New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

The month OF May, which opened so full OF cheer
for the members of the gay world. has developed
a midsummer temperature that has set people fly
ing from town and given a tremendous boom to the
suburban season The arrival Of summer with
out warning has upset the plans OF many mSn
and women. and fashionable people are leaving
town fast boats and trains can carry Them
10 secure invitation from country friends Is the
one desire Of those who have no pleasant home
near town. and II this cannot be accomplished
Sunday at Tuxedo some place near town Is the
only refuge Just now. depicting though 1t may be
TO the pocket and bank account. Pelham and the
Country Club are as gay on Sundays as they are
On week days. when the arrival OF the Pioneer
forms the attraction Of the hour.
The daily coach Pioneer still receives liberal
patronage from fashionable people. and each day
on Its Journey &c and from the Hotel Brunswick
and the Westchester Country Club Is filled with
parties of young people. Tomorrow Mrs. De-
lancey Kane will take party out on the Pioneer;
Henry c. Ward has engaged the coach for Tues
d,y George Griswod Haven for Wednesday and
cornelius Vanderbilt for Friday of this week. The
annual spring drive of the members OF the New
York Coaching Club will take place on Saturday
Of this week. when the Pioneer Will be fooled 10
Theodore A. Havemeyers farm. at Mahwah. NJ J"
where they will be the guests over Sunday OF Mr.
Havemeyer The return trip will be made on
Monday The annual parade of the club will take
Mace on Saturday morning. May 81. and invita-
tons are already out for II. There VIII propapV
be as many rs fifteen or sixteen coaches IN iihe'
number which will exceed that seen for many
years Many women In society VIII be ihe"oc"
in tho list Of guests Among those whose coaches
will figure IN the parade are Colonel JAY the presi-
dent of the clue, who will review the line as usual
at the ne-hundred- and feminist end OF Central
Park; Frederic Bronson, DIR. w. Seward Wepp.
Francis r.. underhili Frank u. sturgls. Reginald
w Rivos Perry Belmont. Prescott Lawrence.
Theodore A. Havemcycr. J. J, Van Aleu- Richard
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philadelphia. The meet will take place. as usual
IN the drive leading from the Eighth-ave. entrance
10 Central Park to the Mall and after the parade
and review the gentlemen whips and their guests
will drive to Claremont whore luncheon VIII be
served. -
The Rye coach. Enterprise continues It's trips
favored with liberal patronage. Mr.. ana MIS-
Thomas Dimond who have given many parties on
the coach since It began Its trips have esaonsheo
themselves for the season in their country home'
1t Rye. Mr.. Dimond yesterday had as guests on
the Enterprise on its trip from the Plaza Hotel
TO Rye George c. Clark. Frank G. Tent. John W.
Condit. D. s. Walton. c. J. Folmer, l.. II. WISE
George A. Stanton. E. f. Hall. Joseph McClena-
han and Charles T. Wills. The party were enter
tained at dinner last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Dimond.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Cynthia Barney
TO Or. John Ladlaw Buel. which is set for iues
day afternoon, May 2S In the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest. in Fffth-ave.. will be followed by
a small reception for the bridal party and reia-
tives to be held the home CT the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. Newcomb Barney NO -
East Fifty-third-st. The Rev. DR.. D. Parker
Morgan. the rector OF the Shulen ot a"e
Heavenly Rest, will be the officiating clergy
man. Miss Barney. who will wear gown
OF white satin draped with chiffon. and veil OF
point lace will have as her maid OF honor MISS
Theodore Dodge. and as her bridesmaids MISS Lucy
NJ Corw!th. OF Bridgehamton, L. l.; MISS Catherine
t,rda an
Sarah Barney sturgs and Miss Margaret Barney
Sturgis. cousins of the bride. They will wear
pretty gowns Of soft white muslin. trimmed win
lace insertion and ribbons. Dr. Danfor'h y. ..
