New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-01
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

~ 'io "cuoihe OF MISS Lucy RUSSELL daughter OF
Charles w. Russell, Of Cedarhurst, to Alrch Man,
son OF Albion Platt Man. at the Church Of the Holy
communion on Wednesday. The wedding was sim
pie, there being no reception or breakfast The Rev.
Dr. Henry Motet, rector OF the church. and the Rev.
W. Wiimerding MOir, a relative OF the bride, were
tho officiating clcrgymen. The ushers were John
Du Fails, Howard Constable W. Townsend Cox, John
d. russell, william c. LeGendre and Arthur Man,
youngest brother Of the bridegroom. The best man
was another brother, Edward Man. There were no
bridesmaids. The wedding was celebrated with sim
Phcy, owing to the recent death OF the brdegrO0m's
Iather' Among tho guests Mrs. a. p. Man,
mrs. Addison Jerome, Mr.. and Mrs. New
bold Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. William Van Rensselaer,,
j. II. Cheever Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Cowd. Mr. and Mrs.
Middleton Burnn, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ashmore. Mr..
ana MIS-. A. e. Speyers the Rev. and Mrs. A. p. At
terbTy, Mr.. and Mrs. Welter Rutherford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Stevens, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Endcott
On the same day Miss Ethel Floyd Dana
married to Frederick Robinson Sheperd of Minneapolis.
" st. Georges Church. The wedding occurred Mt
noon' and was celebrated with full choinl service.
the vested choir Of the church singing. Miss Dana
Is daughter OF William Dana. Of New York. editor Of
Tho Commercial and Financial Chronicle" small
wedding breakfast followed at sherry's. At the
Madison square Church In the afternoon Miss Mabel
Gilhlan daughter Of James Gllfllan. Treasurer
OF the United States was married c. Everett Kif,
OF Delh NJ T. There were bridesmaids best man.
colored cloth with hat to correspond. small
reception followed at the house Of ts brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. Kif will return to Delhi after wedding
trip
There will be a number Of weddings in the coming
week. The one OF the greatest interest to people
In New-York society will be that Of Elisha Dyer r..
TO Mrs. Donnell Swan, at All Saints Chapel.
newport, on Thursday. The invitations to this
wedding have been sent to relatives and
few intimate friends They most Informal and
are written on small pieces Of note paper. Mr. Dyer
will escort his bride to the altar. He will be attended
by lbs brother, George Dyer who will act best
The ushers will be Anthony Dyer. another brother
John Brown Of Providence; Hallett Borrowe. Robert
L. Hargous, Greenville Smelling and Ray Miller. Mr.
Dyer's family and other friends from Providence
r. l., will 60 to Newport by special train Thursday
morning The ceremony will take place after
the arrival Of the train. On the day, In New
York, Miss Josephine HOtchkiss, daughter of Horace
L. HOtchkiss will be married to Wadron Williams. at
All Souls Church. where the Rev. r. Heber Newton
Will oicate. At ST. Peters German Luthsran Church.
on Thursday, Miss Emma Louise Neldllnger, daughter
OF Adam Neidlinger, will be married to Oscar Won
Bernutt On the evening previous Miss Louise
Harrot daughter Of John F. Harriet, will be marTies
to William Alfred Jones at st. Andrews Church,
Fftlrave. and Oneh hundred and twenty -sevsnthst.
number of New Workers will go to Emira on We'd
nesday for tho wedding of Miss Florence seeley,
daughter OF n. II. seeley to George Magee OF Wat
bins. N " brother OF Mrs ID. A. Boissevain OF
London. Mr.. Magce Is a cousin of Mrs. james w.
