New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.


given out OF Garden parties country weddings
and concerts on the roofGsrden have ABSORBED the
attention Of many VI the fashionable world Ihose
who were fortunate enough to receive Invitations ior
Mrs S. V. II. Cuger's day IN the country at ioessc
Farm gladly avalled themselves OF an opportunity
10 pass Decoration Day in snch delightful manner
II any people remained away fearing bad weather.
,bese were sadly disappointed to learn nom those
who had brTvcd the threatened storm that the DAY
WIS almost cloudless at 1dlc,se farm Ihe u'p on
tho boat was calculated to give good hppeutc ana
pavvillc WAS hailed with delight by the hungry
passengers OF the Laura NJ stnnn, inc slenmoont
chartered BIZ Colonel Cruger for his New-fork guests
,.,..o tends ON 100 acres OF meadow and woodland
an ,ho shoros OF oyster Bay. The entertainment on
Monday was practically housewarmhe, lot ohT
few OF Colonel and Mrs Crugers lrieHds hau seen
tho beautiful colonial structure, built with broad ana
uneven wings and spacious roohs' Inc 'a'"'
b,u usth Tx Doric columns, was greatly ADMIRED as
ros .,so Mrs C,,gcrs boudoir, which opens ont OF
tho ballroom. and the cheerful dinngroom' hung IN
r,cb RID brocade aud old portraits The ballroom 10
s,oclous and as large that at Tuxedo. sud
sIantal breaiS.rt served rs soon rs 'he s"csS
arrived by the steamboat. Others came from yacnts
anchored in the bay, and II number drove o'er irom
Umns,aad The Virginia reel danced on tho
s,vn after luncheon made picture. The steamboat
rrvpd In N.>York before O'Clock In the evening" aho
,un hours lates many Of Mrs. Crusers guests OF me
,,c ,yerc seen on the roof OF the Madison
square Garden building 49,,
Tho principal weddings OF the week nave .aHen
p,oce in the country There was general rush o'A
NJ town on Wednesday. many brides taking nhVfhtase
of the first day OF June. Tho largest party !" '''s
town that day took the special train oil cirs "'ca
started soon after 10 O'Clock Tor stsours' WIZ" ~
ST. Margarets Church Miss Helen "fay Di'smore was
married 70 Robert Palmer Huntington )r' Inc ueNalis
NJ the wedding were perfect, and what Is unusual @e
spec,a train made best of time, arriving back IN
h.,,sr
TONS 80 O'Clock. The Locists, the country eS'a"
,rbicb has been I'm the possession Of the Dnsinore
family for forty years Is ideal place TOT wedding
festivities and after the ceremony III he ne" 'huc"
or a Margaret the first wedding celebrated ehefe'
fine luncheon served with comfort u al VIM h"
made the Journey from town, ana inc great neat IN
the cars was soon forgotten in the surroundings OF
A., hcrso ,hrueb which q generous breeze swept
uL,,e the p,less were being served seated at srnau
tables The bride and bridegroom with ushers, best
man and bridesmaids all sat at large tapie In INC
dlnln room, ard sooa as the rep'iSt "a o'er 'o'
went to the lawn in front OF the house 10 oice mo
virginia reel. few minutes before ociorh Mr'
Huntington and his bride started on dflVlng u'p !"
the Adirondacks.
,nn,hcr marty on the same day went TO Iuxono
Park for tho wedding Of Miss Emily Bruce Price TO Id
win Main Post which took place Mt the artisuc mousse "
the brdess father Br1ice Pncc. who designed not only
his own house but many others at TUXEDO l"rH' Ino
ceremony WIS performed on the broad piazza WINCH
had been screened OF from the glase of the bfghc
daylight with mountain laurel and d0gwood DiossoHis'
pishop Whipplc n relative Of the bridegroom, omoaon
Tho bridesmaids uuartet Of pretty giris wero dersed
I'm green and white, and held sunshfhcS Oh VINO
chiffon with Dresden handles. gifts OF tho BRIDE mo
members OF the college fraternity TO which te Droc-
groom belongs wcrc present. and held the ribbons
which formed the aisle for the bridal party lilo
guests iaciuted the Post family the Tuxedo colony
and relatives OF tho bride from Baltimore ana new
York The engagement several times reported Oh
Mis-, Sadie Price of baltimore, one of the pnuesi''o"
and a cousin o, the bride. 10 Archibald Pell. OF New
York was formally announced al the welding l'cy
Will 10 married in the fail Mr.. ana aiis' roS'
will take TN apartment in New-Nork for tho "ihNr'
suecial train ~ driving room took about lo0
ueouc from N,w-Yol!t 10 Y0naTs or Thursday morn
ing for the wedding of Miss Mary Tamadge Trevor 10
Grenvillc Lindali Winthrop. The BRIDE lhher,ea
fortune Of some millions from her father, and tho
bridegroom Is one OF the grandsons OF Moses Taylor
successful merchant, who left a great estate.
