New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-08
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

,.,,er market for flowers in the world than York.
40 other town are they so Iavshly used In the
,,on OF houses as here, consequently II is not to
49, xropdered mt that flower show should be so well
.,ronIzcd Among the frequent visitors TO the Gar
s. nave been Mrs Paran Stevens Mrs. Adolf Laden
ssrs Mrs william Jay, Mrs. Richard lrvin Mrs.
ssasra winslow, Mrs. W. A. Haincs, Mrs We A.
r. Mrs. william Janray Mrs. George Bend, Mrs
n.s,.psn Winthrop, Mrs. Cooper Hewitt Mrs. ana
40. Van Duzer, Mrs. A. Newbod Norris Mrs samuel
,o,,ove and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge. In another week
- c.den will be even lberaly patronized, when
-. ~. herse STOW will be the attraction. The opening
-, uromiscs TO be brilliant the opera ana
sass have been taken for the entire week mt prices
49,, AS large as those demanded for the performance
Al Italian opera
=. rnxedo Park on Monday night George Lorillard
.,ss opened his new house by the lake with a
80 This IS the first dance given outside the club
..,s, since the PARK was built and was beautiful
- The house was decorated with autumn leaves.
-. there was music by the Hungarian band, and a
'~n,er served by sherry Mrs. Pierre LorlllaTd 1r,
.s va the guests. The cotillon WAS danced after
'.n,.r g. Lorillard Ronalds, jr., leading with Mrs.
80 veyicsar on the following night there we're
IT, p,ctures in the theatre of the clubhouse. when
-, u.len stirling Mrs. Albert Foster, Miss Marie
r.,-,,nr Mrs Paul Tuckerman Miss Hamilton. Miss
..t,oo,t W. P. Hamilton, Montehore Isaacs and
-. nosed. Tuxedo viii pursue its peaceful course
,,n the Christmas holidays when there will be much
merrymaking.
rrrr have been few weddings On Wednesday
-. uaS a pretty ceremony at st. Andrews
'srs.s when Miss Lillian Harriott was
.--.1 70 William Alfred Jones. The service
- horaI the surplced choir OF forty and boys
r.dine the bride as she passed up the broad aisle
20, lar brother TO the chaneel. Thursday was
s.sI.- day. The largest wedding in town was that
:, MS Josephine Hotchkss, daughter Of Horace l..
yo,cbh,ss to waldron Williams, at All Souls Protest
-. vr,scopal Church. Madson-ave. and sxty-sixth-st
~o.,lx 600 invitations had been sent out and the
.nur,b was filed with the friends Of the contracting
..-,.s The wedding took place at noon Ths
s,...-oaids carried pink chrysanthemuIns, which
60, sIsa decked the altar. The music was special
,,snre Of the wedding, the orsanist being hlchaN
L., Warren an Intimate friend Of the bridegroom
nos. selectons were mainly compositions OF wagner
large reception followed ~ the house OF the br1acs
na-.rts IN East sixty -seventh-st. On their return
,-on wedding TRIP Mr.. and Mrs Williams Will 60 to
49,. new house No. 3o2 West Seventy-sixthst. on
TN-..Asv IN. prominent German families OF New-lork
,.n.ssas the wedding of Miss Emma Louise Neidhnger
- osear Won Bernuth. After the ceremony. when
80 n,aoe AT the German Lutheran Church OF 1T.
p.,., dinner for the bridal party followed at Del
uonieos.
