New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

CHRISTMAS dominated last week. and all the din
,s,s teas. dances. receptions sales for charitable
u,poses and entertainments generally recognized
me fact In way or another, II It only In
heir wreaths Of evergreens and profusion of holly.
.rh. thoughts of fashionable women have generally
,rrned 10 the sale OF their own handiwork and by
heir presence and cooperation they have encour-
s,cd the attendance of concerts. fairs and bazaars
ear the relief OF the poor. the hungry and af-
acted The concert for the Ant-Basement Circle
v.s socially. the most successful OF the week as
!, was managed by Miss Emily Vanderbilt Sloane
md other women prominent in the gay world who
we're able 70 sec secure s the highest talent and the
rhs soft light from the dome Of sSerrys large ball
fell upon many .SSn faces &c sa and such an as
sr,sde OF the Metropolitan Opera House this sea
son
one OF the gayest dances of the week given
nv Mrs Henry Lewis Morris In honor of her niece
Miss Anna Rutherford Peabody. on Thursday night
I,s chief attraction was the gathering Of debutantes
,sary every one of whom was dressed in snowy
white end many Of them were extremely pretty
Miss Peabody who wore effective costume of
;urauoise blue satin. the chiffon bodice cmbelshcd
With a band of yellow roses, was Mr. Haddn's part
rsr in the ootiilon, which was rather large one.
Nj and Ms. Heber r Bishop who are occupy
ms their home IN Fifih-ave. for the first stime in
two years. having been absent in Europe, also save
dance on Thursday night John c. Furman led
the c.etlloIn, with Miss Bishop as partner. Mr..
1ied s people shortly after the holidays. and later
they VIII give large reception. with music. Mr..
snSrS's ssS on Wednesday night in honor of their
daughter. Miss Bertha King Bartlett, was a pretty
sSsrmnc ess indeed in her simple White gown and
her mSh G yoe TGo oSa and I pdS ac m
There were several weddings last week
which interested the fashionable world one
was tha; of Miss Gertrude Everett. daugh
Ter o. William Watts Everett, OF Croton
Falls y. Y. 10 Richard Baldwin. jr. which
was celebrated at Wednesday in the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION, and another was
that Of Miss Isabella Graham Marbury. daughter Of
Mrs Francs Ferdinand Marbury, to Rufus Leighton
Nacl,ufhe, which took place Wednesday after
noon In the Church OF the Incarnation. in Mad
son-ave AT the Baidwin-Everett nuptias there
vas a considerable gathering of the lights of the
fashionable world and great turning oui o. young
sn5 nSg and gay one ar BsdWn gave sO mis- far
well bachelor dinner Monday nght. The we'd
n,o5el together a throng OF persons well known IL.
society. Miss Marbury made lovely bride. ana her
with cellars and sashes OF pink satin. and Alane
Anionctte nchus Of white chiffon formed 2ictu
~ the costumes worn by the bridesmaids, Were the
large hats OF black velvet all the velvet muffs.
An out-of-town wedding Thursday Of interest
was celebrated at the country home Of Nj. and Mrs.
Cari Il. schultz at Murray Hill, " J. The bride
was taer daughter Miss Augusta Louise Schultz,
aad the bridegroom Clarence Hobart the tennis
Champion. Of this city. The marriage ceremony
gas performed by the Rev. DR.. julius Patey. Of
81 Iuae's Church. West e-hundred-and-forty
Ars;-st and Convent-ave.. this city. in the large
craving room. Miss Marie Gertrude Schultz was
her sster's maid o.: honor, and Miss Lily Hobart.
ssiet OF the bridegroom, and Miss Esther Ward
MISS Else schultz was the flower girl and and Master
Gorgs LawtoH S nepnew OF ne ersn DrldegfS1; sgr61;
anl rudolph schultz brothers Of The bride ride Nal
oR sm " Was ehase o wine hna n trnmeG r.
