New-York tribune., 1899-12-03
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY

The WEEK in SOCIETY
Horses, dogs, turkeys and football h.v,.
ceved their full share OF attention yt,b,r - ~
few weeks. society can now settle dow, - aa
serious business Of the winter, which pav :" u'
to have begun on Friday with the Iebu,s,," 'sk
cards for many OF which are flying abou, - 'ds
directions and dropping even upon young "a a.
middle aged bachelors Thanksgiving -, '
combination OF religious services and the a.
universal distribution Of good cheer leaves nv.
time for public or private amusements To ,hs
who fare sumptuousy every day in their A.
homes times and seasons for giving thanks l
this special Significance, and fashionable ,..,
usually on Thanksgiving Day betake thsrnseIva.'
the country, where the time Is passed IN g.
sports, riding or driving. with a dinner and ds,
as "top-of" In the evening. This year q,
mild weather was taken advantage OF 5,
hundreds who nocked to the various country ..l
suburban resorts Tuxedo was well patron,,.'
and there was considerable feastlng. golang n,y.
shooting and driving. The clubhouse was I'll
filed, and several private luncheons were TysI
there In the afternoon. some oI those who gs,|
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Clinton, Miss ClntSI
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Riyes, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo,nI
Baker, oSr Mr. sna smtb hrj James n rS Va I9% 61srd dPh
Earl OF Casss, Thomas Stokes, Charles Arrsl
the Rev. and Mrs. George W. Douglas, corn.a,I
Fellowes and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick n. Bened-I
who had as their guests at dinner on Thanksgiy..I
night Nj. and Mrs. William II. Garrison. jr Yr|
Vivier and Miss Renee Coudert Mr and Mr, Il
Sunern Taller on Thanksgiving gave luncheon Il
their cottage their guests being Mrs. Negtos
f,eroy Edgar. Mrs William Rhnelander s,es,,
Mrs. James Brown Lord, Miss Winilred lyes, Lea
ard Jacob, Reginald Ronalds and Cecil Baras
Mr. and Mrs William Garrison. jr, gave drs,l
M their cottage on Thanksgiving Eve. AmNl
their guests were Mr., and Mrs Frederick Bensts
rre mer G. Dupont Coudcrt VI Deschamps Of ~
French Embassy and II. =. Robbins. Mr. u
Mrs Pierre Lor9rd jr who oS are S SUI ,sl,. at ,l
over the holiday Mrs. Francis Ormond French y
her daughter Miss Elsie French.
The weddings OF the week were not numerous d
some which were celebrated in churches were q
tremely pretty. That Of Miss Derby, daughter Old
and Mrs. Richard II. Derby. to Professor samus
Tucker. OF Columbia University which took place
Trinity Chapel at noon on Tuesday, was one ota
notable affairs Of the week. The bride, who "
attended by a bevy Of her young friends lo1e /
happy in white satin and point lace. The recepc.S \
following the ceremony at the home OF Dr. q.
Mrs Derby In East Fortleth-st., near FIfth-ir I
was bright and merry occasion. On the foloryf
day the Cleveland-Homans wedding, which pa
mace in the West End Collegiate Church, va.
End-ave, and Seventy was also q
regular vested choir Of the church being an e1 k
ciallv ENJOYABLE feature. The reception follog.16
this ceremony was held at the home Of the lries
West Seventy -fifth-st., and was ATTENDED Y F
large number Of relatives and Intimate frie1c2
quiet wedding Of Mrs. Camilla woodward Hir k
meyer the widow Of Charles r. HaFemeyef
Frederick O. Beach. which took place early
Tuesday morning in the chantry Ok Grace ChI1
Broadway and Tenth-st. was somewhat In
nature az q s,lrprise although many persons ~
aware that Mrs Havemeyer ana MI beacn ar
engaged and that their marriage would n1
taken place some time ago had u not oeen i0
sudden death last summer Of Ms HayemeyS
mother Mrs. Courtlandt Moss As It was, only
handful Of the most intimate friends oi the eog
were hidden to be present at the ceremony, va
was performed by the rector OF Grace Cnuren
Rev. DR.. William r. Huntington. me 1r.de y, "
lam X Vanderbilt. There was no reception
wedding breakfast Mr.. Beach and MS bride drr,
from the church directly 10 the home OF M. e
Mrs Amory G. Hodges IN Gramercy Park VI
Hodges IS a relative OF the bride. Late N
afternoon the couple started on their wedding IT.
and at last accounts were in Washington.
