New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-07
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

orf o
saonIe If the fashionable world that a tapie OF q
peop' % ou.known hotel Is a difficult thing TO
- ,rhose members of society who are independent
"o,oh TO enjoy bright sunshine ana nome com
,r,s in town are making the most OF the 'he~tres'
aud II their taste runs in the dlrectoh oi ShoP-
sing and spending money there Is every oppor-
,m,,v Of exercising it by the purchase of wedding
presents r, ,,,.A,
unadowbrook Westchester, Orange Staten Island
nd the upper Hudson will have monopoly OF
ha various social clans. and few prominent lam
u;os having luxurious homes in Newport and LenoX
in stay where they until they are driven out
=. the first cold blasts of winter. The BIRDS OF
ssace TO whom change OF air and change of
ore every few months are indispensable are
oI,cady establishing themselves in quarters near
,ome Like the brook. enjoyment at Tuxedo Park
seems to 90 on forever. and of all the suburban
clubs Tuxedo appears to be the most prosperous
ss an instance OF its fourshing condition II may
be mentioned that the receipts in the clubhouse
lac, month amounted to considerably over S,cn
4 better season than the present TUXEDO propdply
mover had Nearly every cottage in the park Is oc-
c,pied while the clubhouse is just now sheitering
as many people as can be comfortably accommo-
dated A few days II was found absolutely
necessary to open the Children's Annex for people
With and without children. 1t is not at all likely
,ba there will be any coaching this autumn between
New-York and Tuxedo not because OF lack OF
funds but owing to the scarcity of desirable whips
Pigeon shooting has begun and many are the d.
versions enjoyed by the cotagers and guests at the
cuhhouse The annual ball is fixed for Thursday,
November 2 Mr. and Mrs. George Barclay. Mrs.
Samuel Colgate and Lady Lister-kaye are among
the recent arrivals. and before the end OF the
month Mr.. and Mrs. r. Suffern Taller, who have
been travelling in foreign lands since their mar
rage eighteen months ago. will have arrived from
Europe to take possession of their pretty new cot
,ara which has Just been completed and which is
a wedding gift from Mrs. Tailer's father, Pierre
Loriliard
Every steamer that reaches this port between the
present time the end of the month Will bring
a detachment Of Mr.. Abbey's stock Of singing BIRDS.
The season Of Italian. opera is announced TO begin
on the evening IF November 10, when the horse
shoe row Of boxes and stalls in the auditorium OF
the METROPOLITAN opera House will probably present
a more than usually brilliant appearance. All the
old frequenters will bc seen in their accustomed
places Managers premise an unusually large ana
varied repertoire and several operas with socalled
ideal casts including Flotow's Martha" with
Mime Nordica as the fun-loving Lady Henrietta
and Nine. Scalchi and the De Reszke brothers IN
the other principal parts.
The severa, weddings in town last week were
QUIET affairs That of Miss Hildegarde Speyers ana
James Hillhouse. Tuesday afternoon, IN the
Church OF the Ascension. was the occasion for a
great outpouring Of the young friends of the pair
There was no reception The prettiest home we'd
ding of the week was that OF Miss Josephine Nor
wood and Joel Rathbone. of Albany, which was
celebrated on Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
The brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle Norwood.
No "A West Forty-seventh-st The guests at the
ceremony and reception either relatives or
intimate friends Miss Norwood made handsome
bride and looked extremely happy in her simple
gown of white satin, made without advertisement
Of any kind. The reception was rather gay
pleasant incident just before Its close and as the
brida o herself
wedding Journey, the singing by the ushers
OF several popular songs incluuing the ever-preseh
Sweet Marie" Mr.. Rathbone and his bride VIII
live in Albany, where they will occupy house In
State-st a short distance from the Capitol build
ing which has been completely furnished by Mr.
and Mrs Norwood The wedding Of Miss Char
lotte Hunnewell. daughter of the late Mr.. ana
Mrs Hollis Hunnewell. of Boston. 10 victor Sor
chon of this city. took place on Thursday In All
Saints Memorial Chapel Newport. All Newport
came together TO the bride honor, and friends
from New-York. Boston Washington. Philadelphia
and Baltimore fairly exhausted both bride and bride
groom with their congratulations and good wishes
The brides gown was, as usual or white sauh
and point lace with no jewels. The bridesmaids
Miss Elsie Bronson, Miss Emily Tooker, Mss Edith
Gushing and Misc Elizabeth Sade. attred in
gowns of white silk and short white wells. Each
carried a bound prayer book. gift from the
bride After the wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs.
Sorchon sailed away in j. Nichols Browns steam
Yacht Ballymena, which had been placed at their
disposal
ENGAGEMENTS and wedding announcements are
coming in as rapidly cards for O'Clock teas
will be doing a month two hence The en-
eagement Of Miss Grace Sanders, eldest daughter
OF DIT Charles W. Sanders, OF No. % East Fifty
,hlrd-st.. to John II. Macy, jr, was announced "A
few days ago II is said that the wedding will
be quietly celebrated In a short time In the Mad
,son Avenue Baptist Church, OF which the brides
uncle the Rev. Dr. Henry NJ Sanders, Is the
pastor Miss Celeste Winans Herrick, on.y daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Mcneil, widow of the late Judge Mcneil
announced her engagement 10 Or. Alexander -
Johnson assistant visiting surgeon al Roosevelt
Hosptal. Miss Juliet Orr, daughter OF Alexander
T. Orr. president OF the Chamber OF commerce.
announced her engagement to Arthur H. Munseil
OF Boston, and Miss Florence Quintard a daughter
o. James A. Quntard. also announced hei en-
gagement to Bradford McGregor, OF Mamaroneck
Another engagement was that OF Miss lsaDe. Mar
bury daughter OF +. f. Marbury, IT, ana
II granddaughter OF MRS. a u. Stone OF
this city to Rufus Leighton McDunee. OF
New-Haven. Conn, graduate OF H2rVaru III
the class OF 80 The engagement OF MISS JuIia
Jerome Hdt a daughter Of Mrs. John Mclean
IIildt of Audubon Park TO Charles G. Mott jr
son of Judge Charles G Mott Of the United States
Court OF Claims has already been known for some
time
There will be several weddings in and out OF
town this week on Wednesday morning, AT IL
o'clock Miss Desmond Louise smith, OF NO. :
West Seventy -h'th-st, will be married 10 refer
Joseph O'Donohue a nephew Of City chamberlain
Joseph J. O'Donohue in the Church Of st. VIM
de Paul, in West Twenty-thirdst The bride
will be given away by her brother, DR.. George La
Breche Smith, G. Canada, and the nuptial mass
will be celebrated and the marriage ceremony per-
formed by the Rev. William Smith. assistant rector
OF the church. and brother OF the bride. Inc
bridesmaids will be Miss Marie ODonohue. Miss
Clementine Thierry. Miss Mary Theresa ODono-
hue. Miss Charlotte ODonohue and Miss Antoi-
nette Amoral Thomas A. O'Donohue will attend
his cousin as best man. The wedding breakfast
will be given al the Hotel Brunswick At 6o'clock
in the evening on Wednesday Miss Nellie Holmes
Van Etten, the eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Van ~ M 40 vii he