The wedding OF Mrs. Turner swan to Elisha Dyer,
r. Of Yev-York and Providence, was celeoT'ou
oujaf THURSDAY morning NesSNO' YIN 49,"
mort home of the BRIDE who is the divorced vile OF
pouneu swan. Of baltimore. Contrary 10 the custom
a, his Church which objects TO the marriage of divorced
peope Bishop Clark the Bishop Of the protestant
Episcopal Church OF Rhode Island an Old treho Oh
The Dyer family, ofciated. Owing TO recent deaths
IN the brideroom's family, the ceremony was III Io
brides home and not at All Saints Chapel a. had oeen
arranged Besides the relatives OF the pair, Few OF
the cottagers were present MIR. and Mrs. Dyer VIII
an an ina
the horse show They will be in New-lork for the
winter
Miss Pratt. who for years has been the COM
paniou and intimate friend Of Nine de Barrios. was
married a week ago last Thursday, ut the house Oh
relative I'm Harlem to Henry Potter civil engineer,
now stationed in the City OF Mexico The only people
present were the relatives of the pair and Nine De
Barrios's father Juan Aparclo. who gave the bride
away Miss Pratt was dressed in travelling costume
of brown cloth trimmed with fur. The backgrounds
q son OF Judge Potter. OF Albany, y. Y Mr.. and Mrs
Potter are on their way 10 Mexico. where furnished
house Is awaiting the BRIDE Nine. de Barrios's gift
10 the bride eber trOussesu.
on Tuesday evening next. at 81 Thomas's Church,
will take place the wedding Of Miss Lucie Downing,
daughter Of Augustus Downing, to John NJ Dillon son
Of Judge Dillon, Of NewYork. aIr. Dillon gave his
farewell bachelor dinner at the Manhattan Athletic
Club week ago, when his guests were J. F. Barclay
George Brewster W. ii. Manning, W. 5. Shepard, Wal
ter 5 Hurlbut Charles W. Griffin. John A. Manning,
C. Carroll smith, Mortimer H. Buckley, W. l. Dean
George Hagan Willard Lester, J. NJ. Savage, George
D. Russell H. NJ. Peck and Frederick Hilton On the
following day Miss Jean Pollock Brown will be married
70 Walter Jennings Mt the South Church The wed
ding Of Miss Elizabeth Webb, daughter Of General
Alexander : Webb TO George Burlington Parsons VIII
take place on saturday afternoon at the home OF the
bride No. Is LexingtOn-nve.
People In New-York society interested in the ap
uroachjnc marriage Of Miss Marion Mckay, OF Chicago
siuyvesant Leroy ir Of this city, ut ST. James Churc'
a, Huron and Cass SIS, Chicago, next week
number Of Mr. lie Roy's relatives will so for the
wedding The marriage Of Miss Florence "ads-
worth Prescott daughter Of George r. Prescott to
Philip Van Rennsselaer Van Wyck tr. will take place
On November o. al All souls Unitarian Church,
PourAsye and Twsntiethst. wedding dinner
vii fOrow at No. 20 Fifth ave. Miss OGdeh ana
Peer Chauncey Anderson will be married on Novem-
ks "a at the Church of the Incarnation n re-
eepon will follow at the home Of the brides parents
in East Thrtieth-st.
The engagement has recently been announced Of Miss
Marie Weed Alden TO Henry Dawson, 1r. MISS Aioe"
granddaughter of Thurlow Weed She mas oech
much in England and when in New-YOrk for the WIN
with her mother has lived at the old weed manson
West Twelfth-st. The wedding will be celeoiateo
early In December.
fair and sale in aid Of the Messiah Home VIII be
heac at sherry's on December and D. Ihere VIII oe
informal dancing during the afternoons Of eaeh ua'
The AT department will be made the special feature,
and viii be in charge of Mrs. J. Wells Chanpney anu
Mrs.. william Pullman, who have been collecting pas
te water and oil paintings, all OF small size ana
10 be sold al moderate prices
The annual dance under the auspices OF the Junior
Class Of Columbia College will be given In the library
Of the college Friday evening December To- IL wiz
be styled Us usual the Christmas Dance. About loV
ladies' prominent in society have consented to be pa
tonesses.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry S. Nichols, whose marriage was
an Incident In Monday last, have been ht INC
Murray HUI Hotel for a few days. The wedding looa
aee az the Unitarian Church Of Jamaica Plains, Inc
erse was Mis- Elsie Quincy a daughter Of George
MACH Quincy. Governor Russell, OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Va, the best man. -.
Jsns Gordon Bennett gave dinner party at
peLnoaso's Oh Friday night. Among his guests WeLe
VI L.. ii Colonel and Mfs. MlIilanl