New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-02
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

SUI .here was the usual hitung 10 the country
Cd, and hunting fields Society, or rather good
c'u.' =, Il. wendell its way to Westches'er Tuxedo'
part ,.,ora the Oranges and the Hudson River,
Lohs as members of gay house parties until
10 fe morning At the Meadowbrook Club
fono' .,ncuishing features of the day were the
the us and hunt Because OF the frozen cond-
gon 80 ,,e course where the steeplechase was to
ton OIL w. H. programme of festivities which had
be run cod 10 mark the close of the hunting
De-" as not carried out. However, there was
seaso'' rovd at the clubhouse. where luncheon
a '"o Srved and the usual gay doings were enacted
was ST., ore runs with the hounds at the other
The'e c,ubs with luncheon at the cluohouses,
COUNT No dining and dancing ended the festivities.
ana h"" t,ost of Thursday and the early part of
The h"' &c well was a warning to the hunting
the ,,s end OF the season here was approach
set 'ha' ~ a season of mild temperature may
ing, until the Christmas holidays are at
hand 81. Netropolitan Opera House con-
N" =, he the general meeting-place for all So
tnue' ,,,,dav night was the gayest and most
..n,sn that the opera house mas seen TINS season
m"'s 80 in the horseshoe bossomed with fair
Tue W." toilets and generous enthusiasm for the
faces 80 CHEEKY talk and light laughter filled
pew. nrenroved The debutantes for this years
ps we're we'll represented group that at
W." W. considerable attention was In the Gould
"" hsre Mrs George Gould and Miss Kitty cam
o'A vs.. sida bv side Mrs. Gould looked extreme
- ,,ractive in a gown OF white satih' maue "th
~ ,a,ashioned bodice with large pulled sleeves
- - cluster OF American Beauty roses orha-
'a .1 ,he right shoulder. Her jewels consisted OF
mehseu rsar,s and a REVERE of diamonds Miss
a "' u,as In white silk draped with white crepe
's w. william Astor held a little court In her
10 ,ch she shared with her young relative MISS
-. E,nesand one of the seasons deoutahtes'
nv, ,s,or wore a gown of black satin while MISS
.,.rsland looked as pretty as PINK IN whie SATIN
h'"e ~J Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt occupied their
-, O., the first time this season Mrs. Nahueroit
W. tired in black velvet. and wore long strand
va" ..,s obout her neck Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt
" uos with her parents. wore a dainty gown Oh
WI, h,ua silk Mrs. 5. Van Rensselaer, Cruser
,,c extremely handsome in a gown OF siVery
w. so,in with some pearl and diamond orna-
80 was constantly surrounded by crown Vi
ar in Box No .. which she shared Win VI
ras p Kernochan and Mrs. Stuyvesaht fls"'
60 uarrochan's gown was of deep violet brocaue'
.l,b diamonds at the corsage and IN the couture
Ms Fish was in a gown of pigeon s-oreas' sa'i",
lilo haing finished with blush rose-colored
.,rs, Mrs William X. Vanderbilt IN gorgeous
-, ~ white satin. the corsage "rnameh'eu VIZ"
"a ., Nile green ribbon. had as her guests MIS-
um,ar, p Travers who was in q gown OF Wh''e
..,,, which had an odd combination OF OiacK jets
-, nois green ribbon at the corsage ana MISS OV"-
-,.,o Vanderbilt who wore gown oil White sim
W. and Mrs August Belmont, the latter III o'a' :"
valve, occupied Perry Belmonts box anu hau WIZ"
49,, NJ and Mrs Sidney Dillon Ripley. Mrs
p,sv wore an effective gown oil plach S"''i'
trimmed with emerald green velvet ana lace
Ms Paran Stevens. IN handsome gown Oh
-. hrocoda trimmed with sable. had as her
.r.,, Mrs Peter Cooper Hewitt. who was IN heho-
go satin draped with black gauze. Mrs George
H., warren had with her Mrs. Karrick Riggs,
uho wore a gown OF pale blue satin. draped WIN
white satin and Mrs. Whitney Warren wearing d
eown OF black satin. trimmed with saimoh p''h
1oo,rs r,hbons and ostrich tips. Mrs. Oliver haT-
riman IT, in black satin, ana MIS-. W. h"3aiu
Cutting in salmon pink MORE. were the guests u
NJ Wm,am Rhinelander Stewart. who wore
GOWN 81 white satin trimmed with bands OF sable.
