New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

are 50 plentiful In the metropolis An open mousse Ill
Ffhave. the exception, as were also laminar
| faces The day most favored by people In society
was Tuesday when every one who had steam yacht OF
an opportuny 10 get on n Yacht or steamboat, grasped
the opportunity with eagcrness. Even the saucy
steamug was not despiSed. These few thousands who
watched the naval parade experienced none oil the aus
comfort OF the less fortunate who depended on pubic
stands the sidewalks or the uncertainty OF getting into
a house along the line OF the military parade, Tor there
many who turned away dishearened In their at
tcmps get the though 1t must be SAD
that good nature prevailed throughout the whole lne'
and with more than IA million Of men, women ana
children, that little short OF marvellous. Tues
day seemed to have been manufactured lot lhe DC
cason. There great comfort in being able to eat
in peace the bountful luncheons provided on all crafts
which brought into use, or at least on those
where invitation was necessary. John JACOB As'or
had party on board the Nourmaha the yacht being
gayy decked with flags and streamcrs. VII. Astor ;
| party was composed of members OF his family e. d.
| Morgan on the Iana had u large party rs ala also
| F. W. Vanderbilt the Conqueror, Perry Belmont on
the Golden Fleece, J. rerpont Morgan on the Corsar
Alfred Van Santvoord the Ccrmont. A. H. Baroer on
| the sapphire, Edward Du Vivier on the Emu ). W.
slater on the sycamore and +. c. Potter on the
| Ialcyon.
| The New-Yorl Yacht Club played host TO nearly
| 900 people, their party. a brilliant one. being on
The steamer W. <. Egerton wichh was chartered LOT
| the day. luncheon was served at small 'apie7
and a capital orchestra played throughout the uay
| III the party were Colonel and Mrs william Jay
Mrs. william Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Brohsoh
| Miss Bronson Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Montgomery Roosevelt
,u,t back from Japan: Mr. and Mrs. Brownel B"rh-
ham, Louis Lolilard Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Minto'
Ms H. F. Lounsbury Mrs. J. c. Barron, Miss Barroh'
' Edward ~ Taller, Mr. and Mrs. winthrop ParRer'
Mr.. W. Jay SchcHelin, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander laSlor'
ir the Misses Taylor, Mrs. J. Y. :. Ocdie ana Miss
Oddc. The guests they arrived were received
by j. V. = eddie and Il. u. Lounsbury. Diplomats
| and officials Of various grades were on board Inc
| Howard Carroll, ms also Miss Letter, Mr. ana
Mrs Duncan Elliot, Mrs W. Earl Dodge, BrocknoHt
| Cutting, W. Cutting jr., Mr. and Mrs.. C. +. lave
MEYER Mrs. Richard Townsend, Mss 'pout' OF
Washington. and the Misses Cram
\ number Of people kept open house on WEDNESDAY
for those whom they asked 10 witness the day plrale
remained for the pageant OF the night. The many
hours which covered the two paradcs were spcF III
pclnlcklng cold luncheon being served at any time
during the day. this being followed by most informal
dinner Mrs. Edward Cooper, Mrs. Rhincandcr'
urs T. " Taller Mrs. W. seward Webb, Mrs. George
:, Andrews Mrs If. Victor Ncwcomb. Miss sophie
rIrnlss and Mrs. II. a. Robbins were OF the mum
her who had houses filled with parties for luncheon
and dinner The platforms erected IN front OF inc
houses Of Edward Cooper and L. y. Taller In WASH
nrton SQUARE were filed with their employees one
that no ball was attempted as for the Centennial cre-
bration three years ago.
