New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-28
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.


boats and trains 10 tho suburbs were crowded with
people flying from the heat of the city, and the
country houses have now thrown their doors wide
,pen 10 their owners families. Proprieiors of sum-
mer hotels on the neighborng seacoast have opened
their houses and several Of them show registers
we'll filed with the names of their patrons Even at
this early period of the season, much Of the bleaness
Of the summer hotel has disappeared and instead Of
deserted piaZzas and empty corridors there is con-
siderable Of that hustle and life. without the actual
discomfort which is rarely witnessed in these largo
hotels so early in the
NewYork is really deserted. There scarcely
flicker Of gayety in town last week. The
Ire club windows, thrown wide open at night, show
brilliant but almost vacant interior while the Mad
ison Square Garden and the theatres that are open
have not been thronged by the members Of the fash
ionable world.
There are many people at Newport, more than is
usual at this period of the season, and unusually
vay and brilliant is looked forward to- Among
the fashionable arrivals last week Miss sallie
Hargous who is the guest of her sister, Mrs George b.
De Forest the Misses Dokey, who at the Creigh-
ton cottage on Kay-st f. " Taller, at the Eldredge
cottage on 0chre Point Mayhem Wainwright and Cam
bridge Livingston, who were the guests of George
Henry Warren; Julian Potter and Richard Potter
The family of Sir Julian Pauncefote, the British Min
lstc are expected 20 arrive in Newport from Europe
some time next month, and will Immediately take pos
,esslon Of the Carey cottage, Bath Road, which
engaged for them few days ago. The visit of tho
pauncefOtes TO Newport last the occasion
n several brilliant entertainments. Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Cooper will be among those who will psrtahe
u the hospitality Of the British Minister'S family.
Mss Pauncefote who went abroad several weeks ago
With Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Mitchell, the wife and
laughter Of the Oregon Senator is now with them in
AK les Bans, where Mrs. Mitchell is sojOurning for
aeT health.
Lawn tennis has been more popular than ever this
i,,4s
towns. The tournament for the championship Of the
Middle States played on the of the st. George
Cricket Club in HobOken, attracted large and fashion
able crowd Of spectators, especially Thursday when
pne of the most exciting matches of the season
PLAYED between c. T. sands and Richard stevens. II
was the final match for the championship. which was
won in gallant style by Sands. who day two be
fore defeated Z. L. Hall Sandss opponent (Stevens)
On Wednesday defeated Valentine G. Hail. who is
ranked among the most expert tennis players in the
country. The opening of the annual tournament of
he K1dsOn River Lawn Tennis Association, Thurs
Say, on the grounds of the Far and Near Club, at
Hastings-on the Hudson, brought together number
Of the fashionable people living at Hastings DObbs
Ferry, IrvingtOn and adjacent places The play was
not exciting and was far from being brilliant.
The fashionable wedding Of the week took place
Wednesday at the beautiful country home of Henry
Parish, at IrvingtOn. when his daughter. Miss Julia
". Parish made the wife Of Arthur b. EmmOns,
Of Newport. AS the family was in mourning, there
not more than eighty persons present at the
ceremony and the wedding breakfast. The marriage
service Of the Episcopal Church read by the Rev.
DR.. W. H. Benjamin, the rector Of st. Barnabas's
Church, While the young couple stood In the centre
Of the handsomely decorated billiard room.
Miss Edith Parish was the bridesmaid Tho two little
maids Of honor Miss Julia and Elsie Dodge.
nieoes OF the BRIDE and children Of Mrs. Cleveland
Dodge. There were no ushers Late in the afternoon
MIR. and Mrs. EmmOns driven 10 the station,
where they took nOrthbOund train. 1t is their
intention to pass the summer in Newport where Mr..
Emmons has a handsome home.