lace The veil of tulle was caught up win ga ga
couple have gone on tour through the South
I'll. marriage Of Miss Margaret Overhiser to
Harry Matthew Newington will be celebrated at
$50 o'clock tomorrow evening at the home OF the
brides mother. Mrs. John c. Overhiser. No. l0o
West one hundred a d-siXteenth-st Arrangements
were made some time ago 10 have large weddlng'
but owing 10 the illness OF the brides mother all
plans have been changed. and Invitations TO the
ceremony and reception limited 10 the two fam
Nies There Will be no bridesmaids maid of honor
usaers or best man. The Rev. Dr. William H. T.
Faunce pastor Of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Will be the officiating clergyman. Miss Overhisers
gown will be OF white satin, trimmed with point
ACE and her veil will be OF tu!le. When Mr. New
ington and his bride return from their wedaing TRIP
K2.n KsSt moH'n S Mrs. afgs Gversse pretty Wedding on
christmas Eve will be that of Miss Fla Mabel Eng Eng
.:sh G to oafiey Myers, which Viii take place ats
fsh % 9e n%sRs hEhs or On Only The and
snai ,er OF intimate friends vii. be present to
icrma %nSs By 6e "fss1sfD Re1 DT Teffd ppe
the fs ShSee9 Ses man he viii HT' be
MacMurrey There viii be no uShers The a cereo ere
wedding OF Miss Rose Sperling TO A. H. Levy VII
take place or Wednesday next at the nome ne oL ve n
seventy-hfth-s,.
4 wedding of interest TO fashionable society will
te that Of Miss Jane Martindale Kidd. daughter Of
Nj and Mrs William Kidd and granddaughter OF
The late Mrs. Jane Martindale. OF this city 10
Amasa J. Parker. jr, son OF Senator Arlasa D.
Parker OF Albany. which is arranged to take place
a; the country home of the brides parents az
Cooperstown " Y. on Saturcay On.y relatives OF
both families will witness the ceremony. After the
marriage the young couple VIII return TO Albany on
q special car ard afterward come to this city Ihey
viii spend part Of their honeymoon at tuxedo.
The wedding of Miss Asie. daughter Of Mr. and
Ms Leopold " Asel. OF No 65 West Sixty-eighth-
S. to Hugo Herr will take place ATM at O'clock .n on
thursday afternoon NJ ana ME- & oTvig o inyiati9ns lions
% M inc of marrsse Mh]sss Of ne sy dsaghter Miss GTude
e svlnBs Ae syasry Ryy E0 il T ns fSs chSrfS
w6eha Ths wedding Of Miss soF FoTa Ers,sS Erse'n 10
qS HriSn9 J. kaufman Y a' viii be celebraed at Delmon
icos on Thursday evening Janruyary 2 u vs. is an,
GsGrhter Of Judge Van wyck, of Brooklyn to AS; Ar
iaT5 aka p,ce P'5Tc on AdHRdsS .Snss anaary
Among the social affairs promised are series Of
Invitation musicals which will be gwen D5 AIber'
Gerard -Thies the tenor, his studio in the Car
legc Building The first Of these entertainments
VII be he'd shortly. and several prominent artists
ere expected to assist The first meeting this season
" the Kn!ckerbocker Bowling Club Is announcer 10
bc held on Wednesday afternoon, February g. at the
Tennis R,nIding. No 2i2 West Forty-frst-st. The
PRESIDENT of the cub is J. Hooker Hsmersley
bayard Clarke is vice-presidenti Dr D. NJ cam
treasurer The potronesses for ihs year are MTs dt
prescott Hall Butler. Mrs j. Muh.cnberG iiatcy
ii,s frederic J. De Peysier Mrs George L. Kings
and Mrs Clement c. Moore. Mrs Phillp Rnlne
lander Mrs philip J. Sands. Mrs. Byam X stevens
aad Mrs. Frederic Sheldon
The Richmond County Hunt cub s making ar
al hun ali. which this year