New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
n,vyERs AND WEDDINGS ARE THE CHlEf
FEATURES.

a,rnc the last week. Two or three "cuu'"e' "" o"0
dov several receptions. ladies' mhcheo"s' ui,'.
partes literary reunions, bazars anu Ian M ~, ~ -, w
charitable objects have filled the town WIN "0
n.ople and the streets from midday u''n l. WV"
At night with gayy attired woh'e"' 0'e""'' r
pointed equipages, the young llc gay ""- sor On
wtth Monday began a round OF dinner saSou0' io' '
.,, sav Mrs samuel sloan gave an elaborate DT'Huay
dinner party I'm honor of her daushier' MISS 'ioi"o
sloan Reside the members OF the sloan iai"S'
number of Miss sloan's frehus VIZ .,nr
table which was superbly dressed WIFI iaiSo
Reauty roses Mrs. Alden gave u''"0' pau, ~
.,v,esn :, honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Grover CcVei"hc'
Ar and Mrs lanes g. X. Duer entertainer 'o"P""'
- .,o =, dinner and Mrs. Daniel Torrance lad
numher Of prominent people at her table
,r,,asdav afternoon brought the wcdoihe Oh MISS
Emily smedberg and Edwin l. "cchS' ""'" we"
olemnzed al the home of the brides parents III "cS'
ruentv 6rst-st In the chantry OF "race 'huToh OH
the same day were welded MISS Mary hoian" san
,ora daughter of the late Judge Charles +. sanioo
wv ,a,r " peach. Of New-Haven, Conn. The bride
- ryas led 10 the altar by her brother Charles r.
sanford wore some exquisite point lace on hcr so"n
and pont lace veil, the same as worn ps "cI "o''Vi
an her weddingday. wedding breakfast ior o'ie
bridal party only. served at rouhu table ue0oraeu
with gold and white followed at the home OF the
hrdes mother No. 1O7 West Fifty fifth-st. Mr. ana
Mrs Beach will sail ior Europe in few days where
.hev will mass the summer months. In the evening
Randolph Robinson of Washington Square. North. gave
a farewell dinner TO the Duchess of Marlborough WHO
sailed for England the following day in the steam
shp Majestic. The guests invited to meet Her Grace
were Mr.. and Mrs. stuyvesant Fish. Mrs. Paran
Stevens ex Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. William c.
Whitney, Mrs. William Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd
Bryce Goold Redmond and Eliot Gregory On the
same evening Ernest X. Guniher gave "A musical party
At his house. No. West Fifty-seventhst.. at which
Miss Amy Baker ecited, Mrs. Allen and Miss Berg
sang Mr. Gregory played several banjo solos, ana MI
Curtis gave imitation of a rural DEBATING so
ciety.n The only dance this day was given by
Mrs W. H. Jackson, of No. 556 Madisonave'' Tor her
daughter Miss Anna Jackson, and most SPIRITED
cotlon was led by f. Nicho Crosby. with Miss
Jackson. The tavors pretty and unique consist
Ing Of fans. satin sunbonnets and bonbonnec TOT 'e
ladies and cigarette cases and pipes for the men,
Wednesday day Of weddings, and that OF
Miss Juliet Morris and Philip Lvlnsston-Livlngston
was the most crowded and fashionable ST. Bar-
tholemew's Church, at which the ceremony was per
formed, was thronged, and nearly looo persons
attended the subsequent reception which was held
o. the brides home in West Fifty-sccond-st The
bride looked handsome in her draperies Of lace.
silver brocade and satin and on every hand
were suggestions of future with all the pleasures
that accompany wealth and luxury Another largely
attended nuptia feature this day was celebrated IN
the apartments of Mrs. W. r. Sergeant In the Dai-
house in West Fifty ninth-st, where her daughter.
