New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.


mshion at Tuxedo Park Every well-known cot
ger had his house full. and a number OF dinner
,ar,ies were given on Friday night and last night.
while the clubhouse IN holiday attire and yes
serday was In a state OF unusual excitement incident
10 the rames races and the invitation lawn-ennis
tournament. There were sailing and shooting
matches and other athletic sports. too. which COM
fortably filled up the day. and last night the display
n. fireworks and the illumination OF the h.ltops gave
hefayored settlement the aspect Of fairyand AT the
Westchester Country Club there was a gay crowd OF
people Large house parties were assembled, as we'll
along the north and south shores OF Long Island.
and particularly In the neighborhood OF Hampstead
and Cedarhurst. whittier the polo games played on
the grounds OF the Rockaway Hunt Club at Cedar
hurst attracted e great many men and women whose
hearts are Just now fastened upon pGS There wss
other vehicles and all the preitiesi women OF the
neghborhood were either on fourth or stroll
,ng about the clubhouse or the grassy borders OF
the grounds Among the spectators were Mr.; ana
M Msa Mr. and Ms James s'H
and Mr Perry any M and Mrs. Charles nd &c G.
Es'els Ma Mas saS MIR Mr. s Snd Mrs Stanley Morer
and Ms Thomas Mshc0Sk , Mr. n and Mr.:
6c.,enet. Mr. and Mrs sidney Dillon Ripley. G.
sS d Rh HsFy fss oH Mr. S%n r
" Dnsmo,s MI and Mrs LIE Grand Dr. bens
l. Haight and H. X. Ningut.
A pleasant incident Friday night, at Lawrence.
Long Island, was the OdnCe given Dy MI anu uiS.
Russell II. Hosdley. Jr. in the schoo.house In
deed was fitting Introduction to the festivities
OF tho hollcay
The regular course OF summer life has begun at
Newport which Is rapidly filling up. although there
is not much gaycty just yet. The cottages are
nearly all occupied, the piazzas are banked with
p,,ted pants. and the lawrs are as green as emer-
AID and ablaze with bright-colored flowers while
the whole place festal aspect Another
week will probably sac the colony COM
ple:e The advance guard of fashionable persons
who went abroad early in the spring are arriving
every day. and 1t will be few days only when
the social ball will be set in motion. Mrs. George
Peabody Wetmore Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan Win
throo Thomas F Gushing, Miss Edith Gushing and
the Baron and Baroness de Selliere are domestcated
expected this week. The social incidents yesterday
were large luncheon given by Mrs. H. Mortimer
e hs seassn Of s the Ciambake Club and the
supper at Lspenard Stewards house. which followed
q display Of fireworks.
The season at Bar Harbor has opened rather
earlier than usual. but since Bar Harbor ceased to
be a strictly hotel watering place. and since cot
tare life has become almost a. prominent as at
Newport, things have changed at the Maine resort.
which Is longer dependent upon transient or
summer visitors. The long line Of cottages along
the shore and the pretty houses that dot the harpor
and the hi,kops are nearly all occupied. and prepa-
rations for social affairs 10 come are now being eX-
tensively made Formal dinners. breakfasts,
hnxheons and afternoon teas will soon be of every
day occurrence. Mrs. Jules Reynal and her daugh-
ter, Mrs Paul Gilbert and husband have arrived I'VE
ETsderek Nav and her aaushsr MIS- Miss se
Mgn Mrs and Mrs John DAVIS are few Of the
<,oot ayers who established In their Bar HarpOr
homes for the summer. The dancing season al the
Keno Valley Club will be opened in short time
The marriage OF Miss Lottie Mabel Chtttenden to
Frederick W. Dege will occur at $50 o'clock TO-
% t~oh rtda cYnarn
na Morning %Ts Il ne chtenn No. "a East One
hundred -and-nne feminist
Invitations have been sent out by Dr. and Mrs.
y Andsr sop for the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Kitty Anderson, to Alfred Keene Smith The
ceremony will take place at O'CLOCK on Wedhes-
day afternoon the home Of DR.. and Mrs An
derson No "A West Nnetysecond-st. The Rev j.
Bacom Shaw pastor OF the West End Presby-
Miss Charlotte Anderscn sister Of the bride !, and md
Srideeroo1n viii be bridesmaids. Charles NJ An,
dsrs1s the o pse Of M Henry Levns
and Leonard PAUL. viii serve as ushers. The cere-
Inony Will be followed by a reception
At noon on the same day Miss katharine Nam
mack, a daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Nammack. will
be married TO DR.. David P. Fleming. young ply
stefan attached the staff of Gouverneur Hospital
Tho ceremony will be performed in ST. Mary's
Roman Catholic Church. Grand and Ridge SITS. by
tie Rev. Arthur j. Kenny and 1t will be followed
by breakfast to which only relatives and init
mate friends have been invited at the house OF the
BRIDES mother. No 273 Madison-st where Mrs
Nanmack has lived for more than half a century
The bride will enter the church with and be given
Her only attendant aF t Will be her sister Miss Eliza
bsth Nammack Henry Fle hn no. o, TFeenh Ell
r. 80 ushers.
Cards have been sent out by Mr.. and Mrs. George
". WILEY, for the marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Drummond Wyley to Alfred Carter Fox.
Of Yonkers. Thursday evening next. at their
home in Sedgwick-ave.. Morris Heights
One OF the pretteet rural weddings Of last week
was that of Miss Marion Gould daughter Of the late
William W. Gould. of Batavia, y. Y. TO Daniel W.
F-ntinson IT.. of Batavia. which was celebrated on
\ >fnesday evening at Greyrock. the country homo
o. the brides brother. Charles A. Gould at Rye.
n. Y About seventy-fve guests. principally rel
ltives and intimate friends OF the young couple.
were present at the ceremony. which was performed
n the drawing room by the venerable Archdeacon
kirkby rector Of Christ Church at Rye. assisted by
the Rev. p. S. Mesny. Of this city. Mr. Gouids
house. which is one OF the finest country homes m
Rye was beautifully decorated with flowers and
growing plants A dinner and dance followed the
terenony. Miss Gould made a remarkably attract
fSe bride Her gown was Of white sa'in' trimmed
Nth duchesse lace and her veil was also OF lace
was secured TO the couture with the or'desroom
lift sunburst pin Of pearls and diamonds Miss
Cd ea Could a niece OF the bride. was the maid OF
b{bnor and Miss Constance RedheH, OF Bitavia;
Mss Jeanette Van Week and Miss Georgia hoover
VI Buffalo were the bridesmaids. These young
Homen were dressed alike in effective gowns OF
White organde white silk and each carIle9 a
btuquet OF white and pink sweet peas Inc urFic .
ssfts her attendants were dagger pins OF pears
Ind diamonds Mr. Tomiinson. who - a son OF pan.
" Tornlinson sr president of the Bank OF
4 tavia was attended by Charles NJ. Gould nephew |
ii the bride. best man.
quiet wedding on Wednesday afternoon Ias' was
H.; of Miss Nina Koch to Victor Segel. Of Paris.
which took place at O'Clock az the home OF the
E les mother Mrs. William Koch. NO ~ Mes'
r. IL