New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.


we'll represented nearly every day at 'he
Fair I'm Madison square. but ide from that '"e '',
notable gathering nj the Clnremoht i'"' VIZ" .i
was the second OF the series, bad weather Pfc'o
the first. set fer April II. The threatening
NJ Thursday afternoon did not act as drawpaeN do
,,s ottcs.ed by the crowd OF Handsomely at.''"
people which gathered on the vcranda Oh '"c I'M
mont restaurant and the lawn. There were '''''
coaches and one break among the many h'u"
vebic,cs These were driven respectively by w.
Creighton Webb. william c. Sanford D. 'hnon '"', va
and W. F.. d. stoke. Mr. Webb's pa>sc"s'',
Mrs, = V r. Crngcr who sat on the box seu' M
and Mrs NJ II. lIcrb,rt. Miss Edith Sheparu anu '
" Gerard ir Mrs. Crugcrs costume OF canary
colorcd uncut velvet the same sic "ore ~ Wv
wedding OF Mrs. Marshall o. ROBERTS anu "''
Vivian. IL was effectively trimmed WIN sou e'
brodcry and white silk she carried suiishaue VI
canary and white chiffon. Mrs. hefDert ""' "
blue cloth and Mis- shepard in gray FIX. ,,
a., Mr. sourord,s coach were Mr.. and MIS-. Elisha
DYER ir. the latter in black brocade WIN po' VI
cocks feathers and a pale green bonnet ',n,"'u
roses Miss Randolph, In dark DUc' anu ,' TN.
Num- Mis- Flora Davis IN green All" "'"'' w
Miss Kitty Cameron in black ana yellow ''''' f
sturris in god and black striped satin ara ec'u
covert coat: Mr.. Surgis. Julian Potter ana Du"'""
Cameron wore ON J. Cllnch Smiths coach. On Mt.
stolos,s brake were Miss Virginia C0udcrt Ill haroo
and white fonard with large hat To coFrespo""'
Martin de Gaimcnda and DE Forest Nance A.,
ON the veranda there tea with music MIS-
James Andarcsc drove up with Mrs frcu Nei'S'i'
her hostcs,'s gown being dark blue clpth trl"'c" WIZ"
sll, Of a lighter shade. Mrs Andarese WAS IN green
rd .ilver silk Mrs samuel j. Colgate WHO returned
,r, Eurone recently drove up with Mrs. stuyVeSaht
Fish Mrs Leon Marie wore a sti1hihs costume VI
ncmpadonr silk with lavender erou''o' "'n WIN
h.lnthc green ribbons and white lace. icr Ireo
h,t WAS covered with white lace ana PINK pihe''
Ne. PAM Gilbert Thebaud drove up in her cnrnclc,
Adelaide
:, ,ho., ,cas will be given Thursday oil thlS week.
rhor Is little outlook for social gatherings Tor many
mopths at least In town. Departures ior EUROPE anu
country places are now expected. Inc 'h"ua' 'o"'"
! I'M, narade is set down for saturday NAY % !" -
imposslble at this date to say how many ooa'"'s VIII
ho in line As various things have happened 10 pre-
cont several OF the members from appearing IN inc on
,nc,r coaches OH that day 1t has been decided TO
have IN. parade In the morning and directly ai'er"a'u
a luncheon at Carcmont MIS- >. " ~ ''"se nos
invited n large party to spend Deoor''o" "as "
Idlcssc her country place ut oyster BAY L' l. ''
cruecrs guests will leave New-iork carly III ,e iho
ING by the steamboat Laura VI. Starin which VIII
100. ,ro,n Thirty. second.st. and East River. They
vim arrive In time for luncheon. which Will be ioi-
lowed by dancing.
There have been no May weddings Vi ho" !" ''''
r, r, not n little Interest displayed In the marriage
Of Mrs Madeline Wolf Taylor to Henry Ausuh
ee Secretary Of the British Embassy nj PdriS' when
took
bride who has been abroad some years p's''n Two
u,,ters In Rome and Paris with her cousin, MIS-
Robert L. Cutting. who died In New York year n.y.
a. MI Madeline smith, she known In New-forK.
Marrying when very young she soon pco'"'0
n widow The marriage 10 Mr. Lee 10 'o,''
.,der,d "A brilliant one, as her husbahu i III
the way Of promotion In diplomacy ]A' ''o
on,., ceremony were present Princess May OF lecH'
IN, pukc Of Teck, Augustus Jay, SecF''hry VI ''0
United States Legation the Marchioness Oh A"Ec9''
who was formerly Miss King, oil "'oreia an" ~
| hr,ac,s mother Presents were received rom ''o
| Prince Of Wales, Loiu ahu h'"' ~
| people Of note. A., ,,,,, of
| mo .nean.mcnt was announccd at the wedding o'
Miss Frances Taylor Johnston to Pierre Man. is' ''
urdsy Of the brides brother. IT, HERBERT 'o'ns"" w.
