New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
THE WEEK IN SOCIE1H.
WEDDINGS; RACES ND HUNT BALLS.

GAYhTY AT THE COUNTRY CLUB AT PELHAM--PR"s-
PFCTIVE aAIRIaG' =.
The races and the ball at the Country Club
in Pelham have orcupied the attention OF many we'll
Eno Workers tine last few days Among th"s"
a the races Wednes lay Mr.. AMI Mrs James NJ.
Waterbury Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Lawrence, Colonel
ana Nrs DE Ianrey Kane. Mr.. aud Mrs Roosevelt Mr.
AMI Mrs. c. O. I-eiin. Mrs jacob Loriiir| vi. IN
Mrs J. r. K,rnnclan ami Mrs August Belmont Inc
srt w.s not thr but th-re VS. enii"~s Amusement
for every oae. The country cub has not the nnrst
situation m the world. fair dav its grounds are
excer .iurlv plrasant ami quite English" They werr
e-neci Ally irtivs Pr " evening wnen lig ted mp
for the ball Within the b0use the dec"ra ions we're of
a hunting and all the pretty trophies OF the
clubs gar ons me rinrs were disuIsyeL Forty couples
dan ed. the guests were MI and Mrs stuy-
vesant FI-h Mr. aud Mrs. william Jay. Judge and Mrs
C. d. Inser>ol and Mr.. and Mr. Frliowes- The patron
esses we're Mrs. Vatrrburv. Mrs Isen, Mrs Costrr.
Mr., Kent. Mrs Kane ana Mr.. Fish.
In weddings not much was doing: But quiet party
gathered in Calvary Church Wednesday when piss
Yates was married 10 cue ansevoort Jackson by the
Pew. Dr. Saiterle-. Tie bridesmaids were Miss stella
Yates Miss Jacsson Miss Magoun. AMI Miss WhiilocK;
the nsn~rs, Messrs Bad. barl ami Lahrms; AMI the
hest nan Francis JACKSON Mention should also he
ma OF the we ding of Lieutenant j. n Lewis l. :.
A and Miss Miunia wh-ttley in the Lexneton-ave
METHODIST Episcopal Church Thursday evening Inc
brides ialh@r the rector onicst-d. As military man
church with flags well flowers. ana it was not neg
ectei The n-hers were members OF the Engineer
Corps and ali In unorm-Lieutenants Taylor, san
fo-i Gillette. The bride attended by Miss
Thompson. Miss Sire and Miss Marguerite wheatey
one nci ent of interested in especial man
ner the Hebrew families OF wealth and prominence in
this city. This the marriage at DelmOnico- on
Tuesday evening Miss An lie selgran, daughter OF
James seigman 70 Albert H.. Oro.s Nearly every
Thing In the way tifu drcorst that could he
desired was se-u in the tallr sOm- Amons the many
cne,ts were representative tine Sci the Her
Manu. the Gross. the Hendricks families Mr. and Mrs
a. J. Drexe aud Cyrus W. Field were also present
A fashionable resort during the week has been the
pretty Lycrum Theatre where Miss Forescue delights
everyone by her performance Of Gretchen Miss Fores
cue hears hers-i in public and private lite 20 mOdesty
th It all New Workers f., a. II they o we'd her anira
ton and attention Among the audiences at the Iyceum
last week were Mr. Mr.. Levi P. Morton, Mrs
Whitney. Mr. aud Mrs. W. Poi ock Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Cooper Mr.. aud Mrs. James Low II rfInan. Mr.
BrOckhLst Cutting. T. l. Cutting. Mr.. ana Mrs William
b. Dowd Lansing Lamont Or. Boswortn, George rrum-
bull Davidson, c. Brce. aud Mr.. and Mrs John
Draper
Tuxedo Park still enjoys the height OF prosperity The
clubhouse is o. life and attra rtiOn and the
success OF the ball il sim commented on. TIE
next mpor VIII be opening Of the pretty
theatre on the 29tA
Few people STAY Ions in place in New-YOrk.
There will be the usual number Of changes THIS fall
MI Mrs. Richard irwin, IT,. Will leave their Old
house West Sevrntre thst tor bigger one in Thirty
sixth ST. Mrs. Hrks-Lorl will reopen the A SOP man
sion ia Washington square. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert PURIFY
will give up their house in East Thirtyeshth ST and
spend the ~uter away New-YOrk. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter J. barlow Will be IN East Twenty -nrstst This
is near the paerua Ioof at No. l NJ, dison square to
which everyone will be glad to know Mrs; s l. ".
nal vii Ien -
ami Mrs. Silne3 Dillon III ley WI beg holsekteplnS
at No. 40 West fifty hrd-st MI AID Irs. A; NJ;
Palmer retained Their town house. No 81 East
Fuy-nftn-sL from their country seat at stamford
Conn.
Amons the weddings close at hand those OF Miss
Lawrence and Dr. Murray Church OF the Incarna
on on Tuesday; and Miss Frances swan aud Benjamin
Welles, the next day. Dir. ard Mrs swan will give
their daughter reception at No. y West Nineteenth
81. Dr. Brugman aud Miss Brennan viii also be mar
ried day. the evening the wedding OF Dr.
". c. LuikIn- Miss Maggie Cameron will take pac-
IN Trinity Chapel Mr.. Taylor and Miss Davdse vii be
Married next saturday afternoon At o'clock IN St
PaLrs Church at EdG ewster, STATEN Island
For November several marriages are Already ar
ged At Grace Church on the thrd Of the mo tn,
Miss Potter daughter Bishop Potter ard Mr.. COwdn
will be- married Tue wedding OF Miss Otis and MI h
l. Clarkson also will take place In this church Niss
Ot-s br esmaids will be Miss MARTHA Otis. Miss Lena
Post. MISS T-Sie Hail aud NJ g Kate LIVINGSTON. on
tie 18th, klug@0Ol y J.. Viii DO gay over the mar
rsge OF Miss Hewitt and Df. Greeu
In the last month in the year 18th. Miss Carrie
Hustled AMI Donald Toucey Will be married in ST.
ThOHass Church.
The ENGAGEMENT is announced of Newbod Leroy to
Miss Ada Bates and Miss Alice Weir to Edward La
MOEtzGne.
The Essex County Hunt ball in the Music Hall at
Orange likely TO attract many New-Yorkers' on
Tuesday evening 1t Will be easy enough TO get there Of
course and sTecal train will leave Orange At l2:44
TO bring back those whose friends have not asked
them 10 stay AL nlgaL
In December there will he a chdrens fair At Mrs
Arthur NJ DoGge for the benefit of Of the numerous
charities IN which she is in crested.