New-York tribune., 1885-10-18
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
READY FOR TIE WINTERS ENJoYMENTs.

| cr.t of fbe month, and have spent few weeks in
| ,ho crisp air OF Lenox, and. during the
| wool inst passed. Westchcster and the New
! Torsov hills have claimed them. Those who have
r,c1 to town find plenty of gossip to engage their at
! ,rt,or The proposed Ladies' Club" has vanished
into thin air and the few who ongcd to taste of the
Measures of club life, say that the rdicuo and pcrsua-
iop of the sterncr influenced their weaker sisters
coinst IT, The laughing over its failure in
way most provoking, and there have been several warm
discussions about the subject
The secret marriage of young man well known about
ov has been choice morse OF gossip since the facts
! became known few days ago. Tho young men IN
society arc much worked ND the carly hour ques
ton They maintain that dancing all night is dctrmcn
tai TO business the next day not to mention the un-
healthfuness of it, Some few ladies have promised to
do all in their power to help the movement during the
coming winter The opera promises WE'LL and Il
will doubtless be the final attraction that will call the
wanderers back t. town for tho winter
Tho boxes are selling we'll both at the Academy Of
Music ana the Metropolitan Opera House. and the
opcning nights at both houses will bring together more
fashionable people than nave Ocen assembled III any one
place since last spring.
| The weddings have been numerous during the week,
Wednesday being the grand field day for these interest
ING occurrences. AMI fortunately a SKY of couess blue
smiled upon the happy brides and brdegrOoms. One
| of the most enjoyable that OF Miss
Mary IIyde to Sidney Dillon Ripley. winch
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nyGo at Bay shore. L. L. on Wednesday. \ special
train conveyed the guests from NewYork The dccora
tons OF autumn leaves. ivy and roses made an effective
background for the bridal party and the bride in her
white dress aud orange blossoms looked rs fair as the
white roses she carried Miss Harriet Bishop Miss
Alexander Miss Borrowe and Miss Moller were the
bridesmaids and J. f. ID. Lanier George Work, W. NJ
Uoyt and Mr. Hartman the ushcrs. The
reception which followed the ceremony lasted
until three, when the guests from TIE city re-
turned on special train each one carrying Gus
ter of autumn leaves cue1 from Mr. Hydes grounds
Mr. and Mrs Ripley will 1.-Two in Fifty-third-st upon
their return to town In town Miss Fannie C. Keith ana
Collips Arnold Of Troy. were united at All Sous Prot
cstaut Episcopal Church by the Rcv. r. llcOcr Newton
and in Brooklyn Miss Gencyieye Merritt and William
Gregory were married IN Christ Church. and there was
| largely attended reception at The home
- ,bc bride IN Rutlcigs st Tho
wedding OF Miss Edith Bogart, daughter of Richard W
Bocart te Dr. Horny Mor,tt, in the First Presbyterian
| Church at Yongers drew together largo number Of
gucsts and at MorrI,town, y j. Miss Alice Horne and
John f. Kcclcr. CT stamford Conn, were welded The
bride is the daught OF Dr. william e. Horne ana the
| granddaughter Of Dr. j. Smith Dodge
4 quiet home wedding at the LongicIow Mansion IN
| Od cambridge on Wednesday evening. was witnessed
by a few OF the friends who Intimate with the
pocts household The bride was his youngest daughter
Annie who was married to James Gilbert Thorpe OF
Eau Claire Wisconsin. Thc RcY. samuel Lon-fclow,
I d.
mouy. The large square rooms were ornamcnicd
with simple clusters OF cut flowers, and alter
"A short reception the bride ana bridegroom
started on a tour On their return they W"
i've IN Cambridge. Miss Susie Whitehead Sayr daush
ter CT William Henry slyrc. Of Newark Was married 20
George Hubbard Mcclellan. son OF George \.
Mcclellan, also q Newark. lhur,day
eyculu. in the Rosevlle Presbyterian Church hy %"
Rev c. T. Haley, the pastor The ushcrs were "ilhnr T.
savfe bIotncr Of the BRIDE Aren't H. SCHUYLER George
I I.ll l.. IL W.
Harry C. stin. john X. Gore aud James y" Nhl"u.
The church was decorated with flower, and
was ncd with tie friends ana relatives Of The bfdc and
groom The brides dress OF cream velvet ana III"
veil OF Brussels Lace reception was heli Mt the mouse
OF De bridc's parents
Fout ccnerauOas OF children gathered IN the ballroom
Of She Evuuswic Hotel Monday 10 cccra,c 'c soi'
wedding OF MI and hrs. Daniel o. Archer
supper to commemorate the haply ocea,Io" Srl'lH'
silver wedding receptions also took place last "roh.
