New-York tribune., 1884-03-02
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
CLOSING SCENES OF THE GAY SEASON.

Though the curtain has fallen on social
fesvy there good deal yet going on in front Of the
curtain while behind the preparations making
for the pleasures Of the closing season after Easter
The last gathering Of the Patrarcbs. Mon
day evening drew not only the young people but
many OF the older set whose kept busy in the
paror did the feet OF their and daughters IN the
ballroom. There present, too nun ner Of hand
some Engishmen and not few representatives, Of
Boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Wash
| ington society, giving the assembly
less local than usual The dresses and jewels Of the
ladies hOwed diminuton in richness and brlancy
though the close of the gay and the living
pictures formed in the german led by Mr. Moore, were
attractive as beauty in beauteous could produce
As for the smaller gayetes Of Monday. there was we'd
ding on Governors Island, whittier number Of New
Workers went by the little Government tug The groom
Percy Nsner, OF this city, and the bride Miss Mary
Campbell Jones' daughter OF Colonel Roger Jones. s. A
The Rev Mr. Goodwin and the Rev. Dr. Gaaudet united
the pair The others In the bridal party Miss Wis
uer Miss Palmer OF Washington, Miss Hoffman and Miss
Hofendahl. bridesmaids, and Messrs- L. r. Jones
Charles Wisner Russell Murray and James ID. Janevay
as usiers Generals Hancock, Mcclellan and Ora
ham were present. beside Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Per
kns Mr. and Mrs. Harold Herrick and Others
Harry Cannon gave an afternoon party at his Broad
way studio small company enjoying music etc.
The music OF the Hungarian band and singing by Mr.
Frit.ch and Miss Bryant made pleasant evening for
West Fourteenth-st Mrs. T. j. Davis also gave a musl
Gale. Mrs Theodore Moran and Mrs. Pierre LorsId, r.
we're among those who gave dinners. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry A. BOgar gave merry masquerade party at their
house. In Flushing.
The Kemble Society performed "Adrenne Lcoouvreur,"
before a large audience in Brooklyn.
Mrs james Waterbury dancing party, Tuesday even
Ing was small select, and. in s personnel young and
cav The honor Of leading the german again iel TO Rdc
way Moore dancing with Miss RveS. The house Is one
of the cty old mansions aud Is occupied ny the Water
burys for the first time this Miss Laura d. Ore
mieux and Dr. West Roosevelt were married quietly
in the afternoon at No. Wnthropplace. II
would have been imposing nouy had not
recent bereavemeus changed all the arran gemen Tho
annual Mardi Gras dinner Of Mrs ". NJ Bliss is always
remembered until it s time to look forward to another
At the fte Tuesday evening there was the usual nor-
rmen the ladies being powdered and the mon IN various
costumes Bonbons with paper costumes in them make
no little harty, especially when it is compulsory % pat
on a garment that does not ht Among those present
were General and Mrs. Aspinwall Mr and Mrs. j. Z. Pot
ter Mrs. Marshall O. Roberts, Peter Marie Mr. winthrop.
Mr and Mrs Crydor Mrs Stevens ana Mr.. and Mrs
Remsen. Mr. Marie contributed some witty epgrams 10
tine entertainment. Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt
also entertained At dinner the same evening and there
was RECEIPT on on board OF the Colorado. Nj and Mrs
Herman gave their parlors FOR entertainment in aid
OF the excellent objects OF the Blue Anchor soceywhieh
furnishes supplies to the Lire Saving stations. work
which, thrOu-h some strange economy o. INC Govern
mont ., not otherwise provided for.
Ncw-Jersey the scene OF two vedcn1s Of Interest
on Tuesday Miss May l. ReddiugtoD daughter 0- sam
uel C. Reddingon, was married 10 Ralph Gregory L.
Grove OF this civ AZ Mount Pleasant. At Trenton Ms
Mary Jackou Wright, daughter OF the state Treasurer
vas married % Edward t. Re lges. Oi Brooklyn.
On Wednesday. pro per on day tie soiemuiiT
OF which Is so widely respected. there complete
u in the Vanity Fair Of society and the day marked
by flll churches aud quiet homes.
redn - the proceeds OF which, f,er paying the reader
are o. 20 To the inhrnary managed 10y A-s hHcEweiL
There was good attendance ~ Mrs.. Bottas
p4rlors. The selections read read Melaed {sd. some ONE
side pieces Of lighter charc Mr.. and Arf James O..
oe'DIS ] ~ Jrhich Pr,ies.6r md Mis- Dorrnus Pr es,
sor and Mrs B5tCi Mr. aRl Mrs. George Blss aAI Air
S-u W. 80 = cbIrcr, irtv in flr ferDoon Nr.
