New-York tribune., 1886-05-09
TIE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
NOT so MUCH GAYETY AS AFTER EAST

weddings. The Westminster ke3ncl CLUBS show
attracted less attention this year than usua yet eys,v
afternoon from Tuesday until Friday many we'll known
New Workers. OF both have been seeo I'm ,..
Madison Square Garden. It was certainly one OF tha
best OF the kind given in tb conaty and IN
the credit Of The visitors be IL ssd the biggest and most
Hooking dogs attracted admiration than IN,
apdog collection of skye-, pugs and terriers P.o,ls
with ltng proci' tiles lamented the rain yesterday
wDich postponed the races at Ccdarhurst
The combination exhibition at the METROPOLITAN
Museum ~ Art the thrtee tn semi annual museum ex-
| hiLton and the eighth OF the Society OF American
Artists on TussIay attracted ladies gentle.
men who like pictures. There among them Mr.
and Mrs. william f.. Dodge General di Cesno!a, Mrs n
Cesnola W. W. Astor, DR.. and Mrs. Morgan. and Mr..
and Mrs. Bishop. There oi all kinds %
be heard but everybody in tho West Gallery agreed tha.
the directors overcoming their sc,uples against
showing pictures of tie human form yne bat entirely
unalOrned.
The evening many OF tho same people found
their way the meeting OF the Nineteenth Century clab
! at the American AIT Associations rooms In rseDty-
third the subject OF discussion there. T.
| Hopknson Smith, j. W. Alexander, W. A. Coffin ana
Clarence Cook spoke, the particular branch OF art in
question Dcius the work Of the i'm resslonists n the
work OF the Paris impressloni.t which long filed this
place had been left the walls speakers could have
illustrated what they had to say In exceptional
manner The mpressIonists the better OF the
meut appareDy-or at least they made themselves the
amusing, which at gatherings OF this kind IS about
the thing.
All peop are not supersous al out being married In
unlucky May, Is SHOWN by the wedding in Paris
Tuesday Peter T. Barlow and Miss Louise Matthews
1t in the morning. all wedding abroad and
was celebrated in tho American Chapel. The American
colony in the French capital was we'll represented. and
the BRIDE dressed satin and point with q
tule veil and diamonds, the 100000 lirt OF tho
briae, groom, gteaty ad nired. The brides
maids Were her si~tef. Miss Fiorencs Matthew'S, her
cousin Miss FANNIE M, thews her niece, MI, Edith
| Matthews, and Miss slocun, OF New-Orleaos Their
dresses OF silk brocaded with Ia colos
| II. NJ. Jones and Dr. v Mott, OF this city, acted IS
nshers Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow will be London
during the and expected home by July l.
Among the guests at the wedding were Dir. and Mrs.
Edward Matthew'S father and mother of the bride; sr
and Mrs. Brtnder Matthews, Miss Everett and Mrs.
Pel Mrs. Barlow will be presented at court We'd
| Desday of this week.
on the sane lay in this city Miss Emily Post daughter
OF T. A. Post OF No. l3 East Thirty eighih-s..,
rnarIisd to George Griswol, in the Church or the
Incarnation, Madson-ave There no dsf lay about
affair, the dresses OK the que particularly
pretty At ct AIMS, in West Eighteenth ST. in tue
afternoon there celebrated. the wedding OF Miss
Grace \. Jackson, daughter Of Daniel .acksen, AID
Ogden Dorenus Bu d. DIR. Gallaudet ohiciatea.
tule envelOped the bride, carried
bouquet o white rOur blesu aids attended Aer
Mis-, Helen jackson. Miss Ktty Donovan, Miss Maud
Perkins aud Miss sara GaAudet.
A large assembly of representatives, Of the best
German American families IN New York gathers ed at
BdIthO Smews IN this city "Wednesday tO witness
the wedding Of Miss Laura A. Weber to y. B. Weber.
The bride dressed in white silk trimmed with duchrsse
lace escorted to the cnancei her father, Jonn
Meorr wnere the BRIDEGROOM AMI his best nian, ~ 4.
Wendt, her. The ushers were Edward Weber. +.
RO enberg, William Foster, W. G. Hcppenneimer, T.. 4.
Rice, jr.. Pcrcva kuhue and Francis hecK. There
reception at the bride, taheIs house. No. LII
Malison-.ye, which was attended by NJ and Mrs.
aud Mrs. Alan Weber, Mr.. AMI Mrs. {. +. Blolee Mr.
aId Mrs. j. u. Cri'nmIns aud many others. featars
OF this wei1ing was the Hue music in the church.
