New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-13
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
PASSING FROM GLOOM TO GAYETY.
FEW SOCIAL INCIDENTS II HOLY wEEK-A FLOOD
or IA TER WEDDINGS.

or IA TER WEDDINGS.
Holy Week offers little for the social chrOni-
TO note hut Easter brings back the tide OF gayety
On Monday Miss McAnster gave luncheon and circus
party aad the young women and young men made the
most Of the perennial Attractions of the great moral
show. On Tuesday evening Mrs Raymond more widely
known as Annie Louise Cary. gathered her friends
around her at the Hotel Brunswick for
sucn musical treat is rarely enjoyed
Her voice flowed full and rich Of yore and gave her
hearers the old delight dinner party by Robert Gor
don another incident Of the evening. The dinner
rendered to Frank Appleton at the University CUB by
his friends the enjoyable occasion for the young men
who will assist Mr. Appleton at his wedding with Miss
Lanier.
Mrs Gordon Norrie enter. aimed at dinner wednes
day, and Mr. Sloan gave his bachelor dinner az Plnard "
Pendleton Rogers also celebrated his farewell to oache
Iorhood on Thursday Messr W. r Tra0ers r., George
Wotherspoon. Duncan Elliott, James Livingston william
cutting and II. Ray Miller coDd0ling with him. Miss
Emma Teresa CrOweH, a daughter OF Dr. Eugene T.
Crowe was married to John T. Halliday in the evening
OF Thursday, at No. 19G ClintOnaye., Brooklyn. Inc
Rev. Dr. Charles H. Hall, Of Holy Trinity Church. per
formed ceremony the company present being re-
srcted relatives Of the bride and groom rainbow
of colored glass edged with roses and having
tassels Of carnations roses and hyacnths, formed
q novel canopy for the bride and groom
The last meetings Of the Roller Skating Club, on Thurs
day aud Saturday we're attended BY a good number OF
those who have acquired skill in the exercise. The meet
ings have at time been crowded but that has added
10 rather than detraced from the pleasure OF those who
present and had room to move aboutn Inc hunts
have had two good days during the week and
il them increases the time Tor the spring races
approaches.
Abbey's birds have stopped singing, and to-mor
evening the nightingales OF the Academy OF Music
up the strain The movement Of operagoers to the
old house viii be general, and Patti and "erHter VIII
charm the same people who lately thrilled by
twill 2
and Friday evenings in " Linda di ChamounI" and
Romeo Giulieta." and Gerster will sing on Wednes
day evening In "LEliSr dAmore' and Saturday after
noon H. Lucia di Lammermoor'
The list Of balls and weddings FOR this unusually bril-
liant Easter week il as follows: Tomorrow occur the
weddings OF Miss Kate WOtherspO0n and PendIeton
Rogers and Of Browning to Dr. Il. :. seany Miss
Goelets ball 10 open her new house. will with The opera
occupy the evening. A balf dozen weddings VIII make
Of Tuesday a brilliant bridal procession. Miss Mary
Taller will he married Robert Livingston IN the Church
Of the Ascension AZ p. N. Miss Frances a Lsmson
viii become the bride OF f. L. Lehman at the Church OF
the incarnation Miss Alma Louise Curtlss VIII wed
Charles p Eumon-. at No 81 East sixtyeighth-st, in
the evening In Brooklyn Miss Annie A. Elwell Will be
married 20 James MoRltt the Church Of the Messiah
Francis Powers. member OF the Apollo Club. will give
concert that evening the Westminster Presbyterian
Church.
Wednesday afternoon will bring the first
nerfor1uance OF the romantic drama OF the Moonlight
Marriage by Watts Phillips. at the Madison
SQUARE Theatre In aid OF the building fund ~ the Home
OF the Destitute Blind. No. 210 West Fourteouh-st
This il Al excellent institution which on account OF US
limited quarters cannot meet The demands made on IT,
Mrs Bradley Martin. No - West Twenticth-st, Ia,
tickets for sale reserved costing 50 each The play
will De repeated on Thursday and Friday 1A' I
D. m. tor the same object pretty pastoral nee W
Marshall o. Roberts. Mrs Bradley Martin. Mrs Water
bury and Mrs. George Henry Wsu'g have taken poAfs
"a
cast including number Of fayorite amateurs a. follows
aareg 1 wa5Hfr Is GSSr1 n1 Gedr ii
sir Philip Clthorpe g. Hammond MeLsa 9
Captain shrimpton Henry Gallup Pane
s ~, To Gt, K.add .... william F Johnson
Mlysnsh landlord Of Rel Lion $500. J. b fowE-end
Law VIZ Gams 't CShorp Rrown rqtcr
sioeberry gypsy girl AIRS oliver sumner ieali
Ri 9 pEg1S VIE ~ 5ogir,ar Theodoo Boyntoh
The marriage Of Edith Evelyn Jaray 10 Poutney
RigsoT will t1e chRr aSSe fnnve and Ee9.n
st, "wednesday Other weddings OF thaI taF W"
MscIay Bull Miss Mctregor to Mr. Eilduf, and Ms
Mary sanger OF Brooklyn TO Frank Lyman. at St Lux.
