New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-03
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
ABOUT READY TO COME TO TOWN.

WEDDINGS FOR THE FIRST WEEKS OF OCTOBER
JEROME PARK LESS GAY THAN Usual
| There is at least disposition among fash
iOnable people OF eisurs 10 yet back 10 and this
week will many Of them In their house, In tho ely
OF this class especially those who do not own
country aces, but vino put up at hotels BY the SC
OF October they grow pretty tired OF hotel life, even
among the Berkshire Hills ana fit homo thankfully.
Persons so fortunate have spots Ia the country all
their still remain There and viii probably stay
out OF NewYork until NoveDbers melancholy days have
arrived. The East Drive In the Park growing mora
crowded each afternoon with nne equpagesa sg1
that people coming home. Yet they do not muclf
beyond and the Fashionable
glory OF Jerome Park obsoured for the present
In seasons gOns by the opening days at this beautiful
marked by the appearance OF numerous
fourth hands, and countless WILL DR. ssei women and
men, year swelldom has not turned out in force
at the clubhouse.
The bail which to be given at The handsome club
house at Tuxedo Monday evening has been postponed
until the middle OF the month. breakup ut LenoS Is
expected about that time There Is much going on In
the Berkshire Hills inst now, however. fhe Leuox club
house ball took pl zee Mondav evening aud WAS
brilliant success Tie subscription dances at private
houses t Is said. will here ,er be given Saur lay
evenings cad of Thursdays On Wednes lay morning
tho burning OF the Clif Ho and cottage near By
furnished new topic OF conversation for the somewhat
tagged gossips.
It's expected that Mrs. James Brown Potter will soon
appear In private theatcas in the pretty theatre at
Tuxedo
The first days o, the month will he marked BY a
number o. weddings in which fashionable New-Yorkers
take more or less interest This week. Tues lay Miss
Howard and Nr. Pell will be married at Newport; on
Wednrs lay at gu ter before 2, In the Church OF the
Hos Spirit at Sxty-sxth-st and NJ 'dison-ave' tho
welding OF Miss Zerega and Charles 5. Pelham Clinton
will DO celsDratsi; Thursday. at Rigcwood, N j..
80 l.ltn MI Mr. al
Morgan and Miss Parsons. ami at Oswegc. ~ " OF Miss
Eot Churchill daughter OF Justice Churchill. OF the
sur rene Court, aud Dr. W. X Fisher, u s. A.
The opening of another mansion III Old Washington
SQUARE Y drs. Hicks Lord Offset Nv the closing for
tie winter OF the Francklyns' ouse, noted for It's
smart =" eDteraI, neDts ID days past.
The tennis tournament of Wednesday will be continued
on .ursiny OF TINS week AMI neat Tne INST meet
FIJI iay) IA danes will DC given tue club house IL IS
expoctei to q "a hnc affair. Probably it viii he 81. as
give the Organization a " boom " IN social way
The morse snow. which is one Of tue fashionable
entsrt ,Iu uents New York now. Will "peD In tue
Madison oqnare Garden on the first week ia November
sa CIV nsr"n rIsSy M sroosyn ON rnar..y
evening last pleas nj wedding 'crnrred at Tue noase
.rs ' TS T mas Alien Bertbnm and Miss Ida Covert.
niece OF Mr. Bovine Among Che guests th't mica tne
william Colin, Mr. and Mis- McCare the Rev. K. :.
gowe" w". f. Collins, Mr. AMI T's j. M = NC rs'
H. Mcclarr. Mss Nina Blddlcom Mr. AMI MTs
Bid from, Mr. MrS linus, Slt aloctt Do
Foett. The ctreIiOuy wasp ornict ~ Dr. Frank
Roger, OF tue Tabern iclr Bapt st Church
All Their delight al afais Oh tue same DAY WIS the
MAJ risge OF Miss Anioiir BriLhain sid j. Berlin;
EOl Der nj the the brides brother, A. ward
Br.ham In tr-rnc-aye. The drawInkrooms were
beautifully decorated The ceremony was at noon. Tue
Bride descendant of tns Roosevelt De Peysi-r'
Brsh. ana Chanplin worthless or 3ariy DAYS, Wore a
Wedding gown OF material nearly two hundi"d years
old splendG brocsded ivory satin One OF ner gr-.t
great auuts III ,rried in IT, and she wore tue
family iwels. The brIcgr IL Representatives.
the old Hopper family. ami IA son OF the Hon. John
Hopper, OF New-Jrrsry.