New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-11
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.


bracing climatic conditions OF the day were utilized
w. all the hunting clubs. and taken all in all. 1t
Is az peasant a holiday for people OF all tastes
rd dispositions as could well be imagined Mr..
I'D Mrs j. Borden Hartman. who are occupying
che Elm Ridge Farm. at Scarsdale. gave
hunt breakfast at their place. after which
80 was a meet OF the hounds. and In
40 afternoon the hunters, their guests and
one for miles around attended the
..hou game between the North Atlantic
r,,aron men and the Naval Reserve eleven.
r.hicb was played in the grounds alongside OF the
",,rv Clubhouse At the Meadowbrook Hunt
9Th there were two runs with the hounds. one In
~. r,orning the other In the afternoon and
IN, breakfast the usual subscription affair ar
,oa bv the members. While the men were hunt
i" :, tho afternoon the ladies tried their hands
.ha Golf links TO play for the cup offered by r.
-, Criswod the Master of the Hounds. Among
~. contestants Mrs. James L. kernochan,
80 Thomas Hitchcock. jr., Mrs. Sidney Dillon
-, Miss May Bird Mrs. August Belmont,
,"s. Raeckman Miss Mills. Mrs. ]. +. d. Lanier,
a.. y Van Rensselaer, Kennedy. and Mrs j.
eth MADDEN The contest. which was not closed
' r.asiav was followed by tea, and the day
-, f., large dinner parties given at the various
o,rv houses There was breakfast and hunt at
49, rockaway Hunt Club, and besides hunt al the
n,,hroona County Hunt Club Mr.. Nichols. the mas
w. ,ar,ained number Of people at breakfast
. hs MACE Vale Snowden. which adJolhs the
o,,hho,se grounds. After the hunt there was Tea
,,b dancing at the clubhouse
One AZ the prettiest weddings of the week was that
,uss Iu,ia Mercedes Fitzpatrick. daughter OF the
~ General Hugh Judson fitzpatrick, and Lieuten-
80, william Carroll Rafferty,. of the LIST Aruiiery'
h,ob took place at the Murray Hill Hotter on
w"ansslav afternoon. Archbishop Corrigan. assist
=, hv the Rev NJ J. Lavelle OF the Cathedral per-
,orr,sd the ceremony in one Of the private parlors
1arC
hr;de was escorted by General James Grant wilson
cho wore a simply made gown OF white SATIN the
h,oh corsage and long sleeves trimmed with chlHoh
,1ar veil was of tulie fastened with orange piossos
~ ,,oia of honor and three bridesmaids were at
,,rad alike In gowns of white SILK crepe ana chioi
the crushed collars clasped in front with ooiohs
la buckles presented to them by the bride, rep
rssanting the American eagle, enameiled IN army
hue Lieutenant Ranerty's souvenirs to MS pest
NAN and ushers were handsome leather card-cases
r,ounted in gold and appropriately inscribed. Lieu
an, md Mrs Rafferty, will live Governors ISL
and. where the former Is at present s&tioheu'
The weddings of the future are numerous anu
cards are coming out every day On lueSuas ''
wesdng of Miss Emma Snyder. daughter OF Mr. ana
w., w Irving SNYDER TO Frank 5 Eldredge or
prooklvn will take place In the Central fresps-
,sran Church Fifty-seventh-st, near Broad"aS
The Rev Wilton Merle Smith, the pastor VI 'e
church will perform the ceremony "hicn WIN W
followed by a reception at the nome Oh 'he oi'u.
narents No rs West Sixtieth-st MISS jessie n
SNYDER will attend her sister as maid oi nono' r,
hrdosma,ds will be Miss Ella Fitzgbbon MISS hi'%a
~ c.aar Miss Lizzie Taylor and Miss Margaret
1JonLi,s They will wear dresses OF yellow sa'ii
,r,mmed with cerise satin and yellow chiHoh' an.
