New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-24
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

,lovinc over the Berkshres on several days, but
these first cool winds of autumn only set the blood
,inclIng made all things agreeable and contributed
their share to the need of rare enjoyment In the
men air. AS usual, with the end of the rush at
Newport. society has turned it's face LcnoXward.
and the lovely Berkshire region is more the
cenre OF social interest. The life at Newport for
the last week has been Of quiet sort, the womens
Golf tournament and the marriage Of Miss Anna
DE l.ancey Neill TO Walter Norman Eldredge, OF
ibis city being the chief occasions for the gather
Ing Of a crowd. As most OF the prominent cot
tagers are still there. the gatherings were brilliant.
The wedding beautiful one and the chancel
ard altar profusely decorated with daisies and
Golden rod and hundreds OF white and by
drangcas. The bride. in her gown of white satin,
sounced with Old lace which has been in her
mothers fanily--thc Stuyvcsant-for generations
looked exceedingly handsome and happy Miss
Katharine Neill. sister of the BRIDE the maid
NJ honor Her gown was Ct white corded silk. and
che wore a white felt hat trimmed with white
nlumes and carried a large bouquet Of American
beauty roses The wedding breakfast and reception
followed at Long Acre. the home of the brides
father. Colonel Edward VI. Nell, in Beach-st Mr..
end Mrs. Ellredge received the congratulations OF
their friends under pair OF floral wshbones.
pleasant incident of the week small
hunting entertainment given by Cornelius Vendor
bill, on his farm Oakland in the town OF Ports
mouth A number of young people sons of the
luncheon. and took part in a private foN-hunt'
which was unfortunately married by an accident to
Mr. Vanderbts eldest son. who was slightly In
jured by his horses falling with him
Rumors are rife at Newport. well as in New
York about the entertainment which Mrs. Paran
Stevens is said to be arranging In honor of Lord
Dunrayen and his party. According to the reports
circulated the entertainment is 10 take the form of
a ball and is to be given at Mrs Stevenss home,
FYfth-ave AMI Fifty-seventh-st. Whether New
York society will have the pleasure of meeting
Lord Dunraven and the Countess of Dunraven at
anv such entertainment remains to be seen. The
nromnent yachtsmen in this section WILL however,
have an opportunity to meet the foreigner, prob
ably on Wednesday, when Il large dinner IN his
ncnor will be giJen at Deimoncos by j. ID. smith,
OF the Nev-York Yacht Club.
Lenox pursued q course of Gaycty last week
which claimed the atteation OF the Old as well as
ire young Teas and dinners. dances and cotillons.
naner choses and races. and receptions with music
filed the days Of last week. which was ushered III
by an enjoyable reception az Mrs. Arson Phelps
s.okers housc. n Cliffvood-st. On Tuesday evening
Mrs. Stokes gave Il dance. which was attended by
me Young people and WIS the sayest party of the
v,ek on Wedno sday morning Mrs Il. c. Green
leaf save a reception with music. at which the
yolinist A1an,owsH and Miss Leono:a jackson
gave some delightful selections. \ particularly
happy affair on Tucsday was a luncheon given by
the Countess de Hcridi, who was Miss Cook OF
this CITY Ar1cn.: the gusts Miss Hartman.
Miss Marion Grecnleaf. Miss Josephine Braem
Miss Constance Ogden. Miss Ogden MISS Pauiihe
Braem Miss Katharine Candy Mis9 Beckwitn'
Miss Barlow Miss Sands. Miss Barnes and Miss
Davis.
The Archery Club. which met on Wednesday at
Charles Billiards. will have its next meeting on
the lawn of Elm Court the home Of Mrs VIII
lam D. Sloane who has been dispensing hospi-
ta,l,ics 10 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce Mr. and
Mrs. Thor:as H. Howard. Theodore Frelinghuysen'
Louis Webb and Frederick a. Beach.
