New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

at Delmoncos at small tables, each table having
IN the centre q cluster OF American Beauty roses
When the guests all seated the picture was an
animated and beautiful one In honor OF the occasion
the newest and freshest OF gowns we're worn, anu
more Of debutantes lent interest to the ball
II was the first ball Of the winter, also marnns te
twentieth anniversary OF that organization KNOWN 10
the Patrarchs. The dinner quickly and well
served. The innovation was the dancing OF the
coulon before supper agreeable change ior thoee
who object TO dancing far into the morning nouns
Elisha Dyer r., led the cotillon with Mrs william
Burden. There was one set Of favors, bouquets OF
roses for the women
The first OF the dinner dances was given by Mrs
william Douglas Sloane on Wednesday night, following
dinners ut the houses Of sTs. Frederic Bronson ESef7
L. winthrop. Mrs. Lloyd Bryce. Mrs Ogden MINIS Mrs
W. K Vanderbilt and Mrs W. C. Whitney. The dance
was for particular set. the married people ana
young dancers being fairly we'll divided. Thoinas f.
Gushing. OF Boston, who IL passing the winter IN New"
York the cotilon alone There were several favor
figures among the favors being handsome SIR
and satin bags for fans. The supper following the
cotilion served In the connecting house OF MIS-
sioane's sister Mrs. Shepard These dinner dances
ms has already been announced. will be continued
through next month.
Mrs. Pierre Loriard's reception on Thursday night
to Introduce her daughter, Miss Maud Lorlard, was
another important incident in society. For a number
OF years the Lorlad mansion has boon closed. ana
society gladly accepted the invitations to entei It's
doors once more. The .louee been entirely reno
waited and Thursday night was beautifully decorated
with roses and lilies. Mrs Lorlard and Mis- LorilaN
received in the drawlngr room, whose walls, hung IL
red brocado formed a capital background FOR their
own costumes as well as those Of the handsomely
Arsss.d women present. Mrs LOrard were some
fno pearls and diamonds The gilded and tapcstilci
ballroom was much admired. The musicians did not
encroach upol the space allotted 20 the dancers ms
platform extending outside the house was temporarily
built for them. There Hungarian band IN inc
hall soree- cd oil by palms during the evening Thomas
Howard led the cotillon with Miss Lorillard NO date
has been announced by Mr. and Mrs. L0ilard for the
marriage OF their daughter TO 7. suicrn Taller
Tho wedding OF Miss Helen Louise Gammen 10
Arthur Herbert an attachc, postponed ron hs'
month on account Of Mr. lIerbers Illness took place
in ST. Nary's Roman Catholic Church. newport Oh
wednesday morning. The bride. q daughter of Mrs
william Gammell Of Providence, Rhode Island, has
bccn one Of the Newport bellies for several seasons
Tho wedding took place IN church by special dis
ronsatIon the bridegroom being Roman Catholic
Many If the Newport summer contingent remained IN
that TOWN for the wedding, and number OF new
York families represented. The chahcel u''o
ratons bv Iodgsm beautiful rains from
fifteen 70 twenty feet In height were grouped on
either side with several ferns. Near the altar
were pvran.lds OF Niles Of tie valley and the pan
cractum uly. Along the altar rail were hung gar
lands Of roses The wedding breakfast WAS served
by Plnard at the fine country place Of the bndes
notier ocean Lawn on tho cliffs The hail. rom
TIE entrance directly through the house. was decorated
with English holly, laden with Its bright red o'erle'
hung on oalcn pillars and archway. Al the doorways
cor. fesooncd With laurel. and IN the drawing roi'
rho-, Sir. and Mrs Herbert received congratulations
rudcr a marriage beu 81 roses and Niles Of the
valley were orchids and In many varieties
Mr. HerDerts bride Inherited handsome fortune
Tho Gammcll estate Is one Of the most extensive IN
Newport.
Tomorrow night the nrt II the Monday dances
viii be given AT sLcrry's Fifty women OF prom
o,uce ore subscriber, - these dances among whom
ir, Mrs. PhrIp schuyler. M. r. X. Jlnc-. Nh john
racYb A.to~ Mr.. George l.. Rv,s. Mrs. Hears te"''
Nr. William Douglas sloane Mrs. Lawrence Nip.
N-. l. Townsend Burden, Mrs. ~ :. Hewitt, MI
~. seward Wrhb Mrs.. +. = Witlrrbee, MIs. TaH'
ruchc.man Mr.. H. Mex. Twomby. Mr' Ihoma
a. Ward Mrs George II. Bend MN. T. i. ba'H'-'
Mr.. " Waits shcrmnn. Mrs.. levi i. Morton Mi
>icAola, Fish Mrs. buchanan Winthrop and Mr..
