New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-01
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
ENTERTAINING CANON FARRAR.

sr,xc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M'CLEL-
,,,s pEATH-RECENr ENGAGEMENTS
,r:..or has begun its programme OF cold
-..,hor and society is about 10 follow sun WIN 10
r,sasing programme OF amusemeh@ INC '"'an
NV" season opens tomorrow Night anu 'nero VIII
h,ess be large gathering OF people 10 near 0pnio
oouy r a. " Carmen" On Tuesday the Horse Snow Will
% a, the Madison Square Garden. and as many prom
VS. ola ara To exhibit their horses. and as the beau
ino ioaIs always attract considerable attention
uia 10Th Young and old tho afternoons at the Gar
oil, partaEe OF the character OF large ana hiornai
.,,ons Among those who Will exhibit are MRS. H.
49, cutting II. Mex. Twomby. Heber H. BishOp
.,.. NJ Mason, Cornelius Vanderbilt W. NJ ha'omoyo'
and Stanley Mortimer. A., u,os,
Va" low large weddings In town were the most
Zinc occurrences Of the last week. although the
o.ce az Archdeacon Farrar has occasioned many
pS,asts luncheons and dinner parties. ana one ~ouu
rtt that the learned English clergyman had as ainpo
"a On test his digestive powers as MS ehtorta'"e''
80 his ready speech and deep learning Ills ino'e
.o,s have been followed with evident interest ny
,nher OF people, ana his lectures have furhlshou
U"s0 literary treats and drawn brilliant audiences
w. n Murray Z. p. button. Cyrus ". Field Corhe-
,r,,,t and the clorgymen OF the city generally
-, hccn his entertainers aud tho gatherings VIII 'o
.,~orohle by those who attended them
"st,,, of Miss Emily Hall and William Wheelock
Tosdov eyenng In tho Fifth Avenue presbyterian
onah WAS characterized by q pleasing sniphc'S'
IL ware a gown OF white satin trimmed with
IL I.ce the latter being bridal gift Her iather'
'o'' q n, John Hail. performed tho ceremony and
'"' ,. held at the house in West Fifty-sixth-st,
snh vas attended by many people. among thom MI
sna M,s f. T. Jarray. Mrs. r. |" stuart MIS- munro
~. a. aud Mrs Poutney BiSeow. MISS Anna ehr"oy
~" w. alexander White were welded tho same DAY AT 'hc
,amo ~ the bride in Lcxingtonavc'' inc rev Arthur
Brooks officiating - , A.. J,or
i"0i0 " wanesnov AFTERNOON. whom Miss Edith Nc
. 100. married TO Hoffman Miller. Both brtdo ana
,aorroom are extremely popular and all VINO MAJ re-
,oiv.a cards were present III tho chu'ch' N"i'"6o'
tIoorad tho street and many OF tue late comets
ro obliged TO stand up INC priuo was
,aced,a uy six beautiful young girls as Drdcsmaus'
I'D fIowcd by two little maids OF honor. and as all
go white gowns aud carried white nowerS Tic onect
$50 mast ,leasiny especially as they stood grouped In
.h ohancel against background OF dark green palms
aud ferns Bishops Young and Doanc, and the Rev. Dr.
