New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

busiest uhyS OK l!e week. lntTe being nrhrD u"@N
weddings of note in and about town The marriage OF
Miss Marie Coudert and Lieutenant John BeInger
BelingT Of tho 5th Cavalry. out of the ordinary
This home wedding, and the men OF the b'1nsi
party all uniforms. except F. Z. COuder !r inc
brides brother the best After the eeIe
mony, ut which Archbishop COrigan ofhcated, thre
was small recerllo Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic H.
Conde+ have sent out during the week many announce
ments Of their daughters marriage the hundreds OF
friends whom they could not bid TO the ceremony
society was well represented at the marriage OF MISE
lean Van Nest 10 Gaud Foster Mt ST. Bartholomew
Church. aud that OF Miss Harriet Boger, niece Oh
Mrs D. Jackson steward 10 Fraisis ID. Oaha'h' NJ
Calvary Church. Both weddings were at the same
hour and the guests went from ono reception 10 Inc
other An interesting incident ont N town on tues
day was the Wedding at Yonker of Miss Florence oe1o
ner 10 d. McNeeley StauIer. Dlitor OF The Engineer
ing News Their first meeting WIS romantic bo'''
were passengers the steamship Aguan, winch WIS
wrecked wear ago Oh Roncad0r Edef, Caribbean sea-,
where the party forced 10 remain for week. cut
of from the world. The acquaintance resulted III III
engagement which was announced last fall The cere-
mcny took place in ST. Pauls Church. fonkerS' on
Tuesday evening A large party went from Newfork
10 attend both the ceremony and tho reception ut Se
hurst the scribner country place. The brides father'
g. Hilton scribner SECRETARY, of state ior Now
York under Governors Dix and HOFFMAN. MT o'auhcr
Is an exofcer OF the United STATES Navy lie Sa'eu
with his bride yesterday on La iHc'dshV' i"' W."
travel In France spain and Italy for the next six
months.
On Wednesday Miss Alys GrGnough, one OF the
debutancs last winter, married. to T. VI. Town
send jr., at Grace Church. The Wedding was pretty
one the younger element OF society beihs Irgey
represented The members of the BRIDAL par" "erc
all prominent in the fashionable dancing classes OF INC
winter. There largo home wedding OH tllat
day when Miss Anna Duncan, daughter OF John
Duncan became Mrs Walter WATSON ir.. at her fathers
house No Fast sixty tourth-st Nearly 900 people
were present at the reception which followed the cerc
mony.
There was cathaing OF people prominent In
church circles Thursday at noon In the 'hnrch oil
the Heavenly Rest when Bishop Wrthngton, OF
Nebraska was married. to Miss Anna Tibault Milton
Of Boston Bishop philips Brooks, Of the Diocese OF
OF Massachusetts. came here 10 unite the pair In
marriage There present at the ceremony many OF
the Protestant EpiscCsDa ccT2ymcn Of Ncw-lork ana
Boston. Bishop MOrllnngiOnS BRIDE Is possessed Oh
a comfortable foftuis,. The wedding breakfast fol
lowed at the home Of the brides sister. Mrs. JOhA
Koh!saat No 20 Eas. Fifty fourthst. The bride wore
a handsome costume % pum-colorri velvet relieved
with Old gold satin end trimmed with point lace. She
wore bonnet to correspond. Aftcr passing week IN
Washington bishop and Mrs WOrthlngton will start
for Nebraska.
The marriage Of Nine. de naros 10 senior de Roda
proved a fruitful OF comment. 1t has already
sary said quarters. 1t was bcauti-
full ceremonial. but conducted with every desire to
avoid notOrety. Tr, few people asked TO be pres
cnt outside Of The family circle, were either Official
representatives OF SInin. the home II senior dc Roda;
q Guatemala the BRIDES NATIVE land. few families
I'm whose circles Mime. dc larrios had becn most In
tlnatcIy received since iSr coming 70 this country
TO all II sight, afordinS fund Of pleas
uiablc comment The oEL decorations were restricted
the bay window Of TN, dr:vIne-room. before which
was placed pric dcu - which the pair knelt 10 re-
ccivc tie bcncdicon Of the Archbishop who fnited
them in marriage The brilliant uniforms OF the span
ish diplomats and consult blazing with irwclIcd Orders
the rich gowns Of the ladies' assembled. and the beauty
Of the bride. who tome marvellous cncralds and
diamonds "a we'll as TIC Archbishop In his pcutfcal
roles all tended to maze picture which Will linger
Ioag In the memory. barry IN the day Nine dc Bar
rios and selor de Rodar>oved from the Pope through
Cardinal Rampolla the apostolic benedction. 90 sat
urday, May :, Senior do Roda win sail with his bride
for spain. 10 IL their tnention TO pass the summer
at Biarritz They will probably visit NewiOrk next
winter.
