New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-22
., tina American Opera Company. has sailed for New
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THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
AN INCREASE IN WEDDINGS.

c,vPTy IN THE sUBUIBs-THE LADIES' ORCHEs-
TRIAL SOCIETY COMING FESTIVALS.
Tho wedding of Miss Emile Nelson. and
,,adeton Burrll which took place on Tuesday IN the
,,la Protestant Episcopal Church at Far HoeEaWay
- in many respects the most interesting social
nctsept of the week just past Both pride and pride
~ have n large circle of friends, and most OF them
So .,,,r rav TO the pretty little seaside town.
, 81, from, Hunters Point took the guests from
.i,tv The service conducted by the Rev W. H.
n,,ou ir brother OF tho bride william BurriI D. A.
-. and George Griswold were the ushers. The hest
~ ros Henry u. Burnham. Miss Heckscher Miss
,.0 Mis-. Nelson aud Miss Winthrop In pale pink
49, -, little rink hornets made charming quartet
,.s,o,ds and the bride looked lovely In white satin
n, o,d oont lace. The reception AZ the Homestead
bcb has beeu the country seat OF tue family Tor over
w., crturv was characterized By genial hospitality
nd rho decorations OF English holly ana chrysan
.hr0rms cave delightful Christmas look to the large
VA ,oshioned rooms The Meadow Brook Hunt wac
l represented the members al Pearing In their PINK
co,t. and stanley Mortimer ana r. d. morgan uIo'o
over in their coaches with large parties AHer Tue
1,, ,,era vas a meet Of the Hunt on the yet
rean award in front OF the house anu the start was
Calamity made by the riders in the presence OF hundred
-, svad maidens The guests who returned on the
nei.I train held reception al the way back to town
Among those present Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Hartman
Miss Young j. H. Cheever. Mrs. Moran. Mr. ana MIS- La
Montague Miss La Montague, Miss Beekman' Mrs
Charles Peters, Mr.. and Mrs Jay. Mrs f. Roosevelt
George Work Mrs. ). T. Huckley, Mrs Moran ana inc
Misses Stevens The young couple received numerous
presents ,
The wedding OF Miss Mary II. Chittenden ana "liiiam
Rradford At the house OF the brides father L. f.
Cbittenden, No. 40 East Sixty hfth-st On MONDAY
afternoon was quiet but pleasant incident III Town.
The parcrs were decorated with palms and ferns relieved
by vases and baskets OF rare flowers ana there was
music The bride attlred i'll white corded SIX ""n
draining o, beaded tue and point lace. sue was
attended by Miss Bessie Chittenden and Miss Hach as
bridesmaids and two little boys acted as ushers sidney
bradford brother Of the bridegroom was the nest man
There we're present only relatives aud few intimate
friends On Tuesday evening Miss Miunie Ber'ord
Allen aud George A. Ludin were married In the Central
Presbvterian Church and at the same hour large
company OF guests assembled in Trinity Chapel to see
Miss Annie Schenck married TO the Rev samuel boruen
Smith Miss Guernsey aud Miss skinner were the brides
maids wearing gowns OF white lace. and Miss Carrie
schenrk was the maid of honor. Miss Huss aud Sr'
Parkhurst we're married at the Madison Square Presoy
terrain Church. on Wednesday tho wedding OF Miss
Sa!lie schumacher aud Henry c. Riley, OF Phiadeipha
in the Church of the Holy Spirit in Madsonave drew
together several hundred people. Thursdays weddings
were numerous At the Church of the CoGendht
Miss Sarah Post and Henry \. COrwith were married by
the Rev Dr. Vincent, aui wedding breakfast followed
AT the house of the brides aunt Mrs Rogers in MADISON
ave In the Reformed Church in Fifth-ave. In the
evening Miss Zadee Van santvOorl and the Rev. "loh
Merle smith of Cleveland, married. The reception
at the house OF the bride father IN Thirty ninth ST. Was
largely attended and the floral decorations Of plants aud
roses in clusters were rich.
several small dinner parties and luncheons have been
given during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ldward Cooper Of
Washington square, North entertained eSE'ceu EucsV'
on Monday evening. Mrs. Graham, OF West seven
teenthst. a small dinner party on Tuesday au9 on
Thursday Mrs. Bolton Hall and Colonel and Mrs.
way Mrs. Kellogg, OF the Barcelona, No. 10 west
es9 s, sre d lDr @ Oh Among tue
guests were ProieSs9s and MIS-. Ir1IeT, goa" w.