The marriage Of Miss Helene Murphy. VINO was
.ssn q good deal in Nev-York society last winter
10 Don Vicente Dominguez son of Senor L. l."
Dominique the Minister OF the Argentine Eepuohc
accredited TO the Court Of ST. James which was
solemnized in London on Monday last was s)he
what Of a surprise TO many OF her iriehus h"'e
who knew Of her engagement but were not pre-
pared 10 hear of hey marriage 50 soon. the young
won,a,'s intimate friends in. Newly however
were aware when she sailed away in the MaJcsu'
on August 49, that her wedding would he ceie-
trated in the British capital within the sue
ceedng thirty days. The ceremony was per
formed BY Cardinal Vaughan. at tn Roman Ca'no-
lie Chapel Of 81. Peter and St Edward In West
minister The bride was escorted into the sane
tusry BY Sir Charles Russell the Attorncy-G-AHfdl
Mrs Domingue2's mother is related TO William
Randall Mcdonnell. fifth Earl OF Antrim ana
Lord O'Neil She is also connection o. colonel
Mcdonnell Of Fillmore. son-n-aw Of the Lord
Lady Woseey wife of Sir Charles Michael Wolse-
ley Don Vincent Dominique Is First Secretary
OF the Legation Of the Argentine Repubic at
Madrid He is Il nephew of Marghal Serrano. Duke
OF Sesto and a relative Of General Lopez Donih-
guez present Spanish Minister Of Wal
The marriage OF Miss Flora Davis, daughter OF
John H. Davis 10 Lord Terence Blackwood. young
est son Of the Marquis OF Duffcrin and Ava. the
British Ambassador TO France, is announced 70
take place in the American Cnurch in Pans on &C.
tober 49, There Will doubtless be brilliant com
pany at the ceremony. which is TO tie performed by
the rector assisted ~ Chaplain Noyes OF the ifI'-
ish Embassy Church, well as at ;he breakfast
1t is not likely that the young couple will visit this
country for some years.
Enlargement and wedding announcements are com
Ing in as rapidly as cards for o'clock teas VIII De
month or two hence. The engagement OF M's
Edith Morgan, Youngest daughter OF MI anu ME
Edward Morgan OF Great Neck. l.. l., to Butcf
Williamson son of David b. Williamson % DohbS
Ferry. has just been announced Mrs. August be''
mont is d sister of Miss Morgan
Another engagement just made public Is that OF
Miss Edith Bell. daughter OF Edward r. Bell &c
Leonard r. Opdyke. OF this city. Inc m"rrihs+ VI
Miss Emma Adele Beadleston. daughter OF Aiireo
" Beadleston to Thomas Pearsal Field' IS al"
nounced 10 take place on November 10. but "he'ne'
1t will be celebrated In church has not yet peeH ue
cided On Wednesday OF this week the mai rlase o.
Mss Grace Niles daughter Of Mr. ana ME- nox vii
H. Niles to Charles l. A. whitney. OF Aip9rIs coma
Church at Gaiilee. n j. The reception WIN be hei,
At the home OF the brides parents at Mohhout ,i
Beach. On the same day Miss Fannie Pratt Wi Wi
be married at the home Of her parents vi" Rro ok
Mrs Joseph n Pratt No. 52f Madson-Sl.' i ir
Nn' TO Samuel j. l.. Norton. Miss Matte Sw s3i
will be married at the home OF her la,hvr' Warshal
Of Boston The marriage Of Mis Myr,on Dart S.pd" Il
lanes Ravnes Stewart of this city, VIII take piae
IL the Hotel Endcott on october ~ H,,,o,d Count,
The drst informal meet OF the ltichmonu Vu,.s.
Hunt club took place yesterday afternoon d'I 80
well attended The dates for the regular ian
have MOI vet been arranged, owing 10 the ~
in Chicago OF Charles D. Freeman mast. ~ T.
foxhounds but 1t is expected that ,no 49, ~ fem
set in Sevy DAYS after the appointment oI d NJ NJ
porary master of hounds, who VIII act ouii'e va
Freeman absence in the West; -, ,,.h,rd an
Mrs. Edward Cooper, VINO VIII ,e ,nf Liter bar