New-York tribune., 1886-02-14

,, Her ornaments were diamonds. including hand
ane necklace the gift of her grandfather Inc newly
marrcd uair after south srn tour VIII reside hNeW-iOrk
e,n, had made merry the day before over the we'd
6inS Of George l. McAIpn ana Miss 5. Blanche BeIUa-
min at rlny Church. But there are more wed1ings to
come Early next mon James B Townsend viii marry
Miss Gilbert, Paul luckerin@n MISS Mhtuthi ana " H.
Eennedv Miss Nav Robbins The engagement OF Charles
Pentsen 10 Miss Lily JONI is announced; also OF Rod
man Pc 10 Miss Auta Pel-not relative-and OF Ineo.
dore Ettng Of Philadelphia 10 MISS Ner flak'' oi
YESTERDAY thero was enough FOR fashionable people
DO koib day and night ST. Valentines Ket'edrum was
mold AZ the 7lst Regiment ArmOry at broadway and
Thrry-tth-st The list Of patronesses IN itself was
evening the Junior Cub occupied the University Club
Tbeatrr again, and performed with success " The IL
ne sentinel end a Cure for Fdgets' The proceeds
were II Mary's Free Hospital. ,-
This week soctty Will be interested in Mrs Draytons
co'illon and the Junior Patrarchs.
News by cdbl" caused good deM ot taik turing inc
week. Il not the riots or the supposed riots III Lon
don however that excited attention. Such incidents
paled before the announcements that TWO moro Amerl
can ladies' are going to wed foreign nOhemen-oT per
haps IL /. fer to say have engaged 10 oe mar
foreigners with titles. IelNohai llieIuN VI
N,s Adele Grant had been denying right along that she
was TO Earl Cairns whom sine met i0dt years
ago Bradley Martin ball IN the winter OF lo'' -
And they deny 1t vet The report is, however that
finishing touches were put to the affair al
Pan, where Lord Cairns has a Wh,Gt, resi-. resi-
dsnshtcr are now in Rome Miss Grant OF course Is
wel.-knuwn IN New-IOrk and Newport Last Whltr size
lived IT No 36l West Twenty -thlrdst So Grant was
educated abroad, ana III London, where good looking
women arc scare. considered great beauty she
rorr ana II was shown in the last exhibition OF the
RoyaI Academy Lord GdrmOyle was not popular IN
NrwloIk when he visited here, but Lord Cairns would
PROBABLY be more acceptable now. II is not announced
when the wedding will take pl 'ce. most malicious
lady rem kcd when she heard the news that would
probably soon. She was thinking of MISS Folltsque
The ;hcr engagements of Miss MOuton. daughter or
the late Mr. Charles Moulton, OF Boston 10 Baron
Raaben. Her mother is now the wtr ol tht panaH
Muistcr t. Italy, whom she married AT washington
aftertur death of her !irs husband. MrS Mouton-Ln
dengrOVe sweet singer whose voice WAS often hear
some years ago the OF tue Episcopal Church
in Rome where the faithful under Dr. Ntvln met III
hall. Her husbands death left her IN reduced SrTnn %
stances hut m tn 4 changed when she met NJ neg
ermapl luiengrove. Miss Nina MoultOn OF course ms
sr o,i of hrr time abroad she Is called most agree
are ana cultivated lady. Her d6n'% Baron Etaben
sand Ia be the richest nOhleman IN Denmark. a.,
Cnl mel C,ry who becomes Lord Falkland hy the
death Of his uncle has American lazy Tor MS VII
Miss Mary Reade. of NewIOfk she Is cousin OF Mf7'
J.. i. Morton. =, 49,.
The chicken show closed It's doors at the M'1lson
Souare Garden Ia the mid lie OF the week. II had been
attended before that 10y a good many weti-Nno WI
New. Workers who have summer places near lhls CITY
and raise spring chickens at 81 30 apiece.