New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-19
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
GETTING READY FOR THE SUMNER SEASON
COMING INCIDENTS.

= NewYork. There are promised q few scattering
~.dd,ncs. now and then dinner and the Claremont
..os which II the weather be fine, will be added
,naucement for the afternoon drive The "grip' has
SERIOUSLY interfered with the plans Of many dinners
and luncheons guests dropping out at the last minute
saving the hostess In difficult position, for with
many Of the favorite diners in Europe ard Others III
n has been no easy task TO I'll vacant
nlsces Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt gave
dinner on Monday night but their original list OF ac
ceptances much altered before the night OF thc
dinner. Their Newport place. 81 The Breakers, VIII
not be opened this summer as Mr. and MIS- Nahuer'
bit have decided to go abroad to remain un'h iA''
n the fall. ,,,- MT.
The wedding in Paris on Wednesday OF MISS Eiieh
Nunroe to Henry Ridgway of Philadelphia hllea inc
American Chapel in the Avenue de PAlma VIII iaeii-
ionable Americans and Parisians, the Ne" ioF~ oou
tingent being particularly strong. MISS "unIOe >
witnesses were the American Minis'er 10 raiS'
Whtclaw Reid, and her bro1hef, john Mui'-
roe while those for the bridegroom were
r,on,, do Ganay and Arthur O'Conner Miss
munroe wore rich gown Of ivory satin null In the
severelv Main French style. Her only BRIDESMAID was
her sister. Miss Marian Monroe, who wore Pompaoour
costume of white satin brocaded with sprgs OF roses
and trimmed with pale green ribbons. MIS-. Joih
Monroe who was formerly Mrs. Furman Hunt, had a
most effective costume Of pale green satin trmmeo
with iewelled .passementerie. Among the Amricans
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Ms Abram s. Hewitt the Misses Hewitt Mrs.
Io,bam Post. Miss Lena Post Miss Adele Grant
mss Edith Grant Mrs. Schreiner, Miss Schreiner
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus jay, Mrs. George Peabody
uetn,ore Miss Wetmore, Mrs. Marshall 0. Roberts,
Mrs walden Pell, Mrs James Machin Miss Fanny
peed. Mrs Ogden Goelet and Nine. d'Hauteville MI.
and Mrs Rdgway started after the wedding breakfast
20 pass their honeymoon al chaVcau Delohsins " i'
sidgway's mother.
General and Mrs Daniel Butterfeld gave dinner
marty on Thursday night at their new nome IN
rnh-ave formerly the home OF John hoey.
The guests, thirty In number, were seaV1u
AZ great table placed in the art gailery
and covered with roses, lilies and spring flowers FOR
each woman there was cluster of Baroness Roths
S,,d ices Among the guests were Mrs. o. g. Grant
General Daniel E. sickles, Colonel and Mrs. Gillespie
ur and Mrs Ethan Allen, Judge Quin, Mr. ana MIS-
Eucene Kelly, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. joseph Lenuinon'
Mrs. T. f. Meagher, Leonard Beckwlth, MISS ann
senbens. Mrs. Purton, Miss Lentihon, Miss Beckwith'
A S Yeaton and Judge and Mrs. Roger A. fryoh'
There was music during the dinner
Mrs George b. De Forest entertained at iuncheon
m Tuesday Mrs Kip, Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, MISS
cprpec Mrs John Alexandra, Mrs. de Melville, Mrs
wnam Kineland Mrs. Chester Grswold, Mrs Rob
et A. McKim and Miss Hargous. On Thursday night
Mrs De Forest entertained at dinner MIR. ana mrs
". d. Sloane, Mr.. and Mrs. w, G, Whitney, MT,
and Mrs Reginald Rives, Mr. and Mrs. hicharu
Mortimer Miss Tumure, Miss Elizabeth thompson
Arrustus Gurnee, Jean Furman and II. lie Grand
Cannon. 49,,
Among the features OF the coming week are dinner
naries ON Monday night by Mrs. Edward Cooper and
Mrs Robert Hoe, IT., and the first OF the Claremoht
tees on Thursday. There will be several weddings
Of interest On Tuesday afternoon at st. Thomas's
rburch Miss Mary JoaQuina Clark, daughter Of W. a.
Clark will be married to Dr. Everett Mallory Culver
Of New-York. A reception will follow az Inc prde'S
home No. 175 West Fifty -eghthst.
