New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
v,vy uOSE WEDDINGS CELEBRATED

II DcImonicO's the Brunswick and al inc u'o'''O'
were observed mp 10 Friday evening WHAT Wv" Wv
opening of the new Madison square "auch VI" "V
night suburban day on the grounds Of the oohes SIAM
Jockey Club on Tuesday, and the rcsa'" " -, =.
York Yacht Club Thursday, society io"'r
furnish entertainment. Nor were wedone9 ~"
The opcninc n 'cht al the new Madison squafc
called together a vast gathering o! the
set hundreds having come into town lro" Wv pelham
for the evening. The Hemps'eau' an ,orco
HOLLYWOOD and Orange sets were PreSc"' - 80 -.
I'D tho many pretty girls and matrons VINO iaho up
~, -. oo,,nio< at these places occupied the BOXES
,.n.os :, tho most attractive costumes. Inc scc"c
.hon, tho vast circle of the auditorium was ihsp'ne
brilliant and one that will not soon be iorso.'en
dav too summoned together the greatest
soc,al ,bronc that the shccpshead Bay ud'A "'s
ui,nesscd and many Of the ladies' WIN "'''
the opening Of the garden on the p'o''.uo 49,
ere in the boxes in the grand STAND "'ho,s ''o'0
-. go Mr. and Mrs Charles X. Hone, MISS "a
- e. Afr and Mrs Adolf Lahenburg, Mr. ana MIS-
.vrnst belmont tr Mr.. and Mrs Herman 'ei'lo"9'
Mr. and Mrs Van Rensselaer, Kennedy h,' ""u
crenviIc Kane Mr.. and Mrs siuhe! D'ii"' NJ, ~.
tho Nnsses stevens, Colonel ana MIS- La"'o"'0 ni'
,,,.s Lawrence and Mr.. ana MIS- JONI H'N
- 7, was a day OF rare sport but much vi '''o
n, was forgotten in the rush from the course
Ia tbe serious delays made in trying TO get paoA
% town. number Of large parties went over 10
a. Manhattan Reach Hotel after the last race lor
di,ner rather than chance returning TO the CITY WIFI
the crowds which filed the cars.
Tho regatta Of the New York Yacht Club on Thurs
s.y uas NOT a particularly exciting incident IN the
social history of the week. although the s'eafhooa.
Taurus which followed the drifting yach'S o>er ''e
course, had number of well-Knowh peopio y"
ho,rd who were guests Of the yacht club, and VINO
rere aespte a tolerably pleasant days sport on 'he
water not sorry when they were landed al west
Twenty third. St nearly ten hours after inc !ach's
started on the race There was Jolly COMPANY VI
guests on the steamboat, and there was everything
on hoard TO make the occasion pleasant one III
Guiding dainty silver ships when were ols'r'o"'0N 80
fsvors at the luncheon table
The crowd OF Hampstead people which came 10 'he
,t,v on Monday last las returned to the ocean
breeyes Of Long Islands southern shore. where gay
and festive times will mark the days uhtli aIer 'iic
4th Of July. Pony races, yachting parueS anu 'c"'
contests, tie latter on the lawn OF MI anu WI
Elliott Roosevelt's place. will help to make HE "oi"
the living until July arrives, when uie Wy "'h'".'
races will take place on the Cedarhurs' ud'A
several small dinner parties were given during the
v..r nv those who pcferred TO remain down on the
Island Among the newcomers during the week were
Mrs padclford who the guest OF MT ana MIS-
James F. u. Lanier, and the Messrs' Co'tehe'' WIN
received much social attention.
