New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

CANNED tNc Wtr1IlU oil rO'fb IHcIc M, uOch a."
attempt ut outofdoor amuscments but the lack OF
good weather has ntcrfcsd not only with the Horse
Show, but also with the ClarcmOnt tea. The horse
show favored with only one clear day, Monday
when the gathering Of people whose names are con
tnually quoted In the fashionable dong OF the winter
season brilliant and Interesting. reminding one
Of the meetings at Hurlngham and Ranlolagh. the
fashionable club, In the vicinity of London where In
tho height Of the season the weekly meetings are
patonlzcd by people OF the greatest prominence. On
Monday and Tuesday afternoons the boxes Of the
grand stand flied with those who have had much
TO do with the advancement IN this country Of the
horse. With almost no exception the
competent Judges the Of the fine points OF the
handsome beasts pamdcd for inspection. The only
regret is that the great public had not the inducemcnt
OF good weather to witness show which, under favor
able auspices, Is 10 have the most liberal patron
age
The latest inventions OF the Paris modlstcs were
displayed to the best advantage on the bright days
Mrs samuel Colgate, Just back from Europe, wore
gown Of the shade Of blue. very pale IN color, a
combination Of dix and velvet with generous tll Of
correspond. Mrs Burke Roche wore gown q moss
green velvet and Bedford cloth with volumInous
cloak 81 the shades trimmed with the deep lace
now IN vogue Mrs. Paul Gilbert Thebaud wore over
her gown OF silk with satin stripe striking
Louis XIV coat Of hunting green velvet. trimmed with
Mrs. Clarence Cary was In neat tailor made gown
Of ccr1i home spun. with bodice f black silk and
wastcOat OF white crepe. dainty black chip hat
completed the costume. Miss Hope Goddard was In
mauvc creppn and white lace and handsome costumes
were worn Ly Mrs. James Andaricsc, Mrs. George de
Forest Mrs. ogden Mills. Mrs. George Cavcndsh
Bentlnck and Mr.. Charles O.. Franclsyn.
Tho threatening weather Of Thursday prevented the
last Chrcmont tea from being brilliant the two
previous The damp lawn had To Is avoided and the
vcranda Of the Clarcmont restaurant was preferable
tea and Lander, music making some amends Tor the
lack Of pleasant weather. only one OF those whose
name, appeared the Invitations to subscribe to
these teas. Mrs. James 7. kemochan. was present.
She drove up with Mrs. George L. Rivcs Just In time
10 get cup 81 tea and after nearly all the others had
gone away Mrs Kcrnochan's gown was u black fpu
ri figured with an iris pattern IN pink and deep VIC
bet Mr.. Rive, IN black Tho only coach was driven
by Augustus Whiting. Ms. Charles G.. francllyn had
striking costume Of srav-colorcd Bedford corl. com
bincd With Isl bc velvet and old lacc. II was re-
ported at the tea that the day previous Miss Edith
C1t a daughter Of Samuel Clift, had been married In
Paris to n Polish noblemnn.
At Dcluionioo's ON Thurslay night there was gath
cring 81 prominent people suggestive ~ lhtriarchs
bali supper. Dining nj various tables ~ec Mr. and
Mrs. Cooper Hewitt. Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. ID. lanler
Duncan Cameron, Miss HOPE Goddard. Mr.. and Mrs
j. Iluc Beekmnn. Mrs. Frank Worth White, Mr.. and
Mr. and Mrs L. Grand Benedict. Mr.. and Mrs. q. l..
Iivcs william Hartman T. Lorllar,i Honalds. IT., Mr.
and Mrs. Reginald Icnshnw Ward H. W. Bbby. Law
lngston Deeckman. Mrs Burke Roche. Nlscount dc
Mont gomcry Barton willing. ex-senator James Otis,
Foshall Kcene Thomas Hitchcock, r. H. Phelps Case
and W. e. SANFORD.
Claude strickland n young EnglIshman. who has
recently arrived In New York bearing excellent letters
Of Introduction has not been present At any OF the
"a I'm during the last
week. as h. Is suf'cing from attack Of gaNtrltis
Mr.. Strickland. OF the young sons Of London
banker. Is his way around the world. Captain
H. c. beaumont, who dangerously III six weeks
ago is now out but with hIs full beard and great
loss Of flesh Is scarcely recognized by his many friends
He Is at present the guest Of Gordon Fellows.
