New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY:

or,d q, last week to chronicle and for the week 70
come there will be even less. as Holy "eeA 70 oo
served more strictly than formerly. ihcro NV ueea
a number OF weddings in town ana ont vi i"0soay'
~ Newburyport Mass. I'm the quaint old First PaTsn
Unitarian Church. Miss Margaret Curzoh Marquaho'
daughter Of John 2. Marquand, OF NO. Id Mes' f"S
ninth-st was married to Herbert DuuicS mar, SUI
NJ the Rev. DR.. Edward Everett Haze, Oh Dos'oh.
There was good deal of sentiment III .o ''o''o y,
the church. as the brides parents and grandparents
rod heon welded there. The b1cegrooms Iather
orclated the pastor Of the church, the Kew D. Y.
poape assisting The interior OF the church was
beautifully decorated with plants ana palms anu 'he
news where sat the relatives and Intimate rehos were
marked by clusters OF daisies. Inc music was eSp0
o,ouv good. the organist being G. W. Chadwick, who
, ~ Dr Uale,s church. in Boston, Miss Martha
Rrown. Miss Julia Draper, Miss Mabel Busch MISS
Ildt and Miss MarQuand, sister OF the prde' were
the bridesmaids, who went on from new IoiA' n
the ceremony the guests were driven 10 Or@on 'i''
the Marquands' country seat on the Merrin,io Vci'
about four miles from the church. Among tie guests
from NewYork were Mrs. Rowland Davis the 'iss<s
sbippen Mr. and Mrs II. II. Porter Dwight Porter ana
Frederick Gray Mr.. and Mrs. Hale Will soon SAL ior
Europe where Mr.. Hale will continue MS S'uuie' VI
architectural design In Paris. A.,
On Thursday a pretty wedding took place az inc
bouse Of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus koun1e W.
o38 Madis0n-ave., when their niece "is' ""'"
rIne Ruth smith, was married to Karl Neuhoh.
drawlngroom, which is adorned with tapestries anu
Gilt bronzes which came from historical houses IN
France The pair stood under canopy OK PINK anu
white roses and lilies Of the valley. MISS o"''" va"
unattended by bridesmaids Her wedding gown OK
white satin was simply made, Dut lrimh'eu WIZ
beautiful point lace. only the family "i'hcsseu 'o
marriage large reception followed, with luhcheoh
nv Pinard The drawingrooms and halls soouiueo
with spriny flowers and potted plants. Inc many
valuable presents received by the pair were
Mr. NeuhoR will take his bride to visit MS pareS III
Elberfedt Germany, early next month"; "here many
handsome presents are awaiting them. Inc weooins'
% Miss JEANNE Lawrence Perkins to Marcus ~
K,mbau Of Boston, and OF Miss Julia Lawrence hiAer
to her cousin Richard Riker, have been hcueh's u
.ho ,roel, Mr. Rker married aboit three years
AGO an extremely beautiful GIRL Miss Eizaoeth Moors'
whose death from the explosion OF an alcohoi ~Hp'
occurred az sea Bright after little more than year
of happy married life. - r.....
There will be numerous weddhgs uuiihs ~
week the most prominent Of which have ALREADY oeen
announced In this column. Nine de Barlioe anu 0V'
dc Roda will be quietly married on wednesday evening
y, Faster week April 90 at the home OF the BRIDE No.
$50 Fhhave. Mayor Grant viii oihciate at the heoee
sary civil marriage and It is likely tDat inc Nhsu'
ceremony will be performed by Archbishop Corriean
Probably less than 100 guests will be present senor
dc Roda will sail with his bride some time III May
The Rev. and Mrs. ]. Nevett steele have sent QUO
cards for the marriage Of their daughter. Helen AID
rich 10 J. Leon Moran. the painter at Trinity Chapei
on the afternoon Of April o. The reception 10 fono~
will be small. .. ~,
Az tarewell to bachelor life, Charles Elliott War
rem whose marriage 10 Miss Anna Margaret uelsseh-
helmer Will take place at Freehold y. j., on April 49,
gsve n dinner at the Calumet Club on Ihursday
night. The guests sat about round table, which
was decked with tulips and other spring
flowers They were his father, George William
Warren. the organlst Of st. Thomas's Church.
