New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24

,,s Park races are an attraction just at
IN, and large parties, not only OF sportIhs ou'
~ .asbionable people, visited the oeauthul track
o. Iohnster every race day last week except. OF
&C on Thursday. when the steady do"npour
- lain ,nterfered with the attendance Ihere was
=" TO-" snriukling 81 fashionable persons at the
''.,bas. races on Wednesday. Mrs. William IL.
80 AIRS Frederick II. Allen, Mrs. Marion story
- Edward ClarksOn Potter. her sister MIS- W.
- Duncan Mrs FoXhaH Keene ana MIS-. j.
80 Alexandra made a representative group OF
h'.- ,s. ,frs Duncan Elliot. Mrs. c. Albert Stew
ma Mrs ROYAL Phelps Carroll, Mrs. c. Oliver
lin Mrs Thomas Hitchcock Jr., Miss Anna
, ord Mrs Charles r. Havemeyer were also
.sart But strange 10 say. there is little enter
r~,rire-luncheons or dinners going on elthtr az
he clubhouse or IN tOwn anu ON paper than in re-
sH.-s6 many people who MAKE up me stllCtI!
ssona are gone and 10 m meSn a{g time S0', Se
c5nng and gong IS lnccssSn atlG IN arves in
5ers Of s3ceiy ac ION cverv afternoon filled with
Sse9nhes victrrias and tandems carrying ther gay
and happy loads
The gay season IN London is well under way The
~, having begun and entertainments or more
~ l.ss sunlpiuous character being or dairy oc-
.urrence Americans IT morn" ana do'oa" were
oi,rv interested in the news Of the presenta-
-. rucbess Of MarborouSh. formerly Miss
-, Vanderbilt at the dra wing-roOm held last
49,. IN. tho Princess Of Wales. on behalf of
60 Victoria a. Buckingham Palace. The Duch-
~ ,,bo vas presented by her mother-in-!aw, the
,,arcbio-sss Of Blard.oTd wore a maSnlhceht tram
- ,bi,e satin. embroidered with pearls with
,,5 and silver design OF true lovers Knot bordered
90 fl,are The bodice. which was Of the same
.a,arisI and design as the train, was trimmed
.S Rrussels lace AMI ornamCnted with corsage
S,,oue; of small white rose9uds me sleeves Were
y! III and white satin. While me cape was or
OF tu'Ie ana, m A1unces OF exquisite Brussels lace
,%'nr,ed the yettcoa; The pNehesS wore mead
Rifh Ee Olirt
dress ~ 1rS calvin 5 Brce. he Misses Brice. Miss
Nude Talbot and Mr. Douglas pr&ht were the
other NEWCOMERS presenter 80 '"e Ioo'h'
NJ, Cbar1ss 3 Alexander, who went abroad
yearly three weeks axe is among the New-iorkers
rbo are enjoying the coro2auon festivities in
Nos,o0 Mrs Alexander has leased house in the
pussian city for a short period. Some OF the we'll
,.o,r n4,rle who sailed for Europe last eek were
". .,d Mrs Alfred seton. jr. !. Seaver Page. Miss
pass = Y. s Crosby. Mrs. George Kidd Miss
c.erge,,e Kidd. Mr.. AMI Mls. +. c. Post, Ames
W. War, Mr.. and Mrs II. Walter Webb General
Us,,s Kearny. Mss Kearny Mr. and Mrs. j. l..
psrclav and Sir William Gordon and Lady Cum
ming who have been making brief visit, TO the
Istter's relatives in this city number of society
people will depart 70: 9re'gn shor@s WITHIN the next
few weeks. Miss Luck scnroeder anu NESS Henr.-
eta VI. Schroeder WI sail on Thursday OF THIS
week. and two days later Miss Edith Van Cortiandt
Jay, daughter Of Dr. and Mrs John Garrison jay:
viii 80 abroad with her aunt Mss Jay, for stay OF
several months in England ana on the Continent.
Nr and Mrs Eldr:ige T Gerry ana the Misses
Gerry and Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and
family sail the frs, week Of June
The marriage Of Miss Helene Louise Hitchcock.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs William Hitchcock. Of No.
