New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Nj. and Mrs Oliver Sumner Teal last evening.
under rather trying circumstances. gave the first
Of the series Of entertainments which they have
planned for Thursday afternoons and evenings OF
June al their country house. at Park HE. The
damp weather kept many Of the guests away, and
instead OF campfire tea on the grounds the en-
iertainment resulted in a reception held In the club
house. Mr.. and Mrs Teal received alone. The
plan Of the campfire tea with few exceptions. was
adhered 10. Some Of the features Of IL were clam
chowder baked beans. coffee and doughnuts
tamales, pancakes cooked by colored men In cos
tune claret punch and beer. At O'Clock last
night there a vaudeville entertainment IN the
clubhouse under the direction Of J. II. Azpuente. in
which there were banjo solos by Brooks Denton and
Hi. humorous stories and recitations by J. S.
Burdetie plantation songs by the Misses Leech. and
songs by the Metropolitan Quarter Of male voices
The coaching season between the Hotel Brunswick
and Westchester County ended yesterday. The
b. coach Tempest and the extra coach yesterday car
ried their passengers 10 the Morris Park races. In
stead Of to the Country Club, at Pelham. j. Clinch
Smith was the coachman Of the Tempest, which
was engaged for the day by Mr.. and Mrs Henry
G. Trevor. Their guests were Mrs. James Hude
Beekman, Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Bowers. Miss Kear-
ney Miss Remsen. f. De Peyster Livingston. J. y.
Winslow. j. Davis and f. McDougan Hawkes.. On
the extra coach. fooled by Francis r Underhlll
were Mr.. and Mrs Henry D. Steers Miss Watson,
Mrs. John W. Davis. Mrs. Andrew Miller, Miss
Davis. ". V. B. Davis. James Hude Beekman and
7. A. Watson
A jolly coaching party started from the home OF
MIS- l-loby. No 3O7 Amsterdam-ave on Decora-
iion Day afternoon, and after speeding through
me PARK and on out TO Pelham. returned 70 the
Hotel Savoy for dinner In the evening a dance
was gwen for The coachers al Mrs. G0odwlns No
~ west End-ave Among those present were Mrs
LIBBY, the Misses Clark McGregor Glenney Stud
.,ey Hayward. Wehrhave Clifford and Paret
@essrs Goodwin. Fielding Erten Van Schaick
EBogart LlPpincott Dudley. Jamson, Ashley and
Dr. G. L. Brodhead
Miss Helen Embury. daughter Of Abraham EN-
puIy' VIII be married to-day 10 l. Franklin Ward
vel OF Stamford. Conn. al the home Of her
IMner' In West Seventy-second-st The wedding
s wn oe quiet on account OF the recent death OF
The brides mother
!, The marriage Of Miss Florence Greene 10 p
manning Miller. Of New-York has been arranged
LOT saturday afternoon June &C. at $3.50 O'clock al
n1aIrytown. Miss Greene is daughter of Cyrus
= Ireene. formerly OF Orange y. J. The wedding
VIII TAKE place at Christ Church The maid OF
nnonor VIII be Miss Gertrude Greene sister of the
pnoe, and the bridesmaids Miss Edith Miller sis
ssr OF the bridegroom Miss Margharita TAYLOR
1nIss MABEL Jones and Miss Natalie Sedgwick
tt.a,ph Miller brother OF the bridegroom will be
,rst man; Dwight Miller. 4. J. b. Brinckerhof C.
i-yaH ana MT Sinclair TO be ushers
pSuuge william j. Osborne OF the City Court
DDhtookiyn; was married Tuesday to Mrs Ella G.
nnossIndTotn. at Stamford. Conn. The Rev. Dr. r.
was widower