New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

brought with 1t the opening Of the suburban season.
or what is commonly termed the suburban season. II
having IN reality been duly opened weeks and weeks
ago However custom and habit assert themselves
in the world OF society. and the birds of fashion
who have no winged their way across the ocean
nave settled Themselves in country houses near the
city for short time The hottest Decoration Day
known TO the Oldest inhabitant presented "A social
! bank so far as NewYork concerned. As has
been their custom for years. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic Gallatn invited about eighty Of their
Trends to enjoy sail up Long Island Sound IN
their handsome steam yacht the Amy. The guests
| comprised for the most part the members OF the
Eadininton and Knickerbockcr Bowling clubs. They
embarked at East Twenty sixth-st, anu returned
| in the evening in time for dinner Mr.. and
| Mrs. Gallatin provided feast OF good things for
their friends. and not only the inner man pro
vided with every decacy Of the season. but there
was promenade and dancing music. too.
The Pioneer Coach made its regular trip TO the
country Club on Thursday, Mrs. Frederic Bron-
! son chipsioning n party Of young people
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Dmond gave coaching
| party on Friday on the Rye coach Enterprise.
| when their guests Mr.. and Mrs William II.
! Russell. Mr. and Mrs William \. Hoe Miss Clarke.
Miss Colman. Frederick Thomas J. c. Eckerson
ard d. E. Scybel The party dned with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dimond at Rye.
| In that part OF Long Island bounded by Meadow
! brook. Hampstead and Cedarhurs Memorial Day
was very happily passed by coterie Of young peo-
pie. who. in and out of season. manage to keep up
never ending succession Of dinners. drives. races.
hunts and occasional dances which AXE the days
! fly and tho nights ring with their mcrriment and
revelry. Tuxedo had a full complement OF say visl
tors on Thursday. while at the Wesches,er Coun-
| Try club oil the rooms were occupied and all the
cottages filled with guests. Eockaway and Law
renee also bossomed out into new life. and there
was sport enough to fiji the spare hours.
The rush of June weddings in town will begin
tomorrow, and will continue almost without in
terruption throughout the month Some OF those
already mentioned in The Tribune Monday.
| June 3, Miss Jessie Lander Moore, daughter OF
Mrs Mary D. Moore. TO Frank II. Knapp. in
the Mount Morris Baptist Church; Miss Daisy
| Grace Woodward. daughter Of Dr. and Mrs Cory
| don Woodward. to Walter Mcqueen. In the Church
| Of the Holy Trinity. Madson-ave. and For,y-sec-
| ond-s,
| Tuesday. June 4-Mlss Marion De Peyster Carey.
daughter Of Mrs. Richard H. Delahell. to William
L. Dinsmore. jr.. in Trinity Chapel in West Tween
tyflfth-st.: Miss Irene Robinson Shpman. daughter
| of James ID. Shipman. 10 Clarence Corney IN the
Second Collegiate Reformed Church. Lenox-ave. and
Observation-Disclosures thrdst; Miss Isabel Gill
lgan. daughter Of Mrs. John G!llsan TO Benjamin
| Hill Warforl. In the Church Of the Holy Com
munion sxth-ayc. and Twentcih-st. Miss Mile
RAIDER. daughter of the late Louis T. RAIDER. TO
Charles 1owther. in the Central Presbyterian
| Church, in West Ffty-seventh-st.: Miss Jessie J."
Brown. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Langion Brown
| TO John Taylor Marsh, OF London England, IN the
! Madison Avenue Reformed Church. Fifiysevcnth-si
| Wednesday. June Miss Fannie Elizabeth Gray
| daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Robert Gray. TO FL" n
| Hall, Of Philadelphia. at the brides home. NO. 70
| I.enox-ave.; Miss Annie Meredith Jones. dan~A''f
| OF Colonel and Mrs Meredith J.. Jones. TO George
| Flint Warren. jr, at the home Of the brie ~
2Ss West Seventy hrst-st.; Miss Florence i''n'S'
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. James Wetmore Piney'
| to George Roessng at the Holland House
| Thursday. June S-Mss Lulu Estelle "a''l'
| daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. u. T.. Gaddis. TO ~
Joseph Lester Johnson. 1T the brides nome 80
| l25 West One-hundred- "a nd % thrty-socondsf Miss
| Frances Hunter daughter OF Mrs. Charles r HUN
| ter to Andrew Christian Zabrisklc. in the Madison
| Square Presbyterian Church. Miss Grace Leaven 10
| g. Walker Martin. at the home Of her aunt MIS-
Augusta l.. Hyde. No 2lO East Eighieenth-st
| Saturday. June s-Mlss Aline Dckerson. daughter
| OF Mr. and Mrs John s. Dickerson. to John O.
