New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-25
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY,"
v.Ny WEDDINGS TO TAKE PLACE IN JUNE

,,..An,.,rook Orange and on Staten lsIN'u' f
ciaIv about the Country Club have thelo w.. ~, and
email entertainments. luncheons' uiNn'i' aor,air
49, ,,I Of the Tantivy from town creates oei
INC "'''@ -, every Aav on Monday Johh H.
Watson ir went ont with gay P"'', ,r
,Io,tpg day John Jacob Astor invited oo"p'"s -
. drive on the coach and in the e'cn'"e' ,,,s
return. the party was entertained al uihli.' -
Flora Davis, at her home IN Nor'h ""s''-o ,,,.
The ten guests sat at a table VIM" '1 ii
decorated with pink roses ana o@nu4''
pink shades .,,.r,v rav com,
- Of tho Country Club when the coa'hlhe party
given by Mrs George p. Andrews loE n0 "'"e"'''
Mrs Y H. A. Tremenheere. who arrNo' NV'l -"
the day before on the steamer Ia IMAM -,
p,.ses.ion of the place. Mrs Andrews ''''"'U NV
gus.ts who. after rest and Walk doou' ''O 7'V"''
"a down 70 luncheon. The oo"'i""s ~.
49,, If, The evening at Sherrys which was part
ul"n'' J." ~ -, &, honor OF Mrs. Tremcnhcere,
= - o,oi and beautiful affair The centre OF The
-, -. table vas filed with thousands on
,,ches of lilac. forming solid mass OF o"lor "hiVh
- Illuminated from beneath the 'aoes pY
.I.,rl ugbts Yellow and mac Hooohs io'"e"
,ho .nokes and the hub was OF alternate rows
II buttercups and lilacs. w'lle powerful c'o'"'"
49,, t ,hc centre Of II represented the silver cap
The table which represented the TIRE I" '"e wheel
Co.. ,,,crtv four inches wide and was covered with a
= ,, c,,tb The fclloe WAS formed Of broad
-. =, tl,cs 4 flourish from the coaching horn
r,yoned the guests into the room where the dinner
ss served and Al another blast they took tleir seats
The changes Of each gentleman. four seats to The
Isn we're likewise announced by the sound OF The
horn The guests. who were Al the table Tor nearly
,hrs. hours and half received as favors Of the O.
- s,,in card c,ses yellow Or the men and lilac
,or the ladies' the latter being inscribed with tho
,,ne, Of their owners and decorated with the horn
and whip. on those presented I" tue hich Nc'V
Oh.ric'rccs and traces.
number of other entertainments I'm honor ~ Mrs.
r-.menhcce viii make her visit 70 her New York
home memorable. dinner IN her honor was given last
.,er,ng hv Dr. and Mrs. John Blake White az their
home IN Nadlson.ave Tomorrow Miss Ruth Law
renee daughter Of Judge and Mrs r. Law
renee, viii give her reception. and later
in N, week Miss Lcntilhon Will entertain her
A. luncheon. A small luncheon party IN her
honor was given on Thursday at Demonico's
hv Miss Virginia Coudert. Mrs. Tremenheere VIII
shortly 60 staten Island. where she VIII be me
rust Of Nr and Mr.. Archibald Oracle. VINO since
Their return from their wedding TRIP have occupied
sir Roderck Camcrun's place.
On Tuesday the wedding Of Arthur n. rurnurc' ~
tins CITY ~ Miss Elizabeth Harrison was the fashion
able occurrence IN View Rochelle. The ceremony was
A. Trinity Episcopal church. which was tastcfully
decorated with dogwood and whitcthorn. Not"ith
standing the heavy rainsi0rm the two pa scurcr
coaches attached ~ tho train from the Grand
Central station carried nearly goo rie,ts 70 the c"re
mony and the reception. which was sfterward held AZ
tue home Of the brides parcne. Harr~orth'' IN
Hugienot Park Laihers I'm. The brides wedding gown
vas Of heavy white satin aud point lace which
belonged 20 her great Grandmother In her veil she
wore her present from the brdcrrooms mother, a
double crescent Of diamonds and sapphirVs she ai,p
displayed a large diamond sun. sff from her mother
Miss Hasrsons souvenirs % the maid II honor and the
four bridesmaids were rosebud pins. Of pink enamel
and pearl. while the bridegroom presented 70 tbs
beSt man and the usher, gold linked slccvebuttons
marked with their monogram.
