New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

Bright and early Monday morning social leaders
and their followers began to get ready for the
wedding OF Miss Mary Jarray and her distant
kinsman Captain Edward Janray who is in the
Thirteenth Hussars OF the British Army. The
hour of the ceremony was noon. and there as
sembled in the Church of the TRANSPORTATION a
large number OF relativ and friends of young
couple. The bride looked even handsomer than
Usual, wearing her gown of white satin and point
lace with much grace. Her veil, of old Mechlin
lace. had been by her mother on her wedding
day. and this was held in place by aigrette OF
orange blossoms and some small diamond pins.
Standing the bride, and towering over her
and her attendants, was Arthur Woodruff Jafray,
the only brother OF the bride, who summoned
from school Groton the purpose of leading
fis sister 20 the altar and giving her away. There
were present at the church. and afcrward at the
reception held in Mrs Jaffrays home. in West
Nineteenth-st.. besides the many branches OF the
Jaffray family, Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt Mrs.
Henry Clews Mrs William jay, Mrs. ;. v X
Cruger. Lord Ava, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CarroIi.
Mrs. Paran Stevens. Mrs. William Douglas. Mrs.
w D. Sloane Miss Sloane. Mrs. Arthu" Randolph
Mrs. Frederick w. Van lerbit. Mrs. Oliver itdrri-
man. jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Padelford Mrs
Duncan Eiots and Mrs. George b. De Forest.
Miss Jaffray received many beautiful presents
some of which were mentioned in The Tribune the
morning after the wedding They were shown TO
intimate friends few days before the marriage
ceremony. captain Janray ana MS oiiue aie
spending their honeymoon at delightful spot
on the shore of Lake Skaneateles. at the country
place of Edward Padelford. who is the husband Of
the sister of Mrs. Jafray. Captain and Mrs Janray
will sail for Europe on the Majestic on December
G. On their return to this city about a week be-
fore sailing a number of farewell dinners and re-
ceptions Will be given in their honor.
From Miss Jaffray's wedding all the guests went
TO the Horse Show, which is now really the first
important social incident in town after the summer
vacation. After dinner the amphitheatre of the Mad
son Square Garden presented brilliant sight. as it
has every night since the opening of the show
In each box about the people whose
names appear on the lists of brilliant and fashion
able entertainments. They not on hand for
the opening night alone. but have continued in
their attendance throughout the week. Washing
ton Baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston had repre-
sentatives in the box parties u array OF handsome
women being truly representative and American
Among those in daily and nightly attendance were
Mrs Fred Nelson, Mrs Burke-Roche. Mrs. Charles
F. Havemeyer, Mrs. Charles Carroll, Mrs Paran
Stevens. Mrs. John ii. Davis. Mrs. George l.. Rives
Mrs Peter Cooper Hewitt. Mrs. Henry Sloane Miss
Randolph. Mrs William d. Sloane Mr. and Mrs
Charles Albert Stevens. Mrs Duncan Elliot. Mrs
!. Townsend Burden, Mr. and Mrs. James Lorilard
Kernochan. Miss May Bird. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Dillon Ripley. Mr.. and Mrs j. Borden Hartman
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Storey. Mrs. Frank X Pendle-
ton Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry Mrs. Fernando Yznaga,
Mrs ]. E. Smith MADDEN. Mrs. William Borden
Mrs W. Seward Webb and Mrs S. V. K. Cruger
box much observed Wednesday night held
Mrs. ogden Goelet. who had her guest Miss
Pauncefote, the eldest daughter of Sir Julian
Pauncefote. the British Ambassador to the United
States. Miss Grace Wilson also Of the party.
Mrs. Goelet wore strikingly handsome costume
of black silk with bertha of white lace and
waistcoat Of cloth of gold Miss Pauncefote looked
pretty in gown of black satin figured with clus-
tiers of colored flowers. Miss Wilson wore cos
tune of silver-gray silk and CLOTH trimmed with
blue fox fur. More than ever has the Horse Show
this year been the rendezvous of every man and
who lay any claim TO prominence in FASH
ionable life.
OF the weddings of the week, that OF Miss Eliza
beth Elkins. daughter Of ex-Secretary Stephen Il.
Elkins. to Edward f. Br.iner which took place in
St. Patricks Cathedral on Thursday morning.
the most brilliant and handsome. The curiosity 10
see a Cardinal as well the bride and her
attendants filled the side aises Of the church with
a number Of people who were not formally asked
TO be present. The couple were not the first mar
red in the Cathedral by Cardinal as in October.
1879. Cardinal McCloskey married before the
grand altar Miss Buchanan and Robert Nc
Ginnis, jr The first marriage ceremony in this
country at which a Cardinal presided took place In
st. Stephens Church. in April. 1875. when Miss
Nellie Murphy. daughter of ex-Collector Thomas
Murphy. was married to Manuel de Rivas. The
wedding on Thursday. has been said. was a
brilliant one. and II was followed by reception
and breakfast at the Hotel New Netherland Mr..
and Mrs. Bruner. when they return. will make
their home in this city. The brides gift from her
father was check with several figures and many
ciphers, while her mother presented to her several
oak chests filed with household linen and damask.
This week there will be several weddings of inter-
est. the first Of which will be Tuesday. when
Miss Sands and Maturin LIVINGSTON Deladeld. jr.
will be followed by wedding breakfast and recep-
double Wedding at All ne soa s%y Epsc
pal Church, when Misses Mary Anice Roach and
heny vail f d vi am
ard. jr, and Edward Townsend Seward respectively.
mand Of the 9Th Regiment The Invitations to 1.-The the
aunt e the two brides The Wedding reception
East s aos edGg ON this a
will be that Of Miss Elizabeth Bonner Van der
vesr and t Frank ~ willard Of van Wh asa
takes place in the University Place Presbyterian
form the marriage ceremony. The young couple will
be at home. at the Colonial. Spruce and Eleventh
Miss Lillian Moody. daughter Of '' Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Moody; VIII be married on the same day
BroOkIyn tG Arthur Franklin Parrot, arg,
Atkinson Mayo. formerly. Of Staten Island and
G Hsy Trinity syGT cH S
II. 6. Taylor of Camden. ~ j., will take place
on wednesday On the same day MISS Marion
Raoul daughter of Captain W; C. Raoul, Of Al
lanta. Ga, will be married to Captain John Milo,
OF the United States Army The wedding Of Miss
Emily Fuller. only daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. George
Fuller. Of Boonton n. j., and Charles Walcott
Parker. son of Courtlandt Parker. Of Newark, will
be celebrated Wednesday afternoon in st. Johns
Church, Boonton. The reception which will be for
relatives and intimate friends will follow, at
Dudlegh, the home OF the parents OF the bride.
At the marriage OF Miss Alice Greenleaf, second
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Richard c. Greenleaf.
TO William Adams. Of this city. which is announced
10 take place in Trinity Church. Lenox. January
]. Thatcher Adams will be best man. and John
Hammond. Frederick X. Jones. Albert Francke and
Louis Greenleaf will be the ushers. The brides
maids chosen are Miss Josephine Braem, Miss Con
stance Parsons. Miss Adams and the sister Of the
bride Miss Greenleaf The Rev. Mr.. Grosvenor.
rector Of the church. will perform the ceremony.
which will be followed by wedding breakfast
and reception at the home OF the brides parents.
Mrs. John Clarkson Jay will give coming-out
reception for her daughter Miss Edith Jay on
Saturday. on which day Mrs, John Lyon Gardiner
will also give a large reception. Mrs. J. A. King,
Of No. 80 East Twenty-frst-st, has cards out for
he