Mr. and Mrs Elisha Dyer. jr.. the latter In smell
,,,r chiffon over satin and Mrs. William Burden
!, GOWN of black velvet. trimmed with white lace.
had az their guests in their box Miss Greta Pome-
row. in white satin. and Miss Luisetta Bonapar'e'
in gown OF black and gray satin. Mrs hooer'
Coelet In gown of black and golc brocade' 'he
bodice embeshed with tabs Of pale blue rioooh'
shared her box with Mrs. Richard Gampreh' WIN
was in gown of black velvet. the corsage orna-
mented with a large sunburst of diamonds.
OF the weddings of the week the greatest oispia,
a, taste and beauty was undoubtedly at that vi
Miss Julia Fish Rogers, daughter OF MI ana MIS-
William Evans Rogers, and granddauSh'ei Vi ''''
hte Hamilton Fish, and kenneth fia~'e'' ~
artist and son of Proft ssor b. w Frazier OF Lee
Meh University, which was celebrated al noon vi
Tuesday in ST. Philips Protestant Ep's'oP'
Church in the Highlands. at Garrisons. Inc he'
n, walter Thompson. the rector Of the church
,.r,orrood the ceremony and Bishop Doane. of AL
bany. pronounced the benediction. Inc pliuc WI
goun NJ ivory satin trimmed with lace that mao
belonged 70 her mother. The veil was OF point ia0'
and il was caught up with pearl and diamond orha
ments. The conventional bouquet was osc4' ueu 10
Battle-Ground prayer-book. a present from bishoi
nosns There were four bridesmaids; two MIS-
Elsie Frazier OF Philadelphia, ana MISS l.! u'a NV
mond of this city. were in white cIo'h' "'"'''''
with frr and made with green velvet bodices; the
other txo Miss Cornela Rogers ana MISS i'al'''
Rogers sisters Of the bride, were also attires IN
co.,rrDas ., u.hi,a cloth trimmed with fur. and
rnads with ,,,k velvet bodices. Each wore whit'
cloth hat trimmed with pink roses ana iur' husn
Frazier OF California was his brothers pes, man
and Philip Bernhard. William h. hyue' D. "a'
Kendall William benjamin, OF TINS chy' III
Charles Frazier OF Philadelphia, ana Mu'i "S
Forbes Of Paris, were the ushers. Inc rec'p.'o'
held at Beverly. the country home OF the p'ue
parents The guests from this city ana fhiiaoei
pha went from the Grand Central Station on
spccldl trdn.
A pretty welding in town on Tuesday afternoon
was that OF Miss Annie Blair Stephens, niece Vi
Witt Clinton Blair. 20 the Rev. Cnauhcey '"
Goodrich until a short time ago an assistant Oh III
Charles H. Parkhurst. in whose church IN Mau'so"
ave, the marriage ceremony took place. the pastor
assisted by the Rev DR.. Theodore l.. cuyier' Oh
brooklyn. officiating. The bride, VINO was s''e'
away BY her uncle, wore a gown OF "hl'e 'a''''
the skirt opening on one side over panei Oh
Chiffon caught with orange blossoms. the corsas'
trimmed with chiffon and tulle veil fastened VIII
Z coronet Of orange blossoms. The mad Oh ho"o'
Mss Sarah stephens sister of the bride, was IN pai'
pink silk while the two bridesmaids. Miss Nellie
Goodrich and Miss Alice Humphreys. were attiren II
toilets OF Nile green satin. trimmed win ""'''
cninon The reception was held AT 'he no'''r ~
The brides cousin G. Ledyard Blair, No 10 Eas
Sixteth-st The Rev Mr.. Goodrich ana MS pf'u'
VIII SAIL for Europe this week for year stay Vi
the Continent
Inc wedding Of Miss olive w Condit ana H'"aN
e. Hall will take place at O'Clock tomorrow ai'e'
noon In the Church OF the Heavenly feSt' '"'i'