,ccer Is Schnvler gave Knickerboo Ser dinner viii
@ inl"S Srlcae n The hou, Of A and Mrs g. Nichols
IN CliuOu-aye., and General and Mrs. A Z Barnes te-
on Friday Mrs. Rutherfurl entertained the Ms.rgal
Musical club at its first meeting, ana Mrs = g hri9t
gave her last reception for 5is season Mrs james ~
Whitney entcrt inea her dancing eia-' IN DrDoAy H. Sg
Mrs. J. l.. ST. John gave Dir bday party al so 29S
~DehaDs'T ~ f FroSis6Sr. nan OF won at Lat" gS en-
nnder the management OF Mrs Cornelius Lee, with he
assistance of Miss Blood and Miss PenniGan ana
Nes,rs Saricrson, Walsh. Taylor, RbE BOlgun 'e aud
Del Calyo. There good attendance and the pIy
Inc arst meeting OF the Badmnton Club held yes
terday afternoon at the 1lst Regiment aInory,
Eidu- Cuo an entertainment, And the AetIo-
pOitau CluO -aVe patl az -ue bid1s"leA. G.s 80 -
Gus entertainers. lie VIII dine quietly viii CIV
friends ts evening ia East E.utren;h--t. anu J-nOr-
row he will bc civrn reception by Professor and Mrs
Eota lie is bee taken through the arr galleries u
NJ -toc9rfa and Mr. Vanderbilt wednesday ns stils
win ut. wife and dau.ntsr the Cdnard steamer.
NIlamc lOdiC ur tltldS Az
th- evening, Miss Kellogg who Is "a, ing &C t1e
hotel ID II SAID, viii Don give a musical reception
Next Friday iug tur kehOe society VIII pie5ru.
aTAe Wclriug March" at the Brooklyn Academy of
Music for the beueh Of the sufferers by the Western
floods Mr. Riddle Is TO begin series OF readnzs In
HIooklyu. beginning az the house OF \. ". l. tiatch
Wednesday. and continuing ateiwaiu at MIS-. = B CnI-
fenueus Mrs J. :. T. stranahanE' Mrs. - {; RoDoirs
Mrs John Buc inghan ana i's lDeIt = hlI' hh.oI
VIII read las lecture On 1Ocl.y, Wednesday, Mare -
those who have read II say II shows much research and
insight concerning H. subject MS O-'-h boelei VII
live her bail Easter liondAy 4Ae Bachelors ball Io-
e ' anna ours VINO are 70 produce "The Moonlight
,rqy for the benefit OT The Home for Destitute Blind
al he Madison square Theatre II the week ater Easter
diligently dcNouhs ltl-tINe9 ~ tc-e' stls' a. Pre-
reoue for amateur performances which the public are
apt TO overlook There Is every promise O 1rlhany per
fdrTnguce Already the seats are selling fast and TIE
bnres are III taken Tickets can be had OF Mrs Belmont
Mrs Bradley ' AST' il1 mt DeSi MI ~ arV HrvH
Miss susan o. Hoffman. MS ". W. Ionpkns
.To6r Sherwood ana Miss Dehon. The Institution
4. the only that aids the destitute adult nnd IA
Tins civ IT, home at No 2ly west FoHteenih-st can
house bur forty at and 10 Is desired 10 erect new
building accommodate the balance Ot tht 'OO or more
denied on the best authority at Washington that
Aim Arthur son the President aud Miss Beach, 0r this
10 ic plilt'l -ltte4c40 10 'l'
contrary witIstduIIng. Young MI Arthur Is only
nineteen and l. iying AT Princeton.
generally believed. as vel a. hOpei, tua Mrs
A-tor is on the road TO recovery.
p o. Beach, owing 10 intrOductiOns by Lady Mandes
wi e il being entertained great deal IN Tn iaId'
II.aga.ueut5 have been announced 70 exist betwe,
NJ NJ - Insanbine Alien daughter OF the late Hu.h
Alien and HaurOck Curtis son OF me late Cef Juace
Curtis Miss LudiOw ana Henry Parish, IT,, VI -
Constance l. du Fou youngest daughter OF Baron Pierre
Y du IIOn anu Ogden Herman hOOd son o. Professor
ogden y Rood OF Columbia College; Ms AEue-
Gresham OF ashlnson and Miller Porter, OF Portland
Ne Miss Elise Nithers, Louisville, kf and Edwin r.
Nil err OF TINS city; Miss Helen 0loan OF Oswego 70
Iisutenant DauenhOwcr: Miss Agnes BriCkel OF
Syracuse 10 Edward Kingston, j., o. this city Miss
-y,rgent daughter OF JOun o. sargent william
Greene. Nlss Grace MOsher to Eugene Lawrence Vail
and Miss tmIy l.. BreWster "a Captain Aluert W
Nsw4lI. Mis- Kate WOtherspOOn and NPcndlon Rogers
ir arr. 10 he married Easter Monday, and Miss Jdnrsy
Id Mr. Biceow and Miss Taller and Robert L!' Ession