New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

dinCy have been frequent. but nj 10 wedding ieus'
was society largely represented for the reason that
with scarcely an exception the receptions and brehK-
fa,ts have been Of small and intimate sort. The most
important gathering of week at the exhibition
Of living PICTURES IN the Mall II square Assembly
Room, on Molday afternoon and evening. when hau
thc mos, liberal ptrOnace OF that society," which spes
lis name with a Zig - particularly IN the cNehhs'
when every woman present was in h'll dress. lhere
has never been more brilliant gathering In tie Us
s,>nbly Rooms excepting. Of course. at the Assembly,
balls. Admiration OF the living PICTURES In wm'e
the po.ers were young people who are favori'' in
oc'ety was unbounicl. Mrs Richard Irwin. TO whose
energy WAS due tie success OF so great undertake
ins was busy indeed that night In her endeavorS 10
paclfy those suited with their places as was the
case with some who had tie boxes near the stage bu'
most Of the malcontcnts found the upper gallery better
and bc,ook themselves To that point Of vantage The
pictures, which have all been fully described In Inc /
Tribune, arlistically grouped By Leon ana F'rci
Moran. The Bradley Martin box shared interest al
equally with the stage pictures, Tor uer' SAT
Earl Of Craven with the little girl wtom II" j. 10
make his Countess on April Il. II was the first time
that This much talked OF coup" had appeared In pub
lie and society had lad previous opportunity to
observe how extremely young the future Countess
really was. She will lack six months OF being seven
teen her wedding day. and on Monday night looR'u
like girl Of fourteen. II was whispered mat
Mrs. Bradley Martins settlement would be Gl1.ooo
ont issue or her DEATH will 10 the heir to his
title After the entertainment all the po,cr' In the
living pictures and a number OF Others went III
the invitation Of Mrs. Irwin TO her house for supper
Mr. and Mr>. bradley Martin. with their daughter ana
their titled guests Lord Craven and his brother TIE
Hon. Rupert Craven Of the party
The weddings Of the week have been varied ana
numerous these Of Miss Lcntlhon and Lieutenant
Wheeler Miss Williams and aientenant Keech being
far removed from the general monotony OF such az
fairs owing 10 the presence OF military men In Their
wealth Of gold buttons. epaucts and sabrcS' fro"
purely picturesque ana artistic point OF view. the
wedding OF Miss Adele Mctanis and Albert lierter
was tho most interesting Of the week They are botn
artists and each possessed OF an uncommon amount
OF talent and good oots. II Is long time since 50
handsome n couple has been married In a New-lork
church. st. Thomas's, tt scene OF the w'ddln-
| which took place on "Wednesday. was PACKED 10 tie
door and the prevalence Of fresh and elegant Npiing
costumes was an evidence OF the friendly feeling Tor
rhe pair as no reception followed. Mr.. ITcrter de-
| signed his brides wedding gown IL was oil white
| fane a modified Emplr" gown with dcicat" iracerv
Of gold embroidery. Her voluminons tnle veil was
held with a diamond crescent Of unusual Size when
rather suggested the faint outline 81 to new moon
| The bride and her attendant maids, who we're III
gowns OF delicate gray. carried their right arms
great stalks OF ascension lrs, the effect b'lh- some
| what aesthetic. Mr.. and Mrs.. lIcrtcr will sail Tor
Japan from Francisco April IT, to pass several
| months on a sbcchn. tour there
sewing classes do not to have been productive
| OF engagements for only three have been announced
during the week. The first made public on Monday.
WI, that Of MI, Mamie Jaiiray. Il laught'r OF MIS-
william T. Jailray and Of the numerous -rand-
G,ucuirrs Of the mrrr ant Edward :. Jahry. to her
SECOND cou,in Caut.in Edward JatIrny. OF the l"'"
| Ir..,,s british Army Miss Jairay Is also Il
ranalaachior Of lnry >mytc. once Collector Of the
| Port # New YORK.. and niece OF Mrs. Wool"V-F"a'l
lord she In .crs much Of IN" beauty oil Inc INV 'hr,
l,r cousin, b.,t known In society ar" Mrs. HOLES
ui,nucw.n formerly Ms Maudc JaGray. and Mrs j.
