception the house in Wilow-s was largely at
1enied and the bride received unusual number OF
Al tn world fashion went cut of town on THURSDAY,
which was = perfect day for pcnclng. some went 10
West Point TO enjoy the company OF the cad'ts anu tS
annual mop which Was as ENJOY apie Us Sne p1 otc
numerous pretty girls and gray coated cadets eOnlu
it, Others attended the regatta OF the New-1"rH nn
club The Columbia Lad merry fary Oh no' I w. 'oo'5
them being Commodore and Mrs Dicher'on' jugs an"
Mrs Blatchford and Governor and Mrs, Albeit OF New
Jersey. Jules Montant entertai91ea, P",SS ,ir %"
luncheon others on board Included me Misses o.Toos;
Miss Adele Grant Mr.. and Mis-. Hugo trtsch MI ana
Mrs Frank White and the Misses Eeh>Sn lnc Terms
tournament the ST. GEORGES Cricket CuD grounds AZ
Hoboken proved attractive TO a large humoef " ne
many went TO Bayonpe to attend the reception Of The
Rowing Club. among them being Miss Scon'd. Miss
y. MI.dll NJ
Tie IadIe,' Outdoor Club repeated their reception
OF the 6,h on Friday afternoon, when i"iret
weather favored them Mrs Shaw, Mrs. BOdrdihah anu
Miss Hamilton received the guests several games oI
tennis were PLAYED by members OF the club and visitors
Those present included Mr.. and Mrs ". h. Jewell MISS
campbell, Miss Kitty Smith, and Mr. aud Mrs. BrhdA.
Regular games TO be play every FRIDAY afternoon
TXpfessncn are perhaps Just at present the bnslcst
men in town. The exodus has been LI4e
during the last week and not i,"
ana MI and Mrs. Gerald Hoyt Mr.. j. Bancroft I)'NlN'
9lr and Mrs. Edward Matthews, the Misses Hi"t'"eNS
and AttOrLey General AID Mrs. Brewster VIII sdil IL
q few days. Tho America colony IN London Is CON
newest arrivals, aud was presented al c"dit .! 'Hc
Countess lie Bylandt. -,
There have been numerous arrivals from Europe our
fng the week. Mr.. and Mrs. William Waldorf A-l"r' UT.
ud Mrs Paul Dana Nj. and Airs Theodore iaNclucltr
Mrs ". Butler Duncan arrived on the ScrNia Nl.
and Mrs. Aston Will 10 10 NcWlou lh JUN.
parties and "a dance two. Miss Anna l. Garter and
The Rev. Henry H. Henry Will be maTIcNln Inc ii-'m
Presbyterian Church on Tuesday afternoon IN lHc
evening some Interesting amateur thcii VI" Oe
the benefit OF the Staten Island Crichci Cup
A fashionable wedding wednesday evening u
Trinity Chapel Will be that Of Miss Hattie Clark
10 Charles Van DOren, OF Chicago MAS
Florence Waite niece Of Chief Justice Waite and john
i. Marie OF this city Will be married III CieNca on
Thursday, at the home OF Mrs. BacRus, aunt "l int
NE Saunders will have large reception iy JHsr IN
gersOrs mother, at her bone III NcW'liHN'lr spec
train will convey guests from the city. ana the ai VII
farake the character OF garden party shou4d the
weather prove fine. 90, r.,
Invitations are out for two weddings on The oath In
Calvary Church. 1880, Miss Jessie Lansing d"uEAt'I
OF Mrs Arthur BIeese Lansing VIII marry Henry 'oc'
McVickar The wedding OF Miss Sdllie NJ e, daughter
OF Camille Marie aud Francis Key PendetOn, VINO j. a
son Of Minister PcndetOn, VIII take pace III |O"
Church at II o'clock