New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-03
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Tho wedding of Miss Sale Remscn daughter of VIII
lam Rerssn to W. DeForest Manicc will take place at
St Marks church this afternoon at O'Clock. A re-
ceptlon will follow at the brides home No 90 Waverley
place
This evening at Grace Church Miss Emile Vogdes,
daughter of General vogdes, T. S. A. will be married
to DR. How ard Forde Hansel, of Philadelphia. re-
cep,lon VIII follow at tie home of the BRIDE NO 81
West Twenty iftiFst.
DR. and Mrs seward Webb will not give ball on
January go as has been announced in another paper
There will on that night be given several dinner
parties one of them being by Mrs. webb, and tho
guests Of all will meet at her house later about ono
hundred in number.
Mrs j. A. Bostwick, of No. 500 Fiftbavc., Will give
a small dance this evening
The New Years ball will take place at Delmonico's
tonight. This Will he perhaps the most
magnificent subscription BAH given in this city
Tho patronesses will be Mrs Adrian Isen who taxes
the place of Mrs. William Aston; Mrs. u. X. stevens
and Mrs. Ogden Goelet The reception committee In
cludes Egerton L. Winthrop, j. G. H. Duer and ward
MacAIster The one hundred subscribers include
yonng bachelors and heads of families men of promt-
hence in New York society ..... -. -,,,.
The next Ladies' Assembly, or Matr.archs Eall WIZ
take place Thursday OF next week January IL ana
the Cotilion on the week later. Theirs VIII Do mucn
dancing betwccn this and Ash Wednesday which TINS
Mr. and Mrs. Newbold Lawrence of No. As East
Twenty ninth St., will give reception this ai'ernooh
The opening reception OF the Country Club OF Essex
County n j. was held at the club house in Hutton
Park on the castcry slope Of tho Orange Mountains
near ORANGE yesterday. The club house Is spacious
mansion, situated in a superb park. Oh which
q large fortune was layished by Colonel
HuttoB. its former owner during the AZ
ternoon a., club house thronged with visitors
from New-York and the fashionable suburbs In New
Jersey and the grounds led with handsome turn
outs The vsitsrs received By President Henry A.
Page Vice President A. Pennington Whitehead, Secre
tary Robert ScJgwck and other officers including tho
Board OF GovernorA There has been Little change
made In tho massion suce the club took po@sesssn
au6er orchestra stationed at the foot OF the nam
stairway and played at intervals
Amsng the guests were Governor Green. OF New
Jersey Gesr=e A. ualsey, ex-Congressman Thomas g.
Peddie. Corllandt Parker A. L. Dennis. Thorn"
McCar,er John ard Robert BaaniiDe. ex-senator fsn
Eugene Vandsrpset and others, Of Newark MI. anu
Mira Charlie. Montant, Mr. AID Mrs. WATSON sIlueI'
Earoa August dc SchIaabel. r. Barron
Charles KnocdIer. ]. o. Winerdlne. Jr, Mrs;
J. C. wiialerding and Miss Witnessing. NJ and
bronson. Major Hutton, Charles, Emil and 'ustavs
Pnzer ~. W. Tucker, Miss Grace Quincy Z. Q. Mssos,
Mrs. Paul 1hcoaud. Mr. Leroy. valentins .: Hu MISS
del MOute y. Saportas ali Of New.Yoik; Mr. aaa MIS-
oliver sumRer feaL Edward ID. Page. Mr. and Mrs
stephen Van Rensselaer,, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hesker. the rev. bishop Faulkner, Mr. and MIRA 9
Minton the Misses Treemon Richard Pancoast. X :.
Hopper, Mrs A. I. L. Kirkland. ex Cengress man John T.
Blake Mr. and Mrs James X. Pitcher, and others' OF