81 West Seven;yhfth-s;. 10 John Winfield Gil
more will take place tomorrow evening in Chris;
Protestant Episcopal Church. Boulevard and West
Seventy-hrs;-s The ceremony. which will be per
formed by ;ae rector the Rev. DR.. Jacob Shipman,
will be followed by reception. TO which only the
members Of the bridal party and immediate rela-
tvss Of the couple have been invited. Ii will be
held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hitchcock. The
brides only attendant Will be her sister. Miss Mary
Hitchcock, whose costume will be OF white tulle
over pink silk. The brides gown VIII be OF white
satin, trimmed VITA tulle ana orange blossoms Her
veil Of tu.le Will be caught up with orange BIOS
SONS. George Gilmore Will attend mis- brother as
william G. Hitchcock. 4. \. Dal NIolin, Alfred
Kosede. Arthur Lczier. Charles MdcCord and
Alfred Oxenham
On Wednesday there Will be Two weddings Of in
West 70 fashionable circles. one VIII be that OF
Yss Jeanne Turnure. the eldest daughter Of Law
,n.s Turnure. to Major John T. Mallery. Of the
ra,ed States Army. whose engagement was for
raily announced only few days ago This nuptial
celebration will take place d; the home Of the
brides father, No ~ F!sth-ave.. and will be a
small and quiet affair. as Nr. Turnure is not In
robust health. The Rev. DR.. William r. Hunting
ton, OF Grace Church. Will perform the marriage
ceremony. which will be supplemented by a we'd
ding breakfast FOR less than fifty persons. Major
Mallery and his bride will sail FOR Europe next
week The other wedding on Wednesday Will be
that Of Miss Anne Caroline 4. Smith daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Granville Byam Smith Of No l9
IVES, S!xteenth-st 10 Horace Green Grannis. son
Of the late Rev William De Lancey Grannis. and
grandson OF the late Dr.. Horace Green, Of this city
The ceremony will take place at 3SQ O'CLOCK in the
PRESBYTERIAN n. n. y.
the brides parents have a handsome country home
called Hariwicke at watch the reception will be
church assisted by the Rev. DR. John Hall OF the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Churcn, VIII otnciste
Miss Mary Irwin. Of this city. will BE- the maid OF
honor. and Miss Elizabeth ;. Wells and Miss Emily
Petit will be the bridesmaids The best man VIII
be De Lancey Grannis and the ushe-s viii be John
Hancock Douglas Grannis Henry Lawton. cousin
0. the Bridegroom; Joseph Frelinghuysen Thomas
and George l. Nelson. OF Boston The reception
Will be rather small one.
The outlook for June weddings appears to be most
encouraging The first day Of the month OF roses
will bring the marriage Of Miss Pudenciana MiImo'
sister OF Mrs. Eugene Kelly. jr to Prince AIDer'
Radziwll which will De celebrated at IL ocIocK' IN
the church Of ST Francis Xavier in West Sixteenth
ST. Archbishop Corr!gan will perform the marriage
ceremony and assisted by the Rev. Nell y Nc
Klnnon the rector of St Lawrence's Church, this
city, Will celebrate the nupt!al mass Miss Mimo VII.
be attended by Miss Mary y. Beales' "a niece OF 'he
ate Eugene Kelly. and Miss Leonor MiImo her
sister. Prince Radzwins best man WIZ he ms
otolher. who n coming from Europe iQr me puIr
pose The ushers ~ill include Charles Matthgws, .;
Rich Steers Thomas Thorne. Thomas r. Kelly ana
M Mno brother OF ne bride. The "eGHinB
meskiast which vii follow lhe ceremony WI" Ne pe
a. he home Of Mr.. ard Mrs Eugene Kelly, Jr, no.
SNSshington Square, north The invitations 70 the
y.ssSiasi have been limited 70 the members Oh ''e
o'ical party and relatives
invitations have been sent out by Mr. ana MEs'
nenfy Albion Fanshawe. for the marriage OF theIr
.1asa'e' Miss Grace Fanshawe. TO George MaIshdi
.n, Of his city The ceremony Will take pace
VI wednesday June B. at y O'Clock. in the Church
" '"e hedeemer. at Morrstown y. j. A speclaI
'""' WIZ leave the Hoboken citation OF the Deia-
".e' iackawanna and Western Railroad. upon ar
! VI tht boat leaving Christopher street fcrry
- W." O'Clock. Miss Fanshawe. the bride VINO -
very handsome girl Will wear gown OF white
IN trimmed with point lace. and vel OF 'uIle.