New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-14

Yesterday afternoon there was concert by the Hun
garan Band, and last evening an enJoyaDIe octaher
i5 Mr. V GrSwod s' soa 245ooo worth property
almost all Of it being unimproved land Iele ao
Among tho latest arrivals at the cub-house arc Mr'
and Mrs knight Bruce, Judge and hrs; Ons G frs
r p Kernochsn Mr. aud Mrs. ". IL. Stewart. Mr. an, ana
Mrs j. Frederick Person Miss Person, Mr. ana Ms hs,
H. de Il. Parsons Mis-. Burke-Roche, Miss MsIlo
Lentilhon, S. NJ. Felton, IT., Mr.. and Mrs . j. G3i.
man, Alphonso dc Navarro M and MT r. k9SSc' IA
Mrs T ~ Robinson, George Barclay, Mr. and Mrs
= $ stetson, Mr. and Mrs r. Dana Mr ana , MIS-
and Mns Burden, Miss Amy Townsend, Mr.: and Mrs.
G. c. Poneroy. Miss Pomeroy worthngton Whlteh9ase'
F. Delano Weekes and Mr. and Mrs Morton s. Patton Patton
Although the Newport cottagers have not yet begun
10 entertain on an extensive scale. several small
luncheons and dinner parties were given In the weck
tno Mace on Wednesday evening at the home of ar
and Mrs. Sidney Webster number OF accessonss
Mrs. stuyvesant Fish. who have taken possession OF
the Peterson cottage m Bath Road, Mr. ana sTs S
Mr. and Mrs. W H. osgOod, being among the latest
arrivals Mrs neekman tie guest Of VineanI va .,
h hieu is Expected at wSEeSurSt about July j.
The marriage Of Miss Florence Garner da9ght yer
William Gordon Cumming has not excited New
York society to any degree Nor shonld H. as tne
who with her husband has been staying at the Hotel
Brunswick. and Miss Edith Garner. at present IN
spent tho greater part Of their lives IN Europe, and
are almost strangers to more than half OF the members
Of tie ultrafashionabe world.
The outdoor theatrical performance OF As you Like
It," which win take place on Tuesday next on the
grounds OF Mrs e. A. Stevens at Castle Point HOboken
will doubtless bring together large number OF promi
nent fashionable people. large number OF tickets
have been sold and the st. Mchaels Home. at Mamar.
Oneck and st. KathaTines Home, In Jersey CITY, VIII
receive a substantial sum from the proceeds
on Wednesday there win be several weddings; ~
the Calvary Church. IN the afternoon. Miss Mary Helen
Church. daughter OF Mayor Richard Church. OF Bel
videre, ". j.. and Henry F. Gilpin OF Philadelphia,
will be married. st. Pauls Church, in Brooklyn,
Turnur and Thomas Henry Troy. q Of Judge James
Troy. Another wedding on this day viii be that Of
Miss Mscaulay. and COrtlandt 5. Van Rensselaer,
The Stevens Institute ball will take place at Sherry'5
Wednesday night next number of Invitations
have been sent out for the marriage OF Miss George
GhatsOn Walker daughter Of Norman stewart Walker
to Captain Bryce stewart, Of the Royal Munster Fus
iers which + 10 be celebrated In Christ Church, New
Brighton l., on Thursday afternoon The reception
which takes place at the home OF the BRIDES father VIII
be for relatives and intimate friends
The date set for the wedding Of Miss Julia Parish
and Arthur Emmons. Of Boston is Jnne "a IT will
take place at rvngt)nO Hudson. where the brides
father, Henry Parish. has beautiful country place.
Cards are ont for the wedding Of Miss Caroline
ngtOn Square, to Edward A. Manice, which is 10 take
place June 30 at the country home Of Miss Frasers
father, at Hastng7-onthe Hudson.
Mrs. Daniel Lord. ir.. gave an enjoyable dance on
Friday evening I'm the handsome barn which has
just beep erected on Rhodumsydum. their place at
Lawrence L. l. The carriage house. where the dane
INC took place decorated with flowers. and
nags. and there hundreds Of lanterns hung about
John f. COwdin Mr. and Mrs. Y. T. Lawrence, Mr. and
Mrs. John il. Cheever Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. p. Dixon and number OF ot5etS~whose sum-
( mer homes are In the immediate vicinity.
Cards out for the wedding Of Miss Park ana h..
Frederic Requa, on June "a, at the Presbyterian
Church, Rye, N \.