New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-03
WEEK IN SOCIETY.


So wh". .ss disappointing in point OF num-
% ana 81" :, efteen or twenty. there were less
L. lns'ea- .obes in line, all crowned, however
40 do1e, oroen. arrayed in ravishng spring
hsuIliu' ambers OF the coaching organiIza,ion ION
.x,y. Inc ~ conditions OF hie IN -, % rs
x.,y changed s. ~ May which In years before
q The last gay ,or the annual turnout. now dis
was 10. scatt ed abroad so IL mas rhe drive
70 change u" preceded by luncheon at me
..s,rdsy WaSS ,ub and in the evening the mem
.Usropoltan nnumber OF men guests dned AT 'he
ss,cIao #" ,,...o
.,a,v season Of opera at the Metro
re supp'eu ouse ended in blaze OF glory on
slun ope last when Carmen" was given WIN
rp,siay ls Tho audience in the boxes was prlh-
yns Os' sr,rerous. Mrs. William Jay III VIM
sr! anu oorsage trimmed with white hyac'''"s
gin "e ard with a single diamond star III ne,
ri hce in one OF the grand-tier boxes WIN
sAsaie. Mrs Richard Henderson "hose so"',
y, nsle lemon satin with i"'se III, so,,n
| ~ Of pa. Mrs. Henry Sloane In pink sa'ih,
lite ch'no" ..,,red with narrow black velvet and
y corsase ,r,mmed with point lace, had win
asasomeH Nrs Charles F. Havemeyer, IN
4, IN her oo os,vsf the left side OF the c0rsase
eth cluster OF whlte ros r,S,n n With
Mn who was "a rihbon. Mrs Richard Cambria.
.Segreen sahite satin with an immense aisres ~.
olumes IN one OF b ane p Gown was Of
ssr Mrs brocade With big sleeves OF bHe R Spl
1hs ssSSrooidered with silver MIS- shepnsrd in
blue satin ,co N sain Hq Srocade Occupied with
sovn Of psss and Mrs Charles d. lngersoii cor,
NJ eyPssnasrbts box MRS rs edd embroidery on
Sss satin With sa'fBc Borden Hartman looked ex
the corsaeso nasome in gown OF wniie sa' az ,inv
ssssss with snnds Who occupied box
Pink roses hartman, wore gown oil !eHo" sa'i"
Wwads -
,,.rdelssohn were much in demand
Wnsr a"1 .ha last few days of April were filled
M' VEN 80 an Of which were enjoyed 10 their
ra 'eua nv hundreds of guests. The fashion,
fiae'' -, =, Tuesday was that of Miss Emily
ane "euu ,.e~r,s daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ford
bo'"a.. a.. % p Horace Gallatin, which was ceie-
nam Mo'. ...r in Trinity Chapel OF the bride and
,s.smods II will be difficult TO speak IN 100
ne' aa,sa and the decorations of the church were
ne. "-,r.r,ev good taste and most enecuVeiv ar
!" e h~,h in the chance and in the body OF the
. 49, The floral embellishments were all OF
.A,,s and green except on the altar, where thefe
x.,e ssveral vases filled with long stemmed Aherl-
..n Beauty roses Miss Morris was stateiy ana
arnIaed. and carried her long tram ana Driua IA
snsries with much grace. Her exquisite ven VI
ain, lace was fastened with masnlnceht tdia
ssrned of five diamond stars, gilt from lne nliue
sroom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs FreueIac ua n,d
Sss Morris also wore colarette OF I'VE strdnus
Tnsarls a present from the bridesroom. Inc con-
v.ntonai bouquet was supplanted Oy an NoIy.
bound prayer book another OF ine oaides Io
rf,s The delicate gowns Of the bridesIhal us-aPpie,
sr,sn satin draped with point desprit,harmohiZeu
SssutIfuly with the decorations in the chancel Inc
young women who attended Mss MOTIFS aiso The
he brides souvenirs-crescents OF pearls. me
srsstfast which followed the ceremony was
snsll one, only the members Of the bridal parry
and Immediate relatives being invited 10 IL Inc
ssse's table arranged in heart shape. was decked
entirely with lilies of the valley. Mr.. ana Mrs'
Galatn will sail on Wednesday next IN me sam lam.
