New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
THE WEEK IN SOClEl1'

some "er aeoo,ora,ed and no fashionable anairs
y, very great importance occ" ushh,s supper.dance
.hs week Mrs w. Seward W, .,oh &C =,
an Monday nigh; opened the 's,,,.,v ,ry,no ON,
,eady ,ntimated was not pa ~. Endurance ~
80 tho strength of dancers VI w ,,, ~ 49,. ~
on inc Sfeme n,o,h.s dance was Ike al her en-
chaPerohs' "' aaeant refined. ana at the same
ter'ahiheh's. me- when the rooms In an already
,,s house are embellisheo WIN " 'oi ,an
60, :, ,a.,e and beauty anu when ISM " M
n,n,,, uoroen In a setting VI s a.,as T., ,io,,
PRIV. a,splring music, ana arrayeu IN rich
sofi hgats' . trimmed with jewels. appear
satihs anu :, tho intricate dance. there Is ample
IN the MAJ . ,over Of the beautiful and even The
ROOM S.,,rate nisogynist, to admire. MIS- "eoo
mos' - lovely in handsome gown or Drocaie'
ne, ,h elisha Dyer. IL. dahced 'he cot'ior IN
a"d' 80 we're some pretty favors distributed
""'." .,berng there was good showing CT the
IN 'ne ,,,. and young married women, and II Is
e'ae'D ~ the hostess went out OF her way TO
"o the nursery blossoms. only those were
,, whose mothers and elder sisters had been
~. long time on Mrs. Webbs visiting list. 4
I -, OF the guests came from dinner parties
..., a, the homes Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt. Mr.. ana MIS- Osueh "'s anu MI ara MIS-
UIliam D. Sloane.
IN Tuesday night there were several dinner par
,,os while the afternoon was occupied with we'd
a,nes one of the largest Of which was celebrated
"a the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Ervng. NO
TwentN-SecOnO-S ST., WnOst udusHtei' -''.""
pollv Elwyn Erving was married 10 Henry Wosd-
I'D Cooper in the presence OF their relatives and
q number OF their intimate friends. The price In
ub,te satin, trimmed with point lace. ana ven OF
tho same lace which had before served on many
enc, occasions for members OF the Van Rensselaer,
/sm,lv was all especially beautiful one and sur
rounded by her young friends. after the ceremony.
o ,ha r,cture Of felicity The bridesmaids. Miss
sarah Elizabeth Erving and Miss Cornelia Van
pensselaer Erving. the two sisters OF the bride.
were most attractive in their gowns OF pink satin
and chiffon and their tasteful and becoming half
length wells OF chiffon. fastened with tiny PINK
sisrettes Mr.. Cooper presented TO his best man.
Edwin Clarence Mollcr. and his four ushers. hand
some pearl and diamond scarfpns.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper will make their home at Woodward Lodge.
a pretty place at Rye. y. Y, about one mile and
half from Manursing Island. the country home OF
the brides parents. and near the Sackett estate.
Mr. and Mrs John Jacob Astor's guests at dinner
on Tuesday night were Mr. and Mrs. ogden Mills.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Sloane. DR.. and Mrs. W. Seward
Webb. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sorchon, Mr. and Mrs.
Frederic Bronson Miss Sloane. Miss Anna Sands.
Miss Morton Herbert Robbins. Reginald Ronalds.
Warrington whitehouse and Perry Belmont
4 pleasant incident OF Wednesday afternoon was
the reception given by Mrs. William Cullen Brew
ster at her home. No "a East Sixty-fourth-st. The
hostess. who costume Of pompadour satin,
richly trimmed with jet. assisted in receiving
by her eldest daughter. Mrs. L. Lowry Reamey.
wife OF Lieutenant Reamey. OF the United states
Navy: Mrs. Charles Duggin and Mrs. John X
stuyvesant. Mrs Brewster's youngest daughter.
