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

lid ma tho weather The few spring days which
his late season has yielded In the last fortngh,
have been thoroughly appreciated md enjoyed BY
,hs members OF the gay world. The cold storm In
40 oo,Iv mart OF the week in,erfcred spitefully with
~ ou,door amusement but the bright unbroken
sunshine Of the last few days. with the trees just
,urstn1 into leaf made Central Park almos: para
disc The suburbs have never looked loveer or
more inviting IN their spick-and- span new spring
roles than this year. and the Park. with the bright
,cds yellows and pnks of its flower beds and bushes
certainly never looked more attractive. The drives
IN the Park az well the beautiful Riverside Drive
have been flied with long procession of handsome
equ,pages Meanwhile the old Pioneer. the road
coach, sounds its merry horn through Ffth-aVe.
and Central Park on its daily trip TO the Coun-
,-y Club in Westcheser County, and Is always well
froighie9 with youth and beauty. On Monday. not
outstanding the rainstorm. Cornelius vanderbilt,
with party Of young people. made the trip. ana on
Wednesday, in much the same kind OF weather, MI
and Mrs Charles L. Havemeyer and number OF
guests braved storm and mud for days outing on
the Pioneer. On Friday Mrs. Burke Roche Miss
Van Rensselaer, Miss Edith Hail. Miss Hoffman and
Miss Turnure with an equal number OF good-looking
men, on Its top.
Receptions with music weddings and visits to the
Art Loan Exhibition. have all had their turn with
the fashionable throng broken by departures for
Europe, last nights at the opera ana trips 10 the
country to inspect this or that country house and
learn what Is to be done before taking possession
FOR the season.
The marriage OF Miss Alice Madeline Lewis.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Heron Lewis. 10
rredcric Foster Carey on Monday was really one
=, the most beautiful weddings Of the many besut!-
ful ones his spring. Every one is still talking OF
the handsome decorations in the church ana the
beauty OF the bride. who certainly DID look most
attractive IN her bridal robe OF heavy white sa'h'
the skirt and bodice both draped with old point
lace and a veil of superb point lace that had been
In 49, mil several
The conventional bouquet was replaced by a point
lace handkerchief and an vory-bound prayer-pooh'
The four bridesmaids were a'tired alike IN pale oue
crepop over satin Of the same color. large whi'e
straw hats trimmed with white ostrich plumes ana
bIue chiffon caught with clusters of pale pink roses
They carried bouquets OF bridesmaids roses The
hr,de.s two Young cousins, Miss Maude Wolf and
Miss Edith Kane were the maids of honor The
retention AT the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis. in
East Thirty-ifth-st. was jolly one. MT carey
and his bride will make their home at Tuxedo.
The wedding OF Miss Anna Gig Rupert to Her
man Schalk which was celebrated on Monday even
ing at the home OF the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs Jacob Rupert. Fifth-ave. and Nine,y-third-st
was a most gorgeous affair. in which flowers, 'nu-
sic fine brocades. satins. laces and jewels played
conspicuous part.
The society wedding on Tuesday that OF
Miss Alice Townsend Crawford. daughter OF the 'a'c
David Crawford TO Richard Tighe Wainwright,
which took place at o'clock. at the home OF the
brides aunt Mrs. Luther Clark. In Gramercy PARK
None but relatives and most intimate friehds were
hidden 10 tn house which was lavshly decorated
with flowers The BRIDE who was given away by
her brother-in-iaw. Macgrane Coke. wore gown
~ white satin draped with old family lace and
veil of point lace worn by her mother on her wed
ding day. A diamond crescent, a present from 'he
Young and handsome bridegroom. adorned the COLI
fure The bridesmaids one OF whom. MISS 'ta"-
ford the Oldest sister of the bride was taken sud
al
picturesque costumes The skirts were OF ~hite SILK
hrocaded with pink roses and the bodces or white
chiffon finished with Marie Antoinette collars Oh
Acru lace and girdes Of pale blue ribbons Inc
Young women carried bouquets OF pink mossrose
buds and white roses.
