New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-22
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.


the pleasures OF the winter and spring A
glance the passenger lists OF many shows
where OF sOcetys favoIites taking them
selves Others have gone 10 their country homes nnt
the gay doings Of Newport claim their attention The
weddings OF the week have been the only opportunities
for bringing peOpe together. but there have been few
in town. The most important. the wedding of MiSs
Mary Macculloch Miller to william Bard McVickar
took place in Morrisown, y. j. but 1t had as great an
interest for New Workers for the friends OF the
brides family In Morristown. The good weather con
Hbuted much TO the pleasure and comfort oil thosc
who had driven from nclghbOrlng country places as
well as the 200 who had gone on specai
train from New York. In the church. St Peters were
several high dgnitares OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church and number Of prominent lawyers The
brides father, George Macculloch Miller is member
OF of the leading law firms Of New-iorh and
trustee Of the Protestant Episcopal Cathedral.
The bridegroom IS also a lawyer. son OF clergyman
and his grandfather, the Rev. John McVckar, was Tor
many years professor In the classical department OF
Columbia College. AMER the marriage ceremony, NJ
which present three bishops, tlrre was wedding
breakfast The Knoll the country house Of the brides
parents
Weddings will be the only Incidents in society for
some time to except the small dance on FRIDAY
night, at II. Mex. Twombly's country place. at Plain
field. n. j. The coaching parade AMI luncheon TO
follow Saturday morning. and Mrs. :. " r. Cr1iger's
garden party at dIesse, her country place ut oyster
Bay, L. l., on Decoration Day. special train VIII
take out Mr. and Mrs. Twomblys guests or Friday
night. After the fashion set last year, the CoachIng
Clubs parade will take place in the morning II has
already been announced that Mrs. Crgcrs guests VIII
60 the house Oyster Bay, BY the steamboat Laura
W. starin, which will leave East Tirtythlrds 81 at an
CIV hour on Monday morning. MAY 80
two weddings will take place in town to morrow. In
the afternoon Miss Cclcstin Noel daughter OF Auglsc
Noel, will be married TO John Herbert Johnston. son
OF John Taylor Johnston. her fathers house No.
100 Wavcrly Place. As this will bc mixed
marriage. the contracting parties being Of different
religious faiths, the bride Roman Catholic. II must
take place In the house. Archbishop Corrigan will
oficlate Another mixed" marriage Will he cee-
brated In the evening at the house Of Chester W.
Chaplin, No. "a West Fitty-seventhst., when Ms
daughter, Miss julie Chaplin. VIII he married to me
Marquis de la Tour du Willard. OF France. In TINS
union a civil marriage will he necessary. There VIII
be few people outside the immediate relatives al the
ceremony and reception. The bride VIII be attenden
BY her sister and the best Will be Charles T.
Burns who has been tutor IN the brides "hiiiS'
June has been chosen their wedding day by
sovcrl brides on that day will take place the
wedding Of Miss Helen Gray DlnsWore'
daughter Of william u. DinSmor, 10 h0oer
Palmer huntington jr. at ~ MarsrctS 'hh''n'
stoa,sburr. " y special train Will leave
thc Grand Central station al 1918 a. m. arriving
in ,imc for the ceremony. which Will take place ~
IL 30 o'clock The return train VIII get 70 New
York at 6 80 p. Id. Tie wedding breakfast VIII '''
low mt the LoC,Ists tho Dinsuore country Pn'o.
