New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
ruE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

>,.oorlal Day found society sea.'eiou 81 '
Me'IV, a,'ss ard the holiday was celebrated In the
dree''O"' r,,h Yachting golf, cycling and pigeon
suouiDs There were large house parties at the
shoo'"o .,vses in Westchester. on Long Island, at
coun',' =, the Oranges on Staten Island. and
'u tho Hudson. where there nave been gay
@O 'N"as particularly in the vicinity OF the ne"
the,. casino since it's formal opening on Friday
"s,t The success OF the Mew eyer ryrorn,sc ~
aresuiin the most popular institution OF tne klnd
n the S[ tne Yesterday ne was the gc
the for the cup presented by the president,
Philip Schuyler
,orod well for the times that so many people
ia IL he ready and eager to give their money so
sH III, for diversions. At Morris PARK the at
''..,,e card OF races acted a magnet to draw
rs greatest crowd of spectators OF the season.
49,, N the ball at the Ardsley Casino, the gay
-. .,gb, Of the last week was spent on board the
o. o.. screw ferryboat Hamburg. on Tuesday. when
'-al hundred guests enjoyed the moonlight sail
.ha Eudson River arranged by Mrs. Archibald
W - for the benefit of ST. Katherine's Home
At1sr At11srsav CITY The boat was handsomely deco
ID Nd Siith With flowers. plants and nags Dancing ana
an eIaSU esI Entertainment which netted something
eenser'ds1 ds1 for the object for which it was given.
most refined and imposing wedding was that
,rowrence Turnure's daughter Miss Jeanne
Is,a formerly of the United States Army which
f1aS Mace on Wednesday at the home of Mr.
s-r,ro in Fifth-ave Those who have seen the
,,ou,itul interior of the mansion can imagine the
'Sa,,ve transformation produced therein when
-. snacious drawing-room, dining-room, halfway
a ,be other rooms upstairs and down were lined
..r,.naed screened and canoped with tall, grace
g., naln,s and blossom!ng plants and all the fair
-, sowers of the season. The tasteful disposition
:, ,ha rare specimens Of horticulture and the
neral effect Of the decorations were specially
commented upon by the few guests who were
,osen, 10 witness the marriage ceremony which
x,s performed in the drawing room. by the Rev
n, William r. Huntington. rector OF Grace
-,,r,b Miss Turnure made remarkably hand
s,ms bride. tall graceful and so happy looking
sSs was dressed to correspond with the splendor
Is nst Se finest point lace in which there was not
+. single gem to be seen except handsome pend
ant Of diamonds. presented by Major Mallery
silver and ivory bound prayerbook. and the point
lace veil by one of tue. fastened with half
ants for the bride nor were there any ushcrs
Major Mallery. a handsome man, VINO retired from
captain Thomas Barber. of the United states
Irmy as best man. After the ceremony the
emu tns'e which was served at small tables all ex-
ceot that at which the newly married couple sat
D;qs Ths qgS bridal table. seating twelve was dressed
entirely with white sweet peas: Major % and MR.
&s'Is the steamship Majestic, to remain abroad for
several months. On their return they Will make
their home Philadelphia
An interesting wedding Of the week was that of
Miss Anne Caroline A. Smith, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Granville Byam Smith. TO Horace Green
Granni3 OF Brier Cliff " Y. which was cee-
brated on Wednesday afternoon in the Shepard
Memorial Church. at Scarborough y. y. num-
Der Of guests from this city attended the ceremony.
u.hic hy he Rev
pastor Of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
assisted by the Rev. Fenton Blessing, the pastor
Of the church This prett'ly decorated with
flowers and plants. The bridal gown was of white
satin. and the veil Of tue. the latter being caught
from the bridegroom. After the reception. when
S held at m pe c vonns eoup S pe
escorted as far as their carriage by detachment
%eSsr % ssrea for or onr toS or
and the West The bridal gifts numbered several
hundred
With the advent of the month Of roses the mar
rage bells will begin again TO ring At II o'clock
tomorrow morning the marriage of Miss Pruden-
cana Mmo sister OF Mrs. Eugene Kelly. jr.
TO Prince Albert Radziwill, lieutenant In the
Cars cavalry, and man of many titles. will
take place at ST. Francis Xaviers Roman Catholic
Church, West Sixteenth-st. Archbishop COrrgan
will periorm the marriage ceremony. which will be
followed by nuptial mass. at which the Rev.
Thomas E. Murphy. Of the Society of Jesus, and
rector Of the church, will officiate. During the
celebration Of the mass the bride and bridegroom
will kneel at separate priedeu placed within the
sanctuary. The grand high altar will be lighted
with hundreds Of candles and decked with white
roses and lilies. The entire ceremonial will be
on scale Of great beauty. and the floral embel-
lshment Of the church Will be most elaborate.
White flowers, including roses. lilies carnations
ana hyacinths will be used unsparingy in the
adornment of the altar and the sanctuary. which
is one OF the most beautiful in the city special
musical programme has been prepared for the
occasion While the guests are being seated by
the ushers who will be the BRIDES brother. Patricio
Milmo; j. Rich Steers, Charles II. Matthews. c.
am-Quin Thomas Hugh Kelly and T. Pear
number Of selections. including Mendelssohn's
second prelude. NJ Gastonde Thier. the regular
During the mass si an Ave Maria, by Brahms. for
eight voices heard on this occasion for the first
By T. Pesrss Thorne the Ave "' Verum of
Mozart; the nuptial Hymn to the Holy Spirit"
Be given. The last two named solos will be, sung
BY Miss Lucille Saunders The bride viii be attended by
MISS Mary D. Beales. granddaughter OF the late
hhasene ~ @ Kelly Prince Radzwilrs best man VII
The wedding breakfast viii follow at the home Of
Mrs Mrs: Eugene Kelly 1r., In Washington square
q the bridal party Archbishop CorrIgan. the Rev.
tbs nomas mas, D. Murphy and few personal TRENDS OF
Prince Radziwin has given the ushers scarfpins.
SMcets OF diamonds surmounted by coronet,
Inc bridegroom with his bride, will sail for Eng
"no on wednesday in the steamship Majestic.
Ihe marriage Of Miss Helen Sheffield. daughter OF
Ar' and Mrs. William r. Sheffield. to William Lot
umer Will take place at o'clock tomorrow after
noon IN the Protestant Episcopal Church OF the In
earna'ion. Madison ave and Thirty y-ffth-st., and
~ -ni ~ followed by small reception at the home OF
40 onaes parents, No. 108 West Seventy -eighth-st
ASe rev William NJ. Grosveror, the rector, will
saa'e. sA's There will be neither bridesmaids
Wii,OI VIII VI honor. The bridegroom, who is of
his 1 hrntA. a. Lottimer of Stamford. Conn, will have
usbsrs onsi. el. Alfred Lottimer. best man. The
SearIss Sts vii Be W. A. Abbott. c. c. baldwin. J:
0onner and Frank Rutherfurd
,.~ Ss isabelle Mabel Goldsmith will be married TO
s..'me I. Adler at $50 o'clock tomorrow even
vs. ana on Wednesday evening at the same hour