New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-29
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

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e',u,ck are filed with people who Just about to
p ,,r Europe or the country. The last gathering
SO :. concordance In town was al the Coaching Club
.heon Yesterday, though by reason of several
w.. deaths and absence Of prominent member, in
sane Their ewas senall party present. The deaths
q ~. Aston and Young Mr. Vanderbilt have PIT a
" " circle IN mourning, which will affect seriously
~. coming season AT Newport. for which elaborate
,srs had been made. general holiday will be made
iuorrow and the few hundred people who nre
.,,note enough to be included In Mrs. s. V. r.
r,nrsrs invitations will pass the day at idlessc Farm
~, country place Long Island, where far from
Ling idle she does much of her literary work The
~,,sts who do rot happen to be making visits to
,rhboring country places VIII go by special steam
~a, the Ianra VI. Sarin. which start from Thirty
.,o,d.st and East River soon after 10 o'clock to
,o-r,r morning, arriving about 10 80 O'Clock.
luncheon will be waiting and nftcrwnrd there viii be
..ncing under marquee. Should the weather pre-
,cnt an out-cfdoor dance there win be plenty Of
oom IN the house. The steamboat wlll arrive In
New York at : 80 O'Clock.
About 900 people will start on Wednesday morning
10 special train which leaves the Grand Central
s..,on at 10 O'Clock for Staatsburg To attend the
veddinc Of Miss Helen Gray D;nsmore. eldest caugh-
sr OF william b. DnsmOrc. Robert Palmer Hunting
on IT, To avoid confusion johnson, who is known
10 every one in society, will be waiting at The station
~ show all 10 the train and to give them uhe proper
tckets The train will start few minutes after the
-Chlcaco Limited" and will make no stop on the way
Al staatsburg there will be carriages and omnbuses
waiting to convey all to the Church OF st. Margaret.
where the ceremony will take place at - 30 O'Clock
This wedding will be the first take place In the
pretty little church which IS enriched with muful
tablets. memorial windows, fine altar and reredos.
the gifts Of The neghbors. The towers built
through the contributions Of William and Clarence
DInsmore In memory Of their parents. the grand
parents Of the bride of next Wednesday. There Will
be especially fine musical programme and after the
ceremony all Will be conveyed to the Locusts, the
fine country house OF the Dinsmores, Which has been
their possession for nearly forty years. There the
wedding breakfast will follow at small tables. The
guests will return 10 New-York by special train,
irving al 80 o'clock
On hc same morning special train will start for
Tuxedo Park at 10 80 O'Clock for the wed
ding Of Miss Emily Bruce Price. daughter
Of thc architect of most Of the buildings
at Tuxedo, Bruce Price to Edwin Main Post. son Of
II. A. V. Post. The wedding will not take place in
the litlo Church Of ST. Mary's, but a Rocklawn the
house OF the brides parents and, If the weather per
mitS the ceremony will be performed on the wide
veranda. A number Of the brideGroomS elias mates,
graduates Of Columbia College. Will be present. on
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hr1lcc Price give din
and dance for the young people OF the bridal party
and friends from distant towns at The clubhouse
The wedding Of Miss Clara Wright TO II. :. Taller, at
Hampstead and of Miss Nina Rber TO James Remscn
Strong, at the Church of the Incarnation, will take
place on the same day.
On saturday. June 4. Miss Ethel Deodata Woodward.
g daughter Of George EvcrstOn Woodward. Will be
married to Mortimer LamsOa Earle at II. Georges
Church. IN StuyvcSant square. The ceremony will
take place noon, and small wedding breakfast
will follow at No. 4G3 West Twenty second-st. on
June = at Calvary Church. Miss Nina Perry Fisk
daughter of Dr. Samuel A. Fisk. Of Northampton.
Mass, will be married to Francis ClshociTer Paris.
~ TWIN DariS .Oa will fol
The weddings of the week have been small one'.
