New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
DINNER PARTIES, LUNCHEONS AND WE'D
D1vGS-PLANS FOR THE SUMNER.

A., o,con,ion OF a few dinner parties and mnchcanS,
o. or two weddings and The last OF the Claremont
teas there has been little to break the moho'ohy'
Nearly all interest appears to he cehueu Oh
simmer plans, and as usual at TINS season. ooi'-
siderable attention is given TO Europe and several OF
the homo watering places. among "hi'" -'e"P''
And Narragansett by means the least spoken OIL
AT the former place there is scarcely cottage OF
any pretensions unrcnted EXsecretary whitney
AMI his family will occupy the Isaac Ben Niiia -''
Brochholst Cutting has taken the Holmes co'.aEo III
BeIevue ave. and the Pinard cottages have all Occh
engaged for tho season. Mr. and MIS- b"'"d"a"
Winthrop and Mrs John Green are among thoso VINO
have secured the Pnard villas for the season Nara
esnsett ricr which last season was particularly sue
cessfnI in a social sense will doubtless again tiis
summer say place ManS improvement
have been added there since lhe so'so"
closed not the least welcome OF "H'h ac
m,cadam1cd roads and new sewerage Throughout. INC
place The Casino. the meeting place OF gay spirits
ia stu without q tenant. sherry having declined 10
.o..,t 4, for another season. An entertainment which
,vtu make the season at the Pier memorable Is Just
now being planned by several men whose regulations
an srcanzers Of social diversions are well eS'ao'hc
I, l. bachelors ball. and 1t IS proposed 10 give IL
,bout the middle Of the and to invite the entire
N,wport cottage colony While the scheme is as yet
nv No means perfected there Is wholesome prospect
OF its success Even at this early stage OF the plan
coaching parties which can without difficulty reach
the Pier from Newport by way Of jamestown. arc
talked Of
The week brought wedding Of social interest
tina, Of Miss Jane Drinsmade Potter and Charles
Rowland Russell. This was celebrated wcdncs
day In ST. Georges Church and. as was expected. was
largely attended both the church and the house being
crowded. The choral part Of the service was eX
trcrnely effective. THE Voice That Brcathcd DER
Eden" the selection sung by part-tweny boys and
ten mcn-Of the choir. written by :. =. Warren
ID, n -
who married In Grace Church on November g. 1850
Tho attire Of the bride simple, though beauti-
full being Of white corded silk and embroidered SIR
muslin. The eight bridesmaids made up pretty picture
arsaycd In their dcmltraincd gowns Of primrose yellow
silk covered with white embroidered silk muslin and
wide sasheS Of yellow ribbon. Their bonnet Strings
were fastened together with heart shaped pearl pins.
presented By the bride. The brldegrooms Gifts TO ms
best man and ushcrs diamond and sapphire scarf
pins Mr. and Mrs. Russell will sail for Europe In
few weeks probably with Bishop and Mrs. Potter
The brides sisters ard her only brother Aonzo Potter
who gave her away. started for England YESTERDAY
Another wedding which well attended took
place at st Bartholemews Church on the following
day II was that OF Miss Annie Kctoul LaTocquo ana
Warren Norton Goddard.
one Of Tire most ENJOYABLE society gatherings Of the
week was the final afternoon tea at tho Claremont
restaurant. on the Riverside Drive. on Thursday. IL
was the caycst If the series two of the meets having
BEEN held under tho most dsc0uraC,ng weather con
dliions when the warm airs and bright sunshine oil
sprimgtme were not within hundreds Of miles OF 'IHc
mont However. on Thursday, with bright
sunshine after the storm. there was large
contingent Of society assembled. and such an
array of spring costumes aUd turnouts as was
nearly bewilder.ng. Miss Letter. Mis-, George H. De
FOREST Mis-, Flora Davis and Mrs. samuel j. 'oI'"lc
formed a quartet which was constantly surionincu
Arorethcr the success. Of the teas has been suice
hook
and a. for the wladup meet. Il was successful even
beyond the anticipation Of tic ladies IN charge.