tiffany performed tho ceremony aud as the brde lett
the church the chimes III the tower rang out wcuuis
narch Tho bridesmaids wore Miss Adele Townsend
Miss Edith Parsons, Miss Charlotte strong
Miss Auits Lawrence. Miss Elizabeth Miller and
Miss Elsie McKeever. reception held ut the house
n, the brides father in Lexington-ave and the young
.ouple were shOwcred with rice as they departed OH
,eddng tour pleasant home wedding III brooklyn on
Wednesday evening that Of Miss Lila May DTlSgo 10
Mr. Reid at the home OF the brides father Elliott DriSss
IA Clernoni-avc. The Rev. DR.. Taft assisted by the
Rey Mr. lansing oicated. Music. flowers, ahd large
mpauy Of relatives aud ultimate friends maic TIC oeea
yOn pleasant. ,,,.....aor ..,ru-
,n ceercd tho fair brides who to he married. ~
though the rain began and fell III torrents un c
al night la the afternoon Miss Louise Aucino o.u,
asmgltor OF the late William b. Booth. ana WILLIAM
Scott silver married In the Church OF the Tails
dguraton. The bride was unattended ny ptues" "a
Ier dress of white satin with ven Oh d now
ing tulle graceful and becoming ih inc evening
M,riaSe Of Miss Louise A. Beldon auI Lewis Morris
Iddlngs drew together several hundred guests inc
bride wore white satin and point lace ana WAS atehotu
Nv Two bridesmaids Miss Lent and Miss Whitfield IN
delicate pink gowns, with wreaths and bouquets OF La
ths reception was held had extremely effective floral
DECORATIONS of novel character PINK ana white roses
we're In the first vivid yellow MOWERS IN
The second while CRIMSON berries aud dahlias in
tho duingroom madc bright background Tor Tue 'aoio
~" The crysta, wedding Of Mr. and Mrs John r. Hare-
man. OF Clinton-st. Brooklyn which was %n
"Wednesday included musicale as well as Dali oVue
Musu, the violnist and Miss Maud sioreah; WIN nor
nap lent their talent Those PrsS' M Mr. and
Mis-. s. T. strauahsn, General and Mrs Iery neA'n'
Mr. and Mrs Wallace and Mr; sTS aa' t The
Brunswick by H. d. Hitchcock Monday. and the hrst
.y Ssns Of the t Gc%"a" IN SSrih
Square The club WAS organized few months ago IL
viii give several entertainments during the winter ~
Among new engagements is that of Miss Bertha Hail.
Of Now Hamburg to j. Carroll BockwIh also OF Miss
Esther Ferguson and Bert Mears both OF Philadelphia
The engagement of Miss COrnea Van AukUn 10
Surgeon !. g. cnnerbcreer OF tue navy h's aS' oeom
known here although she with her sister spent the past
winter In Washington. The late Commodore Garrls0n
was her grandfather and she is well kncwn u Army
daughter or NJ n. Nolan. Of Albany; aud Edward
II. Hawke. Jr, Of this city, and Miss Emily
Of Albany. and George Cooper Iioliister. OF
Rochester is announced Cards for tho wedding
q Miss kiie llamel daughter OF Lieutenant JAMES
the Heavenly Rest Oh November 10, and OF MISS jennie
sptoud 10 DR.. Henry L. Cochran on November D, III
Brooklyn wedding. to take place IN san franclSc"
November "a. Will interest many New oikofS IL Is
that OF MISS Josephine Keg To Edward Corel OF TINS
city. The bridesmaids VIII be Miss Mary McAii,,er MISS
Jessie Williams Miss Helen Carter and Miss katy
LoOmis Miss Lena IL Roy, daughter Of StuyNcshnt '.
IL Roy and Amos T. French will he married ut Newport
early in December. Miss Harriet Bishop and j. +. j.
Laner will be married on November "a In Dr. fa1tos
church IN Forty -secOnd-5t
A number OF prominent people who gave large enter
tainments season will spend the winter abroad Dit
and Mrs Bradley Martin. who are now III Scotland, VIII
take house in London Mrs. Lo Roy VIII soon return
TO Paris to reside there permanently Mrs Beacn Grant
aud Miss Adele Grant will spend the cold weather
in the South OF France. and MI aud Mrs William hst0r
will sail for the Continent to be absent Tor several
months.
, At-home cards have been issued 10y Mrs. John HoG-
man. OF Madison-ave. for Wednesdays tnis month and
by Mrs. n. Heath OF West Eignecuth-s for the same
days
Tie death OF General Mcclellan has cast gloom over
many hods in the city. and IN the vicinity or his
country home IN Orange where he died There Is ueol
Daring the last month or TWO his house hai
been the rallyng pOnt for n merry tirong OF youm;
people. who rode AMI hunted ab"ut the country. aud
caris had sent out by Mrs Mcclellan Tor antero
tea at haywood Wednesday, General Mcclellan
pre-cininently u social nian aud was beloved oi
young and old alike His VIE anu uaaghtet cutter
and will be greatly missed this wiutor from the circles
which they were wont to grace with their presence.
DporrCSOD pJcEMDPE'g IEOTVRE