The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-04-19
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and the cuisine that no two people vsrs Of The
same mind In regard tn them. Thoss Who 0pe
good supper at moderate priee were ioud
in praise Of tho restaurant Those Who fought
and struggled with no result to SPEAK Of wore
equally loud In denouncing L. A. for the
dances. eastansts and black iaee. with the mu.
sic Of rho cachucha. will hardly pass muster -
. spanish dance. and Tsrpsiehore never lived
in Holland or gave lessons In grace OF agility
to its Inhabitants. Therefore tho less said
about Dutch dancing the better. The Russian
mazurkn. or whatever IL may have bsen called.
owed its success to Mr.. GisikO. who planned
the costumes arranged the music. and trained
those who assisted him In . genuine national
danoe OF his native land
The Mendelssohn GIee Club had IL last meet.
ing on Tuesday evening. For some unsx.
planned reason. these concerts have not been %
popular this winter as formerly. II has GER
tainly not been the fault Of tbs music. which
improves rather than deteriorates ~ time goes
on. and on Tuesday evening Il was delightful
Mics Haven and Mr.. Nelson Borland were
married on Wednesday. Tho wedding was
quiet. and. on account OF the dangerous illnsss
OF ex-Sscretary Frelinghuysen. . relative By
marriage Of the bride. but few outside the i'm.
mediate family we're invited. The brides dress
and veil wore Of exquisite old point. 20 nns
that 1t looked like embroidered cobwebs and
she had the good taste not to wear jewels HrA
Peabody. her sister. was very bscomingly COS
tuned In blue and pink brocade. with old lace
and diamonds. On their return from theiR
bridal trip the young couple will 60 immsdi-
ately to their own house In East Thirty.eighth
street. which has been furnished and presented
to them b. Mr.. @. G. Haven.
Cards are out for the wedding OF Mise Char.
lotte Hoffman Wyeth. daughter OF Mr.. Leonard
!. Wyeth. and Mr.. Lewis l.. Delaheld. on Satur.
day. April Is. at 3H O'Clock. in Cavalry Church.
The engagement OF Miss Seward. daughter Of
Mr.. Clarence Seward. to Mr.. Endicott. brother
Of Mrs. Marshall o. Roberts. is announced.
Tho long talked.of bachelors ball has dwin.
died to small and exclusive cotillon to b
given on Monday evening In tho ballroom OF
the Hotel Brunswick. Fifteen gentlemen.
among whom arc Mr. Good Redmond. Mr..
Rdgway Moore. Mr.. Peter Mario. Mr.. w. n.
Travers. Jr.. Mr.. Philip Allen. Mr.. Goold Hovt.
and Mr.. Reginald Rives. are to be the hosts
OF tho occasion. 1t will no doubt be a worry ole
CANT and enjoyable affair. and when II 10 over
the gentlemen subscribers will DO duly thanked
and complimented by the select few who have
been asked. and roundly censured and abused
by the many they have left out. Such is life. In
the gay world at least. Gratifed vanity 10 the
most important factor in the enjoyment OF the
world and It's pleasures. wounded sslf-lovs the
most active agent In tho creation Of envy
hatred. malice. and all uncharitableness.
Tho first stop In the programme Of coaching
movements for this season was taken . few
days ago whom tho annual spring drive was de-
cided upon at meeting OF tho club. 1t 10 to
be this year from Carnwath. tho country res.
idence OF Mr.. Rivss on the Hudson. to Mr.. r.
Augustus Schermerhorn's beautiful place %
Lenox. q distance OF upward OF sixty miles,
Tho coaching parade will take place. ~ usual,
on the last Saturday In May. which happens
this yoar to be Decoration Day and also the
opening day OF the Jerome Park races. Some.
but which 1t will DO remains to DO decided.
A concert for the benefit Of tho Diet Kitchen
will DO given April %. at which Miss Do LUIS.
san and Miss Winant. among other we'll known
artists will appear. Tickets can be had from
Mrs. Alanson Cary. II East Forty-third street.
On May 20. ut another concert at the Academy
OF Music. the chief artists OF the Mspleson
troupe. with Theodore Thomas and Mr.. Lch.
tenberg. will help to build up tho Decorative
Art Society. For this event tickets are for sale
At the society's rooms.
Two entertainments In aid OF the intsrna-
tional copyright movement are to DO given on
April 20 and 40 At tho Madison Square Theatre.
Many well-known authors. among whom are
DR.. Holmes. Julian Hawthorne. Mark Twain.
Charles Dudley Warner. Mrs. Stowe and Mrs.
Burnett havc becn invited to read or recite -.
lectious from their own works. and several OF
them have promised to DO present. The occa.
sion must necessarily be interesting apart from