New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-19
GOING OUT OF TOWN.
STARTING FOR THEIR SUMNER HOMES.
rru SOCIAL OCCURRENCES DURING THE WEEK

vroo SOCIAL OCCURRENCES DURING THE WEEK
orHEn THAN SOME PRETTY WEDDINGS.
TN, jchei occupation OF many people during me
,,st few days has been the packing OF uuhhs. lIs
,r,nstsrrfng Of household treasures to safe deposit
,.aan.n,,s Tire sva,hins OF pictures and furniture
a, hollands purchasing Of railway tickets ana get'ius
through the hundred and one things departure rom
lawn at this season. makes necessary Win 'ne
sesthos Of juno It can hardly be expected tha' soe,oS
could indulge In much gayety. hlthousn ~"
rsyeties have been attempted, little has been sc'o
piished Many OF those possessing country nUu'e'
have deserted town for the season, while many o'
not so favored are away at Tuxedo hoily"oou' sea
bright Lakewood and the many pretty places ~
Westchest ter County and on Long lslana' f"Sion"'0
Eew.York, or at least what is LETT IN 'o"n y, -,
divided between planning summer trps ana seiecths
rowns 10 wear during the con'us "S'u'
season The sudden death OF hlio"
rhorndikr Rice was great shock to DIS ionus, many
u whom were not even aware that no was III d!
his death New-York loses one OF its most iaat anu
brilliant figures. ,., ,-..
Tho greatest gathering OF people IA sUr,e.y "a S
n. the Wedding OF Miss Mabel Charming wright anu
Ismos nu.ns livingston which was celebrated on
1,..d.r ,rsrnoon at Calvary Church The occasion
ansa firth An eruption Of spre bonnets ana elaborate
kprinc GOWNS The bride was attenoeu Oy nor oouslu'
Miss Iita Poll Another occurrence OF soclal interest,"
during the week was the Clsrmont tea on IhursoaS
.n.rnoon which was the last for this season Tho
lawn about the hotel never looked DETER ana inc
pia,zas were unploasanily crowded by The most
t,shIon.h,o neope in the city. Among those present
80 M-s Roche, Mrs. William Aston, Mr.. ard
Ms lanes ". BeelGmRn, MIS-. Peter Cooper Hewitt
N,.. Larry Mr. and Mrs. Paul Theband' Mrs Orme
Wilson. Mrs Burnett, Nh ard Mrs. Theodore Foose-
welt Mrs. J. p hernochan' MISS trace WILSON, anu
Mrs William Rhinelander
Fhp no
,nsI parude and arrangements making for 1t, al
though n Is now difficult - say which OF the mem
hers will appear In line. The club VIII take Its All
pual drive on saturday, June l, the members having
been invited down TO Tuxedo by fieSie iorilSin ~ nj,
ueIouS Meanwhile preparations are going on at
Newport, Narrasansett r1er, klchneid springs ana
ssrs,o=a for the reception OF guests MISS sarah NJ
Hitchcock has taken one OF sneitys cottages at the
lrer and she will take possession OF 1t In short time
The sedbrght Colony u growing III numbers anu the
hOIel people are hopeful OF a very lively season.
Two important weddings Will take place during the
EunlOo Beecher, daughter Of Colonel II. b. Bescher.
and granddaughter Of Henry Ward Beecher. and
Der Of the firm Of Harper q Brothers II viii take
place in the Church of the Heavenly Rest Fifth
heAilstcf and Colin McCrsy ingorsOll, and will be
celebrated In the cbantry OF Grace Church at noon
-Four handsome houses for the use Of the members
of the Paradise Fur aud Feather Club arc 10 he built
Canada Judge GiIdsriecve is president OF the clu6'
Ex-Supcrvisor Joseph :. Wood OF Mount Vernon,
handsome home socon %HS ave- S on HpGay " n
Among others present were the Rev. and Mrs stephen
Miss Muiicrd. Mrs L. j. DcToo aud E%arI DeSos,
. Rumor has II that an English POLO team VIII visit
Mi. aud Mrs Carl + BToese Of No. / Grove Hm
Place, One bundrcl- and sixty Il stSt viii celebrate
their golden wedding on Friday evening. The happy
each eighty years old
Zion Episcopal C6irrh, Madison ave and Thirty.
hist rn1N Ia Eigtf ri q
o'eioek yesterday saern9Gn. ISc oocsson was the
b6 o &, 4 s & apr n n y o Es
Lswpnce. The Rev. Dr.. Charles /. Tiffany, tho
rector performed the marriae, ceremony. The bride
Was By e fSi or mad nS Of onoT Rich
ard Nsttcabers Wa bo.t InSn and ihs following Of
tr.. A. r7orne Fox, W, II. Hawley and Stanley u.
hiddl"ton, The artist. Immediately after the wedding
ceremony the bride and groom started on tao'r
wedding trip. They will return in time 90 san for
England on one OF The Wednesday steamers. Amopg
artist. wSosc present 10 The bride was ifc-si1cf
q @ e 10y cRSS BY Of he
Mo- M. Nj n and Mrs S,, cn. GaS w RSfs
and W. Harris 6, Fahncst9cE CLARK Ben, Or. and
N.Dy ss NJ .9 Mrs TsG%n b oi a SS
Mr. and Mrs william Tilden Mr. and Mr., salrm "
md Mrs, j. st. schiey, General and Mrs. wlngate,
Colonel slocun, the Mise. Ien,lhon Colonel AND Mrs
reyod ominbPp OF beautiful presents
Nr and Slr, tAwrrnca. p'ter brief visits 10 London
and The French capital. Will go 10 their cottage on
tho coast Of Cornwall. England, where thoy Will pass
The summer months.
4 reception 20 Tho BROOKLYN Banjo Climb was given
IN Tuesday evening by DR.. and Mrs H. W Mitchell; at
No az The s Th9Hn by the ds aac
N erfectiun that hoy bave charmed tho most classical
If musical students. Among those present we're M
md Mrs Wallace C. Andrews, John c. Holly, MISS
Holly Dr. W f. Glbh. Colonel +. c. Denison, Miss
]ie'te Of Ohio Miss F. McCreery. 81 P1tsburg Miss
- Dat nj Npc liar
A wedding was celebrated Yesterday afternoon at The
,ome 81 the BRIDES father. O. II. Young. No. 2s7
'ommu npaw.ave.. Jersey City Heights. The bride
vas Mics MIllir Young and the groom Edward j.
'arpenier, OF White Plains, Wrstchester County The
hrec brideSmai aids Miss Matte Bowen. OF Broph
IN Miss Laura Dunn. Os PArlSburg. penn and Miss
IA Nc Donald, Of Jersey City Heights Tho marriage
CEREMONY was perfOrmrd by the REV. William Wig OF
staten Island. reception followed Late In the
afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter left for tTip 10
lakewood whero they win romAln for some time.
me presents 10 the bride costly and handsome.