New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

rule. slal NUMBER OF people wei known In society
have been spending the week at Cumberland Gap,
whre c. Creighton Webb has been acting rs master Of
ceremonies for various outdoor excursions and in
formal dances. ON Thursday night he led the cOon
with Miss Iauncciote, daughter Of Sir Julian
Iauncefote the British Minister. Tile week has been
one OF departures. on Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. W. d.
Sloane started in their private for trip to Cali
fornia the Yosemite Valley and the Iellowston Park
regions. They were accompanied by the Misses
sloane Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Bend and the Misses
Bend on Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs W. c. whitney
sailed for Europe 10 be gone several months, ana
Yesterday Mrs Brnyton Ives and the Misses Ives
sailed on the French steamship La Gascogne. Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt will start shortly In her husbands
private car fer Il Western, trip. accompanied by her
sons. They will STAY for n while at Chicago Mr..
and Mrs John +. Pnrsons, who started two weeks
ago on a trip with Mr. and Mrs. Morris K Jesup,
on their way back to NcwYork. owing to the seri-
condition OF their daughter. Miss Helen Parsons
who has been III from typhoid fever contracted while
in Florida The principal Incidents Of the coming
week will be weddings. most OF which VIII be cee-
brated in churches There will be few dances. but
nothing in the way OF a ball. The members OF the
Lenten sewing Class organized by Miss Perkins ana
Others will have fl dance tomorrow night at sherrys,
when \. V. T. Post will lead the cotillon. Mrs sam
uel Keyser, of No IL East Thirty-slNthst, VIII also
have n small dance at Shcrry's, and on Tuesday
night at that place will bc held the last
was reported that that there would be
bachelors ball on Easter Wednesday, but snch an en-
tertanment seems to be remote possibility In fash
ionable life.
Tomorrow will take place the weddings OF MISS
Anna di Zcrega to John Constable Moore at the Chrch
Of the TRANSPORTATION Miss Helen Talman 10 Aiihsoh
Bigclow Of Boston, at tho Church OF the Heavenly
Rest Miss Edith Obcrlc, daughter Of cx-Commssioher
Obcre 10 George NJ. Eckes, OF Chicago, at the 'huch
OF the IncanatiOn and Miss Gilroy, daughter OF COM
missioner Glroy, TO NJ. l.. Muqueen. at II. fa'rohS
Cathedral. These weddings will al be followed Dy IT
cepons. The largest wedding Of Tuesday VIII be that
of Miss Jean Van Nest 10 Girsud Foster NJ 81
Bartholomews Church A reception VIII follow at uie
home Of the brides mother No. 80 West Thirty fourth
st. The wedding Of Miss Marie Clarsse Coudert To
Lieutenant Bclnccr, T.. :. A., also on Tuesday, VIII
take place at the home Of the brides parents TN
that day Charles Elliott Warren. OF New-iorK' VIII
wed Miss Anna Margaret Ccsscnhainer at St. feters
Church, Freehold. " !. In New-iork VIII also 'ahe
place the wedding Of Mss Hattie Boecrt TO Francis
Galatdn at Calvary Church. The reception WIZ
follow at the home OF the brides aunt. Mrs d. Jack
son Steward. No. 10 Gramercy Park Al 81
Pauls Church, Yonkcrs, on Tuesday evening MISS
Florence Scrbncr daughter Of g. Hilton scribner, VIII
be married D. McNeely stauffer. one OF the editors
Of THE Engineering News The reception VIII
follow al InglchuIstn tho homo OF the Sc1bners.
On Wednesday Miss Gertrude Field Rlker daughter
NJ Daniel Rikcr will be married TO John Il. Hoyt at
the Church OF tho Holy Trinity reception VIII
follow at the brides homo In Lexngton-nve. on the
same day the wedding Of Miss Mary Lord, daughter OF
Mrs VI. NJ Lord Julian II. Finkhom, Will be quietly
celebrated at the home Of the BRIDE. NO "a East Flfy
fourth st. At st. Andrews Church Miss Jessyn Irene
Forsythe and Henry Abeel will be married IN me
evening The wedding OF Nine. de Barrios and senior
dc Roda as announced in this column last sunday
will be an incident OF Wednesday evening at the house
OF the bride, No. $50 Ffthave
Thursday will be busy with weddings. AZ ST.
Georges Church. in stuyvcsant Square, Miss Emmy
Langdon Ervng, daughter OF Mrs. Henry Inilcr VIII
he married 10 Dr. Valentine Mott. The service VIII
10 choral Mrs Tniler will give tho wedding breakfast
NJ he, house No East Twelfth Nrs. John W.