| Elliott In St Bartholomew's Church. Mad.son-aVe
| and Forty -fourth-st
James Dougherty to whom Miss Lillian Oconnor
| daughter Of the late William J. OConnor. OF this
| city, is 70 be married at o'clock tomorrow even
ing in St. Francis Xavier'3 Church. West sixteenth
| St. entertained a bridal party at dinner at the
| Hotel Brunswick Thursday evening. when
| the ushers-Albert McClave. william J. Moran.
| Charles Murray. william Dougher,y. Taylor Rod
| man and Captain Austin Alen-receved diamond
| scarfp!ns and the bridesmaids Miss King. NESS
| Fannie Dougherty. Miss Fish. Miss Anna brennan.
| Miss Wadron. Of this city. and Miss katherine
Woods OF Albany-wrcath pins Of pearls.
| j. Clinch Smith. whc IS to marry Miss Bertha
| Indington Barnes daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles j. Barnes In Grace Church. Chicago, on
| Wednesday, gave hia farewell bachelor dinner on
| Wednesday evening last at the Union Club. this
city HIS guests Colonel Herbert L. Satterlee.
| who is 10 be best man at the welding; frihcc
| Loewensiein DeForest Mance. william FArquhAT'
| John D. Kitchen. Urban H. BrOughton. and y Lui-
ington Barnes brother Of the bride Nj Smith
with his best man and some of the ushers. started
for Chicago last evening. Miss Barnes VIII have
as maid Of honor Miss Esielc Schuyler. and as
bridesmaids Miss Alice Keith Miss Lulu Hosner.
Miss Marie Owens. MISS Floren Pullman. Miss
Carrie Mccormick and Miss Elsie Mccormick.
After the wedding M. Smith VIII bring his bride
East and the couple will pass this summer In the
Old homestead at smlthtown. Long Island Next
fall Mr. and Mrs Smith will go abroad for long
tour
Mr. and Mrs Edward Hubbard Colman have sent
out invitations FOR the marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Edith Merwn Coman. 10 John Colnan Rem
sen Eckcrson. The ceremony Is 10 take place on
Wednesday afternoon. June IL. in - Agnes 5
Chapel West Nnety-second-si.
The marriage OF Miss Byrdee A. Randolph. daugh-
ter OF the late Mahon Randolph. OF this city. 10
George Randolph will take place In the Church OF
the Heavenly Rest Wednesday evening. June L.
The Rev DR.. D. Parker Morgan. the rector. viii
nerform the marriage ceremony. which VIII be fol-
lowed by reception. to be held at the nome OF
Mrs r. G. Randolph. No 70 Yves; Forty ninth-st
The wedding Of Miss Marguerite Fairchid. second
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Horace j. faFchiid' 10
Isaac s. Wheaton. OF the late Judge wheaton.
of Poughkeepsic will take place at the home OF the
brides parents. No 90 West Fifty -hfth-st. on
Wednesday afternoon next at O'clock Inc ceIe-
mony will be performed by the Rev. Ernest de r.
Mel rector Of Trinity Church. Hartford Conn, Tor
mery one OF the clergy OF St Georges Church, Stuy-
vesant Square in the presence OF relatives and init
mate friends only. and will be followed by reception
The maid of honor Will be Miss Christine Marie
Fairchld youngest sister OF the bride. and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Adelaide Louise Thorneh
a,d Nise n G. Bcatrix Bennett. a cousin OF the
bride Arthur stiles Fsirchild. a brother OF the
bride Is to be best Joseph Thorne and Vic
tor Thorne of this city. both cousins OF the bride
groom: Clifford Wilkinson and Frederic Barnaru' VI
h.cn selcc uShers