NIr aud Mr. " Conner cavea large 0nc at thc Eruns
wick on thursday evening III no'"i ~ 'lo'l ~ ,.'t'
nfn wedding dly. ana gay party oi friends ana Tc-
~, Friday evening a. shcir Counry house iu summit
Autumn leaves IN arches. panels ana bowers formed
enjoyed Mr.. ana Mr.. Cushman VIII return To Their
The I,crs Of the Country Club at Barlow the
Sound, and tue Rocklway and Es,oN county Hunts
have afforded entertainment for the large number OF
! youug peoplo who nnd their kcencst enjoyment IN
watching steepcchase from the top o dras. or Iii
rs s OF oS an nsced bag No doubt the breezy
autumn weather cXhilarates them, ana thc tXcic-
case at least. Tho members OF Tie
!
day morning TO follow the hounds acfo's country IHe
had intended TO arise al their leisure ana meet Al -
! e. Gray Griswold was the first hand at tn club
hOnsc at Cedarhurst, and wa- soon joined by f"Nhhl
Mr. Herbert and others. The pack started at haiphst
after drag. and The hunters soon followed Ihc course
was through hlck woodlands where the branches grew
20 e. , .o ' & ~ ,ohorscd and ncrcLuuce wished hc had
STAYED IN bed After mile run the chase doubled
tnot The morning train to Srw-York 10 attend races
/ Par rftay q fIK
! the races should have been larger, but those
ao d peGRS seRs 92 yq end. ls so sS %%l
Miss Lucy Work the Misses lIockschcr Miss Bird. Mr.
| T. d. Morgan Mrs. Frank Lawrence all nne riicrs,wcre
there also Mr.. aud Mrs. s. : sands r Miss stephens
| the MissesGautier Brockhost ant W. Cutting ). O. n
Lawrence A Wright sanford Hamilton "cbtterk'y WI
Ter snd Griswod L0rlard The bal! at the cinD house
on Friday evening "as attended ny SDout u'icu ~ ~
ufy guests who danced IN II long after midnight The
rooms were made attractive with autumn leave, and vines
The dresses by the ladies were slnpe but taste
fu The dance at the Meadow BROOK Hunt CnD House
on Tuesday attracted the usual coee Of young people
from Far kockaway, lsp a ana "a hanyon Mrs heN0n'
In New-Jersey the meets Of the Essex County Hunt
MorrioSn Nh Assembly Bal On Friday Vel attended
Orange promises to be gay anS viii th' Tegr Smie9n
Mr. and Mrs James 81 Brown Bro|5a,,, PGHurr
Potter viii appear in charming little play entitled
! " snow Ball" General and Mrs. Mcclellan arc enter
| nearly Tho wedding OF Miss Nolan and Mr.. Latin at
paln6eld the 22d and Of Miss Mary jenkins SEAMAN
TO Arthur Berry the same day at Madison, y j. Will
make the coming week interesting. Mr. Berry Is Il
| nephew Of Arthur Lcary .
Among tho engagements recently announced that OF
Alfred 6. IIenDing, OF this city, To Miss Daisy Chsoh OF
London; and Miss Edith Mo1at OF Philadelphia, daugI-
ter OF surgeOn-Gcncra MOfat, L. S. A. to surgeon D.
DE Saut Ode The wedding ~ 10 take place some umo
ia December. At the marriage or Miss Ella HICKS u Df
A. r. McMchael there Will not be reception owing to
the death brides mother. The weddings for next
week include that OF Miss Sherwood TO John t"uTlcy
| BENJAMIN at the SwedcnbOrglan Church. on TUESDAY
evening and Of Miss Beacham TO william J.. u. vincent
ia Trinity Church. Brooklyn. In New-LOnd1n on Thurs
day Will occur tho wedding OF Miss Mary Hammond to
Edward Brooks OF Boston aud Miss McKceyer and HOn
man Miller Will be married October -.
Miss Louise A. Bcden, daughter OF josiah Bcden,
formerly Of san Francisco, but now residing AT 80. Z
West Iiftyfrst-s, will he married to Lewis Morris
Jddiugs Thursday evening, October ~, III the
Church OF the Heavenly Rest IN fthave. There Will he
a reception al No. WEST Fiftyrst-st acrbc ceremony
Ex-Governor and Mrs English Will give their first