New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-01
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

par".. considerable fun and jollity for ali. The
NC .,.hle set dispersed itself in the suburbs. at
soao West Chester. along the Hudson ana at
l,u..n.,ead while a soodly part of 1t remained
heon The features OF Thanksgiving Day were
." Va fan,liy gatherings being most common. The
Nos,ead set spent the day in following the
hss and attending to the manned and wounded.
no ,,e DAYS sport did not end until there was a
iol - chapter Of accidents. Mrs. Edwin d. Nor
co"f thrown from her horse and an ankle was
Eau nv the fall. and Harry Payne Whitney.
'.,.v Magoun. William 5. Hayes ana C. {.
.s.,n received slight injuries. The day was
.'., and lively al the other hunt clubs. where
o"s' rere runs iuncheons and dinner parties.
rssa-s were several interesting weddings In town
s.. on Tuesday. Miss Edith Rockefeller,
H,,,er Of Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Rockefeller. was
,.a 70 Harold Fowler Mccormick 81 the
m.snsham Hotel. instead of at the Fifth Avenue
De, church, originally intended. The
s.ss was made at the last moment on account of
r,,ess of Mr.. Mccormick who however was
' o. leave his bed TO have the ceremony per-
sp 800 IN one OF the private parlors. The break
"" and reception at Mr.. Rockefellers home In
L.. r4.ty-fourth-st were carried on without the
,,.spce Of the bridegroom, who was obliged to
p.,n IN his room in the hotel. The fashionable
ss,ps OF Tuesday was that OF Miss Frances
ns,rix Henderson. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
cAo,les r. Henderson. 10 Nathaniel Thayer Rooo,
,,ch took place in ST. Bartholomews Church. IN
.o afternoon. and was really very pretty AFFAIR
rasNi
- 500 the BRIDE who was much admired in her
t,,s,i nnery and her attendants. who presented
mos; attractive picture IN their prett. costumes
There was another throng Of fashionable people
!, :, Thomas's Church on Wednesday afternoon
.,en the wedding Of Miss Marion Wing. daughter
:, NJ and Mrs. John D. Wing to DR.. Austin
r,,, H. was celebrated and a considerable
Gathering witnessed the nupta,s OF Miss Lucy
sae,i,a Terry 10 Charles W. Trippe, in the Church
A. the Heavenly Rest. on the same day
The Metropolitan Opera House last week seemed
n be the favorite meeting pace for fashionable
.,ne the boxes and stalls on the three subscrip-
,on nights being occupied by the most brilliant
gatherings Of representative society people Espe-
cslv was this the case Wednesday night, when
Nine Nordica and Jean De Reszke appeared in
tristan und Isolde" The house was filled from
n; to dome. and many people we'll known in tho
fashionable circles OF the city enjoyed the per
,o-rarce from the upper galleries Some fresh and
besu,ifil gowns Nsre worn by the women IN the
boxes Mrs Lloyd Bryces box was perhaps as
much observed as any othe-. In 1t were Mrs Bryce.
ooklrg very handsome in black MORE trimmed
with point lace: Mrs Frederic Bronson, in pae bue
satin ard Miss Bronson. in white satin and chiffon
Ms : Vaa Rensselaer, Cruger. in gorgeous gown
q. pale Nile green satin. and wearing string OF
large pearls. had with her in one OF the partlerre
boxes the Misses Van Rensselaer,. whose gowns were
o. white silk. Mrs. George b. DE Forest. who wore
bright green miroir velvet and some handsome
diamond ornaments was with Mrs. Karrck Riggs.
