New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-18
TUE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

- AZ Miss Blanche HavemeyeT 70 W. Butter o"ho""'
., newport, Thursday, when there was con-
- sownpour If rain. wedding in New-forH
49, s.As ont of the ordinary that Of Miss
81. Mason WINCH well known a harpPlayer' TO
-. lindsay Lawrence, at st. Dartholomews Church.
,,ondac evening. The musical programme was
~,ruariy interesting being under the dlrecuon oi
-. arrsnist Richard Henry Warren. Many OF ."o
N.,ipept soloslngers Of New-iork churches OUT VA
nnnnment 20 the bride, sang In the chorus assisuns
y. regular quartet OF the church. The musoai mum
-. ;pclnded the nuptial music from LohehsIln'
IN CARROTS Deus' and the final chorus from lug
,.,.,erxingers The chorus singers numbered hiVs'
sr~s,.sdsy was a busy day with weddings Ihere
.sr. about a dozen OF prominence in town ana OUT
"a. morning train to GarrisonSen- the-Hudson con-
.rsd large party Of New-York people, VINO went 10
fitness the marriage OF Miss Adelaide sloan' aaueh'er
a Samuel sloan the railroad president, 10 fNohsiU
Collins Colt This was chrysanthemnm "eouiis,
Aa flower being used in great abundance to carry OUT
"A. decorations of the and grounds. MISS sloan
s-aosr,aas were dressed In rose color, two OF them,
,s Misses Rogers being granddaughters OF Hamilton
r.A After the ceremony tae entire party sat down 70
s,,epaid meakfast which was served by Plnard. Inc
hv,sal table at which seated the members OF inc
staal party was decked with white chry santheinums
and lilies.
ON the SINE DAY. at the fine old mansion OF ex-6oV-
amor Bedle in Jersey City, his only daughter MISS
A,.hea Randolph Bede, was married to Aooiph hus0'
, Young merchant of New-York. Several hundrea
rpests were present. In New-York. at noon on "eu
rssaav Miss Eleanor Lyeu Livingston, daughter u
Ms John Ashe Livingston, was married 10 j. Augustine
Sands. A son of DR.. Sands. who years ago was a.
eiated with DR.. willard Parker. AT THIS "o"O.e'
which occurred In Christ Church, the bouie'"iu va
seyenty.hrst-st WE the representatives OF many ~
Ney-York families. The ancestors OF the youne r. -,
frured prominently In Revolutionary times, anu W.
families have lived for many generations In VI "''
New.York wedding breakfast followed
Thursday was another busy day. though @cio =.
not so many weddings in town. In the anernOo
Grace Church several hundred invited guests S.
the marriage of Miss Alice Bayard KING, U"-e go
of Edward King TO Herman lie Roy fne' ., ,ha
father William Edgar, was once c"nnV. S -
New. York Yacht Club. Again old N new, he,ns
were prominent among the families rP' '',nr,on,
tse Rbinelaoders. stewards. Deafelas, LNI"s, W.,
,o nm. oss,11 g vswbolds Mcyicklrs, Rich
.-ssos Van GensseIaers Jcneses, Lees "l'lierooce
and many other names which have oeeh III inc i"S
ionable visiting lists Of New YORK Society ioi s"0
lions A wedding breakfast followed at the hone Vi
the BRIDES parents in University Pace tney h@NS
closed their county place at Staten Island TO come
10 town for the wedding. The brides iather IS Oh 'e
same family that gave to Columbia College one Oh Us
presldents. Charles King
I-nto-tuaately for the friends Of Miss Havemeyer
end Mr. Duncan most OF whom had gone on TO New
port for their wedding regular sea turn preVaueu
with wind and pouring rain, when on Thursday morn
ing in the drawing room Of the Bavemeyer country
place the pair became and wife, the Rev. Father
Malone Of Williamsburg officiating the Rev. Dr.
phlip Grace Of Newport, assisting. The wedding
festivities really began the night before with family
dinner party at which were Mr.. and Mrs, Theodore
Haveneyer parents Of the bride with their nine chill
d-en: their sonsln-law, John Mayer and Edward O.
