New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.


'. ncoucnt at weddings and other social gather
II makes a superb decoration and helps out
N.ume wonderfully well. That II is "A favorite
- & nrther shown by the hundreds Of people who
Nv" b,en 10 view the marvellous specimens which
-. been placed exhibition In the throng which
- ode IT,, way TO the Madison Square Garden for
- last FIVE days have been many familiar
go Int not many by far will be met in tho
% place next week, whom the best that exists in
,o-sesesh will be put view. The sale of boxes
.romises brilliant gathering comparable in {"
..sure with that at the opera. For the entire week
,,ety will live in tbs Garden, morning, afternoon
nd night BOX parties are already being made up
nneheons. dinners and suppers planned. W. d.
roane Herman Oerichs. w. f. Strong. Brayton Ives
lanes NJ Waterbury, Arthur NJ. Dodge, w. Seward
cobb II. Mex. rwombly, John H. Davis, Rutherford
,uvyesant John Lawrence, Lawrence Kip, Samuel j.
oo,cae Arson Phelps Stokes, De Iancey Kane,
milan Potter, John c. Furman, c. F. Havemeyer II.
powers Farr, Stanford White, Frank X. sturgis, SID
,,y Dlcn Ripley, !. Townsend Burden, J. G.. Bercs-
md and Gordon Feowes are among the boxholders
,or the horse show.
Tuxedo Park is an deal spot for wedding. One
NJ the few In the history of that place took place on
tuesday IN the pretty stone Church OF St Mary's. on
,be hillside, Just past the entrance gate The church.
which holds few more than 100 persons. was web
sred with the friends OF the bride. Miss Blanche
gsverneyer. who was married TO Adair Campbell
an OF James Campbell OF Tulchewan Castle. Dunn
bor,onshire, Scotland. Mr.. Campbell met his bride
!, Alters last winter, where she was travelling with
Mr. and Mrs Brownell Burnham, tie latter being her
sster The engagement was announced last summer.
he,cre Mis- Iavemeyer's return. after more than a
r,ar's travel In foreign countries. The bridal party
qss small, there being only two ushers. the usual
,eet man and q little girl maid OF honor. The
,-des's gown was fine example OF the French dress
makers art being made in the style of the first En-
nra though somewhat modified. 10 suit these modern
fines The long but rather close train was literally
eounced with point lace the front OF the dress being
entirely covered with lace Of the same kind Inc
hIrh corsage. with pulled sleeves. was trimmed with
fan of lace from the shoulders. having capelike
effect.
The bridal bouquet was Of heather plucked from
the scotch hills which surround the brtesrooms
home this flower being emblem Of good luck. o.
least toAthe brides Of Great Britain. The bride was
Owen away BY her hrothern-law. T. Brownen Burn
ham After the ceremony the brida! pair drove awiy
IN wellappointed brougham the men On the ooX
wearing white nosegsyS, TO Mr. Burnham's mouse on
The border Of the lake, where the entire company
rat down to breakfast. Many wedding gifts We're
sent number Of them by relatives Of Mr.. Campbell
from scotland. Mr.. and Mr. Campbell will remain
in this country until after the Christmas holidays
when thew will GO 70 scotland. Mr.. CamPbeN has
small house his fathers estate.
Tie wedding of Miss Leila Alexander daughter
Of Colonel Charles T. Alexander, assistant surgeon
general United States Army stationed at Ne"-hork'
TO John j. Emery formerly Of Cincinnati. was quietly
celebrated at the home of the brides parents In East
rtty-third st. on Wednesday afternoon. Bishop Potter
snclatirg The bride was attended by her listers,
Miss Ninelle Alexander and Miss Mia Alexander
The latter having only recently returned from school
in France The bridesmaids gowns were handsome
of white brocade, made high at the neck, and with
scart trains the bodice and pulled sleeves matching
the color of the American Beauty roses which thcy
carried
The bride was in the conventional white satin
and point lace her veil of lace being fastened with
, diamond crescent Mr.. Emery's gift The few
friends who were present at the ceremony renamed
for the wedding luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs Emery VIII
sau on the coming Wednesday by the City Of New
York II is their intention to spend some nme IN
England aferward travelling on the Continent. They
will return In January to their own house IN Ne" oA
Colonel and Mrs Alexander have sent out cards an
nouncing their daughters marriage. The wedding Of
Miss Edith Edgar King to Louis Butler McCasg, Mt
newport on Wednesday, took from New-York number
Of people and the lingering Newport colony was well
The Wedding look place in the King
mansion.
