New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
THE WEEK IN SOCI ETY..
AN AVALANCHE OF WEDDINGS.
HYMEN IN THE sUBURBs-DEPARTUREs FOR EUROPA
COMING INCIDENTS.

COMING INCIDENTS.
The month of roses will probably always be
the month of weddings 1t is not strange that many Of
the weddings of the weekook place in the leay suburbs
Monday opened with the wedding Of Miss Annie
E. Bronson and Sheldon Smith at Cal
vary Church. Miss Catherine Wolfe gave a
dinner party the evening, 1t being In honor OF the
Rev. Thomas Patrick Hughes, of England Mrs. W. r.
Garrison also gavo dinner at Demonicos, her guests
including among Others Miss Grant and Messrs Gren
fell and Binnger. Mrs. James b. Potter also COM
| pmented with theatre party and supper at tho
Brunswick on Monday evening, it being given by Allen
Thorndke Rice. Miss Myra Mofat gave dinner at No.
! 40 East Twenty-hf
On Tuesday the wedding bells began in earnest Miss
Bertha Laforcade, a daughter of Eugene Laforeade,
| was married to Count Harold 2 Al v Of Belgium.
brother of the Duke d'Auxy, family dating
from the days Of the Crusaders. There
was nupual mass, with impressive music
| in st. AIMS Roman Catholic Church. in Twelfrh.st
dianer served at the Lenox. Tho ushers were
Jules and Alfred Lefaivre, George and Ferdinand Al
lord. The married pair will sail June n to reside in
the Chateau Neuvile Brussels. The wedding OF Mss
Katherine Corse Saunders and Judge Charles Dennis
Ingerso attracted fashionable company TO the Church
OF the Ascension, in Ffthave. The bride is daughter
Mrs. Edward A. Saunders, of Flushing Tho marriage
OF Miss Elfrida Zollicofer and Horatio j. Brewer
Anthem Memorial Church also interested many. At st.
Marys Church. Scarborough, Frederick Amy and Miss
W. s.
Washington, were married Mr.. aud Mrs. q. G. Landon
and Mr. and Mrs. E. Johnson gave dinner parties.
The climax of the week reached on Wednesday.
pretty wedding out Of town took place at ST. Georges
Church, Flushn g. The bride Miss Edith Travers,
daughter OF Edward Traycrs. and the bridegroom Ed
were bridesmaids, John D. Cheeyer was the best man.
RSse DeHSes S asd Seo We're
the usheTs special boat group q eight pretty
10 wedding OF Howard Davis aud Miss Anna Shipper
at the Anchorage" seabrght; Miss Mamie Bell was
Fifty-scventh-st Mrs. j. d. LIE Mar gave musicale aud
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Firth dinner party.
On Thursday there relaxation, the racing al
jerome Park and the reception ai the Authors Club be
party at West Brighton $. l.. in the house Of Mrs
! Campbell. At Columbus, Ohio. double wedding OF
jane Parsons and Miss Anna Parsons
CITY and at Newport. while the brIdegrooms James
of eS SS Mr.. ane SWAN sne' will p0ns 20 to
saratoga and Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson will sail for
ESP on On na @s rS f s
the Rev j. ADDISON Crockett q Norols Va. and Miss
this city The officiating clergyman was the HEX Rev Dr.
Barton Of SEYs at the wnasS The married pair
| sailed yesterday on the Etruria
fierce short thunder did not prevent the opening
day Of the Ladies' Club for Outdoor Sports of Staten
Island, from being success. Several hundred guest:
from this city present and as the reception did not
begin ustii O'clock there was time foT the
e enough for s' promenadins. Mrs Shaw. the
president I'm dainty lilac gown received the guests %
The piazza clubhouse, which decked with
stands of flowers Mrs Boari%an Mrs JSwst S Ss
AG band stationed on the grounds played bright
sic aud the decidedly pretty one over the
grass fitted ladies in lgitcolored dresses and Few
tennis nets were set up. The club Is in ioursbing con-
dtiou, aud games played every Friday AFTERNOON.
tennis tournaments on Monday and Tuesday in which
the staten Island and New Rochelle clubs will partlcl.
pate, Tho Country Club defeated the knickerbocker
Club nine at baseball by score of 81 to 81, on Wednes
day. -, on,or
| tainments except weddings and commandments arc
one Wedding Of Miss Grace Lillian stevens daughter OF
Daniel T. stevens to DIR. William stevens The marriago
will take place the evenins and afterward there VIII pe
a reception at the brides home In West Fftieth.st
wedding at Orange on Wednesday Will attract isrgo
Field, daughter Of James W. FIELD the Edwin
sumner Larcher ST. Marx church w DC Tue SILT ~,
NJ the house in Northed ave- The bridesmaids VIII 20
Miss Summer and Miss Helen Em6apy sGts Coleman G
KSsoo. sumner Chaplin de Num- aud christian Hager-
Frank rd ~ Ll Hoi%es wiz Of JacSscnSis
and pIs M, Miss maid ia' of honor. Miss Anna Ina;
"a fns ia the Harlem Presbyterian Church. and on
Tie Eth Miss Hattie Clark daughter OF Mrs j. f. Clark
q sHyyssantw ra he 1 Meded in Trinity Chapel
The wedding will take place in the evening and will 20
home In chicago The wedding of John B. Marie Of this
city and Miss Florence Waite daughter of ChieJus'ice
| Waite will take place at Cleveland on the 18th.
Many people will return to town Oh the Gath 70 attend
two large weddings, that Of Miss Lansing and MI Nc
Vickar and az Miss Sae Marie and Frank n Pendeton
The former will be celebrated IN Calvary Church. MISS
| Fannie Swan. and Miss Nina Wright attending tno
bride Miss Marie will have her cousins, Miss JOSIE
| Marie and Mlss Steward as bridesmaids. ~,
The hop at West Point on Thursday evening next WIN
| attract "A numerous company. Tue cadets are makns
preparations for sevcralhundred friends On Saturday
| the graduating class will dine at Delmon.eos ihs
seaior promen made at Yale is set down for June ~
Many people have already LEI, town icr the seasvn
| either for Newport, the Berkshires or Europe in.
| Etruria, which Is the fashionable steamer
| carried q number OF well-known people ycstcrus,
| Hundreds of friends went down
say farewell and the cabins aud state rooms ooomeJ
| with fragrant June Mrs. Edwin Ia Bishop sna
Miss Bishop Of Irving place, sailed on the Celtic ana ~
Wednesday Mr. and MIRA James Brown Potter on thc slp'
for a six weeks tour through Norway ana S"r pa
Among those booked to sail arc Mn aud Mrs. y d.
croft Davis, Mrs H. b. Coke. Alexander and Susssys
| Coke on the goth, and Mr. and Mrs Edward nav
I thews with tho Misses Matthews on July sth a., ..S
AtNswport tho sason will begin early sno WA ~