uuniIng circles and society I'm general were shocked
IN learn Of the fatal accident 70 Charles Lowndes
Cottcnci ut tbc Of the Meadow Brook Hounds on
W.duc,dav This occurrence IS likely to prove set
hack to hunting in tbs ndghborhooi AID on that
account there will be no festivities at the Meadow
Brook club. as proposed Mr. Cottcnct often rode AT
the club races under an assumed name. There has
no, been such shock to hunting circles since the
death I'm the same manner OF :. :. sands, ir, lew
years ago. Mr. Cottenct was related TO Mrs. W. g
,che mcrhorn Mrs Philip Schuy Ter. Mrs. John March
and other people Of prominence In the best society
Besides being clever with the brush b" was IN anna
tour composer. ont q respect to BIS memory
number Of hunting men stayed away from the ban
| AT The Wcstchc,ter Country Club
The subscription balls FOR the winter have nearly
an been arranged The editions which were orgin
lied rs Mr.. A. Ncwboid Morris will b. held ut
Dclmonico's on Monday evening. December . ana
February g. ~ there Is probability ~ II New
Years ball early I'm January, 1t has been decided TO
have only two cotillons. The Monday evening
dances which were 50 successful list year will be
resumed nj -hcriys December 10 and January ~
There has get been no announcement Of any priVat"
holl. hut without doubt there viii bc number AMI
probably several dinner dances The dates OF ID"
Assemblies and Tatriarh, have already been gwen
Tuxedo has not had 30 lively an autumn season
with this and AS seats have been engaged long IL
advance the interest Is nkriy 10 continue until the
middle Of November. The dubious" i always lul
from saturday until Monday. and the presence Of the
hungarian Band inspire, dancing nearly every mght
There will lie. a dinner dance at the clubhouse on
october 20. TO follow dinners At SX Of the large
house, Of the place. The annual subscription bal.
Of the govcrnors Of the club will be given on Friday
evening. october IS
There were several weddings in NcwIork ana Its
vicinity during the busiest part of the week. Al
the house If Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas smith, No. Il
West Onc-hundr red and twenty first ST. on Tuesday
evening their daughter Miss Ida May smith, was
married % George Law In the presence OF small
gathering Of relatives and friends. The bridegroom Is
not related to George Law, son OF the wealthy con
tractor who was Of the builders OF liish bridge
Miss Edith L. Young, daughter oi W. ii. louhg' was
married TO Frank Harlow OF Brooklyn. at the home
II her father in Hampstead on Tuesday n large
marty went ont 90 the wedding from New YORK. Al
the house of General lIorato King. Wllow-N Brook
Irn a.n ON Tuesday his daughter, Mis-, Emma King,
v,s married 10 Percy r. Gray. The following day. ~
the house OF Mrs Charles Taintor, Richmond Ter
r,cc = l.. Miss May Tantor, her only daughter was
married To william Hamilton Busk, OF Pueblo 'ol'
The ceremony performed by tn" Kew f''Sc"
narrower, Of staten Island under II canopy OF TALL
aowrr. The temporary altar was reached by an aisle
formed Of flowers. The bride wore white satin aud
her tullc veil WIS fastened with wreath of forget
me-. not Receptions followed each wedding
Among the weddings Of this week VIII br tla'
NJ Mis- Gertrude Wendell Vandcrporl. daughter Oh
Dr. s. oakley vandcrpocl, who for many years was
,.,Ih officer Of this port. 10 Arson Blake Moran
a, the Collegiate Church. Fifth-avc and FOrty-"lgh'
st. on Thur slay. small reception VIII follow nj
he home Of the brides mother IN West Thrt'-cIghh
4 There Will be- two weddings OF note in BROOKLYN
next week. ON Wednesday morning o''oo'r ~
Miss Anne Frances Wild daughter oil George H.
wild will he married to Henry Amy, IT,, at 81
,uu1, .tnes Church. \ reception and wedding break
., ,,iu follow nj the home OF the brides parents in
Tcutl.st. ON the following day. at Grace 'hirrh,
Brookyn, will take place the wedding OF MISS Wiihci
NINA Boyd TO lieutenant Burns Tracy Wang. u =
y Miss Boyd Is the only daughter OF captain hoDer'
Royd L. :. ", for years chief OF s'"I OF the
Northern Atlantic squadron, and commander OF 'ne
1nc,hips Tennessee and Richmond.