New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-29
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
THE SEASON OF FALL WEDDINGS FAIRLY
UNDER WAY.
p,rp.n,xc FOR WORKS OF CHARITY AND PLEAS
IRE - woMEN's CLUBS - PERSONAL
NOTES OF INTEREST.

NOTES OF lNTEiSisSi.
The great polo contests have been pihyeu' anu VI"
as,or Gun goes to Massachusetts. put wne'her an
49, con,e., will be had the Prospect fark
,ss 90 a noInt about which there IL much doubt
T. ,,,rnv condition of the ground when Iues-
49, came was played called forth many uniaVor-
able comments and while neither size sAi"e' ""y
advantage In consequence OF the errauc cou'se Vi
the bali. all hands put TO the test 10 pay
oame worthy OF the records they had made Inc
,,r,or,nnatc accident TO Mr.. Keene. the Rockaway
49, raver was the only thing which marred Fri
da,s contest and no regretted 1t more than the
Myopp players The social %or and u The space de-
voted TO coaching turnouts was cTow "o 81 vi
Wealthy and fashionable people Inc Of engage
ments are coming thick end fast while tnese pepp
who are especially active IN me MoIh r tbeir war
ing pleasure with charity are putting on me. on
paini and preparing for agsressive canpssg'i , on
the time and pocketbooks On uen III hc reward
SEith Success is a matter OF course. and those VINO
take part in the various pans Aae ~ he worth Of
will as they have in the past get '"e "'''' -
their money.
The first OF the town weddings OF the season was
celebrated on Thursday evening. In Inc New ,oi
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church N"e" NC
Cenevieve Wiswe married to Charie> ii'' ,
HYDE by the Rev. A. j. +. Behrends Inc 49,
was attended by Miss Maude Harrison WisNen
her sister, and the bridesmaids were Miss GeorsA'
HYDE Miss May Stephenson Miss Mabel Ballard
and Miss Nette Little. Grafton Duval Dorsey OF
Baltimore, best man. and the ushers were
Charles A. Morse, jr. Paul Grant, Edward l." oheu-
eker and W. II. Mageean. The ceremony was io'-
lowed by limited reception at the home OF the
brides parents Mr. and Mrs. John Cathcart WIS
well at No 257 Jenerson-ave. Among the guests at
the reception were Judge and Mrs. William j. Gay y
nor. r. c, Horr Mrs Hyde the Misses Hyde PAU
Z. De Fere, Major and Mrs Edward NJ, "a Gr %ls
Mirabeau l. Towns. Mr. and Mrs Carl Won pusta9'
II nd
Wingate Colonel and Mrs John Jameson, PT' a Ana
Mrs. A; J. f. Behrends Major and Mrs r. n , NC
David Barnett, Colonel and Mrs T. H. NGGr an
the Misses Edwards. Of Washington; Mrs . +; bg.
Mr. and Mrs John d. Snedeker. Harold Vernon, Mr.
and Mrs William zeger Mr. Ana Mrs G H MTs M Ts
French Miss Mabel French, Mr.. and Mrs, George E.
ds Mss 4 M 9a MIS- M
the Misses Johnson, MI and MRS Henfx " in naa
son. Captain II. p Kingsbury. United States Army,
and John X. Hesse
Mrs. j. Elliott Langstaf has begun preparations
for a repetition OF the successful Halloween dance
which was managed by her last season. The anair
Is to be held in the Pouch Gallery and the Red
Cross Society VII be the beneficiary. 1t Is under
stood that there will be some novel features intro
duced and while the decorations Of the gallery
will Include liberal display of fail vegetables ana
other things with which tradition has connected the
evening. the chief point of interest will be group
voted to the of these adopts In the mystic arts;
The favors viii be pretty there is promise OF good
music, and cotillon VIII mark the end OF the res
tlvities. This affair. however is not the only one
which Mrs. Langstaff has on hand as she is , the
sian festival in the Academy of Music on the even.
ings Of DECEMBER H. u and H. for the oepent OF
Honeymoon" In which the young women Of Packer
are at home vii be one Of the features 9 the pro
considerable part Of the entertainment. and mum,
Der OF famous Russian paintings VIII be reproduced
In tableaus.
