New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22
IN THE SOCIAL: WORLD
THE FALL SEASON TO GET A GOOD START
THIS WEEK.
PEEpARING FOR THE POLO MArcIIEs-wEDpIS6s
OF THE wEEK-PERsoNAL AND

pEEpARING FOR THE POLO MATcIIEs-wEDpIS6s
OF THE wEEK-PERsoNAL AND
SOCIAL NOTES.
The fall season is here SO far as society people
are concerned and II the weather holds good there
will be a large turnout at the matches for the
polo championship to be played under the aus
pieces OF the Polo Association. the prospect faik
grounds on Tuesday and Friday next Inere WIN
be large delegations present from New-iorN anu
Westchester. and already Park commissioner
Squier is overrun with applications for ca,rase
space from those who have fine teams ana WISH "
bring them out the days OF the matches i"e
Country Club. OF westchester and the Myo dnS
the plSyers from Rockaway win NEE, the winners
on Friday afternoon The games WI T 1e are
credited with ability 10 win the game with the
ss sSa h and Rosaway players
contest is likely to be nght worm ,ors VEST
chester scarlet With white cap; Myopa, light blue
with white sash and cap kockswa na aa, matches
which probably be played on the same Se N
nense OF a trip to the park there VIII undouot-
and get points how TO ride morse.
large number OF guests went down to st. Jude's
c,nrrcb IN Blythebourne on Thursday afternoon.
q, witness the marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Litchheid
the eldest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William Backus
LrchAeld to Charles Bellows. The ceremony was
performed by the Rey Robert BayaTd Sn9Td EN-
brides younger sister was maid Of honor and MISS Miss
May neS Mfi the MarS Ffederck "
BOVINE was best man and the brofseT townsend
Norean Harry Il. Cue and Ernest o. Jacobus
One Of the most interesting occasions OF the
week was the celebration of the tenth anniversary
OF the wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. David E. Nichol-
SON Of No s Van and large NUMBER Of friends
called TO offer congratuiatiohhs; articles in
silver and cutglass
fashionable Twenty-third Ward wedding was
that OF Miss Christine Dorothy Schroeder daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Schroeder. to Henry FRED
erck Henchel. which was celebrated on Wednesday
evening at the DE Quincy parlors No. 5sS Quincy
ST The ceremony performed by the Rev. Dr.
ueischman, pastor of ST. Peters Lutheran
church. in bedford-ave. The bridesmaids were
the Misses Eta and Carrie Schroeder sisters or the
Snroe6er also a sister The best was Philip
" Rupert. and the ushers were Rlchard iSehnerl'
Az Henry Bahrenberg, Henry Shade and Christie.
yb,sr Fitter The invited guests included nearly all
the weli-known German people OF the CITY, ana the
attendance was sufficient TO crown the parlors.
Miss Florence Clayton Groves daughter OF MT.
and Mrs Richard s. Groves. was married on
"wednesday evening to Louis ID. Rhinehart, eldest
son of ex-Sheriff Clark d. Rhinehart Inc ce'e-
mony was performed by the Rev. Dr. & T. Mi'iei
pastor OF the DeKalb Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. at the home of the brides parents NO O''
Leonard-st W. c. Weckum was the best man.
and the maid OF honor was Miss Susie Groves sister
of the bride. A reception followed the ceremony
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Rhinehart started on a
tour OF the Great Lakes On their return they VIII
make their home No. 100 South Ninth-st Among
the guests at the reception were Mr. ana MIS-
Robert Sparks Mr.. and Mrs. William Doty. Mr.
and Mrs Charles Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Collins Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sutton. Miss Deha Hal
lock. Mrs. Louis Hallock. Mr. and Mrs Henry
Beams Nj and Mr. Ogden MI and MRS N Gha aa
Mrs Howard Sanford, Mrs Harrison, MISS n .
sOn I Hou sqa Mr. Mrs. and %Sm r aarn N briggs ME
and Mrs James McBride Mr. and Mrs Daxd P
Bant. Mir. and Mrs Harry Gutterdge Miss Ma chi.
Whsssr Mrs Cady Smith rs nsrv MI ana and Mrs
George weidner Mr.. and Mrs. William, Jones. Mr..
and Mrs Mr. n S a M Mrs s saors
George Ryder, Mr.; and Mrs. Thomas Ross Mr. and
Knapp. Mr. and Mrs Trnbuii Mr.. and Mrs George
Martin and members of tho Rhinehart and Groves
families.
From Sea Cliff comes the announcement OF the
engagement OF Miss Louise Sheridan. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Sheridan. and lie Grand H.
Clark. Of New-York. Miss Sheridan has been
prominent factor in the social life OF Sea Gin,
where her father has hands9me countIy place and
Clark is owner OF the Aglaia. 1t might almost be
termed yachting engagement Mr Clarks iam-
lily have country place at Summit, ~ j.
The engagement OF Miss Iillyan Stuart Crawford
the eldest daughter of Mrs. Fannie Crawford. of
Carro-st, and Craig r. Guerlh. Of New-York.
formerly OF Chicago. is announced. Miss Crawford
IL of three charming sisters who have attracted
much admiring attention. The Crawfords have
spent great deal Of time In travel
Mrs Horace +. Hutchinson and her daughter.
Miss Florence Hutchinson, of Clinton-ave, have re-
turned 10 town from the Delaware Water Gap
where they have spent the summer. Miss Evelyn
Hutchinson who has been visiting the F1tzgib
bonses. OF New-York, at Westhampton, Long Island
mas also returned.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Burr and their two daughters.
Miss Hattie and Miss Jessie Burr have returned
from Black Rock, Conn, TO their home in Hancock
ST. Miss Annie Arnold, OF Quincy-st, has returned
TO town from Westhampton. Long Island.
The announcement has been made that Nine.
Helene Maiglile has formed exceptionally fine
female quartet. The members. who all resi-
dents OF the Hill. Miss Marian Gilmer first
contralto: Miss Jessie Mills, second; Miss Mare
Thornton and Miss Isabelle Davis Carter, first and
second sopranos. Emile Levy, o. NeW-l Ork Is TO
be the conductor.
Among the dates fixed for weddings In the near
future are the following
September 26-Miss Genevieve Wswel daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs John Cathcart Wiswell TO Charles
Methodist Episcopal Church
october Miss Resale BeauTegard Page. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Marie Victorne T., &c. TO Louis Charles
Rance o'clock, ST Charles Borromeo Church,
Sidney Place
october 2--Miss Helen Robinson daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. jeremiah Il. Robinson, to Frederic Bull.
OF New-York at Wakefield. r. l.
october S-Mss Helen Resale Remsen daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Phoenix Remsen, TO Woodruff SUIT
ton, at Babylon. Long Island
INVESTIGATING GREANY'S ACCOUNTS.