Gerard. The wedding of Miss Lucie Downing, a
daughter of Augustus Downing. to John NJ Dillon, |
son Of Judge Dillon will take place at ST. Thomas's
Church the evening OF November 10. On the |
following day at the South Reformed Church. Madi-
son-ave. and Thirty eighth-st, Miss Jean Pollock |
Brown. daughter Of f. Bergh Brown will be married
to Walter Jennings. A reception Will follow at No. |
900 Madison-ave.
On the afternoon of November 10 ut St. Thomass |
Church will take place the wedding OF Miss Anna |
Caldwell to Joseph II. Sears reception will follow
at the BRIDES home, No. Ga East ifty-eighh-st |
A. P. Butler. OF San Francisco, will be best man. and
the ushers will be Bradley Palmer, OF wkesbarre,
Penn: Arthur Cumnock, Of Lowell, Mass Homer |
FOOte, of NewYOrk; J. NJ. Hallowell, OF Boston {: |
George Bradford and Rudolph Forbes Tho brides |
maids will be Miss May Cromwell, Miss Louisa Ly |
man, Miss Laura Williams, Miss Lucia Dement,, Miss |
Elizabeth Chaplin and Miss Marjorie Lawrence |
Tho wedding Of Mrs. Marshall O. Roberts to Colonel
Ralph Vivian Of the Scots Guards. will take place
soon after the New Year, probably on January 8. |
Colonel Vivian will sail for New-York some time in |
December.
There is some talk of a New.Years ball. to be ar. n
ranged us were the two already given, by Ward |
McAister The place has not yet been decided upon |
There will be- at the ball OF two years ago. one
hundred subscribers, each of whom will pay one |
hundred dollars. Each subscriber will have nine
subscribed to the ball given in tie Metropolitan Opera
House ready to renew their subscriptions With this
ball. and all the Others announced there promises to be
a remarkable dancing season, an. long
one, Lent does not begin until March 10.
Prince Yturbide, Of Mexico, who often visited
NcwYork previous to his incarceration. at present
the guest Of Eugene Kelly, IT,, at No. 10 Washington
square. Mr. Kelly gave small dinner |
for his distinguished guest ut the Calumet
Club on Thursday night. The Prince at |
the ball at Tuxedo Park the following night, and
may so out for some OF the gayetles of the coming
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Corbin have recently romo
to town from their extensive PARK. Claremont,
N, H., where Mr. Corbin has 10000 acres OF land
fenced in His place Is called White Mountain Farm.
and is in one OF the most beautiful sections OF the
mountain district Of New IIamphrc. On the place
Is large od-fashioned farmhouse which can
q large party. Among Mr. and Mrs.
Corbins guests Mrs. Paran Stevens, Mr. and
Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg and Sir Rodcrlck Cameron.
Some fine stays were brought down, Sir Roderick
being the first to make q good shot. Mr.. Ladenburg
,hot stag which weighed 4j0 pounds ,
Mr.. Corbln intends to build splendid house In his
park and to entertain there each fall large house par
,>s
Among the arrivals by the Majestic Wedncs- |
lay were Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles II. yelling and the
younger Misses yelling, who have been abroad all
summer. Kiss yelling and Miss Emily yelling have
remained abroad TO travel with Mrs. Truxton Ieale
# Philadelphia Mrs. Robert ID. MntOn, the Misses
dnton, and Mr., and Mrs. +. T. Bertier were also on
he Majestic.
The engagements have been announced OF Miss Daisy
purdy, a daughter Of DR.. A. J.. Purdy. to George Y.
Iodgman; Of Miss Emily Price, OF BrOohyn, to sam
lel Welsh IT,, of Philadelphia, aud Of Miss Grace
eymour to Stewart DENIM Other engagements have
,een rumOred, but without AIRY foundation. 4
On Thursday afternoon ut the home Of the brides I
nOthcr No. 100 Lexingtonaye., C. F. Ford, Of this
ity, and Miss Julia Arnold daughter of the late I
Judge Arnold, OF New-Jersey, married. The {
CEREMONY performed by the Rev. DIR. Duffe Of 4
t. Johns Episcopal Church. assisted by the Rev. Mr.
eHreys Only the relatives and few friends OF the I
rdal cnIinla rrescpt Including j Scott uaEri \