who last winter was married to the Count de
Frankenstein in this city, Is at present living In
Rome
Thursday brought the weddings OF Miss Mary
Hope Horton TO Edward Buclegh Lewis. which
took place at the home Of the brides father. James
ST. Horton. No. li2 West One -hundred-and-twenty-
sixth-st.: Miss Mary Allen Thackston. daughter OF
oDA Thork 10 frederick
n. Brooks. in the Central Methodist Episcopal
Church. and Miss Jennie Louise Guidet daughter
81 the late Charles 0udet. to Mortimer H. Buckley,
N ST. Ieo's Roman Catholic Church. The wedding
u Miss Guidet and Mr. Buckley was pretty ana
one. Miss Gudet looked charming
IN her gown OF rich white satin, made with sim
plicity that is delightful as 1t Is rare. The
skirt was severely plain. falling In deep soft folds
from the waist and long. The bodice which was
slightly open at the neck, was yelled In point lace
which delicate fabric composed the entire sleeves
which we're large and full to the elbow tulie
yell draped we'll back upon the head. and bouquet
,f orchids and lilies Of the valley completed
toilet that will be remembered one OF the
most artistic OF any worn by the seasons brides
rhe bridesmaids--Mss Emily c. Hunt and Miss
Marie Leydon-wore pretty gowns OF white SILK,
with bodices OF yellow satin covered with white
embroidered chiffon: large sleeves TO the elbow OF
white satin and chiffon, and long yellow gloves
yhey also wore large white picture hats. trimmed
With saffron c olored plumes. and each carried
bououet of pink roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Buckley WILL
after a Southern trip occupy an apartment In up
GER Madison-ave.. which is In complete readiness
for It's occupants.
No one seems likely to weary OF afternoon teas
and r.cenfions which mild and harmless entertain
ments still grow and flourish. and card baskets are
p,led heh with at homes and carriages are dashing
about from till I o'clock every day but Sunday.
Mrs Moses Taylor Pyne OF No. A West Flfty-third-
st. will give her first reception on Wednesday. On
Thursday evening Miss Calender and Miss de For
est Will give the second OF their series OF evening
with music and on Friday Mrs. Edward
L. Reyes will give afternoon reception with
music at her home, No East Seventy-fourth-st
Mrs George Rainsford Talboys, OF No. lis West
Seventy -eighth-st, has sent out cards for Fridays
In February. Tomorrow night Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Starr Miller will give dance at their home, No. 80
and the second and last OF the Monday
roti,ons will be held at Sherry's. The guests will be
received in the pink by four OF the patrohesse
among whom are Mrs Philip J. Sands. Mrs A. Ne"
bold Morris. who were the original organizers ~
the dances: Mrs j. Hampden Robb Mrs. Frederic
yoodridse. Mrs ]. Montgomery Hare. Mrs Ahsoh
IL Hard Mrs Frederic ] de Peyster Mrs Maturin
pelafeld Mrs Edward King, Mrs. Francis Deiaiieid'
Mrs Frederic Gallatn. Mrs William Rhine.ander'
Mrs. Gouverneur Morris. Mrs Benjamin Franklin
Lee Mrs j. ]. HiSginson. Mrs. George Bliss Mrs'
Henri I. Barley, Mrs J. Lyon Gardner. Mrs John
T Han Mrs Screven and Mrs. John Garrison Jay.
Alexander NJ. MADDEN Will lead tomorrow night
without a partner. The favors In the cotlon, whch
vii, be danced before supper. viii include ribbons
and fancy paper balls.
I'm TUESDAY afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. In Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church. Western Boulevard
and -frst-st.. he marriage OF MISS Marian
Bowers. daughter OF Mrs. Henry Bowers to Brad
ish johnson Carroll will take place. The ceremony
viii be performed by the Rev. Dr. DAVID ii. Greer
rector Of St. Bartholomew Church assisted py .he
Rev. DR.. Shipman the rector OF the c""io" NJ
bride will enter the church and be given away BY
her brother, Henry Bowers of Brooklyn She VIII
be attended by her youngest sister, Miss Eleanor
Bowers. maid Of honor who Will be formally IN
troduced to her mothers and sisters friends at the
reception which will follow the ceremony al 'he
home OF Mrs. Bowers. No. 10i West Seventy-secohu
ST. The bridesmaids will be Miss Sibyi bowers. al"
other sister Of the bride; her two cousins. MISS