New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
COUNTRY ENTERTAINMENTS THE CHIEF
ATTRACTIONS.

Cedarhurst, where there are always i'O'~
found and gay luncheons and dinner paruVN '~''"Iu7 ~
one OF the most prominent and enlh'>"s"' ~
of the colony about the Country Cl"o oV'i"oS '.,r
tine present is the most uneventful ana led'V ea'
season known there within several Near' ->o.'
standing this doleful plant there are el''n' ~
every day, several jolly dinners ana Iuho"eo" P
at the nearby resorts. A., ,;irc
In spite of the threatening weather a' '"o
the opening day at Morris Park brought oSc'"er
cre.t crowd Of fashionable people, many OF
whom went out 10 the PARK As su'S'S
on the coaches of Frederick Bronson ilesoo.' La"
renee Perry Belmont and Farman Rogers i"0 P',
nut forth all it's glores. and 1t was al I"''i" N''
that enjoyed its rich vcrdure, lis plo'ul' W. ~
and tlN racing which was excellent The cino mousse
even IN its unfinished state. was thiohsvu' III" a. 'V
IN. GRAND stand and the boxes both were Compie'cN
occrnied Within the Coaching Clubs enclosure ana
nm the lawn women Of society were mcV Ill sro"'
Numbers and all in bewltching costumes. iere "ero
~ the vounqer set Miss Flora Davis, Miss eaihe
IIarcors Miss ANY Bend, Miss Post Mrs. Elnou
,r.,, Miss Kernochan Miss Camilla Moss Miss
sd Mrs Clarence DinsmOre and score ana more
~ others IT q great day ana oe@u'ilH s's"'
which met the eye every side me guests vi 'np
members of the Coaching Club were entertained aV
luncheon in tent erected on the green Just before
the days sport began.
More than half the number of guests who went ON 10
Tuxedo on the special train OH Thursday afternoon
10 see Carmencita dance renamed over to speAu
the holiday within the park either at the cluo ohouso
or as guests at of the beautiful cottages INC
crush at the clubh was unprecedented rOo"s
having been engaged by many several weeks ago
Friday was devoted to agreeable field ana a'lu",io
sports and the day closed with an ihiofha oal'o '
the pretty ballroom of the clubhouse.
The week in town has been almost barren OF INCL
dent though not without its fun and froiic one Oh Ie
several agreeable incidents which took place on Deco
ration Day the Yachting party gwen DS hooo-'
Center, the commodore Of the seawanhaka lach'
Club, on board Of the flagship Medusa for MISS
Elizabeth Harris Smith, of Providence. Among the
other guests aboard wero Mr.. and Mrs schuyler
Warren, Miss Hudson of Washington; James r.
rofey, and John lladden. The party sailed up the
Sound. and finally stopped at Barlow where luncheon
was served
The day before a yachting party was given in honor
f Mrs. Grover Cleveland by william Augustus
rchermerhOrn. on board Of his steam yacht Empress
The party left East nty-sXth-st. about 10 a. H.
and enjoyed a delightful sail up the sound stopping
ST Whitestone, where landing was effected
and visit was paid TO Mr.. SchermerhoTh's
country place. An elaborate luncheon was served
BY rinard in the saloon Of the yacht,
after which the craft steamed out toward Montaul,.
Mr. ScherInerhorn and his friends returned to town
about 80 p. m. In The party aboard the Empress
were Mr. and Mrs. David Lydig Mr. and Mrs. J
Kennedy Helmuth Mrs. schuyler Warren Mrs Richard
Watson Glider and Peter Marie.
Mrs. J. H. \. Tremcnheere was entertained at
luncheon on Wednesday by Miss Lentilhon, of Vest
Eleventhst., who one OF the bridesmaids at MIS-
Tremenheercs wedding nearly three years ago. ON
Thursday evening Mrs. Tremenheere ard MISS Pattlsoh
of Washington, entertained by Dr.. and Mrs
White at their home in Madison-ave., when small
number of people were asked ln II was al Iliorn'ai
affair, but very enjoyable.