stone will be married to +. F. Brnln9hain PROPRIETOR OF
The American QUecu ~ - JOINS Church. Clifton, Hiaten
Island on "Wednesday evening, and there VIII De Large
reception = Mr. stones house in New -3ri2hton me
Amaranth society OF Brooklyn, vii play me NV nor
tn same evening the beneh Of sufferers by the West
The new assembly rooms of the Metropolitan Opera
.
ing al tl. ball yen by hf-y bachelors OF this ctv AZ
least 1000 people exDccred The ball rooms are to
he decorated with japanese umbrellas hed win roses
hung around the walls. and the corridors viii present
romantic scene With mnum"rabe Chinese lanterns.
Ia lie, will te set IN the boxes one side OF the nam
auditorium and corridor viii he used for pr0nrades
to relieve the crowd in the ball rooms Hands zone
fsvor- will De provided for the german. Mrs. WI
lam Aslor. Mrs f. K. Rives. Mrs.. 7r9ermerh2rn
Mrs Isaiu Mrs. Msturin Livingston and Irs. \. Van
Rensselaer will form the reception committee Inc
bachelors who give the bail are George C. Allen l. i.
/ RrockhoI.t Cutting Henry Cram. J. y.
Chcever. W. 3. Cooper. 4. r. duncan A {. Gnrnee'
Center afc6cock Henry T. Jones' J. Jones. woodbury.
Kane Oliver n King Waiter r. King-and. Arthn LciTy
ION y g. Lorillard. r. Maitland. Clement Marsh, +.
MART W starr Miller Pierre Ia Montague. j. lldGVay
Moore. T. Townsend Martin Richard " Irtiuer, Herman
Oelrichs P. PcndetOn, O. q. Peters III. aIu refers @
wards FirrrcpH nj r., "aiue- o.. ttolNn ec' y w
ir John ". Russell Reginald W. tFts, = a INC ineI
horn A. Wright SAN Orj Henry ". -a1d- - uE Nu'udu
L-geuarl stewart Lawrence Iururo. r John lr'Fer-,
H. Dsuril- Twomhcy. A. T.. NlrGerp1ci, O. IL warren
/ II e. C.crbfor Webb Matthew wilkes. ". OIme VIII
give = rIeasaunce on April -. Miss Nina Waldo viii
be married 10 Arthur Jones -aturtaN May D. Mem
ber- OF the Produce Exchange are masking arrangeneh
for a iares ball IN their a'T oud ii on Ny 30
Member viii have three tickets each 10 dispose o. ,
Colonel and Mrs. Delaney ZANE and Mr. I'D NJ "A
raa Iseln aud the Misses lsr sailed yesterday Dy Tue
Alaska and they will soon he followed ~ MI and MIS-
James L. Barclay Mrs. Brocknol-t cutting. Mt- TII--
void GRAY Mrs. Lawrence Turuure, Miss Iurnure and
J. Nelson Tapp3u aud family Tho death OF tue eldest
Joseph II. Cho1te has thrown highly c~ttrmeu
family and many friends into mourning. me young
death OF Edward Wbelen. r. OF Philadelphia or0hei
OF hrs Harry Hoffman, ol this city, oc uIftd recently ~
Bordeaux. aud will cause Mrs Hoihahs "ithuIaN"
Recently announced engagements ciude those Of Miss
Blsa the daughter OF William bha'' president o. .nt
Boston aud 4 bany Railroad company, anu Lirutehhut
Hamilton Perkins L. :. A; Miss Nellie Motley dhucnler
OF ElvArd Motley, aud niece Of the ate Jonn LoFop
Motley, 10 Dudley /. Pickman. OF Boston.