New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-16
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

HE WEEh In SOClC i i. --
WEDDINGS AND THE HORSE SHOW THE
ATTRACTIONS
II would seem IRON the great number Of people
4. town IN the last week that the gay and fashionable
soosou haA begun In earnest Various weddings and
particularly the annual Horse Show have brought TINS
sbout and 1t looks as II people had come TO stay.
Already cards are being sent out for days at home
teas ana comng-out receptions. but beyond the ball.
already announced. nothing definite has boon SAID
sbout the other subscription dances Of the season.
The one public ball always having claim on society
tns Charity Pail. will take place on January q In
the Metropolitan Opera House. The boxes after TWO
weeks win be On sale at the house Of Mrs. Tnomss
Hitchcock NJ East Twenty -ninthst
Bright and early Monday morning social leaders
began to get ready for the wedding Of Miss Cutting ana
Baron Dc vrierc. secretary Of the Belgian Lcssaon
The hour Of che ceremony was noon and there Is
sembled in Mrs. Cuttings handsome drawineroom less
thsn 100 people. moro than half being relatives OF
~ brides family. The only bridesmaid was MISS
0ecrgana Bergman. The bridal party passed throusn
n sise formed Of floral standards and satin rooons
the front drawing ROOM where Monsignor Preston nao
Miss Cutting and Baron Raoul de vrierc man s1o wilc
according TO the ritual Of the Roman Cathohc Ohu'.
The rooms were transformed for awhile into oioonhs
Nower gardens The bride looked even nanosomef
thsn usual wearing her satin and old lace WIN NUN
mace Her veil, old Nechlin lace, had oeen "o'', :,
numerous brides Of her family and this was ne'u !"
MACE with tiara Of diamond true lovers hnos' 'ne
lit OF tho bsidegrooms father. Baron Aeo ae
Who with the belgian Ministers ana Coun' .s"s",
a the BELGIAN legation formed the necessary WITNESSES
"A the marriage Mrs. Cutting stood near her daugh.e'
There vere resent besides the many branches OF INC
rnttne and Mason families Mrs Aston, MIS- beimoht'
the Duke and Duchess Of Marlborough Countess
D,Apchot, Mrs. stevens, Mrs. s. V. X. Crusor' 0nu
fsw others who had responded to tho written invita-
tons A large reception followed suencoa oy sever"l
hundred poople One Of the features of the wedding
mt mentioned in the newspaper reports wns the brides
MT dog. . black eaniche, with white satin bow at
b,s neck and bunch of fresh orange Sewers twisted
IN his fcreock Miss Cutting received many beautiful
rrescnts which were shown to intimate friends few
DAYS before the wedding During his stsy In America
Raron do vriere Will live in Washington having taken
there house on vermontrave.
From Miss Cuttings wedding all the guests went TO
tho Horse Show. After dinner the amphtiseatre Of
Madison Square Garden presented brilliant sight.
ana one not equslled In It's pest even most recent
history. In each box about the arena were people
whose names appear the lists Of oil brilliant ana
fashionable entertainments They were not on hand
for the opening night alone, but have continued In
THAR attendance throughout the week. Boston, phia
delphia Baltimore and Washington had representatives
in the box parties the array of handsome women being
tuly representative and American There were among
these strangers Miss Letter and Miss Mitchell Of Wash
ingon: tho Misses Sterling and Miss Price, OF Bati'
moro; NM Frank d. White, of Boston, and Mrs. Fot-
tersI,of Philadelphia Among thossin daily and nightly
attendance were Mrs. Fernando YEnags, Mrs. Charles
Hsvemeyer the BRIDE formerly Miss Moss MIS- Burke
Roche Mrs Cooper Hewitt. Miss Hargous. Miss Flora
Davis Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg Miss Grace Wilson, MISS
Bergman Miss Post Mrs. Fred Nelson, Mrs. 8. " Il.
