New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-25
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
GLINPSES OF VARIOUS ATTRACTIVE
WEDDINGS

ste affairs Of much Importance IN the course OF the
week. Weddings, Ike teas. admit little variety.
Given . dozen brides in IN al their fnery, what
With the momentary paleness and nervousness at
cnding pubic wedding Tor house wedding for that
natter. II would be hard to make choice. In this
natter the debutanto Of the has the advantage
ver the bride, for she scarcely ever fails TO be IN
,er best mood and is both flushed and animated with
ser success. II not overwhelmed with congratulations
On her charming appearance. The first important
wedding in the social calendar occurred in Cavalry
Church on Tuesday afternoon. when two descendants
OF New-Yorks best Quaker stock. Miss Charlotte
Thorne Pearsan and f. Robbins Walker, were made
man and wife The younger element OF society pre-
dominated at this wedding the bridal pair being great
favorites. Mr. walker has made something OF name
fer himself as an amateur banjo player and uses ths
instrument with much skill The young couple 70
ceived from their relatives bonds for large amount
much silver and other substantial tributes from
host OF relatives and friends. The bride
chose to dress after fashion Of the First Empire
as did her who, IN ther gowns OF yehow
brocade, were most picturesque. Mr. and MIS- walker
will pass the winter with the BRIDES parents, at NO.
os West Twenteth-st.
Tho assemblage at Grace Church for the wedding
Of Miss Georgana Delprat Remsen and Charies be'S
Hillhouse on Wednesday. was much Ike tbat AT a
Patrarchs' Ball. Tie BRIDES father was one OF he
original Patrarchs, and st continues one and pelns
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together TO witness the first marriage In his family
many who could their ancestry back to the best
Dutch blood Mr.. and Mrs Hillhouse VIII start OUT
IN life with every thing in their favor They received
such an array Of gifts as few welded couples ever
have and on returning from trip, they wiz
go into house Of their own MISS hemson
STYLE OF beauty is such as Titan or VelasqueA ioseu
m paiut About two years ago she posed Win mucn
success as portrait after VelasQuez In some
arranged by Harry Common at the MeuoPon'a"
semby Rooms. Among the souvenirs presenter W
members of her family were some silver ana 'e"eiS
which were included in tne gifts received py her
mothers mother on her wedding day nearly century
ago.
Two other interesting weddings were included in
the list Of the week. that Of Miss Leontine whtioch
to Alfred Berg ssterlee, at Calvary church on "eu-
nesday, when the brdegroom's uncle, the Rev. Dr H.
Y satter!ee OBLIGATED. and the following day 'ha'
OF Miss Julia James Smith, daughter oil the Kew III
John Cotton Smith (who died several years aeo' "
George B. Post r. At the former wedding the Drlues
maids wore simple gowns of white null win Marie
Apoinette fchus and at the other the young LADIES
acting IN Thu, capacity were dressed in the more con-
ventonal fashion which bridesmaids have followed
for some seasons with the exception that they wore
short tulle wells which gave them sort OF court
presentation air
Tuesday will be a busy day and there will be five
weddings Of note one Of them Of international IN
terest that Of Miss Belle Wilson and The hon
Michael Henry Herbert, now Charge dAnalres al me
English Legation in Washington. This weooihs WIN
occur in ST. Bartholomcw's Church at IL 80 ana a
small breakfast will follow at the residence OF H. l.
wilson, the brides father. There viii be but one
bridesmaid Miss Wilson, the brides sister ana
Arthur Herbert of the British Legation, VIII De the
best man The ushers will be Thomas Howard IT,
Brockholst Cutting. r. T. Wilson, IT,, ana Johh -
Furman Mr Wilson has made handsome settle
mcnt on his daughter
Miss Annie Gerry and Eugene Emile Varet VIII DC
married IN St Leo's Church at II 80 Win no oiea
cast N follow owing to recent death in the bride
croom's family. The wedding OF Miss Eva Johis'oh'
daughter of John TAYLOR Johnston to Harry Cole VIII
n. quiet for a similar cause Miss Patton and william
Rauch will be married in the Brick Presbyterian
Church at 3 O'Clock, a large reception to ioHo" a'
the residence OF Thomas Patton, NO Ii west 1"cn'
second-st and at 80 O'Clock Miss Katherine Coi'
win be- married to Samuel Sloan, tr, in calvary
Church Mr. Sloan gave dinner to his best man
and ushers last night at Pinards These nclooe b.
