New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY

jr. led with his accustomed amount Of good spirits
introducing a number Il new figures, which, with auto
matte animals, afforded much amusement. This dance
brought out many who rarely or never seen ut the
other balls Of the winter. Mr. AstOr Is true to her
old friends and particularly t. those who FAR from
the foremost in The struggle for wealth and what Is
called position r. society. Mrs. Aston will give one
more lr-, dinner Tuesday night, and on Wednesday
February Il. will sail for Europe
Dinner pirtc, have been frequent throughout me
week. those Tuesday ana Thursday being the most
important. Large dinners are rarely given on opera
nights. ON Tuesday Mrs stuyvc-ant Fish gave /"
large dinner, also ole the following night. MIS-
Frederic Alien entertained Miss Marie Van Andt at
dinner Tuesday night and Mrs. Nichoias FISH hsd Il
dinner for Mrs Emma Eames story and her hu'udhui
Julian story, Thursday night. II seems To De inc
fashion to entertain opera singers this winter and de-
notes that New York society finds tha' there !, some
thing more than fine clothes and danes 10 live for
The dinner, Of FRIDAY night were on a larger >''c
than others Of the week, the ho-tcs,e, being MIS-
Naturn Livingston, Mrs. ogden Mill~. Mrs W. I.
Whitney ard Mrs. Frederic bronson, their guests a.
scnbng later Il, the house OF Mrs Cornelius Naidero"'
for dance. ~ Mr.. Vanderbilt crowds her mouse
this dinner dance wa, a most comfortable Affair." h'
the time Miss Vanderbilt is ready TO be lntIOdh''H 10
society her fathers House viii have probably the incs
ballroom in Ncw-Yorl his purchase If adjoining houses
in Fnh-ave. having been made with view Of enars-
ing his house and adding ballroom. The young daho-
Ing set on Friday night was busy with the colioh "'
Shcrry, one of the iortnigty Friday dances, OF when
there will be only more
Many people in NcNl ork society were interested IN
wedding which took place in san Francisco on Thurs
day. The contracting pariie, Miss Louisa
CathciwOod. a daughter II Mrs. G. l.. Catherwod, OF
san Francisco and granddaughter Of Judge liastlne'
and Ernest La Montague, OF New York. Tue 'ere-
monv took place at T. Mary's Cathedral, Archbishop
Rorian. Of san Francisco onicltine Alhcr' "a
Montague was his brothers. best man, and Mis- Marie
La Montague Ter Of the brldc sroDm the maid
Of honor. The bride. who is Il great beauty, W"r"
a superb gown OF white dutcho-s satin and veil OF
noint d. Alcncon lace which had been worn by her
mother The wedding breakfast followed nt iii" home
Of the brides mother Mr.. and Mr.. La M'nustc
will come - New YORK before the end % this month
The wedding Of Miss Maud >t1utcnhur-h to Waller
Gracmc Eliot took place on Thursday crciing nj II.
Bartholomew Church. large number % people being
present The bride WI given away hy Ter lrotier'
Francis l. stoutcnlurgh, and handsomely dressed
I'm white satin ,he was ATTENDED ly her -l-tcr. Miss
Fav stoutcuhureh Nil Jennie Howe. Mi Ang liza
Church. Miss Isabel Wootton and MI, Maud Proctor.
The bridegroom. who f. Editor ~ The University
Magazine gave tie bride lor-c at llcmp,irii'
L. L.. which will be- the future home Of the p"lr me
small reception which followed vas for HE bridal
party and few relative.
card, are ont for the wedding II Mi Frances
Icarsau Lahcns 10 Albert Lawrence Wcthcrh at -
Bartholomew, Church. on Nc.nc-i lay. February A. nj
noon The wedding breakfast viii follow 40 ie home
Of the brides parents. So III Est IfiH-cvcnih-s,
The bridesmaids at ihe wedding viii be Nj, Lahcn'.
sister 81 the bride and Ter cousins. NJ Na:y Field
Miss Elizabeth Brldhurst and Miss ". iedrsall Field.
Among the Incident, OF the coming wccn WI be the
third and last q the subscription ootllon, tomorrow
night. numcrou, dinner parties and dinner dance Al
Mrs. Lloyd Bryce'- on Friday night The last of ne
assemblies Will take place Thur,day evening.
February - and the Last Pariaichs ball on Monday
February %
MI and M. Henry c. Bowen. OF Droolyn iIcishts,
February H. In honor ii Mr. and Mr. Clarence Via
throp Bowen, whose wedding vas an .n' ' ",l. ~
Chicago society ahout tw1 weeks ago MIs. l'Ieh'e
". Bowen formerly Mlss E"Naur Wcntw rim. ~,
Mrs George H. ~ecley. ol 40. u Ea,. TAiry-ninth-
st. gave . reception Thursday ai moon {" nitro.
dncc her daughter MIS- .ararc scclcy. Mrs. David
Penn; Mis- Brownel. MI nm ard the Misses Martin
received with MIR. and Miss ~c.ley.