The days Of debutante receptions are at hsr- |
and from now until after the Christmas hohtsnI
there Will be a succession OF these entertainment
On Friday Mrs. Robert Olyphant Of No EasI
Sixty-frst-st gave a coming out reception Tor hs
daughter Miss Amy Gordon Olyphant. peigI
girl who looked still prettier in her simple so"nI
of white mousseline de sole trimmed with rntsI
satin ribbons Mrs. Olyphant. who assisted IN rel
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belished with lace and silver spanges. After -
reception there was a dinner party, at which "A
debutante's grandfather R. N. Olyphant. was n
guest OF honor After the new year Mrs. Qlyphanf
home VIII be at No. East sMty-Mhth-sl ~
other large reception on Friday afternoon was ia4J
given by Mrs. Albert Barnes Boardman al he1
home In West Fifty-thrd-st.. TO introduce ne
daughter Miss Cecil Boardman who received IN
gown Of white mOussene de sole over white SIX !
Mrs. Boardman. who also assisted In recelyaS va !
attred in n gown of white broadcloth wlih uirn
riycrc Iris
followed by dinner and later by dance some cf
the guests at the dance were Sewall Boardman A'
exander Cameron, stephen 2. Nash, schuyler
Smith Reginald Wigham. Norman Burrel. James
Mclean, Gustav Schwab, jr, and Sartele Prsh'
tice
Yesterday afternoon again was devoted 10 coming
out receptions. one Of the largest was given D.
Mrs. Bayard Domlnick, at her home No. z We
Fifty-frst-st., to introduce her daughter NsI
Helen Dominick. The debutante, who wore villa
was assisted in receiving by her sister Miss DOn
nick; Miss Helen Warren Of Philadelphia; Na
Anita Domnck. Miss Cecil Boariman. Miss En1
Potts. Miss Mildred Dix, Miss Ethel Thornell, US
Stewart, Miss Madge Niles. Miss Ruth Emnosi
Miss Estelle Hartshorne. Miss Hiida Tiffany st
cotillon in honor of her daughter at Sherrys q
December a. on which, evening Mrs. Albert sa,is -
Boardman will give dinner for young people v"
will later attend the Dominick dance.
Mrs. George c. Clarke, OF No. West rhfU'
seventh-st., also gave a reception yesterday s'a
noon In honor of her daughter. Miss Edith Clara
who was assisted in receiving by Miss Eyeys ysios rs
sons. Miss May Sands, Miss Marguerte Cnspgl.
Miss Marion Fish, Miss Mary Gardner US ~
Nathalie Henderson Miss Catherine Dir MIS- Mss
Caroline Edgar, Miss Jean Brown and Nj" NAY
Hartman.
A pleasant reception was given YESTERDAY es'
noon by Mrs. Walter Roche OF No. $50 West sHV
seventh-st., in honor OF her daughter Miss Beam
Roche. The debutante wore white lace over "aA'
silk and carried n bouquet OF white haeihsS
Mrs. Roche was in black spangled net Asss-
the debutante and her mother in receiving We
Miss Roche and Miss Amelia Roche, sisters oi '
debutante: Miss Corinne Adams Miss Mary bEw-
Miss Jean Cook Miss Margaret King, MISS -
Ledwith, Miss Ann Frances O'Connor MISS ~
Rogers and Miss Kathryn Sterns AFTER the ~ ~.
ton there dinner party followed oy q ~
ire party chaperoned by DR.. and Mrs Ge0rs.
Breche smith. which consisted OF the meEnoeIrss
the receiving party and the following men; men: ~
D. Roche. John L. Buderus, Henry r. SapSygJJ :,
Frank Chase. J. Clifford Jones Jarvis W. go hass
William j. Moran. Robert f. Mcdonnell, J, g.
ODOnOhue. CaZeau Pinard ana Cornelius y g