Another pretty wedding on the same dav was that
of Miss Ida Pauline Crabbe. daughter Of Mrs. Edward
L. CraJBe and Abram slldmore Post which took
place at high noon, in AL saints Cnrch. at Great
Neck, Long Island. The Rev. LOuis de Cormis
ofcated. The maid Of honor was the brides Youngest
sister, Miss Marguerite CraDbe. William H. Post
was best man. and Messrs Walter Gardner and Edward
Urabbe, brother Of the bride served ushers. y
reception followed at MIS-. CraDbe's house, " Home
wood. Two SPECIAL cars from Long Island CITY
6,gs,at Neck. Among the guests Nere Mr.; and Mrs;
Mrs. Gardner Miss Post George Merritt the Misses
low, Mr.. and Mrs. John Grace, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Banker. Mr.. and Mrs. Edw ard Morgan, Miss Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. C.. L. Morgan, Miss Fanny NJ. Walcott
The wedding also on Wednesday OF Miss Ella Louise
ROddy, daughter Of Hugh Y. Rcddy, and Henry eQuth-
Island, Was ali occasion which the people III that qlet
village Will not be likely t. forget. The BRIDE
and the bride descendant OF one OF our ola coIOha
families, the Updlhes. OF Providence.
Thursday brought the marriage OF Miss Isabelle Kan
aoph De Witt daughter OF the late j. ii. DE Witt, who
aled not quite a year ago. u Harry Van Cortlandt
br 1s9I mother IN the copiova. on West Fynintst
and a quiet wedding, only the relatives and
few Ct the intimate friends OF the bride and bridegroom
beiI present Mr.. HOmans s son OF the late Henry
Romans, Of Paris The bride was given away by her
Mr and Mrs. Harry lie Grand Cannon having fin
ishe1 their stay al Overlake, the summer home OF
Thursday in The Augusta Victoria bound for
holiday, which will be passed in England and on the
tc 5nn6n and en se doHS in the hme Of Mr.
Cannons father, No. 81 Fithave. Besides Mr.. and
Mrs Lawrence Turnurc and MIS- Mamie Turnure. who
with the CannOns. will be among the guests al the
marriage OF Miss Ethel Forbes Leith TO Captain Burn
which IS shortly 10 take place in London The French
steamer La Brtagne which sailed Yesterday mcrning
Rdith Kip Icrllard Kip. Judge and Mrs Geo.g" Fl
Andrews and William c. Endicott IT. who married
Miss Marie Louise Thorn in LenOX nearly two years
wedding of some interest to Ne-York people took
Jerome WILEY was married to Rufus King Townsend
at her home il ad na T01s dI a96 DSpba Of
General Frederick Townsend and General Runs H.
The principal wedding Of next week Will be that Of
Miss Caroline Fraser. daughter Of William A. Fraser
and Edward A. Mancc, which will take place on
Tuesday at the country home OF Miss Fraser's father al
Hastings or. theIlulsOn.
Among tls recently announced engagements Is that
OF Miss Agnes Chandler Of Philadelphia. TO Charles ,
Bate ir, Of this city, member Of ne Country Glnb
Miss Chandler is one Of the beautiful girls I'm Phila-
delphle society
The marriage Of Miss Mary Burrows. eldest daugh
ter Of Ogden hoffman Burrows. ~ Newport To SOm
erse FTedericl. CahrOpe the eldest son Of Lieutenant,
General : !. Cough CahrOpe. OF Woodlands Vale.
Isle Of Wight viii shortly take pace in England
Tuxedo wildly gay last week, and although
there were no large entertainments. there no
1earth Of amusement. Driving. sailing and dinner
parties seemed 10 be The principal diversions Of the
week Handsome dinner parties were given by Mr.
and Mrs ;. 5. Rowland who St!ll have Mrs. August
BolmOnt their guest. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fulton cut
ting. VINO have established Themselves IN their new
home Mr. and MTS. J. Lawrence Breese, Mr.. and Mrs
pell and Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre LOrillard The National
Independence Day will be celebrated IN the park In
truly patriotic manner Tn the morning thera will he
athletic sports Of al kinds. and pony races In the
afternoon The governors Of the club have arranged
20 have the MltOps surrounding the lake lighted IN
the evening which will he particularly pretty and
sight Judging from the arrangements that