The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-08
WAT rs CONC ON IN SOCIETY

ilranNh ND kmOUk NlO bNIphluo anu ulllS OF
northern NevEngland ana q New YORK spent
nc h ot dnvs iasping at Morris Park and the
nIsbts ut Delhonlcos, whore iced champagne
and various kinds Of fancy cups" have
1owed mon freely than Croton water. II
oneduct or akers areto be believed, is like
TO flow during the warm months Hotel
Aepers nj 0ney Islard and other suburban
thorts are hashing heir teeth with rage and
Iappointnfnt at living missed q week
(one the rhetes, w1ch may possibly not
de again lis summr. while vendors OF iced
d,ks. straw hats an blazing blazers have
ptted the twn red With rich and unlocked
foinrvest dtheir woes.
Aogether1t has ben week OF surprises.
tndurprise not Of agreeable kind. Even
1t hrris Ark the faorites have not always
TonAnd dies who ave gone out there for
an afern(n diversionhave been baked with
the garland heat tho boxes, lost their
monel al their temPrs. and regretted that
they. hi mot kept the ormcr, at least, for the
moro Figorating atmosphere OF Sheepshead
lBH. I weddings tbre have been a great
lmAyhs reported In the public prints. but
veR Nv OF interest 10 New Workers. Mr.. and
Mrsferman Oelrchs have announced their
image to their friends here by the
cusnary printed circulars. Their wedding
alistinctly California affair, Us but few Of
hismiy or frienh accompanied the BRIDE
grdn on his Unconstitutional trip. Hundreds
Of tusands in good had money must have
bedavished upon decorations and appoint
mes for this golden uniol Of hearts, hands.
andollars and, .udging$ rom the printed
reeds, the result WIS strange medley of
ros orange blossoms. floating doves, floral
strme rs, quaint oncei:s, Cupids, love
pohs, banners and screens bearing senti-
meal inscriptions al mottoes wrought In
col silver, and prepus stones, wherein
Cud and Hymen in Renral. and their success-
fubmbination for thtspe event in particular
We duly Glorifled and mmemorated.
Would be impossibep 60 into the detafls
OF liz memorable weddiS. 1t Is sufficient Ia
sathat for originality Id extravaganza II
VT fer beyond anythii that this country
haever seen. and yet 1t be not the fsintest
remblance to similar cemonials abroad.
or one small apartment,ems to have been
lei without adornment, nd OF this we are
toi that the walls are mhroom," the why
a1 wherefore Of their haVR this suggestive
cdring being left to tho Imagination OF be-
hhers. One thing seemso have been uni
vjsally conceded, that ttbride looked most
EARNING and carried herbight OF lace, satin,
I'd Jewels with admiral ease and grace.
tr. Oelrichs too, seems have won golden
opinions from society In tlcapital of the Pa
life coast, and II the mar,d life Of the we'd
led pair is half as bright dts beginning. very
title more can be desired II then.
A very pretty wedding tdz plae on Tuesday
It the beautiful country SGT Of NJ. Henry VII
ard, just at the op'ning the hudson High
ands. when Miss Once Okes an Mr.. Freder-
ok Brooks were mac manand we. The ush.
'rs were all picked non fom aDnR Boston1e
100. and the bridesmaids. Who wo sisters and
friends OF the bride.were studio in pale blue
md delicate yelloV. and allvore broad
Legholn hats. The bre was fair to
see in her old ptnt and orange ossoms, and
With the bsautiit surrounding,f lawn, gar
den. and scenerIthe wedding IS eingularly
and,easing.
Very many Ne Workers veto Albany in
oil the heat Of Wednesday, to present at the
marriage OF Mis- Alice Rathbe and Mr. ].
Archibald Murrr which waselebrated In
the Cathedral oAll Saints web is, archi-
as Rra triumph Ghe new State
Capitol The mirage cereny was very
solemn and the emo extrem, picturesque.
Tho blooming bde. the flow, and palms,
Ind the stately dice crowdeto its utmost
'apacity. with th&3ishop in hkobes and the
marriage hymns ung by fulhoir made an
impressive and smewhat urual spectacle.
The family and intimate finds. with the
:uests from Nv York. re taken in
ide ther chanel gate, occupied q
ortion OF the choir seS The Muir
az family wge there course. Mrs.
'syard Cutting ltolilR extr.ely well in yell
ow and white, md Ms. Ltus WilmerdinR
! white lace and silk hrs. hdleton BurriN
, pink. Miss JESSIE hendn white. Mrs,
douglas Robinson IN blu. Nj FrelinRhuysen
l white. were alio amlR New York con.
ngent, while Mrs. Frat W8on. Mrs. George
lest. and Miss Rotoh rGesCted Boston. The
,ception at Gen RathneI handsome resi-.
once Of course lncluh the fashion and
eauty Of Albany, ands tb day was warm,
10 garden and lawnher the band played
as utilized for dancip Tbse who made the
fort to take long jAeyon very hot day
ere amply compenSd. o the entertain
emit was very charm.
The sale Of the stocFm Of the late Mr.. Bar
". with the contentAis eonservatories, and
that went to make me Of the most beauti.
! country homes In neiGhborhood, brought
Rether many Of tBll-known land ownoru
Long Islands norm shore. who have boon
ger to POSSESS thieves OF ono or moro of
o valuable animalAt he owned. or to Dur.
ase some Of the piess collection OF roses,
chids. palms. and or plants which filed
greenhouses. Thutabiltty of all earthly
Ings was never m strikingly exemplified
an In the conte dispersion of the
usehold gods DIR. and Mrs. Barlow.
an whom probabb two persons ever lived
this city of re striking personality,
ire cultured tast& who exercised q wider
d more liberal gpitality. Tho mansion,
ich was built mthan quarter Of a con-
y ago. and Vi books. pictures. and
istic decoratiobpoke 80 eloquently Of
owners and of lr llfe's work. loses now.
h the Rcatteriof their treasures. all
Lracteristic indions Of their existence.
there are inches that remain forever
en- in the heaof men. and the genial.
cious host andRtess who presided over
ir two beautifpmes arc never likely to
forgotten by III who enjoyed the charm
society that tlgathered about them and
ir own honest hearty hospitality
kind OF rivapems to have grown up be-
en- Mrs. Macand Mrs. Marshall o. Rob-
during the sent season In London. in
ard to theirEels. moro especially their
rls. OF whlchh ladies have valuable col
ions. At a vismart dance given by Mrs.
kay at her hence at Buckingham Gate