New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18
TUE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

hoi' ,o,n. 10 deny Last week. as in previous
W" the snow at the Madison Square Garden
y' ron, centre OF fashionable and sporting inter-
me e. ga ~, only at night but by day was the Gar
e." sm., with the leading and most noted members
de" coy world OF New-York, we'll as Of
OF s.,nh,a Boston, Baltimore. Washington and
VS., The arena boxes were daily and
'ls filed and the promenade thronged with in
".s mnt and interested observers. for there was
W. attendance at the show outside the strictly
i"ss,o,ab,e contingent. In the crowds OF the week
"n wore noticed many people. old and young. VINO
VI" s.harre5 from the eXcitements OF the gay world
s'' oro cause or another. i'll health, or mourning
" sanar,ea relatives, and It was many of this class
Az we're regular in their attendance and seemed
" s,a some alienation and diversion in the show.
60 seemed to be no favored days or nights at
AN .bow for on Wednesday and Saturday. the
~, stormy days of the week. the crowd was
va diminished and as brilliant and interesting a
- snectacle as If the out in all its
~ sendin- down its rays from cloudess sky.
sn'' holiday gathering in holiday attire tina.
-, che Garden on the last three days of the
n when nearly every debutante on the seasons
s"'" well as the bellies of last year and young
vs. ss ,ovelv matrons. were in full attendance. Mrs.
ms,,e Roche Mrs. Duncan Elliot. Mrs. Charles AL
49,, stevens. Mrs. J. Borden Hartman. Mrs John
,s,oh Aston Mrs. Frederick Edey Mrs Theodore
uavemeycr jr.. Mrs. Carey f. Havemeyer, Mrs
~ Cooper Hewitt. Mrs. G. Oliver 1seln. Mrs
-, Belmont, Mrs. James Lorillard kernochan
"a Mrs. f. II. Benedict are few OF the young
trans who were always deliberately dressed ana
~'.r. most faithful in their devotion to the show
ss. awards on the whole seemed 70 be Judlciousy
-, ana the show ended it began, in a blaze OF
o., That II was a success financially goes with
-, saving. Delmonlcos. the Brunswick the Wal
w.. and other fashionable restaurants AMI cafes
100 ,hronged at all hours of the day and night
and with the splendid autumn weather the week
vas indeed a memorable one
rha other social entertainments Of the week
srouped themselves. SO TO speak around the horse
show as the centre. on Monday night Mrs. Brock
hoist Cutting gave an elaborate supper party IN
the Aston dining room in the Waldorf in honor of
NJ. william X Vanderbilt, and dinner parties
we're given on different nights in the winter gar
don Of the hotel by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Borden Har-
rman Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Elliot ana many
other persons of prominence in the social world
The wedding of the week OF interest to society
was that of Miss Jean b. Gallatin TO George
Philip Calnmann. which was solemnzed IN the
seclusion Of the home of the brides parents Mr.
and Mrs Frederic Gallatn. Fifth-ave. and Fifty
third-st.. at noon Thursday. Few persons out
side OF the immediate family circle were present
at the ceremony which was performed by the
Rev Charles T. Olmsted, of Grace Church. Utica
formerly Of Trinity Chapel. this city. IT was fol-
lowed by 4 reception and later by luncheon for
the members Of tn bridal party The bride was
graceful gracious and superbly costumed in pure
white uncut velvet, embroidered on the corsage ana
In panel effects on the skirt. in floral design OF
roses and vines and trimmed with shoulder drap-
ngs of exquisite point lace. Orange blossoms held
The point lace veil in place. 1t was the same ven
worn by Mrs. Galatin on her wedding day. The
effective gowns Of pink silk
crepe shot with silver and trimmed with silver
fringe. They each carried bouquet of pink roses
Fap ca,s q
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Cammann after they return
rom short wedding trip will take possession OF
their home. No. East Fifty-third-st.