Kohsast OF No. 90 East Fin fourth St. has sent Out
cards for the wedding OF her sister. Miss Aihena i.'
hanIt Milton OF Boston, 20 bsbop Worhington. OF
Nebraska The ceremony will taso place on Thursday
at noon In the Church Of tho Heavenly Rest. Inc
wedding breakfast will follow at Mr.. Rohlsaats In
thu afternoon Miss Jessie Bakely. daughter OF David
Blakely will be married Walter Carroll Low at the
Central Congregational Church Elghthavo. and flity
seventhst on saturday. at tho Church OF ~ MARY
the VIRGIN Miss Juna Watson Sou,hgat@ daughter OF
Richard Henry souihgatc will lie married - George
Warren Manning. The wedding brcakivt VIII ioiio"
al the Hotel Brunswick
The dates for other weddings Of the near future
are Aurl 90 Miss Grace Scwcomb Seymour. niece OF
Mr. and Mr.. William Molr. to stewart pennng' ~
the First Presbyterian Church. 1welnltst ana
Fnh-avc. April -. Miss Helen Adrich steele.
daughter OF the Rev. J. Ncvett steele Of TrinIty
Chapel. TO J. Leon Moran. at Trinity Chapel: Miss
Mac Knowlton, daughter Of Edwin Kno~lt"n, OF
Urooklyn 10 Count Johannes Won Fmnckcnserh-
torpf at her bother's house; April is. Miss Maria
Holmes Furman 10 W X. Bond Emerson. at 81
Georges Church April 80, Miss Mary Elizabeth
Barker daughter Of Joseph IL. Barker' OF No I-e
Eat Thrty. fpurth.st 10 Lieutenant George le Roy
Ltataa Arfll
home. Miss Florence Johnston daughter OF John Tay
lor Johnston 10 Pierre Mall. Vice Consul on Belgium
at New York Ut her fathers house, No flfth'aVe'
Miss Florence GriSwold, daughter OF j. y. A. Sf'S
void 10 Surgeon Cross. Of the Grenndi"r "uarus, |"
All saints Chapel Newport. u. l.; May IL, Miss
Kecne daughter Of James H. Keene, to Talbot D. lay
Ior OF Baltimore at Far R0ckaway. L. !.
The engagement has been announced OF Miss Laura
Gambling. daughter Of Alfred II. Conklng. to waiter
IIeIm.ley Of Baltimore. Miss Conding, thrVngh hor
brother who was born Lorard, Inherited part OF
Miss Catherine wofc's great fortune.
Mrs John Sherwood, who returned from the 9ou'h
few DAYS ago after an absence from New YORK OF nearly
a., months speaks in most enthusiastic terms OF her
rcoepton I'm Washington, 81. Louis and New-oreahs'
where she give successful readings Of papers INC
result OF much travel abroad and experiences III '
highest circles OF society in London, Pars Rome "ha
Madrid Mrs sherwood will give two readings III inc
oc,ooon norlOr OF the Windsor Hotel on Wednesday
afternoons April ~ and May 4. on Friday OF 'his
vol she will read In aid Of ST. Lukcs Home for Aged
,v,men nj the house of Mrs. Charles =. Hoe. NO 30
Fast Thirty.seventlI-st., at . 80 o'clock
The first Of the Clarcmon teas will be held NJ tue
Clormont Restaurant on Thursday afternoon, ana
should the day be pleasant, ii Will prove pleasing
affair The paronesses Of these teas are Mrs . " k
Crngcr Mrs. Edward Cooper, MIS- George H. he fo'eal'
Mr. ogden Mills Mrs W. c. whitney. Mrs. James r.
Kernochsn, Srrs. Nicholas Fish, Mrs. J. +. d. Lnhier
and Mrs Ormc wilson Mrs. Cooper and Mrs Whit-
new hive alrcady gone abroad Mr.. and Mrs ogdcn
Mills will sail on the Majestic April %. with Mr' ana
Mrs George CavendIsh Benunck
Under the patronage Of Bishop and Mrs Potter inc
Rev. Dr. Rymncc. Mrs. Joseph II. Rylanoc' Jr' MISS
do Rham Mr. and Mrs. Charles dc Rhnm. MIS-
por,n stevens Mrs de Forest, Mrs IbTnc
Roosevelt Mrs Dunlap Hopkins. Mr.. and MIS-
Groyer Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. X. W. Glider