New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-03
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
n,,1 OF VARIETY AND INTEREST.

rho Dog Show at the Madison Square Jar
s, was perhaps the most attractive feature o' 700.
~..r from social point Of view. The dogs "eio n
s.nec,aly sociabe but met many peopio rd
4he bark Of the prize collies. pugs' o. -. rh
and snanels az they carried on 'H0 "a their
hon was welcome 70 the ow" ,don was
s,oa. On rainy afternoons the " . horro
iionu' -. =, ,he vonpg people remaining ior nuns
' - ohoot from one kennel 10 ahotuei'
az" s..o,s,g Among those VINO Visl'ea '"o o.
- ,ho Misses Remsen, Mrs Jonn oa s - WI
W. Ut Kramer the Misses Draper MISS hu0s "O'H'
Soh' ,,rseher Miss Turnure Mr. and Mrs. D. Coleman
,anos,on Mr. and Mrs. Remsen, Mrs Hoey' MISS hoe9'
. r.o,,os Hitchcock and Lester Wallack MISS Elise
Sh,,rgers dog schwartzeie took special hrst prize
,, not for his good behavior He could not DC nuueo
A come out of his cage to be judged so 'ne
to go 70 him Mrs Thomas Hitchcocks heiu sPauio'i
ried OF blue ribbon, ana W. H. 00i''"'
setter as fortunate. u,s,av
,,rnoons we're unusual gatherings OF the literary
class and showed how widespread Is the Interest," "
nen and those who WELD it, The movement ioi 'ol
national copyrght received large hnancIai anu ma
,mpetus by the entertainments The audiences a''o'
xvere largely composed Of women Inc points
- no the authors on the stage keeny watched
o.. ona ou,ckv nppreclated. Messrs. Howells, EgGies
ton Carleton Bunner Smith and Clemens were par
teularly happy In pleasing the audience.
The weeks weddings have been deficient either ID
number or interest though tickle weather has maoe to
,r,des frown and smile in quick succession. MISS
,~~ Etpeke daughter Of Judge Charles
1sncte was married In Brooklyn on iueS-
6av evening to Colonel James H. morgan
recently appointed consul to Australia iho cofono
ss nerformed by the Rev. Dr. c. G. Hail. at the house OF
Major C. L. Ffncke, No. LOG Montague-s ST. In inc aei
noon of that day. at Troy, N Y, Henry CdS''hr 70
Rham Of this city, and Miss Anna Isyior WARREN
te, of George B. Warren. were married at ST. faui
Church. .,,,.. .,o.o
On wednesday there we're numerous weddings. those
., Miss Edith Newbold Jones to Edward H.
Wharton of Boston, and Miss Ehzaoe'h l. o'e"Op
IN James Low Hartman being especI"iiS
no,evortby Trinity Chapel was tDe soeho
., tho drst-uamed and Mr.. Bishops house. In up
ner Fifth-ave the place of the second Inc Drii on
at Mr. Bishops All unusually pretty ono rs wv
t,epds gathered around the young people in the large
hail The ushers we're all members OF the kocKa"ay NUM-
Cyub as also was the bridegroom. Inc company
present was brilliant one. IN brooAi'" '"o
weddings of Miss Lizzie Chandler 10 fIeueieA
ii. Herrck and of Miss Matte f. Wempe 10 "iiA""
TYSON Hayward were noticeable.
1brrsdav was remarkable chiefly as a wedding day
also The Church Of the Heavenly Rest saw the cere-
monv uniting Miss Fanny E. Johnson daughter VI
leonard w. johnson, and Edward spencer Sh''n' nv
the Windsor Hotel Miss Eselle Eastoh. daughter OF D.