Crueer. Mrs Henry Sloane Miss Randolph Mrs. Eyer
ton Webb Miss Juliana Cutting, Mrs. Lloyd Aspinwal
Mrs. Z. Ely Goddard, Mrs. Belmont Mrs. kernochan'
Mrs. Kip, Mrs Stevens Mrs. Burden. Mrs. Whitney,
Mrs Hewitt Mrs. Gerry, Mrs. BrOckholst Cutting and
Mrs. Bergman
box much observed Monday night held Mrs.
Henry NJ Stanley, who had been guest at dinner OF
Mrs W. c. whitney. afterward going with her hostess
10 the show. Mrs. Whitney was the first to give an
entertainment TO Mr. and Mrs. Stanley having them at
breakfast on Tuesday morning. About thirty people
were present. among them Mrs. Astor Mrs. Stevens
Mr. and Mrs Henry sloane Mrs. l.. T. Letter Miss
Letter Mrs. Tenant, Ward McAllister. Hamilton Aide
and Lieutenant Jephson.
A large party went up to Riverdale Wednesday
for the wedding of Miss Goodridge and Mr.. Wyeth,
which took place at springhurst, the country house
of tho brides parents. The entertainment was lavish
In every respect and 900 people at the wedding
breakfast. Tho wedding was simple. there being only
one bridesmaid the BRIDES youngest sister, who VIII
be introduced society at her mothers town house
next month. The bridal party passed through the
great oak hall into the drawing room, where the cerc-
mony was performed by the BRIDES uncle, the Rev.
Dr. Edward t;oodridge, Of Exeter, n. II. This hall
is beautiful room hung with tapestries. and entirely
surrounded by gallery in which sat the musicians
There was plenty OF room Tor the several hundred
quests who witnessed the ceremony and for Is many
more who came up in the second special train from
town for the reception. The bride was formally
introduced to society last winter
Two engagements reported the early part OF tho
week have been confirmed. They are those OF Miss
Jeanne Borrowe, daughter Of Samuel Borrowe, to
Nathaniel L. McCready, and Miss Carrie Fraser, grand
daughter OF Mrs. George S. Appleton, to Edward
Manice. Both young men are possessed OF liberal
fortunes. Miss Borrowe is the youngest daughter and
cultivated singer. Miss Fraser introduced TO So
ccty last winter
The engagement most recently announced promises
title to another Ncw-York girl 1t is that Of Miss
Alice Mills Wood. daughter Of Fernando Wood, some
time ago Mayor of NewYork and viscount Reginald dc
DrouIlle, of Limoges. France. Miss Wood has re-
Gently returned from France. Her marriage Will take
place some time next spring in st. PatIicks Cathedral
Cards being sent out for December teas add stiiI
Other debutantes to the list already given. Among
these are Miss Juana Cutting, daughter Of Walter
Cutting, of Pittsed Mass and granddaughter of Mrs
Robert L. Cutting who will give the oomingout tea
Miss Csmela Rogers, q daughter OF William u. Rogers
and granddaughter Of Hamilton Fish, and Miss Me's
Mackay, daughter Of Mrs. Bernard Mackay and niece
of Colonel Auchmuty. Both Miss Cutting and Miss
MackAy have had tho advantage OF the Lenox season.
and Miss Cutting frequently with her grandmother
the opera last winter though not going into gen
eral society. - -.
The engagement is announced Of the Rev John
Nichols, formerly of Emanuel Church, Boston ana now
trained nurse one of the increasing number Of young
women who leave home Of luxury aud rcdnemsnS 70
engage in that noble work for Others Mr. NSh '
belongs 10 the well-known Nichols family OF BOoky
and prior TO entering the ministry three years $50 %as
has many friends in New York society: ~. =. w..
Mr.. ,snd Mrs. William ii. McCord NO 20 Mes.
% honor Of their eldest daughter Miss Belle MeCoa
Miss McCord Some Of the invited guests were o.
Lowber smith, Mr. and Mrs Charles 4 Mii ss mr.
Miss stratton. Miss Marion Half, Miss Nellie Dean,
Miss Ella pevcs Edith Chapman Evelyn fs TAU B ssd
suatton, william Claxton Cone. Venture Fuentes,
William Dixon. Arthur Upset Sona H Ms,S, IL
Judson Henry Deves and Clarence Hatch
Receutons and teas are beginning to be features OF