New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-11
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

often been given for charitable objects Among the
people In the audience Mrs. Paran Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg, Mr. and Mrs. Cooper
Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs Henry, Barclay Baron Won
Mumm, Of the German Legation: Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Sumner Teall F. Delano Weekes, Mrs. Augustus
Field Miss Mary Field, Miss Dale, Mrs. william
Strong, Mr. and Mrs. August Montant Charles
Boyd, Theodore Frelinghuysen, Evert Jansen Wen
dell, Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Paine Griswold,
Mrs. Blanche Cruger, j. Frederick Tsms Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence TurnuTe, jr., General and Mrs
Roy Stone and others who had been frequent visitors
at Miss de wolie's house In New-York and Lenox.
Tho most talked-of wedding Of the week. that
Of Miss Elizabeth Bsland 10 Charles W. Wetmore.
was simple and quiet affair. The bride
was unattended by maid Of honor or bridesmaids
Her wedding gown was particularly handsome, being
made Of rich white silk and striped satin with full
pulled sleeves Of fine round point, the front being
draped with the same costly lace. A voumnous
tulle veil held by large diamond buckle, cluster
OF diamonds ornamenting the corsage. Miss Bisiand
received many handsome presents, including jewels,
bonds and ready money. as well ms finely appointed
brougham. There was DO reception. 9lr. and mrs.
WetmOre dined with the members Of the brides family
at the house, No. West slxteenth-st., which they
have taken for the winter from Mr.. and Mrs samuel
Colgate, who are soon going abroad
pretty home wedding Thursday at the country
place of Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Campbell Wave Crest,
Far Rockaway. attracted number Of people prominent
in NewY society. The bride was their daughter,
Miss Eliza Schuyler Campbell, and the bridegroom
William p Taber special train OF four parlor cars
carried the guests from NewYork while others drove
over from nelghborng country houses. Miss Camp
bell had no attendants Her gown OF plain white
corded silk made with full train and high at the
neck. No jewels were worn, the only relief to the
simplicity Of the costume being vine OF natural
orange blossoms and coronet Of the same flowers
which held the veil Of tulle in place. Some OF the
10 Vr-lr hv he
Others remaining the given by Mr. and Mrs
Farley Clarke, who neighbors Of the Camptells'
The principal incidents Of the coming week VIII be
the weddings of Miss Anna Mason Finch, the halp
player, to E. L. Lawrence at ST. Bartholomew Church
tomorrow evening. Miss Sloan and Mr.. Colt at the
Sloan country place on Wednesday, and on the same
day Ex-Governor Bedles daughter TO Mr.. Rusch at her
fathers house In Jersey City On the following day
Miss Alice King will be married to Herman lie Roy
Edgar at Grace Church
The wedding of Miss Beatrice Chapman TO George
Barclay, OF the British Legation, will take place on
October "a, much earlier than has been announced
The wedding will be in the morning at Katonah N H.
where the brides grandfather John Jay has country
place which he calls Bedford House. The wedding
win naturally be of great importance as the o1de
family is one of the oldest in Newly ork. Mr. Bar
clay has gone to England for short stay.
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Webb to George
harrington Parsons is set for the afternoon Of Nove
arstst. The ceremony will be followed by recep-
ton at the house Of General and Mrs A. s. Webb, NO
Is Lexington-ave.
Other weddings of the near future have been an
nounced ms follows: Miss Florence Maude Cunning TO
John William Haaren, jr. Wednesday evening" Oclooer
IA, at Phillips Presbyterian Church; MISS EtneI boyu
to Eugene Outerbrdse at Staten Island on october p
Miss Hasey to j. v r. Constable at the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest the evening OF october 70 ana MISS
Josephine Hotchkss TO Wadron Williams, at All souls
Church. on Thursday, November g. at noon. On the
same day as was first announced in this column Elisha
DYER IT., will wed Mrs. swan at Newport. MI Dyer
| VIII have at his wedding as best men, as well as
several ushers, his brothers, George and Anthony
| Over Mrs Robert Goddard, OF Providence, r. l.,
gave last Monday evening, at her home In that city,
dinner in honor Of Mr.. Dyer and his future Wife
Among the guests General and Mrs.. Elisha Dyer
j. Harold Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Gammell. The
following night General and Mrs. Dyer gave dinner
| for their
| Mr.. and Mrs Samuel j. Colgate will give the
Dutchess County Hunt breakfast ut their country
house New Hamburg, october %. About 100
guests are expected. Pinard is getting up unique
menu for the occasion. This will be q farewell, pre-
vious 10 their departure for Europe.
There will be several dances at Sherrys new ball
ROOM in December, January and February. Mrs.
Henry Parish IT, and Mrs. Benjamin Welles are ar
! ranging two dances for January and February 20.
Mrs Halls dancing class will meet at Sherrys on the
nights Of December and %, January and 10 and
February and 10. The dances organized by Mrs.
Charles Stebbins and others who have already been
frequently named will take place Fridays-Decem-
her Is January 8 and 90, and February and 10.
Though other dances being organized, no definite
information has yet been given out. The bachelors
ball. which has been promised annually for the last
five years, greater imposslbInty than ever
before as the eligible dancing bachelors are nearly
ell about to be married. have recently entered the
matrimonial state.
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs. Henry Cews Mrs.
| W. c. Whitney Mrs. ]. F. D. Lanier, Mrs. Adolf La
| denbure Mrs Herman oerchs, Miss Bird. Mrs. Aston,
| Mrs Edward Winslow, Mrs ]. Perpont Morgan,
| Mrs Theodore Havemeyer and Mrs Heber Bishop are
some OF the prominent patronesses for the coming
| nower-show which opens at the Madison Square Gar
| den in the week beginning November .. 1t Is in
| tended to make this flower show incident in so
| ciety. Lander's orchestra will play each night. The
annual horse show begins November 16 and lasts one
| week.
The cottage people who still remain In Newport
| will be well represented at the wedding Of Miss
Blanche Hsvemeyer TO W. Butler Duncan, tr. which
| win take place at the Havemeyer villa on Thursday.
| This win be mixedn marriage. the Havemeyers
| being Of the Roman Catholic faith. The music VIII
! be particularly fine Lander will 20 on from New
York with an orchestra Of fifty performers. The wed
ding breakfast will be served by Mrs avemeyers chef
Mrs Lloyd Aspinwall Will sail for Europe early
! In November, accompanied by her sister Mrs. E.
| Ely-GOddard They viii pass the winter along the
coast of the Mediterranean. Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Alex
andre viii also pass the winter abroad
| Tuxedo Park is In a most prosperous condition
and is now paying for ITSELF Tie cards VIII soon
be sent out for the annual ball the date OF which Is
October 30 Doubtless . large party will remain al
the club over Election Day, and on the evening OF
that day there will be series Of living pictures on
the ballroom stage. ,-,,, rAd
Cards are out for the wedding OF MISS Nellie Buuu
oniy daughter OF J. Reynolds Ludd, 10 William sidney
| ROSTER. at St AIMS Church, West Eghteenth-st
near Fth-ave., on Wednesday evening, OCTOBER -
The brides uncle the Rev. DR.. Thomas Gal!audet
will onlcate The wedding OF Miss Ethel tloyd pha
| daughter OF William H. Dana, 10 Frederick KoblnSoI
Sheltered OF Minneapolis, will take place In St George
Church Stuyvesant Square, on "Wednesday, October =
! The engagement Ia announced of Miss Harriet Hutch
- int lllarnceN NJ DepeM. D sol