New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-30
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY

Although the fashionable uptown avenue. 49,.
streets are crowded. the shops doing rushing hu
ness the theatres packed TO the doors and Csr,,,
Park lively as 1t was in June yet the fashionah,.
residents only transients, and have no inten,.
OF settling down to town life for least six ws.,
| to come. At Newport society has subsded ,,.
domesticity, and while the place is shorn Of its An.
side gayety the music sted and the dancers h.,.
hled themselves of to the Berkshire region M.
Of the cottages still full and Bellevueave s,v
with equipages and dinners innumerable Mr. We.
| Allen has a house full Of guests, Including la
| Lister Kaye and Mrs. Willie Jaffray at Wakehu,,t
| where there is a good deal OF amusement alwsv.
provided by the generous host for his guests n.
arrival of Prince Poggio Suasa Ruspoli. Mayor ~
| Rome; the Princess Ruspol Prince Juan del Draw
of Rome; Mr.. and Mrs. W. Storrs Wells after SPEND
| ing the summer in Europe. and Mrs. Carroll MAJ.
| lavish and Miss MacTavish. has given fresh i'm.
| petus to dinner gayetes. Miss MacTavish it NAV
| be recalled. was several years ago reported en-
gagged to the Duke OF Norfolk Her paternal grand.
aunts the Misses Cation. OF Baltimore, almost
| the first American women to wear coronets Mss
MacTavish has the blood OF the CAROLS Scots and
| Mayos in her veins. Her mother, formerly Mar.
! celia Scott, IS the only surviving child Of General
| Winfield Scott and has the same blond beauty ana
naughty bearing that distinguished all his daugh.
ters. The Prince and Princess Ruspoli and the
Prince del Drayo entertained at dinner on Fri.
day night by Baron and Baroness de Seiiere. and
tomorrow night they will be among the guests az
dinner which Ward McAlster will give in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs John A. Stewart, jr.
Lenox was fuller and gayer last week than Il
ever was before. Large and small dances have
followed dinner parties. while golf. boating and
driving have contributed their share TO the gen.
eral round of amusements. Picnic parties have
made their annual invasion OF the solitudes, and
spread their luncheon cloths on the borders OF the
noisy little streams which abound in the neigh
The number OF prominent
strangers registered at the only hotel in the place
and distributed among the cotagers Is larger than
for many years past The Diplomatic Corps 10
particularly well represented. Mrs. William Astor,
who arrived at her Fifth-ave. home from New.
port on Friday. will go Lenox in few day.
to be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Orme Wilson, who
are established for the season at Fairy Lawn, az
the Kneeard Place is called. 1t is not likely that
Mrs. Astor will visit Rhinebeck this autumn She
will come directly to town the close Of her visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson.
Tuxedo was gay place last week. the golf team
tournament having attracted a great 'hr"ne Of
visitors tc the park, which seems more Nul
than ever The victorious team, the Country Club,
of Brookline Mass. won by six holes up from st.
Andrews. The trophy is the cup offered by the
Tuxedo Club. There WIS some excellent play IN
the tournament The long driving was won BY
DR. f.. c. Rushmore. OF the Tuxedo club, with
drive OF 5li feet. Archibald Rogers, Of the Shin.
ert Bacon OF the Country Club, third. with 40
feet and Pierre Lorlllard jr fourth. with 3yI feet
Meanwhile the stay .at-homes who have no pars
in the merrymakings in far-away places, are b,
ginning talk about autumn weddings and -
those that have been announced TO take place be.
fore the coming of winter wedding which VIII
interest a number of people in the fashionable
world will b, that OF Miss Hildegarde Speyers and
James Hillhouse. which is announced TO take place
at 4 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. in the Prot.
estant Episcopal Church OF the Ascension, Flitn.
ave and feminist. Miss Speyers is a granddaugh-
ter OF Mrs Henry Rogers. at whose house, No. 20
West Seventeenth-st small reception VIII be heid
after the wedding and grandniece OF johnston
Livingston. on the same afternoon Miss Alice
c. Ashforth will be married TO II winchester
Bailey at the home Of her mother. MIS- george
Ashforth No. ISL West Forty-fourth-st. The cere-
mony will be performed by the Rev. Dr. j. W.
