New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
FASHIONABLE LIFE AND ANU IN
THE COUNTRY.

mcnt which b@un there carly in the week. IT
attracted interest from larger assembly OF well
known members Of good society than anything Of the
kind that has been seen hercaboutS in late years.
Few if any Of the spectators returned 10 town at the
close Of the contests on any Of the days. and the
consequence unusual number Of breakfasts
and luncheons, dinner, sailing and driving parties and
the cottages never before held greater nun
Der OF guests not even on the occasion
Of Mr. Wacrbury's amateur circus Large
parties entertained by Mr.. and Mr..
Jacob LorillarI their beautiful place on Loriiard
Point; ty Ilr. and Mrs. john ;. Ellis on Pelham
Bay by Mr and Mrs Edward Clarsson Potter and
Nr. and Mr,. James ". Waterbury Pelham Road.
and at the homes Of Mr.. aad Mrs Marvin W. story,
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Morris, Mr.. George l. Adee'
Frederick W. Adce Frederick G. Havcmcycr and Mr.
and Mrs. T. W. Jackson at Throsco Ncck. Every
evening there was music and informal dance at
the clubhous" and many couple sat up late enough to
&c, the moon come up above the horizon.
The whirl of caycy in social circles on staten
Island last week Wa, les rapid than IA, been for
several weeks, though there was sufficient in the many
luncheon and dinner parties, not TO mention the barge
parties, 10 keep the dcvotcc5 Of fashionable life well
occupied On Tuesday Miss Alnc Iloyt gave do
Nchtll pink and white luncheon az hcT homo ai
Staplcton to It number of ladic7, among whom "cFo
Mrs. D. Odccn Fowler. Mr.. scAavl"r Warren
Miss sophia Pool Mrs. Archibald Oracle and Miss
Ward The evening before the largest barge party
OF the season sailed away y the Riverside shore
House on the jersey side. -Four borEes. two Nom
the staten Island Rowing Club. cOxswanct lN T.. W.
Brown and two from tic Athletic Club coA'"alhcd
bv Brad.sh !. Carroll aud Redmond Conynfhan Were
Used and each carried jolly party cf young people
who enjoyed an informal dance aud supper before
they returncd to the Island several foHrIh mana
breaks carried thc members Of t!c party 10 u'i
homes Among those In the party were Miss "lmHh'
Mr. and Mrs. stephen Rowland brown Mr. ana
Mrs Arson Carroll, who acted as chaPeron' MISS
Robinson Miss Ward the Misses Lord MIss hau'ooA'
Miss ConyugAaln, Miss Bridgand MISS "HI"n''
Harry Van Vechten Willard brown Beverly hooIH-
SON John WALKER Herbert Baldwin, j. I. o. aleddcn'
An cujoyatlc tea was held at the Richmond county
Club on Thursday afternoon, which wa h't
vtth,tanding the dusty condition O; the roa'S'
uumerously attended Tea and Investments we've
served on the vcrnda. and there vas music p'
band the lawn.
The engagement Is just announced of Miss Mar
Couvnghan. daughter of r. D. Conynlham, 10 G'o1f
Free Nj Convncham {, at present in Providence.
visiting relatives Ms Gertrude 10 all. Vh'sr mar
rage with Gordon VIII VIII le celebrated seine
time noxt month. e. now at Rocha~ar. the gnc1' 81
Mrs.. Edward E. Merritt. After their marriage VT.
and Ny. Wills wiu occupy the CAf'"a Towers '''''
Aa, been presented FOR their usc ly Nr AMI NT'' D.
Joseph AicNaadrc. who arc spending thr summer a
LcnoN Mr~. Alexandra j. a s-t"r oi Ms Il'i...
,ir and Mr.. Archibald Griri". who. sine" ti'ic H'F
ra-e in the sprlu- hav, been oc~upiu> >lr t'd F''
Carlcrou's place have tl."H apartment l' 'd-te o.
ave- where they viii r,Ha!u u:tA SEPTEMBER "A'!
thcv 70 20 Lcnox for the season th"r'. They cNp''
~ return 20 staten Island. where they VIII spend 'A"
winter months ia their own hou,'
Nfr. ru-o.c = Llol-. who w4, N.-, In Hau. aAd
~rarddourhtcr ot tho late Co.modo' NAaf"r III, A"
removed from her pretty c.E.t-s place. cfiId Clover
Nook a Manchester. Wc-tth-t"G unty 4.d - a. 4c-
large farm on tie L.".e Glove Eo'd. ,."." q" i."
Country Cub-hou-". IAe place % "..'' Ai' h'.''
ba, ,.,cu posse. ion l., not been . before ..
nearly o quarter OF a ccn,u-y.
Creet prepara!.a are being made bv tie iash.0nah"
women IN all parts Of tho islAad for tc t"te cham
petr, which will De held on tie Hender"A place d.