Potter: Mrs. Charles Havemeyer, who was formerly
Miss Camilla Moss bride of last fall; Mr.. and MIS-
Chfres oelrichs the latter sister Of Mrs Havemeyer
and the young children Of Mrs. Potter and Mrs Meyer.
OF course the bridegroom there and members
OF his family. The bride gave on Thursday
night In honor Of her wedding dinner
to the Boys Club Of Newport The details OF The
wedding were most elaborate The brides mother
who is enthusiastic musician, hai Land,rs flh
orchestra. of fifty players. who gave selections from
MendeIssohn Brahms, Jensen, Wagner Zlbulka Meyer
beer and other composers. servants In livery, lights
music and flowers combined with women and girls
IN rich sttre, made the incident long 70 be re-
membered. In addition to the many gifts sent from
relatives IN America and others Of high position In
Europe the bride received from her father substantial
doTry, 100000, and furnished house in town
Theodore Havemeyer Is the Austrian CorsulGeneral
In Nev-York The family Of the Bridegroom has been
prominent In New-YOrk society for many years.
Much annoyance has been caused in the last week
BIZ the unwarranted announcement Of matrimonial
engagements OF people well known In Ne-York society
II not necessary to add TO their discontinue by again
printing their names, but in case has any one Of
these rumors been verified. This habit Of making
public such bits Of gossip reprehensble in the ex-
irene and causes modification that can well be
understood.
On Wednesday Vice President and Mrs. Morton en-
tertaned at their handsome country home at Kline
beck the Duchess County Hunt The breakfast began
at IL 80 O'Clock and afterward there run with
4l,a hup heir
Rogers Among the guests at the breakfast were Mrs
William Aston Mr.. ard Mrs. samuel J. Colgate, DIR.
and Mrs Bayley Mr.. and Mrs. william sands, Mr..
ard Mrs. z. " Howell and Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Roose-
welt Miss Helen Dinsmore and Miss Merritt rode after
the hounds
Mrs. Marshall o. Roberts and Mrs. Bradley Martin
have sgnsd their intention Of passing the winter In
New-York. Mrs. Roberts has had house in London
for the last two years. and Mrs Martin has boon
abroad nearly the same length Of time, leaving New
York soon after her mammoth dinner at Delmonlcos'
No doubt they Will both entertain extensively Mr.
and Mrs. Forbes Leith will return to New-Hork in
November. They expect visit from Captain and
Mrs. Charles R0scen Burn in the early part VI the
winter.
The various dancing classes which have been organ
tied by women in society have already been referred
70. The dancing will be a long one, as Lent
does not begin until the middle Of March. The Mon
DAY evening dances organized by Mrs. Henry Parish,
ir., Mrs Benjamin Welles, Mrs. Orne Wilson, Mrs.
ogden Goelet Mrs V. 6. Hal, Mrs Robert Goelet and
Others, VIII meet at sterFy's on the evenings OF Janu-
ary and February 10. AS February, next year, has
an extra day, there will probably be some leapyea
eanoes.
An incident Of the coming week viii be the wedding
Miss Beatrix Chapman 10 George IL. Barclay, Of
he British Legation. The wedding will take place on
saturday, s bedford House, KatoDah, " y. the coun
w place Of Mir. and Ms. John jay, in whose names
the Invitations have been out. The list has been
eonhhee u relatives and intimate friends. special
An van start Tor hatonah at 10 40 m returning 10
~sa iofh about O'Clock In the afternoon.
- O97 roSt ana Thomas IL. Howard viii be
married some time in November tbonob The date has
soi yet been named Theirs will he a church wed
hhe' probably In the Church Of the Heavenly Rest
understood that the marriage Of Miss Bruce Price
10 Edwin Main Post has been postponed owing 10 the
poor health OF the bride. Mss Me- 80. IN l.