There will be two interesting weddings on Thurs
dar Of This week IN town. At st. Thomas's Chnrch'
AT O'Clock, will take place the marriage Of MISS
co-alie livingston Gardiner eldest daughter OF John
LYON Gardner to Alexander r. Cox. young English
man who has been living In Ncw-fork TOT two or
,hrce veo-s. The BRIDE will he surrounded by seven
pretty girls her sister, Mss Adee Gardner MISS
Olive Van Rensselaer,. Miss Bessie Van Rensselaer,
Miss Clara Williams Miss Alice winthrop. Ms Helen
De Peyscr and Miss Ada Cox. sister OF Inc briHe-
groom who has come from London for the wedding
Miss Gardiner gave a pink luncheon 10 her brides
maids Yesterday. Last night, at Demonlcos MI
COY gave his farewell bachelor dinner. His guess
were T. J. Oakley Rhinclander Maturln L. Deated,
tr Grenvue b. winthrop, William Cox and Ernest
Cox cousin and brother OF TIE bridegroom, ana W.
E. Glvn Mr.. Coxs brother and cousin arrived py
the Britannia last week. The wedding Is 10 DE-
,,rowed by breakfast which Plnard will serve, al
the home Of the brides parents NO GA MaoisonaVe'
At nearly the same hour Miss Virginia Coudert VIII
Ae married. 70 Frederick H. Benedict, at the house OF
her father Frederic Il. Coudert, No. 10 East Forty
ffth-st The wedding ceremony Will be witnessed by
small number. large reception VIII folow' MIS-
Coudert has put out cards for Wednesdays In Deem
ber
Afternoon receptions and teas are being planned.
Few cards have been sent ont. one OIL t"e nrs'
receptions viii be given on Saturday afternoon NO
vember 10, NJ the Hotel Brunswick, by Mr. ana Ms'
w,n.,ron pa-ker whose marriage took place last
August at the home Of the brides parents MI ana
Mrs. Charles c. Gridey. Waterloo, New-iorh' MI
and Mrs Parker will live at No. 124 Madison-aVe.
Ms william Thorne Will give tea to introduce heF
daughter on December 3. Mrs. Robert Hoo. VINO ~
turned from Europe few weeks ago VIA siVe
tea on December 10 for her daughter Miss Ellen hoe
A week later Mrs Leon Marie. daughter OF Mrs.
Hoe expects to hold reception in her new house, NO.
l2 East Forty sixth-st.
The list of patronesses for the Monday evening
dances to be given at sherry's on December 10 A"u
January 90 includes Mrs. F. r. Jones, Mrs BUCHANAN
W,nthrop Mrs Nicholas Fish. Mrs. r. James Cross
Mrs. W Seward Webb, Mrs George II. Benz Mrs'
V. G. Hall Mrs John T. Hail. Mrs. Lawrence KIP Mrs
Robert Woodworth Mrs william c. Whitney Mrs. Will
IAN Douglas sloane Mrs. II. lie Grand Cannon, Mrs. og
den Goeet Mrs De Pcyster, Mrs. Philip Schuyler Mrs
Robert Winthrop Mrs. r. L. Baylics, Mrs. W. watts
Sherman Mrs Thomas W. Ward. Mrs John w.
Mint,irn Mrs. Frederic Kcrnochsn Mrs. benjamin
wele, Mrs Douglas Robinson. jr., Mrs Henry Parish
r. Mrs James NJ. Waterbury. Mrs. stanley Mortimer
Mrs. Robert Il. Clarkson. Miss Roosevelt Mrs t. =
wherbee Mrs George L. Rivcs. Mrs. X. p. Minturn'
Mrs Paul 11Irkerm9n, Mrs.