New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-10
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

aason which. together with the opera ana one VI
,uo weddings of unusual Importance anu ih'eie''
% society made the hours of the week ny "''h I'd
Lit The disagreeable weather, instead OF re-
,,Iing has only seemed to heighten the sayey'
ord coachmen and grooms who are ophseu 10 re-
ain often for hours in the frosty air. VIII espe-
c,aly welcome the coming OF ASH Weuhesuas'
which is yet two weeks off. Unless all ihoica'iois
fail the sunset day q! society VIII pe '''' '
brilliant than its sunrise -,
The PRINCIPAL incident Tuesday night was the
sception with music given by Mrs. William T.
schermerhorn, at her home in west twenty -'h'iu-
st. one of the most spacious and elegant houses ~
that part of the city. The hostess was assis'eu III
receiving by her daughters. Mrs. John lines name
"a Mrs Scbermerhorn NJ and Nine. Febvre, OF
tho Coincide Franchise, appeared in comedy EN-
titled Historic du Nieux Temps. by Guy oe MAUI
passant NJ. Febyre personating the Count ana NINE
Febvrc the Marquse. NJ. Stavenhagen piayeu
Chopin Nocturne. the Liszt Rhapsode Hongroise
and Chopin-Lisz Chant Polonais Mile. sym
Ssnderson who was to sing. was taken Ill almost
AT the last moinent. and her place was hiieu py
signor Campanari. who sang several songs. All
elaborate supper served by Pnard followed the re-
ception and concert Mrs. Schermerhorn VIII give
similar entertainment on Tuesday night
Wednesday was the lvelest day OF the Week.
and young and old alike made the most Oh "'.'
opportunities. The wedding OF Miss Emily "iveNe
yelling daughter of Mrs. Charles Hunt "eiine'
and j. Noble Hayes. at Calvary Protestant Ep
copal Church occupied the morning houiS' 60,
although quiet was an exceedingly pretty ""
A profusion Of bright-colored ho"ei9' ", and
vantagcously disposed adorned the cha" '. 80
the bride was lovely in her SATIN cow" -. har
exquisite point lace veil. the same " oin
a.h ~ hor yedding day. which completely
enveloned her The subsequent recepuo"' WIZ"
breakfast ct the home of Mrs "enins -. .uionas
ave- was for the family and a few intimate II ''
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes will take possession VI ~
new home. No 25 East seventeenth-st' near
s,uvvesant SQUARE when they return from the
South. . ,,,o
In the evening in the same church, MISS hnza-
both Maud Gallatin daughter Of Mrs. James e'ai-
latin was married 10 J. De Courcy Ireland oE
,ho Rev DR. Henry Y. Satterlee, who was also the
oeicating clergyman ,dt the Hayes-N ellinS hup-
,ials Tie brides brother. Albert Il. 'aha''"'
,,as,dod AT the organ, and while the guests We're
asscn,bling played several selections Miss Gal
latin. who given away by her uiie'e' ~
Albert II. Gallatin, wore gown q whi'e sa''.
hrocade trimmed with point lace, and ven Oh
lace worn ny her mother on her wedding uaN' y
large crescent of diamonds present from 'he
Young bridegroom. held it in place MISS "aIa''h
also wore a necklace of diamonds. sit iron.
her mother and diamond feur-de-lis presented
- 10 her by Der aunt Mrs. Albert Brown The maid
OF honor Miss Helen Dawson Gaiia'm SISTER Vi
the bride, looked extremely pretty IN Io'iet u
white silk muslin white satin, whiie the es"'
bridesmaids, attired two and TWO alike III green.
yellow mauve anc pink tule. made over sa'lh oi
the same color and matched with short wells worn
well back on the head each fastened WIN d s'"','
cluster formed pretty group in the chanoe''
Each On her oorsase the oroe SOU,
crescent pearls. Mr. Ireland preseh,eu 10 na a
best and eight ushers oiamo yard '''1 a, the
scarf pins b T4s Te @6thep No. IS Vest FIFTY
ffth-st, large one $500, ,,, aougbter
Of Mr. and Mrs Edward Morgan: ana W Slsg
Mrs. August Belmont to But ne ,he Hscension
at 'n noon nor on THURSDAY brought together lsrge
aisle w baa her seen obsured by clouds brightly
on the smiling happy bride who Ssr mas ms,b s and
sister She looked extremely pretty in ne possSe
Of white corded sk made n IN f ase we'll off the
forehead with a half-coronet of white iorgei me- t
There scsD 1e'h and bTesRasf Followed
honG bom an Of Mrs august BemO so Madison
ave Mrs Belmont nS Fur in and r Mrs Morgan black
satin. received with the bride whose presents
The news Of the marriage Of Miss Le %c SGs0ls TO-
dsrgh'fr Of Inc A3 pnbshed IN Friday mornings
Tribune much of surprise 10 .nss
made las, Noemer The %G w ms,S Sele'g
at the Sn ThnT.day a the
ence of the immediate re pasn Catbolic Church
nerfopmed the ceremony Mr.. Liyinsston Is pas pas
sxty Years old bride being ab9u, 'Ten from
nent families OF his name in Newl ork r TO NAM ,ny
Rhneanders and Other ia ,s Wife who died sud
S eSy n three or four years was by her rsI
marrage Mrs The bride Of THURSDAY sister
Of Romano Nichols who parTeS MSs and niece
81 ae T Gns jose de navarro ,,., Of Miss
Of the laughter %ssn hs JAY
G 6nnS 70 Count Jean de Casellane, OF France.
The has met the full Da pr a
Of the members of the Gould family. ana 81 To
se sy sUr All the world by MS time is iam
10 ii.
nulment by mutual consent and the munyon's eIon
reports D Of R R9a conn de- family is
Of oldest in s yssr It's arsha De case
smD4e snd his amSeT
The Counts father has reputation IN. 10 fpa aiher
q modern aa rYn De Ja as1SIy Ths s de-
casiellane's parents have home In Paris NO; J.
re- q e az
Talleyrand lived for more han twenty yeat ne nted
States last summer has been entertained at the
great houses in Newport and IN W ,Se teSce
de rUnion Of Paris The wedding VIII take p and
Ssrqu asser de nc probably Of
George Gould in Fifth-ave. Archbishop corrigan
"' P numser Of weddings will take place this his
on T FSse at and nSOH
Wesson daughter Of Mrs Charles Rowland a., YES IS
sS of no. Allen fek Ths viii
for Ir, MEMBER ,s Of bo the
Of Mrs WessOn; Bishop Doane OF roa Albany ns
church. will offCiate. The bride. who Will he
given away by her uncle Francis Leland WIN be
Miss Anna Lapsley. Miss Edith Hoadley, Miss
Elizabeth b. Sands. Miss Margaret franE T,o ana
will be his brothers best man and Aiexa Wa NJ.
MADDEN, Grenville Il. Winthrop, DE witt Wilnam-
son, Thornton FLOYD Turner, Alexis X Mcivaine.
ana the bridegroom's cousin. Richard T. MacKay.
the nshers. At the same hour on TUESDAY the
wedding OF Miss Lillian Churchill Bell and James
Parsons Woodruff will take place, at the home or
the brides parents No 24S LeXngton-ave. only
near friends and relatives will be Of the Wedding
Thee Will be reception Miss Edith Bell wiz
ne 5 her Sisters maid of honor and Mss Hotchkis,'