ON Thursday the wedding Of Miss Gabrielle Greeley
10 the Rev. Frank II. Clendennu viii take place az
ST. Johns Church in Pleasantvlle. After tile cere-
mony there will be reception at the mouse OF MISS
Maria Gerard Messenger No. ia East Nlneteenth,st
On the same day Miss Josephine Taylor VIII DC married
to John Tweedy Colt at the house of her mother Mrs
Joseph B. Taylor No. 436 West twenty Vlhru-9'
where reception viii follow
A wedding Of some interest TO New-York people
will take place at All Saints Church. Harde, Eng
land on April o. when Miss Alice IoNoh
Tinker. daughter . of James Tinker, Formerly
of New-York will be married to PhlHp femOroAo
Alexander. a son of Mr. Tinker, now captain III le
British Army, MARRIED two years ago IN Lohooh d
daughter of Robert Gordon, formerly of New-forK'
ON the same day in New-York will take place the
wedding of Miss Benedict to Ramsay Turnbull.
large reception will follow at the brides home' NO.
10 West Fifty -firstst.
Mr.. and Mrs Hollis Hunnewell sailed on the City Of
York on Wednesday last intending to remain aoroao
until fall Yesterday Brockhost and VIII ON Cutting
sailed and among the passengers on the Majestic on
"wednesday VIII be Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob Aston,
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Mills aid Mrs. Maturn Liv,
ingston. After~n wedding in June Il. Le Grand
Cannon and his wife will sail and travei eXten,
Mrs Reginald Heishaw Ward will sail early In July
ard 60 TO Homburg for the season c,,....h -. .,o
A quiet wedding held at the Chlrch OF the
Heavenly Rest Yesterday at noon, when Miss Louise
Eliza Burgess daughter of George Burgess, was mar
D,vsv tT kn pOcf n
the Rev. DR.. D. Parker Morgan, ofhciated The bride
was given away by her uncle. She wore travelling
Tbere were no bridesmaids. The best man Stan
ford Foot and the ushers were Homer Foot q nephew
bre Az Was ven for the pair by Mrs Nathan
Chandler, whose daughter was the bridegrooms first
wife.
reception was given by the Drawing Room Club
last night IN the theatre Of the Manhattan Athletic
there were living pictures arranged from well-known
ancient and modern paintings by such artists as Car s
Spanish dancer who was expected to pose In one OF
the pictures unable 10 be present ReestoDs and
Comedy Club in the evening. Among those present were
Mrs. William Neitel WHO originated the drawing room
Dr. Ns General and 6d Mrs b B sSG Mr. M a aee MIS-
and Mrs. Jordan l.. Mott, Miss Susie Macalay Dr:
aoS Mrs Henry kOO Mis- N Msis6 M II ndso W ana s MT
Pryor, Miss Edith Morse Mrs. T.. NJ. Townsend Mrs.
Kan sd Mr. and N EGg Gy IT, 1 M N Mns
Miss Riya, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawford Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Russell, Miss z. {. Davis MIS- VahdefDllt
Cross. Mrs. W. ". Holmes, Mrs. W. I, Buckley, Mr..
and Nrs. L. NJ. Tlorne jr, Miss Emily ThOrne Miss
stephens, Mrs. E. NJ. Knox and many Others. -,
: white and gold luncheon was given IN honor OF
Ms. John Sherwood in Washington last Thursday by
MIS-. J. Thompson Swami. The table was decorated
with jcnquis and on each name-card was painted
sketch In water colos, making souvenirs OF the occasion:
Among other guests were Nine. Romero, Mrs. George
Boomer Mrs. Edward Halliday, Mrs ~ 5: Lincoln
Ms. Ricketts,, Mrs. Williams. Mrs. Lowry Bell MIS-
Lee Mrs Tiffany and Miss Wilcox.
Mrs. George b. De Forest will give dinner party 20
night as farewell TO Mr.. and Mrs Ogden NILS,
Who sal fOr Europe on Wednesday. Covers VIII be
iad for ourtce, guests. Mr. and Mrs DE Forest have
taken the Train villa at Newport for the summer
On Tuesday the wedding of Miss Alice sidney In
pahsn TO George Gardiner Fry viii take place az the
house OF the brides cousin Mrs. Phoenix Ingrdham,
y siadison-ave. Archbishop COrrigan VIII oihelate
vn Wednesday at Trinity Chapel Miss Adele Kate Buck
logham, daughter OF John NJ. Buckingham' WlH De
Married 10 Jasper Holmes Sheadel. On the following
cay Mss Adelaide Mctiay, daughter OF James hc6ay,
IN Be married TO James Hunter Campbell at her
f1lhers house.
The failure OF Austin Corbin of election TO the
Union Club drew forth no little comment and gossip
I club and social circles last week. Various ex-