Rarney the brides brother will attend Dr. Buel
as best man. The ushers Will be AUSTIN Neiss
Poole. Elliott Sturgs and Charles Weiser
The fashionable wedding OF the season. and one
which has excited the greatest amount OF interest
will be that of Miss Adele Sloane. daughter OF MT
and Mrs William Douglas Sloane. to James Aper-
crombe Burden jr., son or MI ana Mrs james
A. Burden, whose beautiful home, at the southeast
corner of Seventy and Flfth-ave' Is one
OF the finest in that part OF the city. The wedding
which will be celebrated In Lenox on thursday
June 6, will be one Of the gayest as well as the
most elaborate that has ever taken place IN 'he
berkshire section OF Massachusetts, All the resu-
lar cottagers will be on hand ana NUMBER vi
strangers TO Lenox have engaged houses LOT the
carly part OF the season. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
leased houses and will entertain large number
OF guests before and after the wedding. Inc Inn
i;y Protestant Episcopal Church Will be the scene
of the marriage ceremony. which VIII be performed
by the Rev. William Grosvenor' the rector fIeu
eric Bayard Winthrop will be MI Burdens BEST
man and Richmond Fearing. Columbus Z. baiowii
Louis rockingham. Moses Taylor Phiiip sears anu
Nelson Perkins have been selected 10 serve as
ushers Miss Sloane will be attended by SIX or
eight bridesmaids. The wedding breakfast anu re-
ln1nnn
beautiful country home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sloane. VIII
he attended by upward OF 800 guests Mr.. Burden
will take his bride TO England. In which country
the young people will probably make their nome
Arrangements have been completed for the mar
Rage of Miss Marion DE Peyster Carey and Will
lam B. Dnsmore. jr.. which Is set tor luesoay
afternoon June l. Invitations TO the ceremony !"
rr,n,,v chanel in West Twenty nfth-st, near
Rroadway. werc sent out on Thursday. The Rev.
Dr. Morgan Dix. the rector or TRINITY parish AS
sisted by the Rev. William IL. Vibbert ana tue
Rev. Dr. Henry Y. Satteree. rector OF calvary
Church. will perform the marriage ceremony "n's
Carey. who Is beautiful girl. will be escorted
IN the chanccl and given away by her stepfather'
pichard Delafeld. Miss Madeline Dinsmorc sister
Of the bridegroom will attend her as maid OF hohor
The bridesmaids will be Miss Grace Henop MISS
Susie Hall Miss Juiiana cutting MISE E}eahor
Cross Miss Mabel Lewis. Miss Elsie barger' MISS
y,,izabeth Jackson and Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald.
,rhev will wear gowns of white india muslin.
trimmed with lace. and large MATS dressed WIN
white plumcs ALVIN Adams OF Boston, has boon
chosen by Mr. Dnsmore TO serve az bes' man. ana
Frederic Foster Carey whose marriage 10 MISS
Madeline Lewis was celebrated In the same chancel
n few weeks ago: Thayer Robb. Valentine o. man,
Oliver 4 Campbell Frederic Prime Deaheld. DeN-
tor plagden Louis Il. u. Belts and Ford hunting
ton have been selected as ushers. The ceremony
will be followed with reception at tho nome OF
Mr. and Mrs Deianeid No. 10 West Ninih-s'' MI
Dnsmore and his bride. according to the programme
arranged. will spend the summer. or large par'
~ ~. on Long Island. and In the autumn VIII 20
,o Tuxeao Next winter they will live at the Re-
nelsssnce.
The Madison Avenue Reformed Church, nj Fifty
seventh.s, will be the scene. on Tuesday evening"
June 4 OF the wedding OF Miss Jessie j.. Brown
daughter OF Lyman Brown. TO John Taylor Marsh
OF London England. The Rev. Dr. Abpot T..
Kittredge. ;he pastor OF the church WI" perform,