New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-25
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

excitement 1t will be some weess yet before
the houses in the and side streets begin TO
show signs OF life. The chief concern Of today Is
for the futlre, and dancing CLASSES, subscription balls
and cotlllons being decided upon. The dates for
all the important subscription dances have already
been given in this column. The outlook for the winter
Is promising, and after the first week in December
there will be no week until March without at least
three dances either the regular dancing classes or the
subscrpt balls. What nights left will no
doubt be devoted to private Dances but Of these
nothing has been definitely said. There Is each
year about the number of private balls or dances
as the hostesses now prefer to call them The hrst
large ball Of the winter will be the Pairarchs when
will take place at DelmoncO's on Wednesday evening
December o. There will be ONLY two assemblies IN place
Of three in years past The first Of these Is to be
held in the ballroom of the Madison Square
Garden on Thursday evening. January .. With
the cOtOns, the Monday evening dances,
the Patiarchs balls the assemblies ana TIE several
sets OF dancing classes already more than forty
colons provided for, as many a. the most eager
could desire.
Wednesday was the day most favored for we'd
dings. on that day Miss Nellie Dudd, the only
daughter of D. Reynolds BuGd, was married 10 VIII
lam sidney Rossiter at St. AIMS Church for deaf
mutes OF which church the brides uncle by marriage
the Rev. DR.. Thomas Gaaudet, who oiiciated at the
wedding, IS the founder and rector. The bride is
granddaughter of DR.. Bern Budd. who for many
years WIS htdulAB phy >NidH III s'NN AVlM -
small reception for relatives and intimate friends
followed at ST, AIMS rectOry, which adiOins the
church. The leading German families Of New-Iork
well represented at the wedding OF Miss Mar
garet Schmidt 10 Oscar Passavant at the Church OF
the Divine Paternity, and aftervard at the reception
given by her parents Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. schmidt,
at their house in West Fifty seventst. People prom
inent in steamship circles attended the wedding Of
Mis- Lillian COvery, daughter of William COverly,
manager Of the Anchor Line Of steamships to Alfred
Bowie Cooke. OF New-York. at st. Jamcs's p. h.
Church in Brooklyn. reception followed at the
brides dOme in WaslangtOn-aye. ON Wednesday
evening at Hayer5traw the Hudson, Miss Mar
garet Knapp Hedges daughter of the Republican can
ddatc for state Treasurer, General Ia II. Hedges.
was married 10 Mortimer Fowler Washburn at the
Central Presbyterian CdUrch. Among the guests were
a number Of New Workers. Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn
sailed yesterday for Europe, where they viii spend two
months in travel on the same day az Newburg Miss
Minnie Gait, daughter Of John Gait Of New York,
married 20 Charles l. Ward. n son Of Peter Ward.
Old Trinity Church is rarely in these days Of living
far uptown the OF wedding. \ quiet but
interesting celebrated there on Thursday
evening when Miss Jessie Howell Dewey. daughter OF
Mrs Albert Dewey, OF westfed. Y. J. married
to Charles Forster. tenor solo singer OF Trinity
Church choir The service impressive. being
fully choral the entire vested choir Of the church
singing DR.. ~ II. Messiter, the organlst. who has
been at Trinity for more than quarter Of century
directed the singing. and Victor Baier the assistant
organlst. played the Wedding March Of Mcndelssohn
The choir sang "The Voice that Breathed DER Eden
and Crews Deus IN the course Of the service. Al
Staten Island on Thursday evening Miss Annie
Parmee daughter Of Alfred Parmele, was married 10
John Bowers Ecccst0n at st Johns P. z. Church
The officiating clergyman the bridcGroom'S father
the Rev Dr.. John c. Ecceston rector Of the church
4 reception followed at the home Of tbe brides grand
mother Mrs. Edward Andariese. Staten Island will
be the Scene Of another wedding Tuesday Of this
week when Miss Ethel Boyd will become Mrs. Eugene
Outerbr.dge The ceremony viii take place IN the
same church Both Miss Boyd ard ~ Outerbrdge
are prominent in the hunting set Of Richmond County
Last year the bridegroom was master Of tie hounds
A reception Will follow at the house OF the brides
father F. O. Boyd on Baird-ave.
In town on Wednesday Miss Ethel Dana will be mar
RED TO frederick r shepherd at st. Georges Church.
and Miss Julia Mellon Hartman to William Harden
burgh Budd mt the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION The
wedding Of Miss Julia Ialsey to J. V. Il. Constable
will take place at the house Of Mrs. J. J. Little on
that day and not at the Church Of the Heavenly Rest
intended
Anxious mothers are holding consultations rs 70
when their daughters can be introduced 10 society. 1t
is the desire Of all Of them TO have their teas and re-
cepons as early possible in December 50 that their
daughters may be included In the list Of debutantes
at the first ball OF the Patrarchs II Is early for
cards Of invitation to at homes and teas. These
will not be sent ont for quite three weeks, and then
the card baskets and engagement books Will begin to
m There will be a large list Of debuiantes. several Of
whom have already been mentioned.
dance at Tuxedo Is always looked upon
jonlfcaton worth including in the early season.
Certainly the dancers resher and much more ready
for a romp than in three months time. II Is eX-
pected that fully three hundred guests will be present
AT the dance on Friday next, most Of whom viii re-
main over for several days, and In anticipation Of
this several entertainments have been arranged.
Tdn%n1 cola frafa
saturday after a concert in the ballroom. On
election day there will be the customary pigeon
shoots and other out-ofdoOr sports. Pheasant shoot
ing has been an attraction since the middle Of this
month.
A number Of Network families WHO have country
places at TarrytOwn assembled at the Music Hall In
that iowa on Wednesday evening TO witness some
plays which were acted by New-Y0rk amateurs.
Two comedietas "Witlered Leaves" and "second
Thoughts, were played in the cast being Oliver
sumner Tean, Miss Alice Cleather, Miss Katherine
Douglas. Evert Jansen Wendell, F. F. Camp. John F.
cook and c. Gordon Cleather. In the audience were
Mrs Arthur Barney Mrs. James Mcvlcknr. Mrs. eros
venor Lowrey Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Worthngton, Miss
Barney, Miss Knowlton, o. s. Teal DR.. and Mrs j. |
c. Barron Miss Barron, Miss Hurst. Miss Slmah, the
Misses Babcock and Mrs. Frederick Goodridse
4 few days ago Mrs. william f. Rogers and the |
Misses Rogers gave tea at their country phoe' |
Beverly House at Garrison's Among their guests |
were Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton Fish Webster. Mr.. and |
Mrs Hamilton Fish, IT., General and Mrs Butterheld
Mr and Mrs Samuel sloan, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles |
DeRham Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sloan, IT, MI ana MIS-
Benson Sloan, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick King, and many
other neghbors Mrs. Rogers will not return to her
house in Gramercy Park before the latter part OF
November
Mrs Louis Zerega accompanied by her niece Miss
Emily Zerega Of Virginia, sailed for England by the
TeutOnic on Wednesday 70 pass the winter ABROAD
Mrs Zerega's daughter, Mrs Charles Pelham Clinton
VIII sail from Liverpool with her msband Oh the
coming Saturday by the Umbria
The wedding Of Miss Florence Swan, daughter OF
Mrs Alden s. swan, to Walter GLIB, viii be celebrated
at the Church Of the Holy Trinity on THURSDAY
H. nil Of Nnuemher u WIS.