New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

inc subnrbs whore the season has begun In earnest
Tho de, arturc from town OF the fashionable element
Is probably nowhere more diSuncuN 'mP"NNVu
than at DemOnco's in The evenings, ana u'iihS ulc
day IN the drives In the Park. IL Fiih ana MADISON
ayes and the other streets which society claims Tor
rs own A. for thc socailed fashionable streets
they are rs deserted as they will BE- on the Fourth
OF July. ~ many VINO have been opne'o 10 remain
I'm town there have been made up country parties
every day since the arrival oil 'ie real summer
heat, either TO enjoy n days outing at one OF the
sevoro, conntrv clubs near the city, TO the Morris
Park races or Il days Iun out TO one of the suburban
resorts. The races at Morris Park. which USUALLY
.ri,ven affairs about the Country Club in West
ches,cr we're generously patrOnzed by well known
peoplp especially Wednesday, when Mrs. James
NJ Waterbury, who was one OF the regular attend
ants throughout the meeting, appeared in striking
costume OF n blue India silk shot with obliquc lines
o. white the bodice being finished with lace in
ser,ion and the bottom of the umbrella skirt with
ruttics corded with white. she Wore dainty bonnet
Of white lace relieved with forget mcnotS. Mrs
Parish who in Mrs. Waterways box wore an
airy and seasonabe costume Of fine Hack and white
striped French muslin made with bodice of corn
colored silk. bows OF the color Ginamentng the
tops OF the large full sleeves. A capotc OF yellow
straw with single aigrette of black velvet completed
q handsome costume. Mrs. James IIuie Bcckman
was atred In a pretty gown OF chocolate and white
summer silk. trimmed with cream lace. while her
guest. Mss Davis daughter of Mrs. John W. Davis
was in costume Of gray crepOn. trimmed with ruff
rcs Of the same material aud combined with green
and yellow. She wore II large white hat dressed
with bright pink There many other
pretty costumes. among them being those of Mrs
Foxhall Keenc Mrs Charles Iavemcycr. Mrs. f. G.
Potter Mrs. Thurlow Weed Barnes, Miss Potter and
Mrs. Thomas II. Howard. This week the fashion
able lovers of the turf will assemble the grand
stand OF the sheepshead Bay track, especially on
Tuesday. when the Suburban Handicap will he rum
The annual regatta Of the New York Yacht Club
sailed Thursday in light winds which sue
ceedcd fog. dense in the carly hours Of the day
as almost make the old salts themselves despair
that there would be any racing at all. However.
toward noon the weather conditions improved, and
sixteen sloops and schOoners lined up and started
toward sandy Hook. For some reason the interest
In the regatta of the mild sort, although the
steamer Taurus had board a number of and
women and the racers followed over the
by large number Of the latest productions in sail
and steam yacht architecture.
The wedding which occupied Il good share OF fash
ioIable attention that of Miss Marguerite Hum
bert daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pierre lIumbcrt. and
Churchill Saterlcc. the only son OF the Rev. DR..
Henry V Sattcrlee. the rector OF Calvary Church.
The ceremony took place on Thursday, at noon. in
the church Of the brdegroomS father. on Fonrhavc.
and Twenty -frst-st. The unfortunate Illness which
seized the young bridegroom almost on his wedding
day. June g. and prevented the ceremony from taking
place that day had the effect OF modifying several OF
the details Of the marriage. The wedding breakfast
and reception the home Of the brides parents were
to have been elaborate scale and hundreds Of
guests had been invited TO them. Fewer than eighty
persons were present the house after the postponed
ceremony TO congratulate the young couple Tie we'd
ding a pretty one. and while even the suggestion
OF a brief choral service hot day Is enough TO
terrfy a thoroughly robust bridegroom, everything
passed Oft most successfully. Mr.. Satterlee presented
10 his ushers handsome scarpns while the bride gave
20 her bridesmaids pearl lacepns Of great beauty
Mr. and Mr. Satterlee will pass the greater part OF the
summer in the Adirondacks.
An engagement OF interest announced IN the week
was that OF Miss Otis. the younger daughter Of ex-
senator James Otis Frederick Edey, which was
formally made known at Beport, l.. l., on Monday
last Miss Otis, who Is known TO her intimate friends
as Birdie. Is handsome girl, and was introduced
at a tea given by her father at his town house, No.
90 East feminist, less than two years ago Miss
Otis's sisters Mrs. Robert L.. GARRISON and Mrs.
George Munro. Mr.. Edey Is well known clubnai
Of this city, and is with the banking house OF H. b.
Hons e. Co. lie is member OF the Union Union
League New-York and Manhattan clubs Last winter
he was one the directors of the Vaudeville Club
and with Mr.. Otis and his daughter Of its
regular attendants.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Maxwell Lemist daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Lemis OF Omaha Neb.. Ia
Henry Arthur Charles Herbert. OF this city, and
member OF the Calumet Club, took place at noon Oh
Wednesday In Trinity Cathedral Omaha. 1t wa
an incident OF considerable interest to the friend
Of the bridegroom in this city. Mr. Herbert is III,
eldest son OF Captain Charles James Herbert, of Iei
Majestys Grenader Guards, and Is well known in clul
circles. The Rev. Dean C. II. GaIdrer oficiaed
Miss woolworth the maid OF honor. she Wore
gown OF white India mule trimmed with Nalendenncs
lace and large white chip hat dressed with white
Ia II.
satin trimmed with point applique and made In The
Empire STYLE. cluster Of lilies OF the valley held
the lace veil in place. Miss Lemst a magnificent
necklace OF pearls and emerads gift from the bride
groom, who presented 10 his ushcrs, Arthur GuOn
Edmund NJ Fairfield. W. &. Doane and Clifford Smith
scarf pins two hearts outlined IN pearls, surmouned
with crown OF pearls Mr.. and Mrs Herbert VII
make their home in this city.
There are several weddings announced for this wecl
and three or four for the last week Of the month
ON Tuesday Miss Estcle Gilbert, the daughter o
q. Darlington Gilbert, will be married to Joseph j
Manning In st. Patncks Cathedral. There will be- ~
reception until the couple have returned from thfi
summer outing. The marriage Of Miss Mary Armour
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Herman o. Armour, OF TIL
city, TO William Gilman Nichols son OF william
snowden Nichols will take place on the same day a
Wallheim the summer home Of the brides parents. a
Tarrytown he Hudson. The wedding VIII De
somewhat small one the guests hidden being mem
Der, of the families Of Philip Armour. Of Chicago
and the ArmOurs Of II. Louis and y. X. Fairbank
the united families OF Mrs. a. Erickson and Gilman
Ii. Icrkins, OF Rochester. and the families OF eN
Governor Rice, OF Massachusetts,, and a. Wentworth
Erickson Wentworth and Willoughby stewart. Ih'
father OF the bridegroom elect originally Boston
mai, whose family was connected with the early
history OF the city. lie j. one OF the Oldest mem
bers OF the New-York stock Exchange and umoI
League CLUB, and has lived Grimes Hill, slater
Island, for the last tlrtyfve years, excepting tn
winter months passed In this city. a. Erickson
his grandfather OF the pioneer settlers 0
tho city of Rochester. and prominently ideniife'
with It's development and public institutions. IiD
bridegroom Is a welknOwn business man, connectei
with architecture and the arts.
on Wednesday evening the marriage of Miss Marie
Hunt daughter of Mr. and Mrs v Hamilton Hunt