\ pretty yellow luncheon in honor OF Miss Virginia
Payne of WarrcntOwn Va, and Miss Edith soule was
given Thursday by MrS. F. :. Ives at her hoh'e'
One hundred and thirty eighth st. and the HudsOh
Rivef Among the other guests at the table were
Miss Bertha Robinson. Miss Alice Berry, Miss Len
tilhon, Miss Julia OConhor, of Charleston :. C.;
Miss Addic Clark Mrs. Eugene Naret and Mrs. Frank
Ives Mrs. Ives the hostess, was Miss Annie Waged-
man, Of Washington.
The members of the Richmond County Country Club
on staten Island, gave most enjoyable club Iunch.
as il Is called. Friday afternoon, which wa very
largely attended. The formal opening of the cluo VIII
not tale place until time about the middle OF the
present month when a gay time is expected. The
equestrian parade, which wac to come oil yeSter~
day, has been postponed until saturday next. when
the original programme already published IN thS
column will be adhered b.
The season at Hollywood has begun in earnest and
SUNDAY finds the hotel well filed with guests. since
last season a large swimming bath. which cXcels any
thing Of the kind in this country has been eiccted also
a swimming bath for women aHd children. which i
supplied with hot and cold water \ gay season i
been rented, and where there VIII be number 81
elaborate entertainments daring the summer.
The June weddings begin to mOTow, the first beng
that Of Miss Oca da silva daughter Of Nine "a sllVd
and Jesse Young, which VIII be celebrated Ia -
ThOmas's Church. in Fifttaye, at noon. At p. M
,n the same day Miss julia Hawks Oakley. niece OF
Mr. and Mrs. Henry \. Oakley, will be married in
Calvary Church, TOurtlsve. and Twenty first 81, Il
EDWIN Stearns Allen. on Tuesday the wedding Of
Miss Annie L. Neyman, daughter OF Mrs. W. T.
Weyman, of Pittsburg. Penn, 10 Adams Crocker, son
Of samuel Z. Crocker, OF Fitchburg Mass. Viii take
place at the Cambridge in Fifthavc IN the evening
Miss sara Elkns, the eldest daughter OF stephen Il.
Rlkins will be married 10 Alexander c. Ohphant, OF
Trenton, " j., son Of General duncan ohphant'
The wedding will be small one, only the Intimate
friends Of the bride having been asked Another quiet
wedding on this day will be tina, Of Miss Grace oaAes
daughter of Mr.. and Ars. 1. r. Oahe9, ior
morIy Of 81. Paul MIMI ana IredeIick hroGSHi ~ ;
take place at the summer home of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Willard, at Dobbs Perry Bishop pC'ter % vi" III
attended by four bridesmaids Miss Annie Wright Miss
Willard, Ii. and Mss leila 0a4es, sister Of the bride
Henry BrOoks the brother OF The bridegroom, will be
the parents Of Mr. Brooks, breakfast for the bridal
party and few intimate friends only wu follow
u.rm1n 0eiric6s viii be solemni1ed at The nome II
the brides mother in san Francisco, t,al, on Tqes,
This summer betweon sea Brght where the bridegroom
has taken s s9t5ses 3 ia o e ie cSs1i Sapis stranger which
HSmcG Viii reign supreme on Wednesday, which
DAY has been selected by number OF brides
for their better or wOrac' ceremonies. On
Ills day Miss Mabel Estele Curtis, daughter
Allen sf the home of Nj and Mrs. John G. Sch0ocy,
her grandparents, No. l East Fifty third It. In the
afternoon also Miss Emily Frances johnson, daughter
Of Joseph Johnson VIII be married 10 Herbert LcDeau
Srggs at the home Of her father No. 200 West Fifty
seoond-st. Miss Charlotte Emily Clement, daughter
T. Kinney ia the new Christ Church al the Boulevard
and seventy -thrdst. In the Calvary Baptist Church
in Iftys h-sf IN
Hin Saunders daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Carter A.
Saunders, will be made the wife Of Porte Virgil Ran
som son OF Surrogate Ransom. The bride will lie
attended by a little maid OF honor, Miss
Mildred T. Bispham, and four bridesmaids Miss
Frank Vanderbilt Crawford. Miss Edith SIadc. Miss
Mario Estcicz and Miss Anna EastOn.
Az In the evening Miss Lulu G. ThCnpsOn and
Sinclair /. Hunting, will be married In All Souls
Church, in MadsOn-aVe
Miss Frances Johnston, daughter Of John Taylor
Qave Nav - Of lntf O., =