New-York tribune., 1896-10-18
>,,r WEEK IN SOCIETY.

i re F', seen 20 indicate that tho gay and
ses ,,s season had begun in earnest Such.
i .sal0''",e, Is lot the case. Various weddings,
/ ,.,,ar,v shopping tours and the theatres,
I'd ps.o,sh, about the change. but fashionable
sTs ''. .,,s per!od OF the year hnd almost moth
i ,.,pls .. a, .own, so those who can remain IN
rs 10 ~ where great deal is going on all
ns s'p esnecally among the hunting sets o:
/ as nms Cedarhurst. Morristown and Staten
Nss'o" Nos; OF the hunting clubs crowd their
| lsana' - a brief period, while the Meadow
aysv so,reads /, over the whole hunting season by
M mean. The handsome and pleasant homes
/ I'd d.e d..ss Meadovbrook Club are nearly always
/ ,oJ, taSS house parties. and as the owners OF
lied VII Wis understand the art OF entertaining
s,ss nS". entertained their having an uncommonly
I'D hhs e. not at all surprising. The golf tour
cei um, ,rhn,ch began on the Meadowbrook links
amen, Will OF course contribute much TO the
l.iaSings Of the members ana tne,r guests MRS;
slgasi oe,,d and similar entertainment will mark
/ aa'ylose Of tho tournament.
,,,r.out teas will soon come thick and
l I' Owe Of the debutantes this winter is Miss
49, c,bbs Thompson. who will be introduced at
l We" n,bch will be given by her mother. Mrs.
| sNN n Thompson. on Wednesday afternoon.
| g'0e", a. her home. No East Fifty-third-st.
N"r,.crntion balls for the winter have nearly
10 arranged. The first of the fortnightly
| - which are 10 take the place Of Mrs. John
eHuws dancing class will be held at Sherrys
/ nrher + The other meetings will be held
/ % pemher - January >. 1891; January l9. Febru-
% veeeS cen February 70. The patronesses are Mrs.
sands Mrs Frederick psn3 Grant' MTs MTs
| bhr ga Huntington. Mrs. John Sloane, Mrs.
haIlssr Mrs. Henry Lewis Morris, Mrs Lewis l..
Ienhsli. nrS aTd Mrs. William ". Hoppin The new
GoodIiussd ssdonces known as the Junior Cotnons, arc
ere held on December 5. January ~ lSs'' ana
Fsbruary Il.
,rr,or Assemblies. a new set Of dances. VIII be
l M :. sberry's on December H. January Is and
r.h-uarys The organizers OF these canoes ana .he
'"'aa.sas are Mrs Russell II. Hoadly jr'. Mrs
f ,,ax.nAer. IT,. Mrs. William Il. Dinsmore jr.
r.,aorick .,, Edev. Mrs Nathaniel Thayer Robb.
NE rsu.ar6 4 lie Roy Mrs. Newbold lie Roy
Ers huS Mrs. Walter Taylor. These Will each
ave the privilege OF inviting rh1T aHs rhe co,on
es eaas n,ohaby one favor figure VIII pc aSiioMe1 nE
champagne supPeT The qa5eS meets at sHerry's
-. Oacemher T. December y Jdhu"'! J. '"'u"'
!, Fsbruary and February ~
-..,,.ss for the De Coyerey Dances, an entirely
iA' ~ d,n,es. are Saturday. December y;
ha, ., January l6 January 80 and February
w., ,o,roresses are Mrs. \. a. Anderson. Mrs
Cleveland. Mrs H. Blanchard Dominick
| a.. charles B. Fooie. Mrs George NJ Groves Mrs
~.r,,dI. Keyes Mrs. Will.s;on B. LOCKWOOD. Mrs
r,,,les + Roe Mrs. Gustav H. ScA"ao anu nis
u..xr n Valentine. The I!HlcIt.4d Lo'NN' wa ~
Ia =, Thursdays December H. January ana
.".,w Mrs Arson w. Hard's dancing class
~ s.s ;,s meetings alternately in the small and
- sa,,oo,,s A. shey!ys on December ., Decen-
- T...,,ber 96 January p January 10, January
N February II and April Il. The Iuesday ANeH.ns
n,ncss will be given January ! ana Mdrch :. Inc
,.rss OF dances arranged Dy mrs ueOise, nfGer
se.:.s vrs y Brayoort Kane and several O'htI
o!iagt, A!s. -, aomsn vii De continued this winter
a. Sesrrvs The GA.es selected ioT 'le uai'VgS 80 80 a.
