New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18

rector Inc ceremony which will be performed by the
hS% the SrS S S6 & East # 's:
ose Gra S Pssr ar 0as daughter q MIS-
Az Reformed charch MISS Hattie ziiie SIS
ira s WIN ss Rss @3a G haH
de G the ana ,hs S z Milf be 6s
brothers best man. The ushers viii be Frank
ssa aty Henry Fish Frank ztte Charles Car
held at Sherry's
A. 4 fashionable wedding in Brooklyn Tuesday
est daughter Of Samuel II. Seaman, TO William Au-
at bs b Reed Of The he VIII take aee at
Hegn,s The Rey Charles Hall recor of The the
viii be the a HS T by Miss s Se
Miss Julia Fish and her two sisters Miss sadie n
chosen Arthur Melvin Hatch his best man, and
the brides 9rother joseph n Seaman James NJ
WHY'S Terry and Jonathan Buckley, az the ush-
ers Another fashionable wedding in Brooklyn on
eslant Episcopal Church on the Heights. when
Miss Sarah Brookman dausher Of Mr and pS MTs
Bradford Niles, Of this city ,r,,,...,,. Doc
to Stuart Scott has been broken off ana Mr. Scott
Ia gone 10 the far West TO remain for some TIM
eldest da1ghler of Mr. ana Mrs. Aibert \. Robert,
of No, eos second,ave., to DIR. Louis Fischer.
At her I home So 2, East Sxis@con-st in honor
Will sail on Saturday next for Europe. Mrs Giants
Within "fRS M5 Mp cGancs anii
Louise McAllister. Miss Livingston Ludlow. Mrs.
Ferdnand 8 Wer Mn fa r Grant also ana gave
informal reception on Thursday and Friday in honor
Egypt. ''''''.' '>'e'.'' - ''''' Wv
National Academy of Design Building continues
Its successful career and the atten lance last week
was most encouraging to the members of the vari-
ous committees. ON Thursday again there was mu-
SC. ana the presence of Mrs John 4. Lowery and
bv corps Of aids. Including Miss Marie Winthrop
Miss Bend and several other bellies added consider
is really avort reer VI h T mos, Of the
ors at the exhibition Next THURSDAY Mrs J. H9-
over this attractive part of the show.
Card parties are still coming out thick and fast
son would FIJI this column. Mrs. II Mckim. Of No.
b West Twenteth-st.. will give reception, on
Charles Lincoln Wetherbee will give a reception
On oa Toe5 e, DeGe0ep at the Bs s aR
Hooper Wetherhee; on December 1 MIR w. Pen,
cp G aad the next DAY Mrs Sse a aHr%a
Of No 80 West Forteth-st.; ana Mrs. Henry c.
receptions. Mrs Valentines entertainment will hc
given to introduce her daughter Miss Susie Val
of the early winter will be the dinner party
which viii he given by Mr. ana Mrs. Albert 20,
their daughter Miss Helen Gansevoor' Edwards,
Dec Decem NIB :. Mis William T Meredith viii give
a tea to introduce her daughter. Miss Mary Mere
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Gerard. on account Of
the recent death of Mrs. Gcrard's father will he
winters season. George Vanderbilt who is a
great admirer of Courtlandt Palmer the pianist
his mothers home N Ffth-ave. IN honor 90 the
young man who, in connection with Seidls Or
presence of about seventy-fivc persons. After the
derbilt Will give a second reception with music for
his young friend on December II.
Among the incidents that Will mark This week as
an important in ;he calendar of society the most
interesting viii be tho opening niglt ~ the oIei
season at the METROPOLITAN Opera u 'use tonorrrow
known people IN society ana FOR weeks - come The
play Of beauty. wealth. dress and Jewels, and the
will attend the sixth annual Harvard-NMc ban,
night Of this week The arrrngoI,en;s for The bal.
which is strictly imitation aii"ir, are Tor e r
resented among the guests: hut Bosion Phllale.-
rhia Hartford ana New-Hay,gn The pa'r,onessGgs
are Mrs. Charles y. Chapn. Mr. Dwight - eano
Mrs. James \. RumrL Nj. waite ~ Wssson'
Mrs Elisha MoTgan Mr. tTelericK Harris anu "rS
Ex.sc cretary william c whiney. accompanied
by his daughter. Miss Pauline Wh:ney an his son.
Harry Payne whitney. VIII al i5r ~, en-
Wednesday, December 3, In the sie@msn2 M"Jrs i
few months Of i in Egyp Ma Wh'nsl is s, IN
Clan TO SEEK A mlldcr climate ;han j. found In New
York from December TO March a.,
1T vii take place somewhere between tho 18th OF
January and LIST of Febr1sry. MIRO. Orange
County gave the first dance OF ne season lhuI,-
day evening The rooms weTJ beautifully d"cofh''l'
the decorations. by Dorm. consisting OF ho%rr..
number OF flags and festoons Of pine the .meg' 81
the lights on them being much admired Aii"ri
Orchestra furnished the music. ana me SUPPER Wa
served hv Konnlght. while committee consisting
Of James Rollins sutherland; Frank i.nnpt23n
Rogers. Frank Reid. Charles Reil and Fcriinand -
Reiyea. looked after the comforts ~ ne Elc s
Among those present were Mr.. and Ms i ot'Ns,'.'
Vr and Mrs livingston. Mr. and Mrs. \ o ho0l"y'
Miss post; H. Mnvile Moorehouge. John r marion.
Mir Camben. Of New-York: Mr. ana Miss MAJ
ihews Of Hrooilyn: 1.ucius r RI ara +: 9
Warrington OF Washington. j. G.; MISS lu!h i'aIeh;
Of Elizabeth. y j.; SIR. Holm Mss Eiark d and
Miss lager Of Cornwall-on- Hudson: the VI lH,rs
Demaresi Of the Pines Che.ieri MSS raf Mss
TSi,h cromwell and the Misses TOWNSEND OF
Highland Mills y. y ne Misses kSld. Mri @ az
Wooahai MIR knight Miss Ettsl knlgh Si@rr ,ao-
tn,eh, DR. and Ma. Day. and many oln,r P.p-
DE from Mddletown. Goshen. Tuxedo anu war
Mrs r St John Ganney he'd large r'cpi
on Thursday afternoon at the osnor" ii,f Wrs
on,h-s, and Seventh-ave. \ dinner ioIloW,u. VI,
GsTncv was assisted IN receiving h"i lI''.' ps
Me- GafInev OF Limerick. Ireland MT, ,',.In,g
and Miss Gaffney will be Al home on he~' I"''''''
afternoon from to ! O'CLOCK.