Calvary Church was also tne scene 81 attractive
wedding ths day, when Mss Corroa :. Marsh.
- l.n all lIlaf
Dr satterl~e The bride Va, a,trei in While ss,ia
trimmed with point dUchesse lace and ltersi
! the church on the arm of her cousin, ]. VI Angus.
nshers Richmond briggs and II. II. Hughes. whIe
tue briiesrocln's mainstay was Clinton A. Dodge
the reception - No Il East rwenty nrst were NJ
Sn Mr and Mrs. Henry Manoe Miss Kline
| lander aud Bishop scarborough.
Nirnois and Charles rrrIns Allen. The csromony Sas
performed in the Church OF the Heavenly Rest IN tue
| late lie Roy Nichols was given away by Dr. /. L.
| Daniorth Tho best man was J. Montgomery strong.
and Mr.. Van claim. The dress OF The bride made
| OF white f',e ana silver orocade.
Miss CnaIn Dcrlain been tue city q1iety visiting
Mrs Edwin Parsons She seems lndlsposei to accept
Other weddings which deserved mention those OF
Miss Grace Messemer and George Graienoerg. at tho
RascovaI To Elias Goodman, IN the Madison Avenue
Temple Wednesday, Miss Choate to Dr. Johnson
Miss Helen Buchanan to William Lyman of boston.
The cuertainn.ent for tue benefit Of tue Bsrtbodi
PEDESTAL Fund passed Oh successfully in the iemy OF
Music Thursday afternoon. Miss Wainwright re. ii
Which Mrs James Brown Potter hai expected 10
recite over = 900 VIII thus be given TO the fund BY
inability OF Mrs Potter To appear, OWING To the too
cOnspcaon, POSTING Of her name on n The GIls OF an,
unfortunate misunderstanding, for the ladies who
nelestea IL ,ne H m app6eeited Mf
to annoy her In any way.
Otner entertainments OF the week were Mrs d. E.
Homes mtlSIcac on wednesday AT No. 2I3 FlIth-
aud the OF the Knickerbocker Boating Cub On
Tuesday afternoon in the Tennis iding, No 2l2 West
Forty nrst st. Tne,e was music u the Tennis IIa in
addition TO the tea and J. Hooker Iiamersley WAS
bowling present, among them Mrs Elliott Roosevelt
Mrs ESH@0I E ssG" s s'i Mss Leroy
Sart' If aSS I'd NJ Vs.. A. WIFI Mr. ant ar GerSs d.
twelve Guests Thursday; oance and dinner party
by Mrs f. 0. Livingston, OF No. loe East Thrcth-st.
III East Twenty first it.. Friday afternoon for the
benefit Of Tue Fresh ,i',6, Ar Fund .o,o ov. ,n,
party AT The Madison square Theatre for the Duke OF
party at Denonico's. Tho evening previous the Duke
had dined with Austin Corb,D. The other gaests at
cnIas OF pnaaopha; aud Sir Rcarcs cSerSa
Joseph H. Choht,. samnel sloan G. Uaatineton anl
also euoy ed tiip the Hudso on invitation OF COM
moiore storm. ana a visit GU Long Island win Mr.
There was dance. sedaesday evening at Mrs. W. T:
the daughter Of the house, who then made her debut IN
society. The larors were beautifully iccor'te with
non ;e, NeviDs Anderson, Clarendon Maidncnt and
Demrrest.
Miss Adele Grant Miss Langdon. Mrs. Bradley Martin,
and Miss Cora Barnes, daughter OF the Hon. Deiuis
Barnes 0f Brooklyn were presented Court at Buck
ngLin Palace last Wednesday.
benefit performance was given by tho Amatnnth
Dram Society OF Brooklyn Wednesday evening
before audience tina, crowded the Academy OF Muso
and netted handsome sam tor tue treasury oi me
society The bill consisted os tho plays. A scrap ~
PAPER" and WIthercd Leaves. and concert os e.bt
NUMBERS by Cappa's seventh Kegim Orchestra. Tho
plays well mounted aud acted with spirit BY MIS-
Ella G.. Grceue Alberta GalatiL, Jcsnne c"chr'he.
Ma al Anderson, Harriet Lawson. Ada Ten EycA ana
Elise Louis and Messrs J. {. Costello, Edwin hnowles
Charles Bellows IT,, Virgil Lopez Alfrei Young b IL.
TbrucknoI ton, A. H. Marquis and \. W. kejoek with
Roh.ld M HOGAN a., stage manager. II ma6o
kuown az tie annual meeting Monday tsat t.e