The fashionable Long Island wedding OF the week
viii be that Of Miss Helen Resale Remsen daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Phoenix Rcmsen. to Woodruff SUIT
ton Thursday at noon. The marriage Is TO take
place in the Episcopal Church at Babylon. and
Bishop Li;tlejohn is expected to ofilclate. Beside
the Bishop. the brides greatuncle the Rev. DR.. Du
Bois the Rev Mr. Moran, rector of the church, and
the Rev. Mr.. Bridges will be in the ohance Miss
Miss Alice Barnard Hiss Alice Lee Post Miss Liza
mads W1sm Of viii
be best nan and Frederick F.oyd-Jones. Francis NJ
Holmes. Frank Sutton and Richard sutton VIII be
ushers 4 breakfast Will be given afterward at the
Remsen country seat.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Annie p.
Lynes. daughter of S. c. Lynes OF New-York. but
formerly OF the Heights to Charles Merritt Field,
OF Mrs. Anna Field. OF Hlcks-st Both are
well known on the Heights and both guests
at the Mason Camp, on the Lower Saranac in the
made soon afterward. The Lynes family moved TO
New YORK about year ago Mr.: Fled is member
The engagement of Miss Lillian Hawthorne
daughter OF Mrs. E. NJ Hawthorne. OF Lincoln
Place. TO August E. Pfarre has occasioned
siderable interest on Prospect Heights. Miss Haw-
thorne Is well known as a society girl, and is an
as an enthusiast in outdoor sports in general Mr.
Pfarre Is also familiar figure IN social life and
has many friends.
The wedding of Miss Helene Gray and Mr.. Frank
Candvello will take place during the coming month.
Announcement cards are out for the marriage Of
Miss Ethel Brown Hommel, at Saugertes. y. J.,
on september q, to J. F. Barringer, one of the
teachers OF rhetoric in the Polytechnic.
Those organizations known the women's clubs
Of Brooklyn taking up their work for
the year with an ardor which is increased by their
successes and by heir failures Of the past.
The Women's Health Protective Association has
already had its opening meeting and this winter
will attack the garbage question The first meet
ing OF the Brooklyn Women's Club will be held
programme viii be begun Lodging houses and
julia parsons and Mrs Truman j. BSeku s will BE-
their leading opponents Mr.; Pope has sent to the
Pope. painted by Benjamin &C Constant The cvitas
will devote good deal Of attention TO college set
president of the club. who has been working in a
New-York settlement. Will utilize her experiences
ton. The first regular meeting will not be until
November J. The meetings OF other clubs will be
as follows: The Photereons first Wednesday in Oc-
Suffra gists the third Tuesday in October at the
Wilson rooms in Perrepont-st.
Miss Alice Louisa Green. of McDonough-st. and
Samuel Brown ogden. Of New-York. will be mar
red Wednesday, october 16. The ceremony will
be performed in 81. Bartholomew Church. in Pa
,ifc-st.. at o'clock in the evening. The bride will
be attended by Mss Ada NJ Green maid Of
honor. and Miss Lulu {. Cunning. Miss Lucy c. |
ryner. Miss Jennie l.. Lawton and Miss Nellie |
Graham as bridesmaids w. Alderman will be |
pest man. and w. II. Lawton. W. Reid. j. Davidson |
md c. Z. Jones ushers. After the ceremony there
MI be reception at the home OF the brides |
parents.
The engagement OF Mss Edith j. Culberstone |
,nively. daughter Of the late DR.. Joseph c. Snvely
o William Henry Sanford is announced. Both |
he young people. who popular the Hill, |
receiving congratulations ard good wishes from a |
arge circle OF friends. Miss Sniyely is charming |
brunette With vlvac,ous manners. and Mr. San |
ord IS OF the 23d Regiments crack cyclers.
Among the weddings announced for ttSs week are |