B,nLlnln Wele.. since the Invitations were srn.
LOO deaths I'm their families have made necessary the
withdrawal Of Mrs. Robert Winthrop. Mr. Nn''n.ln
o. Han. Mr., John +. Hal. Nj. DoI.ils Robinson.
fr Mrs, Henry Pan-a. IT,. AID Miss Roosevelt wa'
we're among thc Original Subscribers.
Tie scddne o. Ms Ar'olnctte Inchot daneh.
,.r ~ James " rlloAot. T., the Hon Alan John.
% the IrilrA Nll.'Il4'.' S''''''' :" '''
Lord Dcrwcnt olA take place On "Wednesday al
noon ~ IT, Georges Church. >ti!vcsant squnr'.
TIL. wedding breakfast viii follow 90 The house ''
Mr. and Mrs TucAoi. 40 . Grawercy Park.
The wedding of Mi.s Maria del Vale 10 hcr cousin
the Marquis dArriln Of Havana, cuba. VIII BE-
celebrated In 1t. PATRICK. Cathedral. on January Il
1 theatre club whose members lic Mr.. ana Mr..
Reginald H. Ward. Ms MeAilster Mi-, Helen khS'
sis, T1,r,.n. Mi Mimi" Gray Mi y" kuyt"r.
Ni., Barron. Mi, InrTaAam. Eugene Lewis kA"nf'
Everett. Gror-" ylusut. Nathaniel lnsrata"' ana
Prince Poniatowsh, has been formed recently "
eo,s weekly % some theatre" Last ns"t u "'S
n.e Eliou Theatre. supper follow ii 81 Drlmonico'
IN. m,hionab', card basket, SHOW OBJ" following ct"
.as.ncni, for the next ten day; Monday le dance
Al >h.ly'.: Tuesday. u re- option NJ. A. = Iic"its
and the tuesday evening dancing cla'', "Wednesday
Mis-, Tnchots wedding Mrs. stokcs's ooiillon dinner
and a dinner at Mrs. ". >. GuFnec',, THURSDAY MI
G. g. Trancilyn's Christmas dance; Frday' The 0onm
Tia College dance; Monday, Ms FiugGald's dance
THURSDAY. a dance II, Mr.. Edwin Parsons Of Madison
square ani Friday, large evening reception at the
l,hi,c ol Mrs J. IicrpOut Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Lndicy Hoffman chapn viii remain
AT their country place IN Sew London. conn, for the
CHRISTMAS holidays aud VIII return TO Their honsc ~
West Thirty seventh ~. about January %. MOTIF
PHILIPS. Edtor Of The Home Journal. who, WIN
his family la, lived 80. 1870 Ert Thirty c.gh'h-st
for the last twenty five years. has just bought house
III seventy Hrst-,t., Riverside Dive not far hom
sherman square. Mr. Phillips will take up his r'N'
icucc IN his new home early in In" sprhS. Mrs
Harriet Wchb la, closed her country loise Lynu
nui,t on the sound. and VII be AT 40. 2lO west
Forty -thri-st. Tor The winter.
The Invitations, for to first Of the Tuesday dances
NJ t.clry - on january II viii SOON be sent ou,'
me subscribers ue.c dances are Mrs. John JACOB
Asior MIS- Edmund l.. Baylles, MR.. George H.
Bend Mrs. Game, \. Burden, Mrs. Henry !. Barley
Mis :. V. H. Crueci. Mrs.. Ilcnr. a. cosier MI.
Robert L. ClarlsOn. Mrs. Walter cutting Mrs, II.
Le Grand Cannon, Mr., fmnch Lclaicld. Mr.. Dun
onn Eliot Mr. Nchola, Fish, Mrs. thaI1es -
Fl;,ncLlyn Ms. Frederic Galaln. Mr.. Ogdei "oei''
Mr. {. t. Iavcmcycr. Mrs. Adrian lsclln, j., Mis'
IT, Van Rensselaer, Kennedy, Mrs. J. Frederic her
uochan Mr.. Luther Kountze, Mrs. j. j. ID. Laui'f'
Mrs Pierre Lorlard, Mrs. Levi =. Morton. Mrs
William : Morgan. Mr5. j. Tcrpont MoreM MtT'
ioLn Nllnturn Ms. ogden Mills. Mrs. Edward j.
potter Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,, Mr., i'hllp
SCHUYLER Mis-. Lorillard Spencer, Mrs. William DOUG
Ia, aoanc Mr.. Henry Sloane. Mrs. William Jay