New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-31
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
WEDDINGS ON THE JERSEY COAST.
AMUSEMENT AT JEROME PARK--rHs JUHn can
ETfEs-PLANs FOR SUMNER.


AMUSEMENT AT JEROME PARK--rHa JUNE can
ErfEs-PLANs FOR SUMMER.
Monday opened the week in q dull fashion
ct least 1t dull for New-York. DIR. and Mrs B. 4
Dawson gave a small dinner at their newly appointed
house, No. Fifthave. Reginald Rves proved enses,
tanning host in tine afternoon at picnic party in Jerome
Park which is now enjoying tide of popularity a.
place for such rural fetes andupcheonpa ties The part
included Miss Heckscher Miss Marion Langdon, w.
Trsvers and Woodbury. Kane. Tho feast Of flowers o.
Pangster Monday appropriately celebrated by the
descendants of old Knickerbockers at the st. Nchoss
Club.
Jerome Park was in its glory the opening day Tues
day, when everybody present and brought hh
rIends beside. The drags grouped By the clubhouse
made the fine familiar picture of color youth and beaur
and the racing was of an order to please the On
acting. Mrs. August Belmont and Mrs. 8, 8. Howlani
created sensation by driving out In o victoria drawn
BY chestnut horses, Oh Of which small boy a.
o postillion.
reception was given by Dean and Mrs Hoffman, a
West Twenty thrst and Mr.. and Mrs J. Evarts Tracy
also gave afarge reception ae Painfeld, N. ].
Those who attended tho wedding OF Miss Estele CARR.
and Charles MaulcRamsay, at Elberon on Thursday
saw an unusually attractive ceremony. 1t appro.
pirate that scion Of the old Scotch house OF DAhouss
should have for wedding music the wild airs Of the
Highlands played by pipers In Daihousie paids. The
three little bridesmaids another charming feature,
but most novel the giving away Of the bride
byher little brother w. r. Garrison The Count de Bn'
allies, the BRIDES brother-inaw, sent from France hil
finest private stock Of champagne with which to drink
the health OF the married pair and titled personages
congratulations and souvenirs This Is tho second
daughter the family who has surrendered to tho for
egn nobility. The ushers were Thomas Maitland Perry
Belmont Goold Hoyt and william Bininger. Alan John
stone the best man.
Miss Catharine A. Coe daughter of Horace Coo.
mari tn WAshinQrOn StuckoY. OF BROOKLYN
at Collingvood, Madison, Conn., handsome ball was
given at the Pavilion Hotel in the evening by the Vocal
George William Curtis and Mrs Henry Alexander led thi
dance Mr. aud Mrs Witherbee gave dinner and thea
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Mears gave large reception
with music ard parlor thsatrioais, at their house
r ho also save dinner Mrs. commsdore Chandler
ss6s sn a ns sfsy s s.
| played on the lawn Among the guests we're Mrs John
Bavss Mrs sanger MRS Fora and Mrs.
handsome german was given the same DAY az the Hoc
HS ons S p Ss where
George Work and Stanley Mortimer drew the iaagntes
and commsest0n OF the spectators In their match race
I over the steeplechase course.
Pierre T. Barlow gave theatre party on Friday night
nv ee wss GIVEN last Monday s c
country Of Evan, norton near Philadelphia, BY the
pants including the Misses Post, Miss Lockwood, Mis-:
Mrs s" livingston Of this city; Mr. and Mrs wona tho
Misses Wenda, Miss Sturgs, Mr. sturgs, Messrs Louis
and smith of PhIlaasphia, MI. and Mrs. Brooks and
For some reason accounts Of the coaching parade
last Saturday unusually incomplete Inc accounts
announced that there only ten Coaches n line.
when there eleven entirely gnoring Colonel Isaac
O. Wiherbee, Miss McAster, Miss Rerryman ana Ridg-
way Moore, had one of the most attractive drass In
| line.
| the hood The wedding OF Mr. Smith and Miss Bronson
takes place at calvary Snuren tomorrow; iuesay
sanaer. the an S'ad judge nTerso
qaaHs o Sf Gn By the Village Will Of 'Ahs aR
Anna sh T;Sns'da daughter sf sps VIII
be married to Havand Davis, at "The Anchorage
guests to and from the trains. The bridesmaids win
carry forget,me-nots Those who remember tne we'd
pen at the same place some time ago win
go with pleasant antcipations ana memories
married TO Alexander Spencer Le Due, at pm at No.
30l West Fiftyseventhst. Several other weddings are
The Ladies Club FOR Outdoor Sports of Staten Island
will begin the season on Friday next WIN series o.
The games win begin at $3.50 p. m
Plans for the summer nave now become Of paramount
Importance for decisions must be made early 20 Insure
pleasure and comfort The movement toward Europe !,
Mss carey Of Louisville, prominent at New
port last summer have sailed 80 have
viii soon 90 to her country seat on the Hudson Mrs
John Bgeow goes TO Highland Falls and Mrs Guernsey
TO Fishkfll this week General and Mrs Mcclellan wiz
summer as usual at Orange, N J. Mr. and Mrs Austin
Ccrbin who have occupied MIR. Benefits house, Will go
to Manhattan Beach and afterward to their house al
Babylon. The south shore OF Long Island Is now IN its
glory the places OF the Vanderbts Bemonts aud others
being most inviting in these weeks OF early summer.
The reception Of Governor wetmore was the occasion
| OF large gathOing at Newport last Wednesday.
| Admiral and Miss Baldwin are expected TO be strong
| factors In the summers gayety there.
Mrs. John Sherwood has been recently entertained ~
Mrs Roche, ST. Augsines-road, Camden Square, Lon
don, n. W. She aiso with Mr and Mrs Chamberlain,
recently visited Penshurs the home OF the sidneys and
will later visit Norway and sweden. portrait Of her
by Stephen Parker Il In the Paris salon.
The death OF Mrs. Wheelen, OF Philadelphia, mother OF
Mrs Harry Hoffman, of this city, is announced and VIII
be sad news to her many friends in this city,