Mr. aud Mrs. William Wall Chaplin, who have been
passing the winter IN Washington. ID. C., arrived In
New York Oh Monday and will be the guests of Mr. and
Mrs LOOMS l.. White until their departure for Europe
early In June. Mr. and Mrs Chaplin VIII 90 to
Carlsbad
Mrs. Charles II. Baldwin. widow Of Admiral Baldwin.
will return from Europe In June and soon after her
arrival Will open her cottage at Newport.
The wedding Of Miss Carrie Helene Bell daughter OF
Clark Bell to john Fleming Mccain, OF Toronto will
take place on Tuesday evening at All souls 'hurcl.
Madson.ave aud sixty sixth ST. No general reception
Immediate relatives Will meet at the home Of The
brides parents. No. 1os West Forty fourth,t;, for
the same house on the afternoons Of June ) and !
from until o'clock. ON "Wednesday morning IA
where nj St Peters Church ut II 30 o'clock VIII tahc
place the wedding Of Mss Mary Louisa Miller.
daughter Of oorss e N Se ts guest H om
New York and Others VIII b. taken by eariiiEe' 10
Mr. Mo,s Gry n 9" rsopon ' viii Nmp %e'' r~ sS
hundred guests viii go from Nrw, orS' AT, ,.,..,,,.
Noel daughter Of Xugnstc Noel. to J. Herbert
Johnston. son of John Taylor Johnston. at
The home Of u. BRIDE, parents NO. los Ma'eTsy ley
o'clock. Archbishop Corrigan viii ohciatc. small
number Of invitations rve been sent out. on tho
same day Miss Julia Chaplin, daughter of Chester
chaplin viii lie married al the house Of her father to
tho Marquis de- Ia Tour du Willard, Of Frame s:, oo
The important weddings OF June VIII take place,
out Of town special trains viii convey guest, from
New.Yorh To Tuxedo Park for the wedding Of Miss
E inn,lr for iit of Ills, Iecu DinSmoc 10 Robert
T.. Huntington. ir. on Thursday morning June .. a
D Snns '1a% wi" at i":. So G viii "Es raf The
Wedding Of Miss Mary Tnllmadgr Trevor. daughter OF
John Trevor: to Granville Lindall Winthrop The
View the home Of he brides m@h"r on n ,nr same
Lconcc Coudert. will b" married to Henry lIrkaw
As the brides mother has no house In town. the re-
ceGn T sr nG ms at S TSr much favored on Friday
night only by the attendance Of their sisters sweet
hearts and relatives nj the concert In aid OF the >aI
navy fund but by an Informal dance and supp'r at
the house Of Mr. aud Mrs. Arthur ~ D9dsr after tne
concert The majority o. Mr. ana MIS- D"ass'S n gssS
who have sons Al Yale The coors Of the university
we prominent In the decorations OF the house. ana
cnpltai supier. with dancing, made the evening
memorable one. -
4 dinner followed by a musical entertainment was
given by joseph Hechcl and Miss Martin W. Bcckcl on
Thursday evening. The guests al dinner were MISS
Doughty. Miss Huntington. Miss Raymond. the Misses
Weber, Emil Fischer Herr Scharwenka Albert Morris
Ragby Herr Bopp. the German atnchc. and DR. Kan
merer In tho evening there longs BY Frau Rieg'
Koppler and Albert Co. Thcs, piano solos By Mt
Cpl0wsky and Mr.. SOnncknlb, and viooncco solo bS
Fritz (irumbacbcr Among those Invited Ia listen 10
the music General and Mrs. Coils, General ana
Mrs VarIan. Sir and Mrs. Ellis II Roberts Mr.. ana
Mrs Howard Carroll. Miss Foster, Miss Robinson MISS
sanders. Miss Wool Mr.. pompcl Isaac Townsend
smith. Prince Gahllt,n Nr. ~wlnbnrnc llauptulhnn
Won Hartmann and Ernest Ecrr Of Vienna. and Clau1
strickland and earns Wilson. ~ London.
Miss Juln T.. Irvcls. OF Milwaukee. will be married
10 " NJ Mar'wrll. Of this city, on NAY % nj no 520
Astorst.. Milwaukee,: Their home Will be In this city
Nr. and Mrs II. Hermann viii give reception nj
their home No. 40 Fast Fifteenth ST.. Wcdnc Sday
evening In honor of the engagement Of Miss Emilio
Hermann, sister Of Mrs H. Hermann To Dr. George
schocp'.