New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
COUNTRY HOMES FILLED AND THE svyxIn
SEASON IN FULL SWING
LATE WEDDINGS IN JCNF

| COUNTRY HOMES FILLED AND THE sUyNRn
SEASON IN FULL SWING.
| Lingering life was shown TO exist still in N.
season ia town by two weddings last week buH
that was all. People who have country places Ara A
them ~, and those who have them not have taxa,
refuge ut Vest Point at LenOx and ether paces a,
the Berkshire Hills. up the Hudson Long Island n,
New jersey. This Ia predatory to the seas,da
season which opens Jnly l. The country Is now In a
fullest and most uxuriant vedure unparched by thu
heats OF summer; but complaint about the dust c,usa
from all directions where the drives known to bs
beautiful few families still remain In the citv
although their houses made cool and dark within 40
green shades at the windows, give the impression not
Intentionally. however, it Is often said that thu
owners ont OF town. Tho clubs well filed at thu
hour for dnnera pretty indication that the ladies' Of
the family have fed from the city and that the summer
| season Is fully begun.
Grace Church gathered in the fashionable people On
Wednesday at noon when Hiss Lillian Livingston Jones
was married to DR.. Chamles Rcmsen. There was much
display, owing to six ushers and eight bridesmaids The
bride white satin deliberately trimmed with point
lace. Her veil was point lace, too and she carried
bouquet Of lieso' the valley She entered the church
the OF bor cousin johnson Livingston and those
attendants Miss Mary Rutberfurd Miss Alins
Hoyt, Miss Bruen, Miss Minton- Post, Miss Jul!etts
Norris Miss Charlotte Pe, and tho Misses Remsen ths
bridegrooms sisters; and James Duane Livinestoa.
Frederick lie Roy, Francis Rutherfuri George eau, T.
j. Oakley Rhineander and Robert Nance. DIR. Hunt
ingon read the service and George Remsen best
man. The wedding breakfast at Mrs. Walter
Rutheriurrs, No. East Forty seventh-st., but nos
many asked TO It owing to the recent death OF Mrs
William Remsen, DR.. Remsen's mother.
Tho day previous, Tuesday, had also witnessed the
wedding OF Miss Florence Morse aud Charles f. sheldon
OF Brooklyn Miss Sarah Titus Zbrkie and DIR. Francis
w. Jackson, and Mrs. Emily V. Packer and Richard
Henry Eggleston. The first ceremony In the west
Presbyterian Church at 80 p. m, and the Rev. Dr.
Paxton oficiated Miss Morse who is the daughter VI
the late A. " Morse looked exceedingly pretty dressed
in white satin brrosade trimmed with POINT lace, and
point lace veil. she given away by her brother.
After the ceremony reception followed at No. West
Thireth-st The house teautifully decorated with
flowers and there many friends OF Mr.. and Mira.
Sheldon present. The Zabrissie Jackson wedding
occurred at 80 in the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION,
once known the Little Church Around the Corner"
but commonly called by it's proper name 1t was
brilliant affair in every respect
Earlier in the DAY Bishop Potter read the Episcopal
marriage service at No G96 Madison ave- Then and
there Mrs. Emily V. Packer was married TO or.
Eggleston. The bride wore pearl colored satin and
diamonds and carried pink Richard Henry
Warren was best man and there were ushefs but No
bridesmaids. Among the guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. :. J. Randall and number OF other well known
Still earlier In the week Monday afternoon. there
pleasant wedding at Trinity Chapel when Miss
Bssel. Miss Cora Bots the maid OF honor and tie
brideg DOM was supported b. W q. Bates the ushers
being W. Harris Roome Henry Allen, Charles Giles, T.
d. Livingston, +. :. Blunt, Edward Kelly. W. LIVING
ston Hammersley, and T.. Berry Wall.
On Thurday evening the wedding OF MISS ka,herlne
Andrews and ". Nathaniel Foote drew many we'll
known people to Calvary Church, among them Miss
May Brady Mrs James Bro Potter Miss Leavitt and
Mrs John BigelOw The ride III white satin Alter
the ceren oDy there reception at the house OF the
brides father John Il. Andrews, No ii West twenty
hfth-st $3.50 , -.
society has good deal interested within the lae
few DAYS by the that the wedding OF Miss Grans
and Lord Cairns has been delayed owing to the ten.
pOrary inability Of the noble lord to make the proper
settlements on his hancee: but While interested In The
rumor society refuses 10 believe it,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hunting Howell and family
sailed for Europe yesterday the steamship ElDe.
They expect pass the summer at the German water
ing places and the winter in Rome
Miss Lizzie HendIickson. daughter OF Senator WILLIAM
II. Hendrckson, and sister OF Internal Rev enue Col
lectOr Charles d. Hendrckson. is TO be married 0a
Wednesday evening to Mr.. william II. Barron OF New
York. the country residence OF Senator Hendrckson.
,iddetOwn, y. j.
Mrs John Bgcow sailed yesterday on board the
steamship Normandie to spend the summer in Europe
Although the Invitations to the wedding have not yes
been issued has bsen learned that the mar age OF
Miss Kate Buckley TO Prescott Lawrence Will take pa'e
Wednesday week, June 23 at noon al calvary
Church. The bride Will be attended by only two brides.
maids-her sister, Miss Mamie Bulkey and Miss Emily
Heckscler.