New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
THE CITY SEASON WANING-CONuNG WE'D.
DINGS


season, has in length and every year the
son there begins earlier, lasting generally until the
mddIe OF July Socially the last week has been a
dul one. especially In town. where the third private
concert by the Ladies' Orchestra and the weddings Of
Miss Amelia \. Echcvcrria and domaine &. Nichols
were among the weeks pleasant incidents. At the
concert OF tho Ladies' Orchestra Nhch took place at
the Madison square Theatre wednesday afternoon,
there gathered. despite the heat, large number OF
people, who enjoyed more the music Of the
ORCHESTRA Alter tho music and an lnermisSion an
amusing bit OF comedy followed. 1t entitled
" Follow the Lead
Tile wedding bells which have rung often
since Easter Day were heard Jess frequently during
tho week. only two weddings attracted social at
tchton Tho first celebrated on Wednesday
morning at ~. Lro's Roman Catholic Church, and
uic bride was Miss Amelia A. Echcvcrria and The
bridegroom Romane {. Nichols. It a pretty
wedding and largely attended. The bride has always
been cond!Gcred pretty girl and her spanish type
Of beauty made her an attractive feature in her
wedding gown Of White satin and chiffon. The point
lace veil which hung from her head was worn by
her mother who was not present in the church, be
cause Of the death few days before of her brother,
Francis II. Dykers. For tins the invitations to
the wedding breakfast which was 10 follow at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Echevcrria in Madison were
recalled. The other wedding of importance was
that of Miss Annie Price Dillon, daughter of
Judge John +. Dillon and william Gently Oliver.
IT,, which wa celebrated on Thursday evening. At
the home of Mr.. Dillon. in Madison ave Few people
were asked 10 witness the ceremony, and only rca-
tvcs and intimate friends were hidden 10 the
cepiion and wedding supper. which va, served by
Pnard at small tables. After dinner AZ the homo
Of the brides parents Friday night. the young
couple went aboard the French Line steamer La
Gascogne on which they sailed yesterday for IIavrc.
They Will spend few weeks in France, and about
the middle Of June will 10 London
Thursday bnurht the opening Of the racing sea
at the Gravcsend course giving the note Of
preparation for the racing contest, which soon
be- held In tho suburbs-on Long Island and about
the Country club.
Newport has begun TO receive the first Of her
summer visitors, and already many OF them are set
tied for the season in their cottages. Many residents
Will arrive within the next two weeks, and before
long the colony Will be augmented Boy the arrival from
Europe Of several prominent cotfagcrs who went
abroad in the carly spring. Among those expected
soon Mrs. George Peabody Wctmorc. who, with
her daughter. is her way back from ENGLAND.
Mr. and Mrs. William Aston who sailed from Queens
town on Thursday In the steamer rcutonic. will. be
fore they leave town for their country place on the
Hudson, pass few days their Newport villa.
Many elaborate entertainments will make the coming
season az Rhode Islands favoritc watering place the
fayc,t and most brilliant on record. Mrs. Aston.
owing t. the death II John Jacob A,tor Is not cN-
p"ct"d 20 give ban tli, season. tut Nr. and Mr.
William 4. Whitney. Who before going abroad rented
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