The fashionable wedding ~ Wednesday that Of
Miss isabel Gurnec and Jules Montant. which took
place st 30 p m. at the home Of the BRIDES father
W. :. Gurnee No. 626 Flfth-sye. The ceremony Wa,
performed hy the Rev. DR.. John Wesley brown rector
q ST. Thomss's IN the large bay window Of the centre
drawing nom on the Fliteth-st. side Of the house.
White and pink spring flowers prouseiy distributed
about the room and IN the large hallway flowers Of "A
more solid color were massei against the tapestry.
covered wslls producing AN effect AZ once rare and
beautiful. \ KAY company Of guests. among whom
were number Of prominent club men, attended III,
reception. but The Wedding dinner. which came Later
In the evening was for the bridal party, tho family
and few intimate friends ri the couple.
The wedding Of MIS- Bertha T.. Frame, daughter Of
Charles Peasants Frame, and John Mason. which
Chapel, was the first orchid wedding OF the present
season. and was in every way most beautiful
AFFAIR The youthful appearance Of the couple. a,
they walked down the centre aisle after the cer,-
mony. was generally commented ou AID the beautiful
diamond ornament in the brides veil attracted a
great deal Of attention. The reception at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Frame No. 81 East TWeniy-,oroni.
st., was numerously attended. on Monday last Miss
Frame gave superb luncheon for her young friends
who attended her on her wedding day. Pinard
served. Ia the afternoon Of the same day
4 very quiet wedding took place At old Morr..ania,
New York. The principals Miss Margaret Ruthcg.
iurd Morris the youngest daughter Of the late GouyeI.
neur Morris. and Lewis Edw ard l.gnOr Turner. Of
London. The ceremony, which took place In the draw
Eg room performed By the Rev. J. II. Davenport
assisted by the Rev. Joseph REYNOLDS. OF ST. Marys
hufch, and. because Of the recent death OF Alfred
davenport, brother .n-law Of the bride the wedding
attended BY relatives and intimate friends only.
Miss llety Gouverneur Davenport. the little niece Of
The bride. held the brides bouquet during the service.
Miss Morri, given away By her brother Randolph
Morris. she wore beautiful gown Of ivory white
satin richly embroidered with sheaves Of wheat and
dsse,. Her ornaments a diamond necklace and
a tiara u diamonds
The number Of fine weddings promises TO be large.
The first TO take place Will be that Of Miss Olea da
Silva. daughter OF Nine ds silva and Jesse Young, in
Later IN the afternoon Of the day the nuptals Of
Miss Julia Hawks Oakley. niece Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry \. Oakcv and Edward stcarns Allen Will be
celebrated In Calvary Church, Fourth-ave. and Twenty
trstst Tuesday. the Sd. viii bring the wedding Of
MISS Elhins, daughter If stephen b. Ekins and
Aeaancer e. Olphant, Of Trenton; and In Brooklyn,
Miss Mary Luz >nifen. daughter Of Mrs. sarah VI.
enNen, viii be married 10 Frank Harvey Field IN the
washington Avenue Baptist Church. in the First
.resoy'eran Church In IOnker. the same day, VIII
70 ned the marriage Of Miss George Ransom Law,
esogh'e o; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ". Law 10 the Rev.
.vhn ;: Peuman. The brides 81 the following day
H 10 Miss Mabel Estee Curtis, daughter of jeremiah
vtFIs Who VIII be married to Frederick ALLEN. and
~ tSs Lnlu {. Tmpson, daughter Of Alfred
a. Ilmpson, @ho l. 10 become the v fe Of Sinclair
is!of Hunun,. The former Wedding becausc Of the
a,h.iensc III Ieigon Of the couple will take place
~ ~ ,he nome oi Mr. and Mrs.. John g. schoocy, 30
~ p r,iN tn,tu ST. The grandparents OF the bride
ne heV H. iiebeT Newton will oficiatc
Many people who went abroad early I'm the spring
BIC bes.hhihg 70 return home Among those who
arrived here last week were Mr. and Mr. William
hsIori VINO came on the Tent0nic
bachelors hall s-I.