New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY

! the metropolitan opera House there was xo,, =
| general revival in the world OF society All w
the line during the last week. Not TIA, ,sE
were any particularly notable entertainmsr,. "''s
as much entertaining is customary at hls
| SON. but many familiar faces were seen in tho I, 70
| I'm the streets and in the boxes Of the oper, IS
and there marked renewal Of interest 10 -
topics most discussed al present In the fashlon.ss
world Society from the outset stamped with .
approval the supplementary season OF ouer, -. ~
every night last week the gatherings in the h..
| and in the other parts Of the house AS well a.,
| In point Of social distinction and brllliancy a, ~
tune fully equal to any OF the sssemblass, ~.
in the same place during the recent regula, -,
SON. on Monday night many beautiful v,n.'
were present Mrs W. Seward Webb. in yss'
satin with her corsage plen;ifui.y sprinkled 49,.
| diamond ornaments, had as her CUES, in her -
Mrs. Oliver Hartman. Jr, wao looked remark,s,'
handsome In a pompadour b-ocade; Mrs Bu..
Roche in pale-olue satin trimmed with point l,
sat in a box with Mrs. j. Il. Letter. who wa. .
black velvet trimmed with point lace, wear,r,
coronet of diamonds and Miss Letter. in ra,,
effective gown of white satin, iecked with sr,
and ornamented with some lace. Mrs. Hs,,
Clews. in a pretty gown of blue satin and lac. -
cupied her box with her daughter Miss H.,
C,ews who was In rose-plnk satin and chr
Perry Belmont's box held Mrs Edmund l.. BasI
who was attired in pale-bluc brocade, trimmed ri,
silver and lace. and Mrs. Karr!ck Riggs, in ab,.s
some gown OF pink brocade and point lAe v,
Paran Stevens. in a rich gown Of mauye brocs5
and wearing some handsome pearl and d!ano,,
ornaments, had hcr guests In her box Mn
Townsend Burden in white satin, made with hun
sleeves of turquoise b.ue velvet Miss Evelyn gv.
den. in black crepe trimmed with forget-n.s,
b.ue ribbons and Mrs. William Post. who looks
handsome in a gown Of palc-blHe satin, trimrs
with point lace. Lady sykes, In a striking gs,
! Of pala-bue brocade and lace, was. with her h.
band SIR Tatton Sykes. the guest cf MF and I'm
| ogden Mills Mrs. W. Starr Miller lgh0 sfa
| for Europe yesterday. wearing a gown o. silva.
gray satin, trimmed With pom; lace and gOrssol
! stomacher Of diamonds sat w:,h Mrs. Wht,s
! Warren VINO wore gown o. blue brocade. I'm
George II. Bend. in gown Of hoiiotrope satin, ha
with her in her box Miss Amy Bend, in paeprf
! MORE trimmed w!;h silver lace. and Miss BeauI
! Bend in light-bue satin and cafon. Mrs WI.
| lam Jay and Miss Eiith Gushing, both Of wh-
! occupied seats IN the orchestra. wore hantN-.
gowns. the former being dressed IN black yeyg
trimmed with folds OF white moire and ACE, a..
the latter in peach-colored SATIN combined Ta
cer.sse vavet
Among others who were seen almost nightly
the boxes were Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt IN
! p,bridgo T. Gerry. the Misses Gerry. Mrs Bgs.
| anan Winthrop Miss Marie Winthrop, Mrs Ria
er, Goelet Mrs. Egerton i. Winthrop, jr, IN
r. II. Hunt, Mrs. George Gr5wod Haven, IN
4. j. Forbes-Leth Mrs. Frederic Sheldon Nh
Stephen Peabody. Mrs. ". Bayard cutting, Ms
William Manice Mrs. Frederic Bronson. Mrs VIZ
lam p Douglas, Miss julia Van Duzer' Miss Pon<
ROY and Mrs George Henry Warren. Jr.