CasWel. Dr. and Mrs Npiccr' OF Tue broohEh N"n3
Yard gave luncheon for eighteen or twenty !0nhs
peope on friday, ami yesterday Mrs CLARE, OF West
Ninthst, gave a small dinner with handsome h0ral
decorations. The reception OF tue Racquet Clue on
"Wednesday afternoon was Largely attended anu MT
Travers proved himself an adniIa lie host
TIE numerous fairs that beiug held have afforded
one going ou IN Horticultural Hall FOR the benefit OF Tue
french Can lie Chdrcn hsd larg; ATTENDANCE ester
q 3, and Doll SHu" at IT. Georges church ALSO
& & nf me trse1 Connty HUT on Friday evening
ia Music Hail. orange brJ ght TO hng ciO~e tue idI
seaOn OF tue ouD. The hall prctuy decorated and
4 i% f n rncG mill q The lady paroncsse,
received the guests Included Mrs Ld"aid Mih5iow'
Mrs Paul ThebSud and the Countess tie Moikc-ilint
field Douglass Robinson. jr. LOUIS Thebaud. c. A:
Mum aud Powers Fart constituted the committee OF
dancing was enjoyed as it will not he later on in the
season When three balls week al" be the rule Orange
has yet ceased ~ be gay on Tuesday there VII o
interesting amateur thraircas m Music Ian i"r
the benefit OF the Memorial Home when are uhdcI t"o
supervision OF Mrs. john C. Nimcrding ana Mrs OhVer
1.
twelve at their residence. No. 80 west torty
second-st yesterday The guests were Cyrus W Field
George NJ Pullman, Lew VI. Bates. Philip Bruu' II.
Victor NcwcomD A. dc Cordova, H. McElligott and
Daniel Doagherty, Colonel A. L. showden ana : t.
Levy, OF Philadelphia. ,., ,., 49,,
exception of Monday evening When the opening OF tho
German Opera season at thc McilOpOhldh OPfid
House will mn the boxes with fashionable people,
occupy thcm 10 moro" are Charles ldueT, Mrs.. " o.
Roberts, Mr.. aud Mrs Ogden Gocet' NJ ara ,, Mr..
Robert tOeet. Mr. and Mrs. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs Ic6er
r. Tshor MIR aud Mis-. James l." Breeze. George
Peabody Wetmore. Miss Amy Townsend Miss May
Henry sloan. The only wedding o. importance ~ that OF
Miss Harriet Bishop, dau gutter or Hchcr IL ll-h"p 10
James lanoi, which Is To- take rih'e q, ha ia5'
on Tuesday In Dr rGKtons churcn IN Forty second ST.
with d reception at Mir. Bishops house III tnthdEe
Cards are out for two December weddings Miss Alice
Johnson daughter OF Heron A. john sou, and telHar
Ie Row Emmet will be married December at the
of brides father IN tft-aye the sGrt n3ny TO
evening On tho following afternoon IA Zion CHURCH
Miss Grace Hoffman aud John Jay White Will be
married. BE sides tine debut reception for Mis- Amy
Ore for Miss Salle Elliott daughter OF Mrs j. T. Foster
70 take place December b. au1 dance Tor MISS WIN
balls TO take place as usual DemunicOs, have just
been announced. They will take place Oh December
Drsyt1n Mrs Frederick IL. Jones. Mrs. ogden Mills
Mrs W. Il. Smith ana Mrs. Arthur Wcnau compose the
committee OF management. BROOKLYN Is In have Rose
Bal on December o. aud the first H. H. D. C. IS to take
place the 18TH with oilers on january ava - anu
February %.
The aides Orchestral Society which 10 be Il balm
TO many who placed hopes ia the LADIES' Club. ha@ been
organized with Miss SARAH Hewitt a5 president MISS
Fanny Johnston treasurer and MIS- Eleanor Hewitt 40
for rehearsas. The orchestra Is composed entirely OF
ladies who PLAY on viOns, yloIs. double bases and
yolonceliOs and IL IS hoped by many that they Will
give an exhibition OF thrir skill IN handling these
instruments.
DINNER TO M BARTHOLDL