New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-14
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
MANY WEDDINGS. DINNERS AND COMING
OFT TEAS


beautiful dinner parties. to which the adjective Gor-
ccou, might be httingy applied, the opera ana SIN
more coming ont teas the week has been brilliant
This year the Patria'hs had the distinction of open
ing the season. and II had a decidedly rosebud a.
m0sphcc, for it the first opportunity for any o
the dcbutantcs to attend - real ball, Mis- Forbes
Leh and Miss Anne Cameron, who had been through
a full London season ana the state ban. To the
habituos of that famous place DcImonico'S presenter
a new dress, one much desired. and thus the man
ayers Of the ball were relieved from the duty Of extra
decorations save in the hallway The ball presenter
it, usual array Of bcjewced dowagerS. eminent
strangers, and the unusual gathering of bright
faces eager for fray OF society, pleasure. and
! yet unmarked by that safety which a season.
round i, bound to give. for. after all pleasure pals
and the first ball is not very much beyond tn" last
dancing class. \ marked change in thc ban Wa IN
the choice Of a dcbutAntc 10 lead tho "OtII"h
Harry Cannon taking for hi, partner MiN
Anne Cameron. who had been formally m
troduced last week by her father. >ir Hod"'l.h
Cameron. on that crowded saturday which lIi- been
talked Of the whole week. Miss Cameron. like most
Of the debuantcs Of The night had chosen white for "
color Of her ball gown. There were favor for the
cotillon. Of ribbons made up into bow and sa-hc>
As il was necessary 10 Use The restaurant pr >uppc:
the ball a very late one. only the yhunccr men
remaining for the cotillon, which did not come 10 Hn
end until after , O'Clock
Mrs. william A>tor, Mrs. Paran stevens. Mr.. IN
ward Cooper and Mr.. Luther Hourtlc were usual
rcSplcndcnt with jewels but such have done dury FOR
many similar occasions. Mr. William X. Vanderbilt
wore some diamond, which generally com
mcntcd on. for they seemed f. be iu continuous
chain which after winding about the neck several
times fell I'm many loops the cora-c Of tic vcarr~
gown. In the estimation If many %" Young married
women carried oil the houors of The evening
There general look Of surprise the fac ~
many who had gone down to the French Steamer Ia
Champagne 10 E,ody 10 Mis- Lima Post to -cc her
enter the ballroom Monday night I'm one Of her best
gowns but the a~toni> hmcut soon explained when
thcy learned that the ship had ID pu' back T. her
pier owing 10 The accident described the early part
OF the week. Nr. and Mr. Michael Herbert. who were
~ the BAIL said alden 10 friends for the winter. ard
they went los Oh" Iruirnic Ia pa h" winter in Ems
land and in The south of France. THE Duk" and
Duohc-> Of Marlborough also sailed or Oh" same -fip
Tho Duchc-. not az The ball. irt position hrcpI-
her away from dinner We'll.
"Wednesday hcN DAY f1r weddings. The de-
tas . me marriage of Ms. al Icc-i aul ~ir Itcd"r
ich Frankfurt have been fIlly civcu Ihc pair are
now their Honeymoon in Can ada. where - Ircd"r
ich ha, relative The genealogical irumI"t- were mot
loudly blown ~ o." nuptal 'f MI Nar-a~f
schoGcin and Henry Trevor. 90 NJ Anna ogden
Tcudloton 10 Duncan Chti-on Ic.i. tI'l- DO" Hn'l-
Of New York D story show that they a~. entitled o.
much in the Wy Of p.dgrc. Those tWo weddings
were simple and pretty. II -c"n- almost imp'-- hle
for any one person have accomplished thc talk Of
attending al Arc" wedding. bat there arr SOME Who
DID.
Thur-diy's weddings were quiet onr- M'' l'
calling the invitation, to BIZ wedding 1T Grarc 'hr'h
and The subsequent reception al tie home % ~ h-'
aunt. De Lanccy NIcol and Mis- Maud Churchill v,s.
quietly welded AZ the home OF The bride mother VT.
I-rncv I'm sing sing. y. \ TEr ceremony wa- a''crd"i
by half a dozen relative, Th, C"r-c 30 proceeding,
brought about bv the -cripu- iliu'-- q VIZ N'''
mother. Had IA" been married iu church hl> usher.
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