Miss Maude Frances Sergeant, was made the wife OF
John Vernon Boubicr, by Monsignor Thomas = frcs-
ton. The ceremony was to be performed in church.
but because Of the bridegroom being member OF tle
Catholic Church and the bride communcant In the
Protestant Church that intention abandoned. and
only the relatives were hidden 10 witness thc ceN-
mony which supplemented by large reception
Mrs Charles Lamson's luncheon on this day was an
elaborate affair served by Pnard, and the pink dinner
.n MA
No % West Elevcnthst., also beautiful enter
tainment. Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles s. Pelham Clinton. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Powers
Farr Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 5. Blois, Mr. ana MIS-
De Witt and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watson
The bride OF Thursday was Miss Florence WitherOee.
who was married at the home Of her brother, F. ;.
Witherbee No. A Fifth-aveo to DR.. Edward Henry
Peaslee. This ceremony. too was private, but the
reception which followed it general one. In
the evening a fashionable wedding took place in ST.
yohns Church, Jersey City. The bride was Miss sibyl
Eager daughter of J. J. Eager, and the groom
f. L. Young, Of f. F. c. Young
number of important weddings will be celebrated
during the coming week. Tomorrow evening MISS
sanford daughter of Mrs Charles H. Sanford will be
welded to Herbert Ward. the African traveller Miss
Dora Lange eldest daughter Of J. II. LanSc, Will be
married to Albert Klamroth. jr., and Miss Harriet
Tracy and George Thompson, ir. will be married an
the home of the brides mother, No. 40 East twenty
ffthst. Tuesday will bring the weddings OF MISS
Annie Murray and Charles wicbfe Yulee, at the
University Place Presbyterian Church. Miss Con
stance Setback and Archibald Oracle will be married in
Calvary Episcopal Church, and at o'clock in the
afternoon Miss Edith Meigs the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel II. p. Megs, and Henry Cozzens Knox
will be married in the Madison Avenue Reformed
Church on the following day Miss Viola Hawkins,
daughter Of Mrs. Dexter Hawkins, VIII be led to the
altar by j. Allen Townsend, in the Church OF the
Messiah other couples to wed on this day are Miss
Cushman daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs II. Cushman, and
the Rev. Mr. Vanbolellen; Mary f. Poillon, daughter
OF Mrs Cornelius C. Poon. and Raymond j. Clatry
Miss Gertrude Richardson. daughter of {. L. Richard
son, and Henry BOody in the Memorial Presbyterian
Church, brooklyn; Miss Lily Lee Harby
and DR.. a. ;. Isaacs, Editor Of The
Jewish Messenger and at Northampton, Mass, Miss
Harriet Parsons and Arthur Curiss James, son Of
D. Willis James, will be married Thursday will
bring the wedding Of Miss Helen harrington Thur'on
and William Bourgoyne Iiaicht
Tomorrow Mrs Nicholas Fish will give another
Of her delightful musical parties. This time the
Reed Club will make its first appearance this season
al drawinc room entertainment.
A fashionable dance in the ncghborhood Of Wall
st. is as unusual May blossoms in Jan
usry The Bachelors ball. given on Thurs
day evening at the Down Town Club in
Plnest was most successful and brilliant affair.
The guests were received by Mrs. A. 4. Low, Mrs.
Edward H. Litchfcd and Mrs. William = =. Prentice.
Miss Ogden Of No. 26 West Twenty -firstst., has
issued cards for a dinner for Thursday evening next.
Mrs John +. Parsons will give dance on the even
ing Of Friday. May =, at her home No 80 East Thirty
sixhst. The last meet OF the dancing classes Or
gsnized by Mrs. Webb and Mrs Oddic will take place
during the coming week The cOtiliOn Will be danced
and beautiful favors will be distributed. Mrs lie hoy
Jones has sent out cards for dance next Wednesday
evening.
Among those who will shortly start for Europe arc
hr and Mrs. william c. Whitney, who expect to pass
'he summer in London. returning In time for tho
season In Newport. Mrs. George b. Mcclellan mas
taken the house No. los Cromwell Road, London for
the season.
Tomorrow morning the daily public coach Tor inc
Country Club will start from the Hotel brunswick on
It's first trip Of the season. The route VIII be the
sane as in former years, through the Park ard Har
lem across the Harlem bridge up the Boulevard, and
enee through WestchesteT village and 10 the country
Tub. 1t Is expected to cover the diStance-hi'eeh