Among the inddcnts OF tho coming week viii be
the wedding Of Miss May KnowltOn. OF brooklyn. to
Cunt Johannes trancken sicrstpf. Of Berlin.
Tie German legation tVl be well represented at the
nuptlals by the recently appointed German Minister
and his secretaries. Nr. Won Mumm. who has been
acting rs Charge d'ATaires since thu death Of Count
Arco. Will be present at the wedding but Will said
the following dav. haIing been recalled by the Ger
man Emperor for promotion. Count ,crstorpf will
give bis farewell bachelor dinner tomorrow night.
An incident Of Interest u Juveniles " society
The fancy drcs, party given by Mrs Joseph Drxel on
Tuesdav for her daughter Miss Josephine DreNel. who
Is lust entering her teens. The it'll" people
hidden for 0'cocL. and before II O'Clock they had
al! gone. There pretty collection Of Cinderellas
Red Riding HOODS and miniature oourt!er- with
powdered hair. Little Ma DreXel dressed rs
Highland IL SIC IN the Gordon plaid For the enter
tanment 81 the guests. the Misses Webbing some
prcoocou, English children, were engaged. who gave
song, and regulations.
The dlsagrccablc weather Of Thursday made IL
impossible - hold the tea at the Camont restaurant.
mi, tea makes plea ant break IN the daily drive and
without fair weather there be no driving. Better
weather /, hoped for gc coming Thursday. There
Will also be teas on May and l..
Wnri MoAnsicr entertained at dinner on Thurdsay
night nj hIs house, 10 West Thrty.ixth5t Mr.. and
Mrs e. Il. Alexander Mr.. and Mrs. X. T. WILSON, Mr.
and Mrs r. = wthcrbee Mr.. and Mr.. j. HIDE Beck
man. Mr. and MIS- T.. Wellcs Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt.
Miss Louise McAister a2d II. H. Anderson. Tho
dinner was given in honor OF JULIUS Pringc' OF
savannah Ga.
The concert for the bencGt,of The Young women's
Christian Association at the Metropolitan Opera House
ON Tuesday evening Of this week Is certain Ia b,
an admirable aud delightful entertainments VT. SEAL
will direct The programme will consist en-
trely OF compositions by Wagner and the s0olstS VIII
bc Mesdnme, Mlahe and EittcrGOetzc. and Messrs.
Dlppel and Fischer The managers have enlisted the
Interest md and assistance Of many benevolent women
and their efforts in behalf OF excellent institution
will probably be rewarded BY the attendance OF large
audience The patrOEcsses Include Mrs. Grover ClcVc-
land Irs A. p. stokes, Mrs. r. Fulton Cutuhg' MfS'
cor,eus Vanderbilt Miss Calender, Mrs. {. j. Alex
| ander Mrs. William seward Webb Miss DC Forest
Mrs. Louise Lee sianton. Mrs. Nicholas FISH, MIS-
| II. Mex Twombly and Mrs. William NJ. Evarts. Apph-
cations for boxes seats should be sent to MISS Gun
| ninchau No 100 rSast Thirty slStnsL NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. Brrndrr MItlcws gave on Easter
sunday night an egg cfchng lrity 81 their h0isc IN
ENst Eghiecntl-si. Their guests were Mf ana sis'
Iohn Drew Mrs GfAert. Miss Isabelle lrvhF MISS
Mitchell Mr. and hrs c. &. Enell. the Mise, Bu.er.
Nil Amy baker Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Do Nay Mlss
| Toni James Ford, ". A. burlington. f. linnhitoh
Ben W. j. Henderson y T. BARLOW ana Mr, 9Ia u ars
one Who succeeded IN keeping whole cgg ,., ....,