New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

the ha nerfcctIon Of It's spring time bcauty-the
no" rsen OF the foliage and the rich deep verdure
'ens ,,rf coming out In the most decided contrast
OF the cav with four-in-ha and breakfast and
ns 49, r,rtles have been the order Of the day
lnnen.O ,he regular trips of the public coach Tenn
Bes"'o n,, men have taken their coaches out, and
pes, -, md clubhouse have been a common meet
inc .,,d for friends and acluaintances. Coach
ms er,,es are as popular as ever ana the tempest
"s - s,arts away from the Ho;c! Brunswick with
se'' - full complement Of passengers. on FRIDAY
o. o,,rs, 1sen had the coach for party or guests
T. O whom were his fiance. Miss Hope Goddard
sm'"s so,o1 exceedingly pretty AMI happy, too. in
Nno NJ unchecked blue and white silk. and her
Cos CO.. colonel William Goddard; Miss Anna Sands
'a'H', ...oordo yznaca who sat beside Mr. Cnderhil
W. tox sent. on the drive out; john c. Furman.
On w. rl0any and Victor Sorchon. The marriage
Will Will Goddard and Mr. Iselin. 1t is said Will h-
,.,-,,ed before many weeks.
e, saturday the usual parade of the New-Nork
...hIrg club will take place. and If the day
~.,a he fine all fashionable New-iork VIII put
"'I w. holiday garb and turn out to see the show
on three new teams. one recently imported are
wv ..d 10 appear for the first time. The coaches
- -s,,sr IN their spick and span coats of pain,
vi" ,rish and the members and their frienOs
" A,,s bravely IN their coats of the latest Lon
W" W." IKE while the ladies' in their gowns OF many
"" r,,h their laps full OF the brightest ana
ev.ssmelllng spring flowers. will give the crown
&C. ,ouch of beauty 70 the scene.
T,a number Of Americans, and more especlahy OF
-. walkers IN London ut present. is surprising
-. ,-escntatiors NJ the recent draving-rooms
- arc generally limited to four. have in most
VIZ exceeded that number. Mrs. Van Rensselaer,
-. Mics Woodward. Mrs. Bradley-Martin and
al others whose names are not so well known
,h,s side have been duly presented and re-
.,.A BEFORE the end Of June there Will be several
- names added TO the list. Every steamer that
NV or adds 70 the already large American popu-
,.,or abroad and the foreign bankers say they
.,.- have issued so many letters OF credit as at
..ssn, Some of those who sailed within the last
~. davs were Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Wander
81, Mr.. and Mrs. Elbrdge T. Gerry. the Misses
CIV Mr.. and Mrs. George II. MARS. Mrs W.
oS..,ov parsons. William c. Whitney. Miss Pauline
ur,,,ov Mrs Herman Oelr.chs, Miss Virginia
r.,r Mr. and Mrs Stephen Whitney. Miss whitney.
NJ e,d Mrs Edward 5. Willing. Miss Willing, Mrs.
usnrv Clews, Miss Elice Clews. Mrs Pierre
,or,I,srd Mrs Brayton Ives. the Misses Ives. and
Mrs H. Holbrook Curtis.
n,easant incident Of the week in town was
.hs srst concert OF the Cantaa Club. at the house
=, Mrs Frederick Goodrdge. on Thursday night
The organization. whose members are young people
trown IN society began its serious work n few
,oor,bs aTo when II undertook the study OF stand
o-s works with the sole idea Of performing them
az acceptably as could be expected OF any we'll
trained chorus limited TO forty voices. Under the
direction OF A. s. Baker the club made rapid prog
ss and Of tie first concert showed itself possessed
Of some excellent talent The important work or
the night was Sterndale Benefits pastoral cantata
"May Queen" in which the solos were sung by
Mrs Toedt Frank H. Potter MILFORD Waters and
Miss Luisita Leland. whose voice was probably
never heard to better advantage. Among those who
sn,oves the concert were Mrs. Richard Irwin. Mrs.
Charles H. Leland Mrs. j. Watts Kearny. Ms.
II Victor Newcomb the Misses Clark. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Lyon Gardner. Mrs Grenville Winthrop Miss
Winthrop Mrs. Frank Adams, Mas Hcnry, tie
Messrs Henry Miss ogden. Miss Bliss. Miss Con-
stance Curtis Alexander BrTen. Banyer Clarkson
and Mr. and Mrs. Gouyerneur NJ Carnochan. The
club will give Its next concert In December
One Of the mos; fashionable weddings 81 the
week will undoubtedly be that OF Miss Lo'..sl A.