sloan. r. H. Prentice, j. II. Holden, Charles In
doph. j. Metcalfe Thomas, H. C. Colt and H. 1. CoiI
Two debutsntes Of the season. Miss Susan Curtis
(qarRe and N,ss Ethel Elngham Johnson were INTRO
auced last week. the former by her sisterinIa" MIS-
Heman Clark, and Miss Johnson by her cousin, MIS-
W S Livingston, jr Mrs. Clark ana MIS- Living
ston being sisters niue III" same SET OF people a'-
SION a number Of such entertainments Tomorrow
Mrs stuyyesant Morris viii introduce her daughter
Miss Elizabeth Morris at her residence, NO 10 Ias'
Tbjrtieth-st. on Saturday, December Il 'iiS'
J. H. screven, No 40 West Thifty'hlhsh-e~'
will introduce her niece, Miss Elizabeth Ray Van
Rensselaer. Mrs. Frederick Cromwell, NO "es
Fiteth-st will Introduce her daughter Miss Cronl-
we'll, ard Mrs. Jeremiah Robinson, No ~ fl'h
viii give a tea for her young daughters.
Tuxedo Park will be very gay during Thanksgiving
week There will be pigeon shoots ana other o0V
Of door sports and on Thursday, Thanksgiving night
there will be a large dance The Country LUZ a.
pelham will entertain its members in similar fashion
A, the wedding breakfast Of Miss Cotton Smith anu
George b. Post the engagement was ahhoun0eu VI .'S'
Alice CowdIn 10 George Robbins, Of this CITY, lie
Gently the engagement has been announced OF Miss
Arn,s Giysn Crosby to the Rev Arthur Huntington
Allen of Troy " Y Their wedding will take place IN
January when the brides father, the Rev Dr. Ho"aid
Crosby, will ofaciate.
On Tuesday next Mrs. Hugh J. Jewett viii give a
largo reception at No. Washington Square. the house
Of George L. Blanchard, which Mr.. Jeyett has taken
for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Brooks Scovel 1.-THE latter
formerly Miss Marcia Rooseveltl, returned 10 Wv Wv
=. manv wears They have with them two beautiful
children, a daughter and son. bOA DOTH III tdI1s,
whose charming pclcOudi appear 5'A' "a
And attractive manners have made them a4IeadS ceie
bra;ed They have the inheritance OF great peaul
f,c,n both families their grandmother MIS- Juuse
Roosevelt and her sister Lazy Ouseey being In their
dav ro,ed beauties. Mr. scOvels mother was Oh
family celebrated In Michigan for their handsome
women. Of whom bis aunt, Mrs. Whiting, VIII DC
recognized as one
The marriage Of Miss Myra Stout and George n.
Watson, jr., took place on wednesday evening
he regldence Of the brides grandmother, MIS- a V.
s1out. NO oeo Madison The Rev. DR.. narrower
tied the knot. The bride wore white iaiile SIX
,rimud with lines tle valley and orange blossoms
and uearls Her ornaments were diamonds Inc
iridesmads Mis-, susie Hasbrouck sahler ana bliss
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs james las ,
SroHca sahier, ". II. Macy. Miss Macy, Mr ana Mrs
~ " watson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph :. Stout Mr ana
Airs A F. Switzerland Mr.. and Mrs Thomas l. watt
General and Mrs. G. b. Fisk James H. keyhoias' mrs MIS-
FWelI Miss FweIl. Miss Switzerland. The