Miss Icontlne Noel, daughter OF Aueus'e .'o'', VI
No 100 Waverley Place Their marriage VIII I'Ac pH'o
| ON NAV - some weddings OF the near future ae II,
| follows: May II, Miss Jessie keenc, daughter vi
| r,ucs r. Kecne 10 Walter Taylor. OF baltimore al
C4darllurst l.. l. May. Il. Miss Lena fo't oaus"'ct
| - Iothnm Post Ia Francis Mcneil Bacon IT, NJ
| Paris; May 10, Miss Anne sheldon u"ns"'
q Isaac H. sheldon TO Harry Milton helna' IT, AZ
It. Iartholomcws Church; May a. Henry b'on"m
| TO Miss ColaIe COidegt June =, Mis- lieeh '""Poc"
| 10 George Palmer. ut Calvary Church
| II * reported that the marriage Of Miss Jessie
| French daughter of L. OrmOnde French, of Newport
| and New York To Colonel the Hon. iierbcrt T. EA"''
Of the Greliadier Guards. who was stationed NJ nei
mida year ago. will take place In London on july
a. Colonel Eaton may day be Lord CheyIsmcrc'
| Senior dc Roia and hi, bride sailed for Europe yes
| ,eriay After a short visit in Paris they VIII 80 to
Madrid where de Roia will be presented 10 tho
Queen Regent OF spain. A few evenings ago MIS-.
| George .dd gave n theatre party for them. Inc
other guests were Mr and Mrs Burton HARRISON MI
| and Mrs. Charles wctmore Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ruthven
| Pratt Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Jones, Miss 'ot ana
! Alfonso de Navarro supper followed mt the mousse
| - Mrs Kidd. No $50 Fiih:tyc
Vi a. the house Of Mr. and Mrs Richard Watson Glider.
no. 50 Clinton Place yesterday at noon took plncc inc
wedding Of Mr. elders brother Joseph b. Glider TO
Miss t,wcndolne Jackson, daughter OF Charies II
Jackson formerly OF Jamaica. West Indies I'c cere-
mony was witnessed by small gathering OF relatives
and Intimate friends. The bride, who was a,ni.n IN
her si,cr Mis-, Ethel Jackson. She was attended by
lhe little nleces Of the bridegroom, Jeanette Jones,
was i. c. Dcrnheimcr %. The Rev Dr. ; W.
Ralnsio rector %,.Ds st. e. cor Es, E oranrs
%S H., the o ES DE- sHH' er ie
there was weddIng breakfast. Among H." gusts
iarri+on. Mrs. Frederick II. Jones; MrS r. NJ Hunt,
1 shdi "n Mr and ' Mrs franz korbay Miss ean,c
Glider, ana Mrs w. s. Kai.'ioTi: The hrldes ,,so
after n short Trip viii return to New York. They
viii pass the summer at Bordcntown, n. j. at tho
'''' Mrs. "' 4. " Montgomery, of High Cottage,
gnDrdsc ryo ner y w1rT1cS E nI1IE
Montgomery, and his bride who was formerly Miss
Eli, Iorscy a daughter Of Ogterl,ridgc lIorsey. Of
the capital February 20 at 1t. Matthews Church.
o%ec%ey was S M In rec fy by her
%ryed to High t5Dsc by Carriages Among
thoec who went New York
Mrs. Eugene Kelly. Mrs. T. +. Mcaghcr. the Mssc'
Ietts Mr.. and Mrs Pho Echcvcrria, Thomas >. lie.
Miss Lee the Misses Belts. Miss Dexter. Miss Louise
McAser: Nel.on Lewis. r. u. Kelly, Alfred Conkllng:
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop G.. Ray. Miss Ray. Mr.. and
Mr. Prcblc Tucker. Miss Dexter, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Marie, Mrs IIarve Dew w Kennett Ross Mrs. John
Iivor and Miss Llvor. There was music by Stubs
orchestra.
Miss Leary's sewing-class held May Festival at
Sherry'e Yesterday afternoon and evening. In aid Of
the building fund for chapel at Bellevue Hospital.
BESIDES The sale Of fancy goods and CONNECTIONS there
was In the afternoon an interesting entertainment
by the Misses Wetinc, who give a scene from The
Lady OF Lyons md comedictta. In Olden Days.
| In the evening there concert by Nine. Penn
horton Hlncks Miss Margaret Elliott and Miss Lillian