New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-21
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
MANY BEAUTIFUL AUTUMN WEDDINGS.

pFBUTANTES WAITING TO DE ANNOUNCED.
Nothing thus far has happened in the world OF
society TO bring back for any permancncy the fashion
able contingent which figures extensively later on
rlceting trips to have been made for an oppo'
,uni,y to hear CoQuclin and Hading Mr. DAYS com
many or the new Gilbert and Sullivan opera
Familiar faces have been al all REPRESENTATIONS
by these companies, but they disappear again anu
return 10 the country until the season shall DC IN iui
sway.
At this time last year fashion we'll Represented
at the German opera, which does not ocgih 'h's se
until November &c. On Wednesday hS" ~
Ycomcn of the Guard. was witnessed by large mum
Der Of fashionable people, among whom "eo -. 80,
Mrs. J. Perponi Morgan, Miss Adele Grant 'ne SO
beauty who IS about TO start for Europe, Wnefc sno
will pass the winter at Cannes with the Non ,,s
Miss saliie Hargous, Robert Hargous' MISS ,
oriswold j. n. a. Griswold. Mr.. ana MIS- , ,,
Vanderbilt Herman Oclrchs, Loiiliard ho"a"''
SUDAN Grant. Mr.. and Mrs Chester ''is~oi', a,9
John p Brady Miss May Brady and her io'urc nus
hand Albert stevens, Lieutenant ana MIS- na'.i"'
Mr. and Mrs f. Ely-Goddard and the Messfs' Oa'''"e
TIL. weddings in town have with scarcely an eA
r.nt,on been Quiet on Monday at noon MISS Ella
Elizabeth BiIinge became Mrs Maunscii DrSunui'
Field at the Church Of the Ascension o"' VIZ
plain travelling dress of brown cloth ana ho 'wo
or flowers. The ceremony was performed ps ,uo -
James Millet the venerable uncle of the pfluc, VIM
a. . vounr lady Of rare attachments. The Bihnge
family have for some years made their homo at feehs
Kill though formerly living in New-forh' MT '.r'
has for some wears lived the country seat al feeh
Kill left by his father, Augustus fied' "nere '"'
young couple will make their future h'n'''
Tho day following, Just as the clock 'oid 'ne no',
Tina hour two weddings were ceieora'ou, o"s -
rrtntv Chapel and the other at Grace Church bo'n
80. ynrr.tent,ous for similar cause, bereavement
en- the families of the brides At Trinity Chapei
Miss Clara Louise Ryder, a petite beauty, VINO mas
often been styled the pocket venus
was married to Henry Pawn NASH sou %
stephen p Nash, the distinguished ATTORNEY vi 'n'
ci,y. The bride has made her homo With her aunt,
Mis- Charles Hadden Palmer, for some time Mr. anu
Mrs. Nash will live in Philadelphia The o'her wen
ding nj Grace Church was of greater interest, owing
"a the prominence Of the ancestors OF the young couple
who hold an important place In the history Vi 'no
United States. The pair on this OCCASION "oo NJ
Lillian Carnochan, whose ancestor. lewis Moriis' wa"
n sIcner OF tho Declaration Of INDEPENDENCE anu
Livingston Crosby, who claims two anccstofs "ho'o
SIGNATURES were affixed TO that document Phl'p NV
ingston and William Floyd Owing to the recent ucan "
the brides father Dr. John NJ Carnochah' no wilma
inyta tions to the wedding were sent out, anu "o' "
The relatives written Inc Drluo "or0 SYM
rar mint applique lace which had graccd her mo'hcr
when bride and other brides OF her family ana som'
magnificent pearls also family helriooms' in0i0
,rc,o nrosent al the church representatives OF many
old families of this city. among them Mt anu MIS-
Sewbod Norris Miss Eva Van Cortianht MOTIFS MI
and Mrs Frederick Callstn, James Duane LIVINGSTONE
Louis Rutherford, Mrs. Eastman Johnson ochu9io'
,-rosbv Phlip Livingston Livingston. Mrs. Bet'her'
Mrs Arthur Morris. James Ludlow, Nif. anu MIS-
stuyvesant Morris, Mrs. Augustus tleia ana !non'"