Vow. pr. rlton on July %, for the benefit o! the
Wonou's Eychar-c. Mr. Alexander J.. shaw ana
Ms. Tcf.c have undertaken tie mt''t"'H''i '' '''
aT.lr. which proa.s"- e be- g.'at I'''-..'' "''
social success. r., features VII h' si' 'F '' t'
,h.c, DIST. -u..a-l tlo lawn ~" at O." Lt"'r ''t'
tyyc.y. month. aco Iacto VIII t- mH-. tt...' b.
ncd game. supper a-f in 81" ''.i..' - '' ' '.''
" fireworks.
The vccA ~ newport Was moderately 90
ore. wifi TIE marriage ot MI In".." D'' ii"
daughter q VIZ. and Nr J'aa "'t-ri Il '>.' D. ''
EccrtJn Leigh Winthrop a- t'r principal '''
,irrc1,c Ts,- .4r. tlc Day on which ti' H'.'.t 't
celebrated was tlo nvelcst DAY Of the present. -r'
and newer before dd Al >4.t.'' Ncn rial Chapel
io,5 a more m-hioaahlc ttrJn5 aal rcr", @f t.'
.-.c-.or l.ol mo.c lcautfII nc preachers G"~h
,..- removed a.d the large sra." o.. t.c platform
,.n- flied up nlt. horN - ferns. palms ana i-.
vhro i!uc and pink hHdrar"i'. v.l'h were raiser
,o a height ol Mily trc.ty feet. hirr r.'r' TO-" i'
.o,c. lia., of the r,Nus -av" lu.t enough g. '.'"
I. Rev Dr. william & ra.a. torf. %. - Gc"r-.'
,bnrrb -tuyvc-aut square. and the Hr.. ""'"-"
J. Nalu of Tuu'r, the oNIHiiu- c". Nm'n. .
.taud while thcy performed tho marras' rt' Ih-
wi. ,r, about tho altar Wow Gripcd With yellow
al... .. MIS- Hccrschcr n,A" heau''fii o't
-t..it !.!c though her gown 0f Whit satin dfal"i
with iarc point lace was vov plainly made. an1
the lace vel wa, caught up with TIC "u-l. diamond
oruamcnt a diamond star q present from me bride
groom. The tto maids Of honor. Nj. "corgc Berry
man. cousin of TIE bride. and Nj. CIfror' Win
tArop. sister - ~" bridegroom wore tAr picture of
bcutg. hcta and happne,-. aad u t""'r pr'tt gown
g pink satin covered vItl dotted Wh' muslin and tN"r
large white L"shom hat. wLi'h W"r- trimmed V',h
pink roses, attracted almost &C. much attention O.
the bride. Although tuc heat wa, mt",-r, aud iI."
crowd out 81" OF the chapel "I, something taai VIII
not soon be forgotten iy ui,-, vho were 'l4-l' ln
il. quite tyo hundred guests no".ci 10 tlr Iur'v,
are occupying th's season, o., -d'r their coa-'",t
ton, 70 ur l1pp, pair. N'p l.''it'd before a barge"
4 ,nnptlol- trcla.ast .ceeed by ruard a. .ma!
ttnI", aM eG 49, a. az itr!c "I"'" G "'." .'.. "m
each decorated "l'h p.nt r5-r,. I'D" "cddinf Fi ..
which were ,.c0cI %, tie most ntiml'" friends ":
Wcro not c.Ybii,d ou the aay of tNc ceremony.
Il.y -id % %" unique aai valuable. dr. tid
Mrs. Winthrop after short trip 4, spot ID
touncciicl U u sail for Euglud. Whcr" they expect go
remain until t1' 'tl when they VIII return and tai" up
their residence lu thi, cItv. ON thr cyc,u. ot th"
vcdd.u- N. Nuti.op. tic b;.oe-r.0Il'. father. IN
t.riHlbai o. n!i3It company OF guests If uurr
Il- cotia.c Bellevue at". AWour the rIc vo."
SIR. alG Hr-. Frederic E,ou-0u. So hp durIE the w'+
vcre tla guest, OF Nr. Nmtr'p 3D.. @nd Mr.. ocore'
IT, Mcclellan. Mr.. and Mr. Frederick kcruochau. Mrs
Hollis HwucVc OF Boston, ana -.verd # til' bridal
IurtV
Pso'aly the most cloh. RAT" dinner party ~ TIC
vcoA va. mat rI'ru on Wed day evening iy Nt
ana Mr.. John j. W .,u- - GIIt -t0ur' Ih. Table
Wa, dcool.ifd Fth pms roses. dud aluu' Tie -u' T.
who RAJ about Do were Nr. ~,ur,c-tut IN. ilr. dad
Mr.. Townsend nDDdcu, aid w.. ana Nj. ". Wtt,
sherman.
ON tlr aaiuc day Mr.. LDrlit.d spencer. who cu
fcrtaiucI tI" E"v. Dr Ea,tI during hs Wit. gave
Il luncheon parts T. t'c',c alic, Tie dc. orr :I n-
! 0f thr llr were Oi psnd llc-.
Nj. J.. -. Grand HllauicyIlc and family. who lhNc
been living abroad g.. .,Vcri ycdia hN" arrived ~
their cottage. aud VlH remain lor tic ION. Nr-