on Monday evening, in the Central Presbyterian
Church. in West Fifty-seventh-st.. Miss Edith Beau
mont Drummond. the second daughter of Mr. and
Mrs John l.. Drummond. Of No. 136 West Seventy
third-st.. was married Charles T.. LyaN. The
pastor OF the church, the Rev. Wilton Merle Smith,
performed the ceremony which followed by a
rec, piion at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Drummond
The bride was in white satin and her maid Of
honor. Miss Elizabeth Drummond a sister. ana
the bridesmaids. Miss Kate c. Lyall. Miss Sadie
Holly Miss s Jones and Miss Bertha Ives, were
N pretty gowns of white and yellow chiffon VIII
lam Lyan attended his brother as best man The
ushers were the brides brother Edward j. Drum
mond; Sherman Dewey, Charles De Land, Herbert
Lyan Dudley Lyall and Robert Lyman
The weddings this week will begin on Tuesday
when Miss Fanny Burchard Yale. daughter or
Mattress. rector of the Church Of the Mediator at
The home Of the brides father. No 50 West Thirty
nlnth-st The ceremony will be performed by
Bishop Potter at o'clock In the evening Inc
brides gown will be of white-ribbed SILK trimmed
with lace and festooned with orange blossoms. MISS
Mary Burrll. OF BartOn-on-tne-Sound VIII ne 'he
maid NJ honor she will wear a gown OF white
elm made with trimmings Of yellow chiffon. The
two h-iJesnaids Miss Augusta Smith. or THIS ciy'
and Miss Estele Ferris Of Nyack. Will wear dresses
Of yellow six and chiffon. Dr. william Mattress OF
Toronto will attend his brother as best man Inc
ushers v,,u he the Rev. j. <. McGill, of Yonkers,
and George Mattress Of Delaware water Gap
The marriage ceremony will be witnessed by the
relatives and few intimate friends and II VIII
he followed by a reception. The Rev. Mr.. Mattress
and his bride will occupy the rectory OF the C"u'c"
OF the Mediator at Kngsbridge
On Wednesday there will be several interesting
weddings At 40 o'clock in the afternoon Mics
Clara Legs daughter OF Mr. and Mrs george
Legg Of No. % West Eighty-frst-st.' VIII he mar
ried to Henry ". I. Ruckna.l in the Chufcn ol
the Divine Paternity Fifth-ave and For'y-ii'th-st
The reception will be held at the home OF MT anu
Mrs Iegg At noon on Wednesday, in the Ffo'-
estan,. Episcopal Church OF the Epiphany LeXihs-
ton-ave and Thirty-nfth-st., will take pace '"e
marriage Of Miss Mary Franklin King daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs George Wilson King, 10 George -
Hoyt Churchill The bride, who VIII wear gov"
o. white satin will be attended by Two nrlhesHlauS'
Miss Marie Churchill, sister OF the bridegroom ana
Miss Katherine r. Heyl. o. Philadelphia. Ihe'r
gowns will be OF white silk and crepe tTiniheu
With pink DR.. William Hayden Rockwell VIII De
test man. and Rober; j. Kelly Adrian PlcKhdIo''
Lloyd Collins and Arthur NJ Blake the ushefs.
There VIII also be IN the bridal procession maid
Of honor. Miss Grace Fargo ana httie page
Master James Lounsbery. The Rev. Lea Lulueer'
o. Bedford Westchester County. VIII be The OIL
eiatng clergyman. The reception Will follow at
the home Of the bride parents NO l2O East thirty
seyenth-st The Church of the Heavenly Rest
VIII in the evening, be the scene o. the marriage
OF Miss Estelle Hesdorfer TO Albert A. Truescher'
The Rev Or. D. Parker Morgan the rector VIII
ofhcIate
Thursday will be another busy day in matrl-
monia way The wedding OF Miss Constance &.
Coudert TO William x Garrison VIII be ceie-
hIafal L. nrne the hIlde.S IarcntS.