On Monday afternoon Miss Teenie Noel. daughter OF
Aucustc Noel. was married 10 John Herbert Johnston,
at her fathers hou,c in Wave-'ey Place. Archbishop
Correan and priests assisted in the marriage
ceremony. Only relatives and friends were
present. On Monday evening the Archbishop per
formed the religious marriage ceremony which made
Miss Julia jeanette Chaplin the MarquiSe de Ia Tour
dr. Willard, after the necessary civil marriage had
been performed BY judge Andrews There was small
gathering at this wedding. The bride received many
costly presents At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church on wednesday nj noon there was pretty
wedding when Miss Mar Butler Green was married
TO Elisha McCurIy Fulton. jr. The biidc presented
hcr maid OF homer and bridesmaids with handsome
summer parssoIs with white porcelain sticks, on "hch
there wero their individual moncg'ams In geld. IhcS'
bridesmaids carried half-open poraiols Glic1 with
sweet peas Mr. and Mrs. Fulton IT., will pass their
honeymoon on the brideSroon's yacht An enihusi-
sstjc vacht,man. William Gould Br0kaw, was married
70 Miss Coralc Coudert, daughter Of MIS-. LconcH
Coudert Tuesday. al the home Of the brides mother
This wedding was witnessed by the families OF The
contracting parties only. number Of people promi'
neot in literary ard musical circles were present AT the
wedding reception given on Thursday night by Henry
anbcrt ~ No 100 East Eighty -ffth-st. In honor OF
tho MARRIAGE Of hi daugh;e: Miss Natalie LAMBERT 10
Arthur Uornblow who is :hc literary stan o.
Palmer's Theatre. Nj. and Mrs. Hornblow received
many beautiful presents. They sailed YESTERDAY by
the Alaska to pass the summer with Mr. Hornoiows
parents IN Paris.
n; her home 30 80 West Eighty -sixth-st. ON Thur
day evening. .i,nong ii2@e present weIt Dr.; Intls
Mis- Marian Wakeman. They were acreeaby enter
I'd ned Dy Miss Mabel Grace Hail the e9Gniionis y,s
Fdtb Collins. o. NO Al West Flftieth-.a sailed fCr
England on Monday. They Will remain abroad through
BnneS gave TeeepSP Eih on %H 4su at ay
He9sSeIaer Wheeler George Power Tyrone Power and
Harry Plnncr contributed to The programme. MIS-
ATs se k a@ Mis- p'ERg Sl Mf a j. o ErhaSd Mrs
" Foes Mr. AID MrS George W P PI,s W,Sa ss
H Mcss N SFnnns ": hons g'P. T. Key RcSs
Mapd p MetcaM Mr. F. MHrOg ngsr Mss
George Wilson smith Mrs, H. :; Warner Mis- Warner
Mis- Lee. Nine. Lana. MIS- Bnller o. lTov'denScci
jane 4. shaw, Louis +. Gcorger ana Miss I"''o'l
Irving. , ,..s
Tho engagement has Just beec anno9ne &c, OF Mis-
Hunt the arch,cci. to Livingston Hunt those iatnr
Secretary OF TIE Navy and United states MlhlL,er
70 Russia Sir. Hunt Is not related 10 his fuIS vic.
He WAC born In NewOrleans and Is now ANlng ~, ~
Washington The wedding will take place at Al
Saints Chapel Newport. late in July. Nj ana MI
Richard VI. Hunt, rs Is their custom, VIII go 20 New"
port early next month. - . ,., IT,,
Tho Marquis de Ia rour du Willard sailed WIN ms
bride Yesterday In Tourane. the French steaInip'
Mrs. William AstOr passenger on me same sh,p,
going on board late tr.iay night. Mr. and Mrs Join
JACOB Asor aud Mrs. A,toi,s daughters now III ,o"i
wont 10 the ship 10 say good bye. Mrs. j. u Ncr.er
Mr.. and Mr,. Auguste Rlcad, Mrs II n2brSok C%r
spaldpn and his nephew Bcrtram Cruecr. were pas
scngcrs Tic Same slip Mr. PaTan steven; VINO ~l
announced calling on The Majestic wa PhA-
s-u-,r on the l~rinia Yesterday She viii JON her
daughter, Mrs. Paect in Paris, and VIII return for
Newport carl' in July. ,
Tie Pew Dr. II. Y. Satter!ee rector OF Calyay
Chnrch hopod to oricatc a the wedding 81 ni-s
Helen DnsmoIr and RObcr. J. Huntington. u,