Johnson daughter Of the late William VI. Johnson,
and Mr. Robert Cooper ToWnscr.. a stepb:cther
OF the BRIDE and son Of f. VI. Townsend who
married Miss Johnson's mother, several years ago
This is TO take place at O'Clock on Tuesday after
noon In ST. Bartholomew's Protestant Episcopal
Church. Madson-ave. and Forty-fourth-st The cou-
pie are young. handsome and well known In society
50 there Is certain to be large and handsomely
dressed gathering in ST. Bartholomew Church. The
ceremony will be performed by the rector the Rev
Dr. David II, Greer. who will be assisted by the
minister In charge Of s.. Paui's Chapel. Broadway
and Vessy-st. the Rev D.. William Montague
Geer. Clusters Of white spring flowers agans,
background Of green will decorate the chancel into
which the bride will b. led By her brother. Cu;hbert
slocum Johnson who will also give her away. Her
gown will be OF white satin embelished with point
diamond ornaments The six bridesmaids in pretty
gowns Of while silk crepe embroidered and trimmed
Emma scudder Miss Louisa Du Vivier Miss Natha-
l Hn Da yiyler and The brides Two coqslns. Mss
these Miss Johnson has given orchid lacepns set
with diamonds. William John Wadsworth will a.
Yen, ,snd Mr. TOWNSEND as best man while the ushers
groom; Lawrence Whitney. Alexander s Webb. jr.,
Albert Albert w Hoyt, John Harsen Rhoades r., and
best man and the ushers scarfpins II emcralds
ana pearls; designed 20 represent spray u lilies
q Inc valley. Following The ceremony there Will /
Dc reception al the home OF the parents Of ;he /
iyOq M. COUPE Mr. and Mrs F. NJ. Townsend. No.
,,OIne OF the early June weddings will be that OF
1ss Eleanore Morgan, daughter Of Mrs. George
Celebrated in ST. Georges Protestant Episcopal
srs orr in Styyesant square ang VIII have sey
chorus ana several other selections Viii be sung
~ me Ladies Lenox Choral Society. Of which
iss bo MAUD Morgan Is director The reception at
ave. VIII be for the families OF the pair.
ws ,Snlly Protesiant Episcopal Church corner OF
noon Yesterday the OF a large ana fashionable
seSa sg The bride was Miss Esther Maria Lewis,
o. one Time United States Minister TO Portugal, AMI
T Me bridegroom was Charles Merrill Chaplin, OF
annssWood The church ana chancel were hand /
soney decorated with flowers and palms, and, IN D
~ Of the welding the boats and ferry houses OF
me me hoooken Ferry were gayy dressed with flags .
fa Duhing ana the business Offices Of tho HOOoken
dsy ara Improvement Company were also IN holI
ss.,u azure The bride. wearing a gown OF ivory
SAN am Trimmed with point lace and veil OF the
an. u ich lace. entered the church and was given
WS Dy her brother. Edwin a. S. Lewis Miss /,
M, z Garnett. half-sister OF the bride was the
csiwouva honor; Her gown was OF white MORE and !
Sresssus ana she wore large hat Of white chiffon
srstv WIN white p.umes. The bridesmaids, I'm /
"a so"ns OF white satin covered with white SIX !
by ~ Sasli ana large hats. similar 20 the
Inn inal1 OF honor. were the brides sister Miss
rtns p Lewis; Miss Olive Thornburgh Miss Katha-
Ham, opklns Of Washington Miss NJ. Gertrude
ark a. o. cleveland; Miss ID. r. Fleming. OF New
pss, aao Miss Louisa ID. Speer. Of Plitsburg Miss
ycu sn A .N Jones. OF Engewood and the brides
oorss sisier. Miss EeanOr =. &. Lewis were the
hs, snis. Frederick T. Camp. OF this city, was
ss,s man The ushers were James Mercer Gar
Robsr,, TPorfo,her or the bride: Harmon NJ. Chaplin
Villa, LIVINGSTON Stevens. an uncle Of the bride:
ctvs,a =. Rhodes and Charles A. Otis jr. OF
esrsmo onu' and Walter Mckay. OF Englewooi. The
0eorno' vas performed by the rector the Rev.
E,,ffs~ =. hougnton. who was assisted by Bishop
ns rsy OF Newark. The reception followed nj
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