Mr.. l. crnseT gave the second Of ycT nm Oh
Evelyn Burden. Mi., Rita Rogers, Mss Hall Mi,s
Whiehou.c J. " Gcrlrl, IT,. and Henry sand,. 49,.
The cnengement has been announced Of Nis' var War
Knowlton. daughter % Edwin T. knowt n. 81 h,"'"
lNn. Count Johann Won Iranchen SleftlipH' u
BROOKLYN. The future huSl ard - Ni,, ku""iion mas
a most prominent position In Berlin o,dciy also lcinS
favorte at Court. he f. Lieutenant I'm Il" second
Dragons. Count Fmnckcn >efstopn Visited
New York two year ago r hort tine a H w.
Knowlt"n Ia been ont IN s"'ic'y Tor tne ~ wv"
ana has had hon,' ~ Newport. >n' in
hcTltcd Independent fortune rom nor NlA'I iilN
day VIII have large fortune from hrr i",h'r.
The attachment Is one ~ overall yea. ana only
needed the consent Of Miss KnOwlton', father.
Mrs. Townsend luIrn gave q hn'h.'1 f.'',,i'
for Mis- Marie Van Iand'. llcr gnr were VT.
Forest Mrs G. 7. Livcmore Mn. Bro tho''t Cutting.
Mrs. G.. l.. Rive Mrs Chr'tophc, Robert VIZ NI.nm
M,i NJ W. J.aG 5 V Wod w gTy N' 'e'' f''"'
Mrs Frederic Coodlidgc gave large reception nj hf
house 40. 80 lnhaye yrti1iay hiiIrnDn' NJ, IL
was assisted In receiving by Ms ""~irlds'' hf-.
George Wycth ami Mr.. Charlie. Inscr-oD. Their vas
music by Iandcr'- orchestra. and Puar1 -NErh = .
Wmerdinc Mis- WiImcrding Mr.. Aueu.,ns I1..d,
Ms, Feld. Mrs :. webb. the VII, ven, H. "
Ncwbcld Morris, Miss Morris, MIR. John hivlnE'
the Ms-e> Ervinr Mrs. !. u. Choaie ne Mis- WIS.,.
and Mira, Andrew Mr.. and M. j. II. A. Tremcnhc'r r.
MR.. Ahram Lawrcnc" Ml'' Enih Lawrence VIZ ,oh" T"
G.. We,tcrvclt. Miss flpieac, We.iervcl', Nr- fun9
sands tie N'ses sands. WIS., Mela Mac ~ , VII.
Van Rcn>>ciser Ma1ln ,iar,ncrA a MIR avrs, &c
and tr. Iobm ireland he M.,es ireland Mr. Arson
Phc'p, Stoke. Mis- stokes. Alexander VI HaifcH Ioh
o;miancr. Mr.. j. f. Pcr-on MI Iicrson. Nrs y.
Pcndicion Eo.e.r,. Ms, Rc.er~, 5. y. babcoch ne
N R5,nex H TS Tr Rr , M,. Reid Wr '' a'd w
l. NJ Thorn Miss Thorn shiplcy Jonc- Town
N Tchpe Em IN soGtcu cot T. Hadiui ma.
V. q. Hall. ". Hcmscu WEBB. y : Webb. IT, ,h'
+. f. Terrier Mr. and Mrs. ". &. Hamilton; Ms
Hamilton Mrs. !. J. de- Icystcr Miss Helen de Pcys''i
ard Mrs. =. g. Barlow. ,,
Mr. Ca-ey wife # senator Casey. and her lister
MR., Marvin &. stone gave reception ~ the.r nome
"CllfMrn." WASH gtOn. d. e., on Thursday afternoon
They assisted in receiving bv Mrs. ilan'bnlsi'
Mi, Higgins. Mr-. Herman Plat aud tlf Mi's",
Ridgclv II Baltimore: Ni~- NcWbcrrv. of chicago ava
Mis- Wilmington Of Philadelphia. Washington society,"
was vel rcpr--cni" and there were number present
from the foreign LEGATION. III,
Mis- Young Of 40. 9I3 West Twenty irstst., VIII
be a, home on Thur days liz this month.
The Naval Militia. American prt IN Europ,.
Euroucan aud American reciprocity treaties. inter
oceanic canal, and the rcvis on Of the Pr shNt-rlr
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