Mr. and Mrs Adolf Ladenburg will close Ihe
Oasis and will sail for Europe during the nrSt "eeA
in July
20 large a approximation Of staten Island people
attended the regatta of the New York Yacht Club on
Thursdav that II was deemed advisable by the mem
hers Of the Richmond County Country Club to defer
the coaching parade for one week, until next lhuIs
dav. The start will be made from In from 81 the
Hotel Castlcton, the Terrace. at NcV-Brleh'oh'
and members are requested 10 decorate their hors''
carriages and harness with flowers, ribbons or lne
club colors Clarence whitman. the president OF me
,.o limo nf
hand coach
There we're several pretty home weddings celebrated
during the week That Tuesday evening OF MISS Nr
cnia Eoisc Platt daughter of the late colonel t. r.
Plat of Albany. 10 Henry Clay King eA prcsiueh%oi
the Chicago Produce Exchange which took place at Inc
home Of the brides mother Mrs. Maria Pat, at Mah
s,navc and Twenty nith-st.. though small. was
beautiful affair The rooms were festOoned with
spring flowers. and the dOorways were curtained ana
lowered with smilax. trailing green's and roses. The
b. ide, who wore some superb jewels. presents from
the bridegroom. is the granddaughter of the late
Joseph Hall. who large property owner in the
city Of Albany. and after whom Hall Place,
I'm that city, was called. MIR. and Mrs.
Ming viii spend the summer travelling In this country
and in the autumn viii sail for Europe. where they
Will remain mill about Christmas time, when they Will
return 20 maze their home IN Michganaye., Chicago.
ON Wednesday evening an extremely pretty wedding
took place ~ "Oaklmrst." the home Of Mrs. Francis
!. Brusman. on the southern Boulevard. near one
hundred and forty f)urh-st when her daughter Miss
Louise Frances BrugInan and DR.. Cornelius f. Byrnc
welded. The beautiful grounds illuminated
With japanese lanterns and refectors and the interior
of tho house Wa dressed with beautiful onsbe flow
cI> Mis-, Bugmans dress Of white satin and Ouch
lace and that Of her only attendant Miss Emma
Helen Lrugman. sister. was of silk muslin, en-
troderod in oriental colors and made with Grecian
waist, Among the many presents received
b the bride beautiful house from her mother.
Another wedding on this day that of Miss
Mary Louise smith, youngest daughter Of Edgar H.
smith TO Judge Joseph F. DAILY, which took place at
an early hour at the residence Of the brides father
I'm Yonkers. MonsiCnOr Thomas :. Preston offciated
The bride. whose sister married TO a son Of the
late Judge Hamilton W. Robinson. attired in
beautiful Of white corded silk and point lace and
displayed necklace Of handsome diamonds. She
carried large ostrich feather fan, gift from Mrs
Hamilton W. Robinson. Judge Days young daughter
Miss Bessie DAILY, bridesmaid The couple will
sail for England on the Tmbra July 5, and after
tour of Great Britain will go 10 France. Belgium
and Germany. and will return home by the way Of
Liverpool about the middle Of September
The nuptial feature Of Thursday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Goddard. in
the Osborne. In West Fifty -seventhst, when
their daughter, Miss Carolyn Atwatcr Goddard,
and Bignal d. Woodward we're married The
bride, who is a girl Of rare beauty. a
simply made Empire gown Of white brocade. veil
embroidered with daisies. end no gloves Just before
the service. in the distance. heard the hymn
Z" Now Breaks the Morn sung b. the choir boys
OF the Church Of the Heavenly Rest who preceded the
bridal party into the room. singing the Lohengrn'
march. The parents also preceded the bride. who
entered the room surrounded by her rne girl friends.
who appeared in old -fashioned null gowns carrying
wood flowers tied with long yellow ribbons. reaching
20 the bottom Of their skirts. The marriage cere-
mony Was performed by the Rev. Reynolds Cowardin,
Of Washington.
The lawn party given Thursday by Mr. and Mrs
cyrus W. Field at their home at Dobbs Ferry, in
honor OF the Rev. and Mrs. John 5. Penniman. was
most enjoyable entertainment. to which the fash.
onable people living at Irvington Yonkcrs and River
e i, were bidden There we're no guests from this
r.. Iashionablc wedding took place in the
SSnahnihg Memorial Church. Newport on wedncS-
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