Sparks OF Watervllle Me- an uncle 81 the BRIDE
Miss HARRIET Todd will be the maid Of honor. and
little Clifford Bailey and Russell Bailey. cousins
OF the bridegroom. will be the pages. EDWIN Dali
lev OF Brooklyn an uncle OF the Bridegroom VIII
attend him best man.
Thursday will bring the wedding OF Mss Cnar'
.o,te Hunnewel and Victor sorchon at Newport
AT half past . o'clock Thursday afternoon me
marriage Of Miss Josephine Norwood. to Joel Ratn-
hone of Albany will be celebrated at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. Carlisle NORWOOD
No IL West -seventh-st. The ceremony VIII
be performed b. the Rev. DR.. Davi IL "Iee'.
rector Of St Bartho.omews Protestant Episcopal
Church There will be two bridesmalds-sis'ers :"
the bride and brdegroom-seyeral usners ana .
hest mai the latter A friend Of Mr. Rahoone. VINO
Is a son OF Clarence Rathb0ne. and grandson OK
loci Rathbone OF Albany. On Saturday the mar
rlage Of Miss Mary Pomeroy Cutting, the second
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Cuttihg 10
James Arthur Cumnocb will take place III D.
Stephens Church. Pi;,sfled, Mass There VIII oe
hrtla OF r0Sc-ColoFc0
tule and wells ana Ike number of ushers Inc
reception az the home Mr.. and Mrs cutting n
WenIcl-ave will doubtless be a merry one
The wedding OF Miss Louise Deyo. daughter OF
Mrs Philip \. Deyo. of fonkers' 10 IheodoF
smia, Oxso.m OF West Brighton. 5. l.. Will take
place on Wednesday next. in ST. Johns Church.
Yonkers Mr. and Mrs. Oxholm will live In 81
Austin's Place Livingston Station :. l. where Mr.
Oxholm has just built house. Mrs. OXhoim WI"
be at home on Thursdays after December 10
II is announced that the wedding of Mss Louise
Smith. a niece of DR. Samuel II. McIroy, TO the
Rev. DR. Joseph Reynolds rector OF 81. Mary
Protestant Episcopal Church. One-hundred-ahao"
tv-second-st and Alexande--aye will take pace
on Wednesday OF next week. October TO- IN '"e
church OF which the bridegroom IS the rector
Bishop Potter Will offciate. and the service WI"
be accompanied by some excellent choral music.
The wedding of Mss Aiice We'tervelt. niece Oh
W Hartman Brown. to Waiter u. Clark VIII take
Mace In st Georges Protes;an, Episcopal ChuFe''
Stuyvesant Square. on Thursday, october %
one OF the most notable OF the autumn weGn''s'
out OF town will be that OF Miss May la"Fe".
Perkins and Waldron Knitting Post. when WI"
probably take place Wednesday October ~ a.
Pembroke the country home Of the on I've
mother, Mrs. Charles L. Perkins. at "'e" wv
J.. l. -, 49,, ,,,,riace Of
Cards will shortly be sent out for the aass,er
Miss Caroline Duncan Miller. the second "a ~ "A
Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Addison Miller OF nm no
West Thirty seventh-st TO Wallace FrrSS h Is set
a son OF Mrs l.. \. Knapp OF this city, " n.0nn Re a
down for Wednesday. November Il Nv WA a iargs
reception at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Miner us,
The marriage OF Miss Isabella Hann csIebrated on
Wednesday last AT the country home OF Mr. any any
Mrs. Arthur Hunnewell. in Wellesley; ,d sI wore
was a pretty country wedding The oTi1e 80 and
gown OF white satin trimmed with rare OLD lacs am
some superb diamond ornaments Joseph ns' xere
a ,. It III anrnnnn Kin Cnlumbus Ban.