will carry punches of yellow chrysah'hehu.''' 80
with yellow ribbons. Leslie d. bisseii, u Wv"
Haven will be best man. The ushers VIII oe Jam -,
D. Hopkins jr., Percy f. snyder D. r,an.olu VA
Eldredge, Joseph w. fiace' n''''
Leo P. Brown, jr. , a.,,,ter
=. Nv and Mrs Frederic Gallatin, to George l.
will be celebrated at E% oc'ocA ~
Thursday at the home of the prloe paie'
go FIfth-ave. The Rev. Charies oiniS'e1
of Grace Church, Utica ~ ~ ana d. ono IN 81
~ the assistant ministers at Trinity chapel ms
IT,, will perform the marriage ceremony, 10 which
oniv the family and a few OF the most ih.'iia.e
friends OF the couple have been invited Inc oiue
sister Miss May Gaatn. ana her niece
GLADYS Pell will be the maids OF hoho'' anu -,
t,lzabeth r. Wells. Miss Lucille stevens, MISS r's'
I5,u Miss Emily Morris, cousin OF the bridegroom
Misc Ruth Moran and Miss Alice Duer the brides
maids Mr. Cammann has chosen F. Norton God
dard 10 be his best man. and his cousin Henry LoI
lard Cammann; Frederick Foster Carey, henry VI
ponbam John T. Wainwright. Norman Henderson
and the brides brother, r. Horace Galann' 70 De
the ushers There will be a reception froO until
> d
party Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss Con
stance Hunter Savage Tying daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs Morris Ashhurst Tying, to DR.. Matthias LaneK-
ton Foster, OF this city, which VIII be ceieoraten
on Wednesday evening in Calvary Church' summit
" j. Miss Julia Levy will be married to Morris
Marx on Wednesday at the home OF her mother'
Mrs Jeanne Lew No. 1884 Seventh-ave. In St
Francis Xaver's Church. Brooklyn, Miss Ida Neron-
lea OMeara daughter of Maurice O'Meara OF No.
lsS Berkeley Place. Will be married to William
Thomas Lyons at O'Clock on Wednesday after
Invitations have been sent out for the wedding OF
Miss Charlotte u. Ho.zderber. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John p. Holzderber. to John p. Durfee, jr.
The ceremony will take place on Thursday in the
Church OF the Holy Trinity. Lenox-ave. and One
hundred-a nd-twenty- second-st The Rev G. De WIZ
Bridsman, the rector Will oficia.e.
Brooklyn wedding which will interest New
York people will be that of Miss Saran Brook
man. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Henry ID. Brook
man. OF Brooklyn. TO Philip Bradford Niles. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien II. Niles, OF this city.
which will take place st noon, Wednesday Of next
week November q. in Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church, Columbia Heights. The rector OF the
church, the Rev. Chauncey b. Brewster. will per-
form the marriage ceremony, which Is to be fol-
lowed by a reception and wedding breakfast, the
latter served at small tables by Finard. at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Brookrnan, No 11S Remsen-
st. The wedding festivities will begin by din
ner party. which Mr.. and Mrs Brookman Will give
for the bride and bridegroom and their attendants
on the Monday evening preceding the wedding
Miss Brookman's bridesmaids will be her twin
sisters. Miss Madge Brookman and Miss Florence
BrOokman T. SUffern Taller. who married Mss
Maud Lorillard. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Pierre LorillaId, ST. will be Mr. Niles's best man.
as the latter was Mr. Tailer's best man at his
marriage in Calvary Church year ago last April
The ushers will be the brdegrooms brother,
Arthur Lucien Niles who Is himself engaged to
Miss Clara Taylor Hotchkiss. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace l.. Hotchkss of this city; r. Living
ston Beeckman Frank l.. Henry and Richard A.
Peabody. Of this city; Arthur NJ. Hatch and John
Prentice. of Brooklyn Mr. and Mrs. Niles Will
occupy their home. No IL West Nnth-st, this
city, after they return from their wedding trip.
On the day, at o'clock In the afternoon.
Miss Clara Legg daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George