New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-06
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

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induce people leave their quiet retreats in the
country, but after the POLITICAL battle on Tuesday
come TO town for the season and arrangements wlIl
be made by many for entertainments OF var ,,s
kinds. great deal is going on al the tine
among the hunting sets at Meadow Brook and In
the eiIre hunting season With hunt Breakfasts
and innumerable small dinners and dances
Plans for dances and many other entertainments
for the coming season now under considera-
ton, and already arrangements have been finished
for several Of the large parties which will be con-
spicuous features of the gay season In town. Inc
uebutantes. OF whom there will be fewer than last
winter Will receive due attention from society
after the excitement Of the November weddings
and the Horse Show has subsidized. The coming
out teas. the opera. several fashionable weGIliss
and the portrait exhibition Will Completely MI OUT
.ng day Of the portrait exhibition: which - 10 20
ST. johns Guid and the Or,hopndic Hospital. will
doubtless attract the attention Of the fasnohapne
Ladies' Committee OF the exhibition Is composed
OF such well-known women as Mrs John hopart
ander Mrs. r Fulton Cutting. Mrs. Edmund l.
Baylies Mrs NJ. Dwight Collier. Miss DE Forest
and Miss whitney.
The dancing season advances the promise OF
being raher full and lively one. The dates OF
the different dancing CLASSES. as well as the private
subscription dances. have already been published IN
The Tribune The report that the Assembly balls,
because OF the departure Of one OF the members OF
the committee for Europe were TO be discontinued
this winter Is without foundation in fact. as tho
entertainments will take place rs originally IN
tended at the Waldorf-Astora. The date chosen
for the first ball is Thursday. December 10. ana
for the second and last February .. The Wednes-
day cotillons to be held on the evenings Of De,
sherry's hid fair to be amorg the most important
and enjoyable Of the winter The Beard OF TO- ros
Collins John {. Breckenridge and Heth Lorton.
The list of patronesscs Is headed by Mrs. A,ger-
non s Sullivan. An afternoon reception VII ~
given by the governors and patronesses ~ SherrS
on s9 nnd wSnH m the
the dances as occasion TO bring together thGsc
of the future participants IN the couioh WIZ
have not yet become acquainted
The weddings Of this week will be begun on
Wednesday, when Miss Elizabeth Cleveland, al
noon will be married to Robert G. Mead, or sing
Sing y y in the Protestant Episcopal Church or
Zion and 81 Timothy. West Fifty-seventh-st. Miss
Cleveland who is a daughter OF DIR. Clement 'leVe-
land of West Thirty eighth-st.. VIII be attehucN
by the following bridesmaids: Miss Sarah Thom2-
SON. Miss Dora IIavemeyer, Miss E;hei Dawes
Lewis. Miss Elizabeth Stiliman Miss G G , -
Fargo and Miss Resale Starr Inc hover s.i.9
wl ' and MIS- stoG Emily Mayer Mir Meads best
man will be Lewis Starr and the ushers VII De
Cleveland cousin Frank Mills. William Maclay
Calvert Brewer. Irwin Garheld. r, - -" 80
FORD 4 large number OF invitation were sent oui
FOR the church ceremony. which VIII he r,ilolinfm
by the rector the Rev Henry Lubbock. Ihtre VIII
b. no reception as the families OF the bride and
bridegroom are In mourning
Another large church wedding Wednesday
will he that OF Miss Elizabeth r. Wells daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Wells, OF No. 10 West
seventeenth-st to William Floyd. which Will take
place in the Church of the Ascension Fifth-ave'
and Tenth-st. The maid OF honor VIII be MISS
Ifec AM
Turner Miss Resale Floyd. Miss Lily IL Neis, OF
harlcston' Miss Lydia Smith. o, in,l'u'1 rhns,
Young women VIII be In gowns OF Wnlte pun
desprt trimmed WITH rink sam al ri rrosy
On the same day in the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest Fifth.ave and Forty-hfth-st. Will occur inc
wedding Of Miss Carolyn Cowles Lee daughter 90
Mr. and Mrs Charles Northam Lee ana sr'i'"-
daughter OF the late William H. Lee, OF this city
20 Maitland +. Griggs. young lawyer oi 'n'5
city. The chancel will be Handsomely uecor"''"
win chrysanthemums. and there will be some
snecial music by the organst OF the churcA. MISS
Grace saltonstal Lee, sister Of the prde y ~
be the maid of honor. and Miss Elizabeth NilcoN'
Aurelia De Mauriac Miss Grace Lee Schmidt MISS
EtbG Moss Of brooklyn: Miss Lucy Strong
Taintor and Miss Eleanor Johnson; OF ia' 'noi.
conn will he the bridesmaids. They VII WI
Gowns "f mink satin with lace and chiffon trim
ming while the bride will appear in a rlch gown gown
Of brocadcd satin Mr.. Griggs has selected Arson
Pboips stokes IT, to attend him as best man The
nsbers viii be Alexander Cochran. Redmond cross.
F. McKee Of Washington and James y Nese Of
scranton graduates Of Yale class 70 on WIEN tr or
tSe c6nTsh the Rev Dr. b Parker Morgan viii
ociats at he & Tnr Hotel given by the
grand mother OF the bride Mrs william H. I'ee' u
Hartford Conn.
The wedding OF Miss Irene Mastin. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs J. Edward Mastn, of NO III west
se,entieth-st to Edward Lester. OF TINS city VIII
the brides grandmother, Mrs DiSkenson no a,sa 50
West Sevcnty-second-st me occa,'o, tho hriie's
mothers wedding day.
The marriage Of Miss Leila Manuela Brownel'
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Leonard Browheh'
TO James Peter Geddes will take place on Nedhes-
reformed at 3 o'clock in the afternoon In Grace
guests from this city and brooklyn
An out-of-town wedding of interest to Network
society will be that Of Miss Matilda Florence
Churchill. a daughter Of the late Johh hu"'n
Churchill Of Louisville. Ky, to Hermann Danforth
Newcornb son Of Mr. and Mrs. II. Victor New
comb OF this city which will take place on
"Wednesday In Christ Church Louisville. tho
ceremony will be performed by Bishop Dudley as
,,ndaGts viii be her sister Miss Churchill and
Miss Mario Danforth Of Louisville. cousin OF The
Sridecroom Mir Newcomh, who gave his farewell
hacbelor dinner at the Pendennis Club. in Louis
vile last night will have as his best man Edwin
Rritton Katie, OF this city The ushcrs VIII in,
cude Drayton HASTE. Of Charleston D e., anc
Mountjoy Cloud, Of San Francisco
An interesting social incident Of Tuesday next
will he the celebration by Judge and Mrs. Roger
A. Pryor of the ffteth anniversary OF their wed
ding The occasion Will be marked by reception
from 4 until O'Clock, at their home, No West
sivfv-ninth-st IT Is expected that the entire
FAMILY six children and fifteen grandchildren. VIII
be present
Thursday Will be another lively day with we'd
dines In Trinity Chapel. Miss Elsie Barber daugh-
fer Of Charles G. Barber Will be married TO FRED
ito Prime Delaneld The brides maid OF honor
pnl he Miss Helen Barber. and the bridesmaids