The weddings fell off decidedly In number IN
week. but the few which took place were a,gl
attended, and there was general disposition u
take advantage Of the pleasant weather. ami
assemble wherever and whenever opportunity q.
fered The wedding Of Miss Edith KIP the o,l
daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Lawrence KIP q
Richard McCreery brought together in Gna
Church on Wednesday afternoon brilliant con-
pany. The pleasant weather had much to 90 via
the large attendance at the church AMI al the recs
ton, and probably had all To do with the Nonie'
ful display Of the latest spring fashions. The erI
presents. some Of which were mentioned IN T..
Tribune on Thursday. were beautiful and nuEes'a
nearly 800 Mr. and Mrs. McCreery will sal I,
England in the steamship TeutoEc on May I'll
summer they will occupy the London home OK W.
McCreery's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Ani''
McCreery, and after the fashionable season II "a
British capital they plan TO visit ana spend so1
time in the Scottish Highlands. Next winter tia
will occupy a villa at Paris. Several dinners a.
luncheons will be given in honor Of the pair bs''
they sail A fashionable wedding at New-Brigs-
s J.. on Tuesday night was that OF Miss Cara
Ruth Golden Tracy, daughter OF Mr.. and Nra-
Golden Tracy. 10 Frederick William Corse. IN
ceremony. which took place in Christ Churca' W
followed by a large reception at The home OF ~
and Mrs. Tracy. in Richmond Terrace. Inc Il
bridesmaids received from the bride soivenir po
in the shape OF little wreaths Of orange blossom
made Of white enamel and diamonds. While vi
Corse's best man and the ushers received rOa
the bridegroom scarf pins OF rose buds IN shais
plnk enamel and diamond dewdr0ps Miss EnI
l. Lentuhon daughter of Joseph Lenulhon VIZ
was married 10 John Parkin clifford. II lr1-9
Cha0el on Thursday afternoon, presented 10 neF ~
tenlants corsage ornaments-laurei wreaths
pearls Mr. Chords souvenirs ID his oesi man aA'
ushers were coronet scarfpins O; pearls
The weddings this week will De- numerous a''
no doubt some Of them will be brilliant anai-s ~
morrow Mrs Amy Marguerite Somple, daugnteI !"
/ Mr.. and Mrs Charles Couler; anl widow o. ~
Kenzle Semple at one time Assistant Dis'rlct'"'
torney OF New-York. will be married % b. fFess'S
Brennig, in the Chapel OF the Blessed virgin"
St Patrck's Cathedral Archbishop CorrIsan v"
perform the ceremony, and the Rev. y. " M'hS
non rector Of 81. Lawrence's church. thS CITY, Wa
celebrate the nuptial mass. only relatives anu -
than a dozen Intimate friends have been bddsh
either the ceremony the wedding breakfast "",.
is to follow at the home OF Mr.. arl Mrs Couie'"
West Forty-eighth-st. Mr. Brennig, who is a Ud'1'
elor IS Vice-Consu of the United states at ba'S'N
With his bride ne will sail for France On the s'eA-.
ship la Bourgogne on May 8. and after ',.
Mrs Semple's sister. the Marquse De CholsSes w., w.
90 To Java William 4. Garrison WIZ a'ten' -.
Brennlg as best man at the wedding ''-m0, -"
the Cathedral on Tuesday morning wll take pa
the marriage Of Miss Eleanor Forester Peek % uau.
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Frederic J. Peck. OF Ne" ",rA's
TO Eugene kinnaird McEnroe OF this CITY In -" :,
ceptlon and wedding breakfast are 10 io''O"
Sherrys ,y,
On Welnes lav Miss Anna Louise Lamoh" -,
ter Of the late Charles \. Lamont VIII oe na aA.r,
to Henry Hardness Flagler. in the Madison ' IN
Baptist Church The Rev. DR.. Ii. NJ Sanders -.
otncate and the reception will be held al ,'e ,n,
OF the brides mother. No. 555 fth-aye MISS r.
Wright, a granddaughter OF the late ueO'sV us..
will be married to Armistead Peters. IT, o' a.,
ington at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on the sa"' ,-r,
In the Church OF the Pilgrims, Remsen anu ,nS,,
sts Brooklyn, on Wednesday cveninG, MISS '' -.
Dixie. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Camdeh " III, N
will be married to Murray Boocock. ms W." VI
the fashionable wedding OF the week IN D',a
20 10 10 ~