This wedding will tho first In the ne" 'hur'" u
st Margaret, which Is being built through inc
generosity Of the Livingston. Dnsnorc hhu "'"o'
families who have country places in or near H'aa'S'
burg , -,
n, t,e san,c dav will take place the weddings OF
viss Emily Bruce Price 10 Edwin Main POST NJ
Tuxedo Park and Miss Clara Wright 10 hehIS =
Taller, at Hampstead. l.. !. In Nc"-iorh VI INC
Church Of the Incarnation Miss Nina R!k"r' dhush'er
Of John Lawrence R;kcr. VIII ~ ma''l''
70 James Remsen strong The bride will be attended
by six bridesmaids and there Will h. eight nShe'S
and a hest man. Another New-l Ork wedding on fhht
date will take place at ST AIMS Church one h"ndTed
md ,tiethst.. uud IT. Ann'save.. when Miss h"iy
Morris cole will be married to Edwin J. T. granville
The date Of Miss Fanny BostwlcNs marriage 10
Captain Albert Carstars. has not yet been named
The yidding viii take place before June 10 ut The
country place cf the brides father Jabez A. Bo''"cR
Mamaroneck y J. only fifty people will be present
at the ceremony. and the wedding breakfast 10 '"""
The wedding Of Captain Barrariist0a, u grandson ~
the Earl OF Dartmouth, to NIL s"he floydJoheN' oi
south oyster Bay l.. l.. will take place on Tuesday
June %. The wedding breakfast viii follow at Fort
Neck House. Mus,npequn. the country home 81 the
brides father. David Floyd Jones. who WIS Lieutenant
Governor OF this state IN 15G5.
Albert Morris Bagby gave reception with music
and dandng FRIDAY night al his home NO. 13- Nes'
Fifty scventhst for Herbert Carls Wilson and Cnhie
strickland who recently come to New York rom
London. Xaver scharwenka PLACED some piano solos
Nine Regg Ko,pplcr sang and Mrs.. ilnbbcii told for
tunes Among Mr. Bagbs's guests were Mis- LeAFy
the Misses berry. Mrs. James Hartman. Mr. j. End
eIicl Person Miss Daisy Ifer,on. Mi,, No NIl,,er'
nina smith MI. Julia POmcrOy, Ms. "r,nylic Win
rop, Mrs. Henry Irnard Mrs william oana" T
Mis-, auldwell. Mr.. and Mrs t. BalAd smith, Mr.
ana Mrs 1'o-i landt Van Rensselaer, Mf aud Mr.. Reg
inad Icnshaw Ward william Harold Browne, kn'lcy
George stewart smith. Robert Reid, Homer root, Kn,
sell Foot, Maurice dc Many Eagene lwi.. 5 saoe'
Mrs SCHUYLER Hamilton IT.. Mrs. Carlos dc "arnendla
The Msses de Garmcnda, Manuel de la Geneva, George
Tuxedo Park IS preparing for IT. spring season. and
already nunbrr Of the hou.ehold'rs have oI'ne ,i
Lorilari's house, Is cnaTetng H. ana w nave %h1h
Eccse has leased his place Tor part OF thr sn,hlcf'
when he with his fnmily will go to kcnncbunkport
Me- DR. Morris IenrE Is S adding to ns so' AIDED ."
wing 10 her house, which she makes her home through
out The entire YEAR Mr. and Mrs J. fznaEa, Mr ana
ir Mr. ana Mrs ". II. Cr,dcr, Miss Brcsc and Mr..
and Mrs Ancs French all in their houses. one 81
the latest novelties Is dining for nurses ana
children lately added 90 the Kennel The dining room
1 Wsd hg OF Mss Bruce a. Price ana Mr Posi- and the
tennis tournament Will make the early part OF June
The wedding OF Miss Mary Butler Green to Z. Nice:
Fulton, jr will take place on Wedne day afternoon at
Dr JDhn Hall will Oficiac. 4 reception Will follow
nj the home Of the brides grandmother. Mrs. Theron
Eutler No 4}3 Ilfihave MIR. Fulton gave his fare
well bachelor dinner al Dclmoncos on FRIDAY night
on June will iake piace the marriage Of Miss Ger
trrde Murray 10 Howard Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Reno and the Misses Reno will
sail for Europe on next ThnrNlay on The Columbia
They will spend several weeks In England. where they
will be the guests Of Mr. and Mrs Carnegie AT COworlh
Park, London; Afterward they intend to travel
i'm France switzerland and Germany, and expect 10
return the latter part Of September While In Europe
Mr. Reno will DE- the lookout for novelties for the
next concert season. and Will also arrange for inter
csting additions the series Of tie Inniar per
| formanccs at Music Hall.
| MR.. DEPEV WILL AVE HIS HANDS FULL.
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