MIR. j. II. \. Trcmenhcerc. who a. Miss JESSIE
EcialscS Van AHEen was one OF the most hoh'reu
girls IN New York society, b expected !" aflNc nero
on Sunday neat ia the French Line steamer La cham
payne This will he Ms Ttemenhecres first VISIT 70
the city Of her birth her marriage. nearly Three
years AGO when she went 10 live IN india Many
entertainments I'm her honor aic Icing planned t''
first Of which VIII take place on the 2lst lnSt Weh
q coaching part win be given by Lindey Holman
chaplin her brctherin-law. Mrs. Trmcnhcere VIII
pass tho Summer the euc.. Of her mo;her' MIS-
Ardrcvs Al Newport. Nara ansctt Pier and saratos"
In the late autumn she will ~ 30 Iisland where she
will he Joined Nv her husband who Is IN the MSunl'
Cvn service and who VIII have ony short iurion-h'
pretty ncheoq yes fTca, g Ms, ,Sc HAGEN feT M Gs
ss,sr The favor. were c0rssgc bouquet, OF La
{Tn's FS'c nosq as e &C. COLI M '+ farn SHS
Mis- cEsmmes aad vs. J1.ep a. \ NJ a4deP De Mare,
Ovens enterislnci tail.lni c9mpany Of gIe't' "a, at
dinner IN ne Pr 1" c =, sH' Whrhcoq Mr.
kMdcr. Mis- Euas 'on lennepf MS Ic ,n,I here
Miss iiatty r. ciE j. H. ~ c, Lspo"'
srbaSS - Janc r. faimasc IT, TOOK place on Fri
cav nifh, a, lie home O. tie bows father Dr. John
ec,lii sla1 wa Si 5 YONG Mr falmage, about
the guests wer the ci.dc Of The liz. 9heid Vol
ward Richardson. steward and Chandler fsmillc,;
Thers Wa music De- Landcr's orchestra and some
prtN iAvors we've dsin1ued .o,.,..,., a,r,,v the
There viii be- several E'dcns' ceeora,s during ,Is
west That Of Miss Amelia \ Echcverria, ihe ohn
ch.id Of " and Mr.. "o Echevcrria and komamc
Il 5 Mi'l' on "" wn".dnJ at aafpast ii O'Clock, and
viii followed by reeepion, At te nome , g r
marriage That viii attract much attention WI De
olerlircd 90 1nrsdaS cvehinc a, i 1cg a.. dsrhi
Miss Hnna Price Dillon. vii be married - NiiN''h
Iryi,,,ons nave boon received in this civ for the
marriage Of MIS- Margaret Isabella Lianr to Waller
Damr0sch. which viii take pace al % go, , w." i'm
urdsy next At The home Of the o'lu' . Pi'"' ."
Washington. =. ,-, d,,,chtor ~
lanes Mason OF tai, city. Will take pace IN IrhI,g
Chapel In west rvesy nm ,j s5 s by rccc
ron a, tbe home Of the brides ia'hei' NJ 30 '''''
on Wsdne.dsy evening. May 81. Miss Isabel Gurnee
and Jules Montant VIII be married. a, tn Amer
home No go I'm. t eve ce,o1,ony Next week card.
for the marriage Of Miss Mabel Cnit'' "siE"i lam
JerFmah " Curtis. ana gfaihudu~h'I VI
G sehorlay. TO Frederick Alien VII be sen, y ,pc
The ceremony will take place al ~" n}nso and
only The member. Of tho brides and bfldcgf2on
families and few intimate frlcnSs VIZ oT ni'' Va
curtis il an exceedingly beautiful girl, wa, educated
abrsd ha~ thorough knowleose ., 'a'S""]'
poesesses considerable dramatic talent. - A. IT,
The coaching parade which !, in,~e, the FASH
on.hia neonIe Who may be town. ~ IS Sala tiaV
iot more than eight coaches VIII he IN Inc. . .,
he given al the Madison square Theatre on Meu,euaS
al e,noon by the Ladies' orchestra y. ~ weii ~
The members OF the orchestra are recruI'cu i"' -
ranks Of the Fashionable world. ana Tor mOhWs pa
have been busy AZ rchcarsals, which nave DOC" 'o"
Quoted bs Mr.. SChmelL. ,,a, ,,vc,,
A pretty chldfens dinnerdance party VA VA q, hor
On FRIDAY evening by Mrs Arson Phelps S,"he az hor
home Madison ave and Thirty scventlst' l"' i''
daughter Miss Ethel Valentine stokcs. Ill, rost |