New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
Next to the marriage OF Miss Chanler 10 Christo-
pher Temple Emms the most important and In
teresting social happening last week was the annual
autumn ball the Tuxedo Club house. The we'd
ding o. Miss Chanler. wfich occurred at noon on
Tuesday In the quaint old Protestant Episcopal
church at Red Hook. y Y. which was built by sonn
Jacob Asior and has always been maintained oy the
members OF the Astor family was an extremely
pretty and picturesque celebration There was no
attempt at elaborate floral decoration at the church.
but there effective disposition Of autumn
flowers and foliage. while outside on the pathway
leading TO the church there was an aroor OF ever
greens and autumn leaves erected by the people OF
the countryside. by whom the bride Is highly es-
teemei The guests from NewYork were carried to
Barrytown on a special train Of Wagner cars. ana
returned 10 the city after o'clock in the evening
The ceremony at church performed by the
rector. the Rev. John X Lambert. The benedicton
pronounced by Bishop Henry c. Potter. who
afterward attended !he reception and breakfast
family. near Barrytown-o he Hudson. The bridal
simple but ricn and elegant IL was of
white satin. adorned with some exquisite point lace
The brides attendants. four cousins, were MISS
Marshall Of Charleston. s e. Miss MurieI White.
OF this city and Miss cornelia Rogers also OF tns ing
white and large mats of white velvet. dressed with
pink plumes Mr. and Mrs. Emmett received the
was served on the broad veranla small tables A
particularly pleasant incident Of the weadng isstr AMI
a large platform erected on the lawn Tor the pur-
poe The emPSSay sctre TaS and Mrs
Emmet came to New-York on the special tram WIZ, WIN
their guests Aer their wedGng rp 5Seg @ number
Of beautiful gifts.
II Is many years since Tuxedo had so brilliant
ball as the one on Friday night The attendance
was large. and the gowns OF the women were iresh
and beautiful The late train on Friday evening"
brought to the clubhouse eight large stageoads OF
guests who. when assembled In the large fecep'ioh
room of the clubhouse set Mr. Criswold AMI Manager
Cr0ckcr 10 thinking how some OF them were 10 DE
accommodated during their stay. Fortunately many
OF the and women had taken time oy tho lore-
lock and secured rooms for themselves, whe o'hefS
are to-day. ard Will be during their stay az the
Park the guests Of the cotiage-owners AZ usual
the ball was preceded by number OF dinner parties
the largest of which was given in the dining room OF
the clubhouse by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer
Their guests. who sat at several tables. which were
decked with American Beauty roses. lilies OF tAe
valley and vloleis. Mr.. and Mrs. William Kent
Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Lorllard. jr. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles H. Roster. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Tuck French
Mr. and Mrs. Grcnvile Kane Major and Mrs Cross
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Seton. jr.. Dr. and Mrs h. T.
Rusnmore. Mr. and Mrs William B. Dinsmore. jr
Mr. and Mrs. George W Forsyth. Mr. and Mrs
Herbert G. Pell. Mr. and Mrs. +. y Snow Colonel
PAN Tuckerman Fernando Yznaga and Charles II
Arnold. The cot.llon was danced just before suppei
ana blue ancer- danced by twev" couples ine
Women in the lance wore g 3wns Of whit sam
'heir corsaer. The men decorated win red
wnt. and blu. roscttes The coiillon. when was
lcI by Amos r French. with Mrs. Richard Mortimer
a. a partn'". started about quarter oi an nour
W..re r. 'ffc.hins II was kept up about an hour
when supper was announced. The flvors were cam
paien cnlblems. in whch gold and silver played an
important part and small trink"s, s,'cn A. f4'i'
tarnbournos. parasols ana 1r'iicl1l howSrs, ne
social Incident In the Park yesterday. which IS a
perfect aufumnal paradise the grand NUS surroin
ing ,he LAKE being crowncd win golden ppm22 ~
Pierre L,riard. II At Neewaylln h"r beautiful
horl. in fhr hills Tomorrow evening larg" dinner
party. followed lay an informal ilnce. WI DE- S'e"
AZ ne clubhouse by several members OF the cIuo'
one OF the most Interesting set OF subscription
dances Of the winter will be- the Junior Assemblies
whose patroncsses represent the young matrons In
society and whose cal. members include the latest
recruits from the ranks of bacheiordorn. The
dances Of which there will b" three. Will br early.