The marriage OF Mrs. Gaspar Griswold TO Henry
Marouand was celebrated on Tuesday mornns' IN
tbe ouietest possible manner. at the home OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Elliot Cowdin only the I'M
mediate family was present at the ceremony, M'''"
was performed by the Rev Eplphah'ns W"Son'
rector OF st Marks Church, New-'hst'' ~ !"
where the bride has a country home. ana there was
no reception. Professor Allan Marquand. OF fr'hcs-
ton was his brothers best man.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Gallup 10 the rev
Henry Mottet will take place on TUESDAY o' neat
week Nav a. In the Church or the Holy 'o"'-
uunion. Sixth-ave and Twentieth-st.. Of which the
bridegroom is the rector. II Is intended that auis
sion to the church shall be by ticket only there
will be no reception the bride and bridegroom iea'
ing the city Immediately after the ceremony Tor
their wedding trip. The Rev William Moi', VINO -
the assistant clergyman In the parish VIII a',e"u
Dr. Mottet as best man. Inc p'iue o'''' "''N
will be a maid OF honor.
The next wedding Of interest 70 the fash'ohapie
world viii be that Of Miss Elizabeth Cynthia Bar
ney daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Newcomb e. Barney,
TO Dr. John I.aidlaw Buell.. which VIII be celebrated
in the Church OF the Heavenly Rest. ftth-aVe ana
Fortv-nfth-st.. on the afternoon Of Tuesday. May
A{AA L. 20 no
will be held at the home Of the brides parents IN
East Fifty-third-st. and will be n small one
The wedding OF Miss Adeline Henry and liorauo
J. Sharrott Of Mortified. s. l., Will take place al
the homo Of the brides parents. at Mariners Har-
Dor. l., on May a.
The arrangements for the wedding Of Misc Irene
Robinson Shipman. the Oldest daughter OF James d.
Shipman Of No 20 West One-hundred- and twenty
eighth-st., and Clarence Corney have not yet bech
completed The marriage ceremony viii be per-
formed in the Second Collegiate Reformed Church.
I.enox-ave. and One-hundred- and-twenty- third-st
at O clock Tuesday evening. June T. BY the Rev
DR.. William Harsha. the pastor Miss shpman
who is a pretty brunette. will be attended by four
bridesmaids and maid OF honor, her cousin, MISS
Kitty Ely, of Peekskl. Robert Corney, brother
of the bridegroom. will be best There will
also be four ushers and two flower girls. a sister
and cousin Of the bride. There will be large re-
cepton at the home Of the brides grandmother
Mrs Edward Roberts, No. 24l Lenox-ave. The en-
gsgement IS just announced OF Miss Shipman's
cousin. Miss Irene y. Robinson. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Henry c. Robinson. Of No. 2.Os5 Fifth-ave.. to
Frederick Stanley Chamberlain. son OF the late
Valentine r. Chamberlain of New-Brtan. Conn.
1t Is announced that the marriage OF Miss Alice
NJ Hirsch daughter OF Leon Hirsch, OF Washington
Heights to Gustave Dryfus will take place prob
ably at the home Of the bride on Wednesday, June
r. Miss Frances Jones daughter OF Mrs. Nathaniel
r Jones will be married 10 George $. Arthur. OF
Boston. on Thursday. June 6. at the country nome
O. the brides mother. near Hyde Park y. \.
The wedding Of Miss Florence Pitney. OF this city,
TO George Reesng will take place In the gilt-room
OF the Holland House Wednesday evening June
g. Miss permott will be the maid OF honor. and
Frederick Pitney the best man. There VIII be SIX
ushcrs
The leafy month Of June will be ushcred In with
the wedding OF Miss Annie Leavenworth Cameron.
the second daughter OF Sir Roderick Cameron. TO
Relmnnt Tiffany which win take place al noon