pcarsau Field The bride given away by hen
brother Gouverneur Morris Carnoehan, who Is soon
10 marry Miss Goodrdge
On Thursday evening a large number of people
gathered at the Church OF the Holy Spirit at manson
ave. and sixty-sixth-st., TO witness the n"p'iais vi
Miss Nellie Petit and the Rev. James NJ fhipu'''
pasor of the Church the Disciples. of this cry Inc
bride has for some the organist of the Chuch
of the Strangers, IN Mcfccrst., where the isv DE-
Charles F. Deems has preached for many years
Various members OF the Vanderbilt family nave al
tended and still attend this church Miss PcItt mas
boen a great favori,e as was evnced Dy many si's
from those who have listened 10 her music or SO iohe
A pretty feature of the wedding was the presence OF
tho hrIdc,s Young cphew, Larrcmorc Sweczy. lah
of five years who acted master Of ceremonies lie
walked up the aisle. bearing his wand OF ONCE WIN
all the Importance Of maturer years. oresseo 10
pages costume OF black velvet and white satin The
bride bccominely dressed In "ni'e
suh and duchesso lace, wearing diamond
ornaments. the brdcsroom's gift. She
was attended By her nleces Miss Nellie and Miss
ycsta sweezy who wore pink surah. reception
followed at the brides home, Just opposite the church
The pair will be at home 10 their friends on November
and 10, at No. 40 East SlAt!.siAth-st
One Of the prcttiest weddings of the fall season
occurred on Thursday afternoon at Beech Lawn
: I the country place OF Mrs. Il. Tenn smith Inc
contracting parties were Miss Kitty smith, who was
ehristened Mary Fleming. and Barclay Harding ar
burton son of Charles Warburon, proprietor
of .The philadelphia Evening telegraph
Young Wsrburton has often been called inc
handsomcst man in Philadelphia, and IS known In MS
native city as the Greek god He IS great athlete
md foOdO f Y.
herself fs devoted 10 outdoor sports and IS MEMBER
~ the Ladies' Outdoor Club. Few brides have bnen
dressed more simply thin this one who appeared IN
girlish gown Of white silk null, made with extreme
simplicity. Her veil was held In place by three
magnificent stars, gift of the bridegroom The Rev
George D. Johnson of ST. Johns Church. Clifton MADE
the palr one. Among the guests were George W.
Childs of The Philadelphia Ledger who presented
beautiful salad bowl of solid silver, lined with gold
Charles wsrburton and Miss Warburon, brother ana
sister of the bridegroom Mr. and Mrs. Powers farr'
Dr. Beverly Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph schack.
Mfr and Mrs Alexander d. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Morti
mer Fowler and the leaders Of Staten Island society
MIR Warburton gave the young people splendid tea
service of silver and Mrs. Smith gave her daughter
chest of small table silver The young couple VIII take
a house IN Philadelphia for the winter, and Will 10
abroad next summer.
There are yet two country weddings for this month
On Wednesday, Henry Warner slocum, IT., who has
been as fortunate In the courts Of love as In the
lawn tennis courts, will lead 10 the altar Miss Grace
rdsaI who fully sustans the reputation for beauty
borne By the women of her family. The ceremony
will take place in st. Johns Church. Clifton, s l., at
noon and a small wedding breakfast will be given
by the brides sister, Mrs. J. J. Alexandra. Miss
Edsall is granddaughter OF Thomas Jerome and
scar relative OF Lady Randolph Churchill, Mrs Jack
leslie, Mrs. Moreton Frewcn and Mrs Clarence Dns-
more
rta otbcr wi
10. at the country place Of Mr. and Mrs. Frederic
Goodridge, RlveidalcoD the Hudson, when their
laughter, Miss Matte Goodridge, will be married to
Gouyerneur NJ. Carnocbsn. large number of guests