WoSSsvs December q, January J. Jdh-at' - ~
y-y,v = The Assemblies ta.s W.H.ei WI. De Heii
!, me NV ballroom d. tae Waldorf. NfIs' lP -,
Sands dancing class wL.cA l@s s. ,n' issemely
sarurday evenings al the Mehee'sso ~ -
Son,s u-l contrue lis meetings there tHIs "h.v.
large :aOscIpn dam WI 2e SSoydmSer Sysh S ' e.
are Mrs J. NJ Naran. Mrs ueoIee
Evahs Mrs Henry B WAson Mrs. A b NJ
Sor mi. dance we're issIsd Thursday Iast. As g.
ro,hng has been dec.iel n regard 70 e .S
ssm 20 IN nk that the entertainments gwen for SO
many years by the Fsp,e-a2-Ne men ~ a ~ !,
Iorks fashionable e'Ts'e N-' ~ 0e
winter
wedding which was 10 have been celebrated III
Bar Harbor last August took place on Tuesoay al
,.rnoon IN Eas, Lyme Conn. The bride was MISS
Juliet Tryon Lowrey, the second daughter OF 'he
late Grosvenor p Lowrey. Of this city, and the
bridegroom Herbert Lacy Baggalay. son OF the
late Sir Richard payganay. OF LONDON, England.
The wedding. which was postponed last summer
on account Of the serious Illness OF the bride, was
solemnzed at the summer home Of Mrs. V T.
humber OF guests from this city were present at
the ceremony which was performed BY the Key:
sitter the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Baggailay were
driven 10 NewLondon. whore they took the train
!or Boston. They will make their home In Eng
land Mrs. Baggallay met her husband in Japan
while a VISIT TO her sister, Mrs. Frank Ball in
tha; country. nearly eighteen months ago.
Tha ~ acf N
nsrous. and all OF them pretty. Among the we'd
dngs Of the present week the which interests
society will be tha, OF Miss Edith Shepard. daugh-
ter Of Mrs Elliott F. Shepard TO Ernesto q. Fab
brl which will take place at noon on Tuesday In
The Shepard Memorial Church. at Scarborough
on-the-Hudson. The details for the affair have
been arranged with much care. and the wedding
Will doubtless be one OF the most attractive OF the
autumn season. special ,rain will carry tho
guests 10 Scarborough on Tuesday morning ir
une 10 witness the ceremony and attend the re-
epcon and wedding breakfast which follow 1t a.
MS Shepards Colonial summer home. Woodlea
Scarborough. The officiating clergymen will bs
No Rev. DR.. John Hail. OF the Fifth Avenue Pres
Hterian Church. and the Rev. Mr.. Blessing. th'
Minister in charge OF the Memorial Church. There
VII be extra music al the church. furnished by
rankos Orchestra, and at the breakfast there
WI be an attractive musical programme RENDERED
" Lander and his organization. Miss Shepard
vac has been seen but little in society since th'
wa'h OF her father several years ago will entel
Il, vsssSh TssSinr WIZ her hTolher E9 ShePss,r9,
WI oe adorned with some exquisite point lace ant
n.mS.,s e' PoinI lace which haye been worn ~ .!
rAh Of honor, Miss Emily Vanderbilt Sloane. an
~ .sIidesmeids- Miss Fabbri. sister Of N
NO , Mss Annie Morgan-will be IN picturesque cor
nssss.S,. 1ss 2, white more the bodices trmmed VII,
| ;ssssssIlne &c sole. silver embroidery ana Mechh
Ne me whiteness OF the costumes Will be re
s so oy collar and girdle OF blue glace velvet
LEV shade known as benvonutO They will ais
.Nn .wn large picture hats OF black velvet. whicl
~ ~ % topped with several black ostrich plume
40 TWO cabbage bows OF blue velvet. set In unde
M broad brims Mr. Fabbri's best Will b
oroiher; Alexander Fabbri. Tho ushers will b
ir.s i.s w Vanderbilt, uncle OF the bride
Ssstus Dennis shepard. jr.. a cousin: Williar
=. = O:sood Field The floral decorations at tn
Il. ,aen and house Will be in excellent taste. an
~ nret kfast. which Will be served by Sherry q
f~si f~si tables arranged In the various rooms on IN
sas moor enc In the hallway. will be an elaborat