The company assembled In St. Johns Church ior
tho ceremony was most brilliant, many handsome
summer costumes being worn. II was IA white aho
yellow wedding, being the DISTINCTIVE ho"e''
Arcr the ceremony carriages and omnbuses took the
guests 10 Glenview the country homo OF the IrVors'
where Pnard served breakfast. The wedding gifts
were shown, but contrary To the custom oil To-Day INC
cards OF the giveIs were removed. Mr. and MT. VIM
throp will take Il house in town next winter qulet
wedding took place at Hampstead, h. l., on Ihurs'hy'
when Miss Clara Wright, daughter OF Mrs Isaac
Wright, married to Henry p Taller. OF New-lorS.
only tho relatives OF the pair and intimate friends OF
the Hampstead colony were present Mr. ana MIS-
Taller will probably live at Tuxedo
Mrs II. W. Montgomery Of High Cottage High
Bdf hor yS S dn ,% p% ayw Ok Em aSntsome
and his bride. who formerly Miss Ella Horsey Of
Washington. Among the other guests We're MIS-
william Il. ogden. Miss liorsey. Miss Madeleine Let
and Mr. Ugh
linz. John Rutledge Abnry and William +; ST joan.
Mr. and Mrs w. Mcntsom n WIZ pass b Sse summer
The wedding OF Miss Fannie Bostwiek % Captain
Corstos Of the Royal Munster Rides viii take place
ne brides father. j. 4. Bostwiek. Mamaronsck:
The n w%spS party y will =, not sc n Sas more '" my
The wedding of Mss Ethel Deodata woodward
Iamson Earle OF Columbia College. took place yes.
teriny at noon at 81; Georges Church. stuyvesant
Srhnr Brooks. pS"tor Of the Church Of the incana
ton. and the Rev. Theodore sedgwck me oiaas
was was E Miss Adele WOODWARD. sister Of the BRIDE
William Ogden Wylie was best man. The ushe's
cousin Of the bridegroom: Lincoln Cromwell ana
Ben jamin Duryea WOODWARD brother OF the bride.
followed at the home Of tic brides parents No 400
West Twenty secondst. Among The guests at the cers
ward Mr. and Mrs Milan Iiulibert Mr.. ard Mrs. f. q.
Putnam, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Parsons, Mr. and Mrs;
Frederick Schaefer Miss Rose Schacfer and Miss
Gertrude Chaillon sailed for Europe last week They
viii spend the summer at liomburg and ktssingen
a pretty wedding took place Mt the home OF Thomas
A. Gcre, NO l5S II. james Place BROOKLYN on
Thursday. when his daughter Miss Nettic La T0Sr
,icrc was married TO Reuben Scclcy Welcome. Inc
BRIDE and bridegroom will enjoy short tour In Snlll'
County, and return 10 enter their home IN Nos
trand ave. The guests Included tho Rev. j. Bnchanal
pastor of remberton; ~ j.. BAPTIST Church; Mr. ana
Harris, Mrs Captain NJ. Madero. Miss Josephine Ma
dero. Mrs Edward r. Con. Miss Avila Gof. Miss
Hattie Even. Mr.. and Mrs. Olsen and Mr.. f. IL
Pitcher. II Brooklyn Miss susie Parse, Miss LirIio
Pan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas VI. Pan ir., and Mr.
Charles Grant OF scotch Plains. v. j.. VI. and Mrs.
George Whine and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clark. OF
Cherry Hill y. J.