New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-31
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
WEDDINGS. BALLS AND FRENCH GUESTS.
THE FESTIVITIES OVER THE UNWILLING OF LIB

rur Festivities OVER THE UNWILLING OF LIB
FRrY-opgvING THE NEW THEATRE AT TUXEDO.
The French guests who came over to see the
anveiag OF Liberty been the lions OF the week.
The city has entertained them. The Chamber Of Com
nerce has given them dinner. the Union League CluD
reeeptou aud other attentions from private CT liens
have been offered to them. II the weather had been
oeasant on Thursday OF the boats going down the
Raw woui have been crowded with the most prominent
NEWCOMERS As IL was many OF them went more or
less to their dissatisfaction. The reception OF the
Union League Club aud the Chamber Of Commercs din
ner were however brilliant a,Irs At the former en-
dstn guShed members Of the club we're
out in force and to the dinner the business community
sentits leading representatives, The bill OF fare was
irrepro4chahle the afterdnuer oratory was above
the average
Navt =, entertaining the French guests perhaps IN
,be interest rauks opening OF the Tuxedo
Park Theatre. This occurred on Friday evening The
tickets 49, ant the proceeds arr Tor the dement, or
chapel fund Despite the weather aud the late hour OF
town. large party went out from New-iOrk
Among those present Mr.. Mrs. Lawrence Tur-
nure, Mr and Mrs D0rsheimer. Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. A.
G-iswold. Mt. and Mrs Greenvile Kane, Mr. and Mrs.
r. Fulton Cutting and Mr.. AID Mrs. j. G. Heckscher.
The play given weeping Wives" an adaptation by
Mrs. Burton " Harrison, with Mrs. O. :. Teal, Miss
Lawrence. Messrs. Wendell and Coward in the cast.
Cup OF Tea" also payed with Miss De Wolfe in the
leading part Mis-. De Wolfe filed This role well at
perform last winter OF the Amateur Comedy Club
in the University Club Theatre. She has a " tumble
that is worthy a professional actress Mrs. James
Brown Potter gave After the performance
there was dance later supper Ii was early
Saturday morning when the merry making ended
The ball OF the Essex County Hunt Club in Music
Hail. Orange, on Tuesday night. well attend led in
spite OF Oy York people ami fashionable
resi- tents OF Orange aud neighbOrng towns. The Com
mittee OF ARRANGEMENTS deserve credit Tor the novel
everywhere displayed 1t was 8 o'clock later when
the dancing began, anl those VINO had invltetonsto
at a ulr q. u.
their fortunate companions hai 70 return 10
MT bSasa, 5son n0 Mrs. Richard King. Mr and
Mrs Puihp LyGig. Mr.. ana Mrs. John {. Nhmerding.
brook ald Rocksway Hunts aud the Country Ciuo.
From Philadelphia came the pretty Miss Harding 49,
OF the week at the CHURCH Of ne lucar
nation. when Miss LAWRENCE AID Dr. Murray we're
married six bridesmaids attended the bride, dressed
in white crepe de chime carrying pink chrysanthenuH~
Willis ami Wood; aud the ushsrs wsre Me-sr$ Cotes.
Nlsuer, Lawrence, David Lapsey, Collins ana Irotter
Tue BRIDE, OF course. the jewel or the wedding
ttian'ond, ANAL reception followed az 30 a East
Twenty-0inth-sL The church was We'll MED Win
The Weiles-Sw1n wedding took place Wednesday
evening West F0rysecoud street Pres5y ter al
Church, aud was handsome affair Fine moral decorA-
tons br gnened the interior OF the cnrch ana lasn
iOnablr assembly filled rs pewa Mss swan wore ~te
point lace. she ia fascinating brunette And
was much al nireL Miss Dana Mss S!nl', Miss W m
throp Mss Post. $. Wnituey and Miss HAii we're
bridesmaids. James H. Jones was Mr. Weless best
mau. anu Me>srs I. j. Oakley Rhneander Isaac seln,
William Codman and the Rev. C. j. Mason acted 2,
Nest Nincteeuth-st.. was not large.
Elevator, staten Island, IN 81 PauNs Church yes
terday afternoon Charles G.. Fay aud Mss Virginia
Mason DavIdg- married. A arSe number o. we'll
Rno New-Y0rS peOD.e went down TO the island by
special from the loot OF Whteuali-s at o'clock.
A ter the ceremony small reception was given at the
house OF the brides her MS TAYLOR Is eyeryw
adm red a. accomplished AMI amiAbie woman.
NJ Townsend and Sr1 Willie Johnson lre soon /
married. and the -ngagenent OF IS Nhippe, or
New-Iork. 20 Berthe Powell, son OF Mayor Powell OF
Newport. "a uOuuced.
Mlfhiu couple weeks several weddings Will occur |
az Ne port; Lieutenant Wright AM Miss Boxer, Mr. /
hrkens NJ - Langley. Mr.. DOrns ami Mss hOyntpu
The weeks gayety Will he especially marked |
by AMI matinee daHsGRte at jerome Park on
Election Dtv. This NOS regular racing dav. or az
least vii be more II social man sporting festival.
and given under the general auspices Of the
Climb II u Mr. Jerome Own idea and M-ssrs. August /
BE mont, Fraucis r Rive-. DE sncey ne. A. Wright |
SANFORD and James G.. X. Oar he ping him carry !
II ont Lander DelmOuic0 will attend 10 their part
OF the eutertainmen winch VII doubtless b. charm
ing success 4 the day Is AZ a p asani. At 1870 p n
special tram Will carry guests from the Grand Contra
aifon.
Ghe horse at the VI alison square Garten ought
a affair II better than heretofore
for horses made. The entries large
AM good classes. Dos and horses mans best
aud of kud generally draw we'll