New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY

gorgeous coloring on field and hill. their fre,A
clear air and glowing sunsets. Tuxedo and the
country clubs Of Westchester Long Island ana
Staten Island are now having their Innings and
there have already been several good runs Of ths
Meadowbrook hounds, the Rockaway Hunt Club
the Staten Island Hunt Club and the Westchess,
The weather has been most favorable for hunt.
Ing and In consequence the localities devoted
to che important sport have been gay with follower
Of the hounds. Indeed, the suburbs are Just nov
entirely given over to the sport, which, while Il
differs from it's English prototype and has less OF
the fox and Of the steep.echase over rough
road character. still seems TO be wonderfully popu-
lar The members of the Richmond County Hunt
Cub began the winter gayeties on Wednesday
night by giving most successful dance In the
! pretty clubhouse, whose interior was decked with
scarlet draperes, dotted with huge punches
OF chrysanthemums and greens. The dane
ing which was Informal, was kept up until
cary In the morning. The Rockaway Hunt Club
has been having merry runs and OF course
these runs have brought many otner entertain.
Elens. including some charming dinners and
luncheons and fnally,on Thursday night. the house.
warming bal in the new Clubhouse Wnicn q
though finished months ago. had not besn
until then the scene of a formal entertainment
TIE decorations we;e most effective. and the band
played such spirited tunes as to set the feet moving
of the most phlegmatic of the spectators Dancing
was enjoyed in the billiard and main loInsins
rcoms which were brilliantly lighted splendidy
decorated with the colors Of the club and growing
p,ants and were filled with charming array Of
maidens and matrons well as a contingent Of
NEIL many OF them representing the various hunt
clubs and all contributing TO scene repiete With
life gayety and color. The occasion gave one the
fl st opportunity this season OF seeing what the new
fashions are to be, smart Clothes and pretty
women are always a feature Of the entertainments
at Cedarhurst Bright fires. steamlng teaketes
and a crowd of pleasant faces made the reception
given at the clubhouse in the afternoon extremely
socabie while the bail In the evening had that true
ring Of hospitality which causes the entertainments
OF the Rocksway Hunt 10 be so delightful to all
The ball at the Tuxedo Club house next week
will really be the advance gun OF the winter battsl
IL will close the few houses that still remain open
a: Newport and Lenox. and assemble the scattered
ranks OF the social army now encanped IN The
suburbs into phalanx ready to be drilled Tor me
winters march upon the enemies Of dulness and
depression. All the cottages in the park VIII be
crowded with guests. and there are to be al. sorts
OF entertainments for those who stay over Sunday.
AS in former years cotillon is to be danced, and
handsome favors to be- distributed. The leader Of
the cotillon has not yet been decided upon but 1t
will probably be either 7. Suffern Taller who. with
his beautiful wife comfortably settled In their new
and pretty villa, Lispenari Stewart Tuxedo
seems al its best this autumn The co.oring Of the
leaves on the lower levels and the Ramapo hills
is superb, while the roads are like parquet noon
in their hardness and smoothness. There Is a Jolly
party at the clubhouse. and much small. Informal
entertaining is going on among the cottagera
Through the still air week days the noise OF the
yorkman's hammer and resound, and the num-
Der OF cottages in process of erection and the in
proyements under way offer good evidence Of the
success Of the place.
Outdoor festivities occupied the attention OF
fashionable peop.e at Orange. Madison and Morris
town last week. and the golf tournament given
tween Madison and Morristown. was attended by
all the bellies OF the Orange Mountain secuoh IN
the contest for the ladies' cup, handsome SILVER
one presented by Miss Rowland, Miss Ford was
successful. She ou,played her competitors clevery.
going over the links with IA dash and vlsor that
were irresistible and won her unstnted connen-
dation from the spectators.
Newport has subsidized into a delicious calm. and
the wedding next Thursday OF Miss Edith Norman
second daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. George h. Nor
man, to William Il. Hunter, which is TO take pace
at noon In All Saints Chapel, Is the only incident
10 which the few remaining cottagers can now ook
forward The Rev. Dr. George T. Magl VIII Oh
fcate at the ceremony. and there Will toIlo~
large reception a. the home OF the brides parehH
r Nelson Howard. a brother Of Thomas Howard
VINO married Miss Rose Post. viii be best man, ana
Albert Post Mitchell. George ii. Norman IT.,
brother of the bride; Max Agassz. Ia ard IL
Bulkeley H. r. Eldridge and William cutting, u,
Will be the ushers. There will be ~ bridesmaids
The wedding tour viii include vist to the West
Indies.
The weddings In town last week were for the moss
part quie, one of the largest church, weddings
was that OF Miss Marie Louise Laden TO Einuna
Leo Campon which celebrated on wednesday
morning In the church OF 81. Francis Xavier. IL
West Sixteenth-st. The beautiful sanctuary IN ms
church was brilliantly illuminated by eieSFeiV
and lighted tapers and there was an eh.euVs
arrangement OF white flowers and iong-stehImed
American Beauty roses. The ceremony and nupua
mass were conducted by the Rev. William y brien
pardow who had the assistance OF several other
priests OF the Jesuit order. The bride looked
beautiful in her gown OF white satin, the sn'.
made perfectly plain. and the high corsage trimmer
with point lace Her veil Of white tulle. when she
wore over her face until after the ceremony "o
fastened to the head with large diamond 0rd
n present from the bridegroom. who also presented
his best man and ushers with handsome Jewe"sa
scarfpins Only the relatives were hidden 20 Wv
breakfast which was served at the home OF '''
bride in West Seventy-nfth-st. feature OF ''s
marriage service the paying OF the ne" organ
ist Of the church. CASTOR Marie Deihier ana INC
singing OF a "Salve Regina" and the "saneius
from Gounods "Messe Solennee" by sisnor Aren'
cbia. the tenor sooist OF the church me "e'''"s
on the same day OF Miss Julia Carlisle BANKS inc
only daughter OF Mrs. Sal;onstall Banks. II Neme".
Guion which took place in the Protestant EpiscopA
Church Of st. Mary the Virgin. in West Forty
hfth-st was also we'll attended by their rehas
The marriage ceremony was supplemented o'
nuptial mass which in some OF its features 'e'
sembed the services OF the Roman Cathohe ChuiS"
There were lighted candles on the altar ana se"u
nections by the minister and his assistant "nS
were robed after the style of Catholic priests SUI
acent to bewilder the spectator -.
The largest out-of-town wedding OF the " ,
WAS celebrated on Tuesday afternoon In the Ceh.,~
Presbyterian Church OF Orange y. j.. wheh Mss
Caroline Bayard bod, daughter OF the he'.
Bayard Dod OF East Orange. was married "
Sidney Morse Colgate a son OF Samuel Colsate
The church was filled with guests. most OF "no
attended the reception which was held at GRO" h.'
the home of the brides parents. In Harrisoh,''
East Orange. The brides gown was OF wni'e as
while her attendants were attired alike IN d'e''
OF white silk dotted with pink roseouas' W.