II. Easton was married to william b. Down, Jr Ct
pa,ricks Cathedral was the scene OF the wedding OF
lowing at the Victoria Hotel
Entertainments have been few in number Mrs' MaI
shall O. Roberts gave pleasant dinner party "i "'u-
pesday evening TO twenty guests and MIS- ."iennn1
siSthst gave card party. matinee Of the Chlidrens
Carnival Yesterday delighted several huhuIeu te PEG
H. and i'm the evening A. r. Mead gave theatre party
10 the Bijou The oxford Club, of Brooklyn gavea large
and pleasant reception at Their clubhouse Oh to-
ave last evening, music and supper being among the
ar;e.Uhs have been announced those OF Miss
tn Pelham Clinton, or England, and Of
Miss Alice Johnson TO Herman lie Roy Enlnet. Miss
Zerega is the danghter OF MIS- os aerrs" anu c nns
ton is the eldest Of Lord Pelham Clinton and cousin
W r mi NINTH does not promise many entertainments
The weddings will b. few. Amateur theatficals and
entertainmeuts with dinner parties will constitute the
ing The Romance Of Poor Young Man VIII be given
schools The east will ne made up OF the amateurs who
plared so we'll in the University Club Theatre In the
SeSYSsf CA aas BassS for the benefit Of the
Mouteaor, Home for Ln,alids' pot,., q, In
fsyelteplace. win give sno,r large T FeseptoR
Patt1r aud his bride. They have recently returned
from their wedding tour Several hundred invitations
haebeJars dinner and dance at the Hotel Brunswick.
Only sixty guests will be present supper is to be
with bright spring flowers. Dancing viii take place
after tie supper and there will probably I've eoon
A. the request Mrs Oliver sumner Teal the play OF
"The Cape Mail" with Mrs j. b. Potter. M Hlll and
Mr. Coward m the east VII pS sTe ,mv W
rus Viii he fol owed by Mrs Burton Harsous clever
Translation fran the French OF Weeping wives, with
The same cst that recently gave p with marked
success at the house of Mrs Dodge Many weilknOwn
society people in NewYOrk have made up parties TO
AMEND these thearicals After tue performance sup
per will be- given for the cast by Mr.. and Mrs ohver
The Amateur Minstrel Jubilee to be given Friday
evening in Academy OF Music IN aid OF the Barthod
count of its object the attractive programme pre-
pared The patronesses include Mrs Parke Goodwin Mrs:
Alien Butler and Mrs Frederick U. satterlee. These
ladie, with hundred others nave haa eharss OF rhe
pr,eramme includes sOiree musicale d'Airqne, TO be
efyen NV TWENTY-FIVE members Of the Seventh Regiment
GIee Club Tue Mendelssohn and Musnrgia Glee Clubs
will also give their services and therew De banjo solos
darkey farce Of The Romance Of Poor Young Man,"
by Henry Gallup Paine, TO e9ne9ae me progTalnne.
Mrs stevens has issued cards for receptions at
weather is peasant they will partake OF the character
OF garden parties, as the grounds SURROUNDING the house
have been sent out the wedding of Miss
Daisy williams OF Rhode Island. TO George Henry War
rem r. IL Is 10 take place Thursday afternoon May
la in ST. Bartholomews Church. reception
win take place II No. 20 hniS %%eIe Of
the bride Miss Gertrude Cheever and John Elliot
Cowdm are To lie married on May 20 at Far Rocksway.
The wedding will be celebrated and followed by
a breakfast Atterward there VIII be meet OF inc
Rocfaway Hunt Oh the lawn front of the house Miss
Cheever is line equetreune and this feature at her
wedding will be fitting compliment 10 her
si asr mss srison mss George MecEscher
Mss Incy Work, Miss COwdin and Miss Fanny Stevens.
Miss Estsllc Garrison and the Hon. Charles Aaule Ram
say OF England, whose engagement was recently an
nounced are be married on May 81 at Mrs Garrisons
bouss nj Elberon. .,.,
The departures for Europe numerous, notwith-
standing The warfke attitude OF England and Russia
MANY are going to enjoy the IN London which -
iist beginning Mr.. and ars William M Bliss wiz sail
next Saturday for short absence ana ex-Att0rney-
General aud Mrs. Brewster will sali early III June 10
remain throughout the summer.
The Roekaway Hunt Races will begin next Saturday,
and the Jerome Park on May 80 The Coaching
Club will give their annual drive on the 10TH and their
parade on Decoration Day.
Many people already preparing to leave town.
Most OF them will go to River and NewJersey
resorts until July. when the Newport season wiz be
gin. There Is prospect OF season at Newport.
Mr. and Mrs John Jacob AstOr Mr.. and Mrs William
Astor Mr.. and Mrs Ogden Goeet Mr.. ana Mrs Robert
Goelet. Mr. aai Mrs. Wilson. Commodore and Mrs.