Richard Henry Warren, brother, Nmuna " ouin'on'
Charles B. Geissenheimer. Edward Yale Weber, APP
pleton lie Sure Clark. Egbert c. Denison, C. Du Val,
George Bird, Richard II. Eggleston, Frank Warren,
J. H. stearns jr., Miles c. Palmer and Frank @.
Landon Mr. Warren has given TO his ushers ana
best man scarf pins Of ieurdels design eacn SET
with a single ruby diamond and sapphire
The last gathering OF the Theatre Club for this
wear was on Thursday night at Palmers Theatre where
Colonel Carter Of Gainesville" is the attraction.
There present In the party Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
suydam, Mr.. and Mrs. II. De B. Parsons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Wainwright, Mr.. and Mrs NJ 7. Camp
bell Miss Meser. Miss Pell, Miss Cowdin r. q.
Monroe McDaugau Hawkes., J. Henry Smith. 7. j.
Oakley Rhneander and Augustus GARRISON supper
followed at the house Of Mrs Parsons.
Mr. and Mrs Hillary Bell gave an informal reception
last evening for signOr Vslero and Nine. Valero,
at their apartments, No. 81 East Twenty thIrdst.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Paine Girls
void, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Poslethwate, Morris
Phillips, the Misses Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Marsily Wallace Farragut Robert Reid, Mr. and Mrs
Franklin File and George salt.
Albert Morris Bagby will give reception this after
noon at the Rembrandt in honor OF Xaver scharwena,
who will play some OF his own piano compositions.
Nine. Regg Koppler will sing and Miss Kate Camp
beal win play plano solos. Among the guests ex-
pccted are the Marquse de Observation-Disclosures, Mr.
and Mrs. james Hartman, Miss Hartman, Mr.. and
Mrs Schuyler Hamilton, Ir General and Mrs. Butter
Ballard smith, Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Bean Mr. and Mrs.
John Drew Mrs and Miss Huntoon, Mrs. Dunlap
HOPKINS Mrs Pond, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Ward, Mr.
md Mrs II. V. C. Homans J. H. De Witt. Mrs Hrau,
Miss Pifard Miss Dyer James B. Pratt Leonard jacob
Mr. and Mrs John Archbold, Miss Archbold, Miss NC
Allstcr General and Mrs. j. F. Person, Miss Person
Mrs c. F. Winthrop Mr. and Mrs. George Place, Mr..
and Mrs Richard Lounsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. de Gar
mendia the Misses dc Garmendia, Martin de Gar
mendia Spauding de Garmendia. Madame de Bahfos,
senior de Roda the Misses Apariccio, Miss Leafy. Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas Fish, Miss Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
De Witt Mr.. and Mrs. a. {. Downing, Miss DOWNING
ex.sdgc and Mrs Dillon Mrs Mary Mapes Dodge,
W. +. Clarke, DR.. James Hewitt, W. b. Van lngen,
samuel sinclair Perry, +. L. Payson, +. VI. Talack,
f. II. Mcdhurst, Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Fedor Won
Rauch, V. VI. Julbe. jr. Augustus Field Thomas Field,
De win Clinton Flanagan, Howard Gallop, hugh
Gordon, Dr. Herbert Claiborne, Jonathan Sturges,
A. b. storey, William Carey, Amos Emo, John W.
Mackay, ST.. Arthur Blake, IL. Hardness Flagler
tho Misses Dresser Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Browne, Mr..
and Mrs. Chrysue, Miss Conover. Ross David, MI.
and Mrs. Frederic Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Redmond, the
Misses de Angels, Mrs Downer, Miss Downer. Mr. and
Mrs Du FATS Miss Du FATS, Baron and Baroness
Harden Hickey Mr.. and Mrs. IL. ID. Faulkner, MIS-.
NJ Augustus Field, Miss Field, Mr.. and Mrs. Heddens
Miss Holden, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Worthington. Mr..
and Ms. IL. L. Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jerome.
the Misses Jerome Mr. and Mrs. l. p. Bennett, J. Lee
Taller, KinSley Magoun, r. J. Mooney. Dunbar Wright
j. Grifths Mastcn John Du FAILS g. r. Easton, Arthur
Il. seaton, l.. NJ Ilowland, Wilbur Knox Mathews Mis-.
{. d. MacLean, Garlic j. Blenner, A. MullerUry, Carl
schurz, the Misses schurz. Mrs. VI. French sheldon,