ain Majestic for a six months trip through Great
prtan and Continental Europe. They expect 10
return TO New-York in November
Wednesday was rather busy day with weddings
In the afternoon at o'clock. in St. Bartholomew
Church. Miss Lila A. Thorne. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs William Thorne, was married to James Black
stone Taylor II Is not too much to say that more
beautiful wedding was never seen In any church a.
this time Of the year There was scarcely a break
In the kaleidoscope effect Of color from the altar
70 the vestIbule and the decorations were the most
rasnihcent and lavish seen here this season. The
pews In the middle aisle were decked with huge
plumelke tall clusters OF daisies. and every pew
from the door 10 the chancel was abloom with
white roses white orchids and daisies. The chancel'
100, was filed with great masses Of daisies and
SAte roses. the former predominating. The mar
Rage ceremony was accompanied by some effective
choral music. rendered by the vested choir of the
church The bride presented a most attractive ap-
pafahce In her gown of ivory satin. which was
finished at the corsage with broad girde OF pearls
and draping of point lace. Her point lace vel,
which was arranged we'll back on the head. was
t,sened with single crescent of diamonds. At her
throat she wore large circle of pearls and dia-
n,nd,; The bridesmaids. Miss Catherine s Lever
iA Miss Marguerite l.. Winsow, Miss Sarah A.
Hard, Miss Ingersoll. Miss Thompson and Miss
Hard presented pretty picture In their costumes
" white dotted organdie over silk, trimmed with
narrow ruffies and broad sashes Of striped green
md white satin ribbon Large white ostrich pumes
we're used to dress their white hats, and each car
led large bouquet Of Marguertes. Miss Frances
D. Archbold the maid of honor. wore a gown Of
pure white modelled after those worn by the brides
maids. She carried a bouquet OF Marguerites ana
pink rose buds Immediately after the ceremony
which was performed by the Rev. DR.. j. Houston
Ecceston. Of Emanuel Church. Baltimore. assisted
sy the Rev. DR.. David II. Greer the rector OF 81.
o. the brides parents. in West Ffty-third-st., 10
which several hundred guests yere invited.
pretty home wedding on Wednesday was cele-
batei At noon at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
B. Thurber. No. 4s West Twenty-1fth-st The
BRIDE was their youngest daughter. Miss Marianne
Brakeman Thurber. and the bridegroom Francis
Lansing Pruyn. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis $.
rruyn. Of Albany. Only the relatives and few
intimate friends had the privilege Of witnessing the
marriage ceremony. which was performed under
canopy OF apple blossoms by the Rev. DR.. Charles
a. Pafkhurst. OF the Madison Square Presbyterian
Onurch. and attending the wedding breakfast. which
vas served by Plnard. Miss Thurber made beau
aui bride In her gown OF white satin and point
ACE Her only attendant was her sister, Miss
sssaane,te NJ Thurber. whose gown was Of white
SH ~ oraped with white mousseline de sole. George
- uriscom, IT, OF Pttsburg was Mr.. Pruyn's best
s..S mere were no ushers. Some of the guests
~ sne weoalng and breakfast Bishop and Mrs.
.cnIy =. Potter. AR. and Mrs Francis 5. Pruyn.
E,, vn,5 OF the Bridegroom; Mrs John V. J.. Pruyn.
an N meySerue Pruyn and Miss Eliza G. Pruyn. or
H'sa ,mr. ard Mrs. Charles Rowland Russell,
IrsSur' ~ hrtnur. daughter of the late President
Kid ana NJ NJ, ana Mrs. Boudnot Keith, Mrs. Howard
Hsnrv = % ass MO. OF Tivo y. Y Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss ns,, .,son Mrs. Ellerton James, of Boston;
}gnonx Va Leland. Mr. and Mrs Robert Miles
RIMS ciison "rs Marguerite Stimson Mrs H. de
Bancroft wa alexander ana Mss hester
'ne wedding OF Miss Sarah Norris 10 Louis Van
-" was celebrated az 1880 o'clock on Tuesday even
rs Sst IN the Church OF the Redeemer. Park-ave.
-. n~n.y-second-st. The Rev Henry johnson
49, me onlciating clergyman. The bride. who was
S.".,. away by her brother William Norris. looked
Nm ~ IN her gown OF white corded silk trimmed
,uu. 49, ana orange blossoms Her vel was Of
ouls.s -'ened with orange blossoms. Miss Harriet
sAor. 49, earring a gown OF white chiffon and a