Harden Hartman, formerly Mis- ilorcrc" f"'s'
The other two engagements were announcer Oh
wednesday. one which caused not H''i' s"'pr'''
WIS TIA, Of Miss krticnc sands. youngest daughter
Of samuel = sands. and Theodore T. IiA'en''''' 49,
second son Of Theodore /. liIvem"ycI. Miss Sanu'
vas iu roiucci t. society three wears ago but since
fin. death Of her fihrr Last summer has passed most
NJ bc- line AT the sand, country place. New Hamburg
IN the iIui son Miss sand, will =, I, Europe Win
hcr sisters I'm June Her marrl1co will probably ta1'
place I'm tie ,al Thc third engagement was Of equal
Interest to Ncw-No rk ard Brooklyn. 1t va, mat OF
Mis- Marion nrookman. eldest daughter oil Henry ~
| r-oolnln f. hnory >!5lcy Carhart Mis- BROOK
| M, has hceo frequently met In Sew York society
Her father for several had hoA AT the opera
here and she has passed seasons at Newport anu
I.nox Mr. Cartart hclonsS 10 several OF the most
important clubs In NcwYork and Dreoklyn ana ms
often lei the cO''lOns at the fdshiohap" p'' !" WV.
" York u. 1, one Of the Ihpctonsa subscribers OF
nr,oklyn. an organization similar to the PaIrar'h'
L II Is rumrr,d that the engagement Of Mr. BrooSnan'
. second dang ter To Philip Bradford Niles, oil New
York, viii soon be ANNOUNCED
u The r. .tcr dtnCrs have all been for yo"hH peopi'
who are only Just ont In sodcy or JUST on Inc pom
y Of coming out such dances have been Inc m'''"1
V u Mr.. Braems and Mrs. Wood''s dancing CLASSES
b. and Informal dances gwen by Mrs. Charles Phelps
| lsuuE
- | Daniel NJ S,lr,on. For MI. Bra"m's dancing C"'
q, WIS a gala ocrl,on For the 'oiillon. wien VIZ
l. | LEI by ! Augustus Barnard and Miss JoS'ph''
ur,.nl there were numerous noal favor' app"p'iH"
- | ,n tb. week ribbon, and many trnketS ms CHS
viii b.. roorganlzcd neat winter. The hrSt m'e'"'
= viii be- held on Monday. December D.
l. ,rh ,n.c Inc ot ,he Thursday Evening Club a
shsrrv,s WI. something Of departure. ~ ~ WAS III
= first time the club had been entertained o"N"' Vi
~ pnyaic house There was "A good d"i oi "'H'o'' ,
rs the choice OF place md by Mr. ana ME- - ' :,
! choaic who were IA" hosts NJ ThurNdN m-",' ~
uo,rtng T. more dl,agrrcabe than To b" cooper '''
> I'm. ordinary sized drawns-r room OF Ne" ior" "
r ,o nav, onc's surrounding. compared with palace
-, ,b. uiilonoir.s George Gr0,NmtI "n'r'alheut ~, y,
H. nnul,.d the club members ana ON! n,in ~ n,
and Mrs. Choa'e TINS WAS 'i'' INV "
!" cT "r " Etshop gave handsome" dinner pn hp
be- ,c "' ,oom The guests twenty two In rmor :or,
* obong tablG AmomE 's Nr1 OGDEN Me NJ
| luNsu
and r LLOYD rye Mr. i and Mar Mnr, 1IG'F Mr"
roteNt. nr .,ry,rI W. and MIR. Henry Hloin
M>1 Whittier Ml.; Gcarg TGI SGc D. and m u lamllo
%: r,nnP tucr dinner there vas som" danclhE, "
= rcs by couple Of tiny ' hcam ssvs an Fas
| i"rcrson for her daughter. Mrs. Henry Is rp. 81
no luncheon was served in ia" A>I'r d' Ta"ier lnI
| ,',in Icing handsi mey dcoornt,f Win 'a,u VI,
nj a 'i' vl"rS HE vcr, MR.. Enn h Ia. W
~ e., orgc ". Ely. Mis-. T. r;r,E n.y. vi r. wit
crn Mr. William H. i;sa lead H H,h ,,r' Mr. r
" 'xich"Is Mrs, JaIncs H. PARKER Mrs.. 80 III
r., ADAMS Mrs =. ". McCavc Mr, rgnmS'' ,i,g Rea
ne Vyi S. salisbury and MIS- Ki-,"nl. ,,no,, IN Phi
81 '" M nguc:m,n just been announced III I'm, M
'' me N,". Helen H. Carter daughter OF VILLA
r. 1"ncr pr Joseph Idy S Ti nea N d", ;t
r. ~ ,nn ~ PhiladelphiaS prominent 'i'lNii' 1
nd cdy is the and nephew OF 'TT e Wan Gradual
90 I'LL, P ,,. mi, c-sty OF Pennsylvania ana II hmp
r. Of the Riitcnhc.s, AMI University enn. and I,
=, VI NJ and Mrs Bradley Martin Miss Mnr,in anu -
VI vr ~ raven have been the most entertainer pr