New-York tribune., 1896-10-25

me season creeps on apace. hut as yet there has
peeh little else than weddings to occupy the atten-
"o'i OF fashionable people. and there has been no
i cimerialning in town. will there be until the So
Cia FORCES have gathered here 10 enjoy the Horse
.ao~ on ana the opera. which begins at the Meropoli-
IAN opera House on November 10.
Inc wedding Of interest 10 society last week
was that of Miss Edith Shepard, the second daugh-
Ter OF Mrs Elliott +. Shepard. to Ernes,o G.. Fab
DR. which was celebrated at noon Tuesday, in
the Shepard Memorial Chapel, at Scarborough-on-
the-Hudson. special train of parlor cars carried
the guests to Scarborough. 1t WAS picturesque
analr, and the group OF bridesmaids in white moire
touched with turquoise blue velvet and carrying
huge bouquets of pink and lilies of the valley,
was very artistic The bride. too, handsome.
The reception and breakfast at Mrs Shepards
country home, Woodea a pleasant drive from the
church, were delightful incidents of the day: Natu
rally, the bride was generously remembered 10y the
memberSo OF her Immediate family, who Showeredher
with presents fit for princess of royal blood To the
few few who had the Privilese to see & the presents
Mrs. Shepards house sight dazzling. If rot start
ling There were pieces of silverware OF every de-
scrpton. jewels Of all kids. and on one table in
the centre of the room IA wonderful collection of
passed about TWO weeks at Btmorc. George Van
derbts vast estate. near Ashevile, y. G.. will 20
abroad, TO remain the best part of the winter
The important engagement announced last week
that of Miss Annie Corbin made known by
Miss Corbin's family on Thursday afternoon.
The engagement has existed for a number OF
years. and Mr.. Corbins consent 10 1t OBJ
tanned long before he met with the accident which
caused his death at his farm Newport. early last
summer Miss Corbin is well known in fashionable
life and she and her mother for several winters past
gave series of Saturday evening receptions delight
aT a nt1rma ga at their home No. 40 fnidn
brilliant men and women IN the social and artistic
world. The marriage of Miss Corbin and Mr.: 8or-
rowe VINO is the eldest son OF the late Samue Bor-
rowe. OF this city. will be celebrated within "A few
weeks. although no date has yet been set for the
ceremony.
Tuxedo promises TO have unusually pleasant
autumn season. All the cottagers have returned,
and nearly all the rooms in the clubhouse are en-
gagged for the rest of this month and half of next
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Cammack. who passed tho
summer abroad. have taken possession of their fine
home. and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Seton. jr are nome
from foreign lands. and al their cottage. Mr..
and Mrs. Amory S Carhari. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gocet Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Lorlard, jr., Mr. and
Mrs. George Griswod, Mr.. and Mrs. Grenyliie
and Mrs. Frederick Foster carey. MIR and Mrs
Walker Breese Smith, ana Amos Tuck French are
iages M or in the clu6housd ' The annual autumn
Is announced to take place at the clubhouse on
was an informal dance in the pretty little theatre
in the clubhouse.
The marriage of Miss Aida Chanler. daughter Of
the late John Winthrop Chanler, and great great
grandchild of the first John Jacob Astor, to g. Tenn
pie Emmett a of NJ. and Mrs William J. En-
met, of New Rochelle. y. Y, will take place or
son, where Miss Chaners family have couniry
home. which is called Rokeby. The wedding viii be
a comparatively small one. The ceremony Will he
followed by Il breakfast.
A pretty wedding on Tuesday evening will be
that Of Miss Marion Maude Tully. the eldest daugh
ter Of John y. Tuly, to Henry T. Champion. son OF
DR.. Henry i. Champion. which Will occur at
O'Clock. at the home of the brides father, no 2ll
West Northumberland ihirty yiirst-st. ON account
Of a recent death in the bridegrooms family. only
relatives and intimate friends have received invita-
tons for the ceremony and reception The Rev
Dr. Marling assisted by the Rev. Or William Justin
Church. Will ohiciate. Miss Tully will wear
gown OF white satin. the corsage trimmed with
viii he fastened with a coronet Of orange blossoms.
Miss Grace Tully. her sister. Will be IN" ;aaid Of
white brocade. draped with white chiffon. Charles
Ward Champion. a brother Of the bridegroom VIII
be best man.
The marriage Of Miss Minnie Augusta Moorhouse.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. stephen Moornouse. 10
Albert Robert Moore of Brooklyn. VIII be quietly
celebrated at $50 Tuesday evening. at the nome
Of the brides parents No JOG East Forty-sixth-s'.
The bride viii gown Of ivory satin. made
with trimmings of duchesse lace and veil OF tuIe.
blossoms There will be no bridesmaids maid Of
honor. best man or ushers Tne ceremony VIII % ~
performed by the Rev. DR. Charles II Thompson; oI
the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. Afier
he honeymoon which will be spent IN travelling.
Mr. and Mrs Moorhouse will take possession Of their
new home In Fisk Place. Prospect heShis'
Brooklyn.
Hvmen's torch will be lighted early on Wednes-
d., and will burn brilliantly until late al night.
The Church OF the TRANSPORTATION. IN East
Twenty-ninth-st near Fifth-ave.. Will at noon on
that day. be the scene Of the marriage oi MISS
Charlotte Edgerton Alvord. daughter OF Mrs. Alwyn
Alonzo Alvord. to Charles Wickl!ne Throckmorton
performed
Rev Dr. George H. Houghton. the rector, In the
presence of the members Of the two families ana
number of intimate friends OF The couple Miss Al,
horG hondr VIII % He Throckmorton who il son OF Major
Throckmorton has chosen J.. H. Waddeli Smith. OF
Pittshurg 10 attend him as best man, ana -lgertOh
swartout and George 6. Hutchinson. OF this city;
Edgar r. Reevs OF Bethlehem. Penn: Edmund N,
SaWtee of Pittsburg. and X. Reman HarVciy OF
WilkesbaIre. Penn. TO serve as ushefs
At o'clock on Wednesday afternoon tine mar
rage OF Miss Carolyn Allen TO Edmund Dwight Jr'
NJ This city will occur. at the home OF the brides
narents Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Hunt Allen. No. JIG
West EIrhty-second-st. Few guests outside OF the
family circle OF the TWO families VIII DE present AT
the ceremony and attend the reception "hich ioi-
lows IL The Rev Dr. David II. Greer Will oiiciate.
Miss Aliens only attendant will be her cousin. Miss
susan McWilliams OF Brooklyn The Rev Joseph
Hutchison rector of the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the Epiphany, will be Mr. Dwight 5 best
man. The ushers viii be the brides broiheE. hQ2- %
Butler Mr. and Mrs. Dwight will take a honey,
trip S wek y" & after persHao whioh 'y of & VIII
new home No ~ West Eighty-ihird-sL
Dr. and Mrs J. Williston Wright. whose daugh-
ter Miss Grace Grosvcnor Wright, Will be married
10 Ua bert Edwin Payne at O'Clock on Wedncs-
dav afternoon In the Marble Collegiate Church,
Fifth-ave and Twenty-ninth-st.. will give dinner
marty at the Hotel Endcott tomorrow evening In
honor Of the young bride and her hance the
guests will number about twenty. and VIII incIuhe
the members OF the bridal party. On TUESDAY
evening Mr. Payne will give his farewell bachelor
dinnor ~ the Waldorf. Miss Wrlghts bridal gown