whose gown was OF white brocade. ornamented with
saraenias and Mrs. Frank :. Witherbee. wearing
a gown Of black satin and gauze, touched with
American beauty satin ribbons. Mrs. Astor, who
was in black velvet. the corsagc nearly covered
with diamond and sapphire ornaments, had with her
in nor box her daughter Mrs. Orme Wilson. VINO
wore a gown of steel blue brocade. combined with
pink satin Mrs William Jay. in an elaborate cos
tune Of silver. brocade. with a corsage Of Whi'e
satin brocaded with pink and red roses, sat with
Mrs Henry Clews and her daughter. Miss Elsie
Clews Mrs Cews's gown Of white satin. the
c,rsaee trimmed with si.ver-spangled gauze ana
finished with a belt OF pink velvet and Miss
Clews was in pretty gown OF rose pink and cream
co.ored pompadour silk. Mrs. William 4. Wander
bit IN White satin had vita her in one of the boxes
Miss Katharine Duer. a.so IN white satin and MISS
Virginia Fair in a pretty gown Of black satin
touched with red. Splendid audiences were also IN
the house on Monday and Fr-ay evenings
Arrangements for the marriage OF Miss Helen
Manice 10 Henry Martyr Alexander, jr which taxes
place az $50 O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon al
ne home o, the brides father, w he foreSt
sfanice No 4 West Fortieth-st. have been com
,,.+ss Tho marriage ceremony will be performed
=, the presence OF the immediate family ana
few. intimate friends by Bishop Potter, VINO VIII
be assisted by the Rev j. Wesley Brown fecloT OF
81 Thomas's Church. reception rom uhtH
fo.clook will follow Miss Manlce will wear gown
OF white fa.lie. trimmed with po'nt lace ana
,,,lie veil boriered with point lace Her only orna
n,ent Will be diamond tiara GIT from 'he DIiUe
Dom Her five bridesmaids IN effective costumes
81 yellow silk embeliished with black VeVet anu
ec,, lace will be Miss Mabel Metcalf. Miss Mary b.
brewster Miss Gertrude Parsons. MISS Maoeiei"e
1,,,s,oora and Miss Pauline Braem Miss Nance
h,s g,ven her attendants handsome locket-shaped
miniatures set IN gold Mr.. Alexander pest man
y,,u Ice De Forest Manc4 the brides pro'hei' anu
the ushe-s will De j. Warren Bird, De FOREST Ora.
u T. Easement. Sherwood Ives, Albert fIa"ene'
bridegroom WAC gave his farewell bachelor diiiheE
o.. The Caiurae; cub on Friday night, has given
,,ose rner aYgatcr-skn card-cases, mounted WIN
silver. -, Nil
Or Pedro F -rancke. whose marriage WIN MISS
Caroline Kane Nelson. daughter or MI ana Mrs'
ARA Nelson Will be celebrated in ST Johh $
Church Far Rockaway. Long Island on iu ,,s1-
afternoon next gave his farewell bachelor dinner
al the Calumet Club last evening.
Iare4 up,own wedding. Wednesday evening
,e,, will be tina, Of Miss Ida Katrina Maurer'
a.ngb,o- ~ Henry Maurer OF No. l4S West seventy
- :, - mr. Edward Pearsan jenkins. OF Jersey
90. 7, will take place at $50 o'clock, IN 81
Agnes's Protestant Episcopal chapel III ->lhe'y
sacord-st near Coiumbus-aVe. Inc ue'a's Vi 'i'
wedding have already been puDiished IN 'i'is Column"
The marriage ceremony. which VIII De acVo'ipal-e
H. an elaborate musical service viii be performed
- ~ p.y p- Charles De Witt Br.dgman, rector
=. III. Trnirv Church, Lenox-ave and One-huh-
d-s5.and-tventy-second-st The reception "h'ch
will be large one. Will be held at the nome OF the
brides father. ...o,,, C,e
Thursday will be a busy day ma'r-inoha"H O'e
Of the largest weddings on t..is "a! WI ~ ~,
"a ~ -, =, .. 1,hon,as's Church. The bride VIII
:. ~. r,,s.e randolph Patteson. daughter OF Mt
and No lanes A. Patteson, ana 'he pr'Hes @
H.-sor, Noble of this city. Inc heN. ~, ., "
TO- nv, the rector 0; the church VIII ohclAte :"
the CEREMONY which Will be followed Oy an
reception. 10 which only ;he nehpeis - Wv hrta1,.
al
D1.'! ~. e2f west Fifty-second-st Miss Pate
s~o. Gown Will be of white satin trimmed WIKI
o pont lace ana pearls, and her vel. OF POM
ace VIII be fastened with orange D'osfc,nS m.
G,.roand crsscent present from her mo'hei dn
,nais % bonor. whose gown VIII De VI 49, nr,dss
- s,i, viii lie Miss olive Ross ana Inv ~
pm a''h' VI, 49, Florence Eilb.ck, OF GerI'a.
mas W." Mo- Mary Bosher. Miss SADIE Crane