that g.. nn cndcn~or Will be made to open each
cotillon At 10 o'clock The cotillon will be given
At Shcrry's on Monday December II; the second
on Monday. January Is. and the third and last on
February : Tho lnironesses OF the Junior Assem-
h,- are slrs. Frederick Ed"y. Mrs Leopold IL.
Francke. Mrs Nathaniel Thaycr Robb. Mrs Walter
Curz"n Taylor Mrs Henry Martyr Alexander. jr..
Mrs Ncwbod Leroy Edgar. Mrs Russell H. Hoad-
/
Livingston stevens Mrs. William B. Dinsmore. ir..
and Mrs Edward \. Leroy. Jr. Some Of the sub
s.rlb,rs 10 the assemblies Mr.. and Mrs. Almerc
Hugh Pagci MI AID Mrs. W. Person diamiltoh,
Mr. and Mrs Frederic II Benedict Mr. and Mrs
John Sherman iioyi. Mr. and Mrs. John H. DreNei.
Mr ana Mrs. Herman Leroy Edgar. Mr. and Mrs.
T. R-ev. Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Henry q Trevor.
Mr. and Mr. W X Bond Emerson Mr.. and Mrs.
sas H. Furman Mr. ana Mrs larry whitney NC, NC
Nlckar Miss Julia l'"nt Grant MISS Beu.dlct, ne
Misses Gurnee Miss Alice Wiimerding. Miss julia
l.. Dolaneld Miss Trevor. Miss Daisy POST MISS
Madeleine Dinsmore Mis-. Els, hostsr IN, HisSS. M,s
Morgan. Miss hamilton. lliss Mad,'Ine knownoh
Miss Eurctta krrno1 han Miss hend Mss Mr. M.reuitm;
Miss Izelin Miss Livingston. Miss Addr. MISS an
Rcnss,laer Miss Nicholas. Miss Juiana 'uttins'
h.Sof C,rrnrr Mocr craig Wadsworth j Arden
hartman Ralph Ellis. Creighton Webb Deforest
MsaGs Woo"1rG % dr1 T' n SHalDi Arden HSpisS RSb
bins Arthur Turnbu Robert Elmer B29ras,n' y',nI,
sTTyn Hsfryman. n J. q rhcp stoks Herbert living, On
.,terce Louis r. IIolbrooll Belts Robert McM.
Gillespie. GILLESPIE IS ioan Wadsworrh and Henry Phelps
case.
Tho list or Noy.nbcr weddings Will be n long one.
and several Of them will be large church affair,
To morrow afternoon Miss Grace Hooper daughter
Of Mr and Mrs Edward Hooper. VIII be marr'c
,o Daniel DcWof Wever. in the Madison Avenue
p.for,n.d church. F'lfty-sevcnth-st The ceremony,
Abbott f. Kittrcige. viii he followed by recep.
ton at the home of the brides parents III r"st
Seventy -ninth-st.
At noon on Wednesday. the marriage OF MISS
s,di. Gregory Judd Herbert Dean Lounsbury
will be celebrated the home Of the bride mother
Mrs Jane g. Judd No. l32 East Nineteenth-st.
Tn. wedding will b. quiet one. only the relatives
and , few of .hc intimate friends OF the couple
having received irvations TO attend the cstcmony.
whirh Will probably be performed by 'hancelior
i,nv of the Syra.iise University. The bride SIS
tcr Miss Laura Judd will be the maid or honor
, will he h st man AIl'T tut
car.monV there Will be reception ana ""dulnS
breakfast.