New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-13
The WEEK ~ SOCIETY.
JUNIOR PATRARCHs' AND ROSE BALLS.

RECEPTIONS AND Observation-Disclosures
BALLS AND AMATEUR THrATRCALs.
The first junior PItrilrchs' ball in the Met
ropotan OprI House on Tuesday evening was an occa'
sion long anticipated and 1t proved enjoyable asa
tine dancing floor, good music, effective floral decofa
lions aud pretty costumes could make II. About
i've hundred guests present, among them
any number OF young girls Among the dcbutlucs WAS
Miss Jeanne Borrow,, IN white dress, with several
bouquets OF roses. be tuty and yyacious manners
making her II a tly0rte. Miss Nls.on LtH-JIu,
ia pale pink, Miss Hdtl Lawrence IN white, Ms, Taller
and Miss Weir "a pale yellow gowns Mss Eva
johnston Ms, Elliot. Miss May Brady anI
Mss Edith MmWm few OF tie young
girls present Inc Assembly Room. Of the
Opera House proved pleasant change from Demon.-
cos, although the familiar par.ors and alcoycs wers
missed by many. TIE junior PttrarcAs, which until
this winter known the f. c. D. C., started In
1873 By s.A gentlemen at the time the Patr-
arch. and for the first few years was given at tAer
houses. The original six wcr3 William Astor.
DeLauccy Kane. William BIt!er Duncan, ward NcA.Is-
tcr. George Henry Warren AMI Louis CJltOrd Jones'
Many VIII remember tie dances, ~ which only ut
two hundred guests wee present, gwen In Mrs Astors
ballroom, and the % lc.ous drdwIugr)oms Of Mr. DUB
cans house low F:thlye. Each year the bI grew
IL size and had 10 be given az D'monicos ami tbs
winter as they hl far outgrown bcins family dancing
cas- and I'm reality al OH-shO1t Of the PHJraryus
il was determined change the ana euar-@ tho
list Of invitations The cotiJn, which Is still the feat
IRE OF tGes, balls was danced or tuesday by about
two nlAurc! -I-.t- lei by Delaney Kane with NIss
Marion Laugtou. Mrs. W. ". Aston and Ward Me-
As,cr danced their light and Mr.. Coleman
Dgiyto and j. NI-eSAy Moore on Their .e..
The next bail OF the Junior. VIII take place 10 Jan lry
The young people Brooalyn Heights ave pleasant
dance ia Ecmseu HaI on "Wednesday evening known as
III, Rose bail. Tho decorations effective, AMI
after supper cotoa led b. Arthur "
Hatch with MISS Annie Ward. and
Frank Benson with Miss Marion BrOOkmln WAS
danced Mrs Henry BrJokmau. Mrs.. stuart NJ. ~ :.
T. Prentice aud other ladies were chtpegon, ana received
the guests Tine bah va, giyeu ID Opon the pa Ok
dances. auI another Will be given before after
Lent Many smal. dances and germans were civ ndlrns
the week. Of tAc mos; enjoyable being the rmau
gwen by MI and Mis Horny PARISH. IT,. 10 about sixty
guests AZ lLc't "oH'' ~ i-.'t ia, y ''',
among t9e guests were MIS- Nay brdN the M n".
Receptions, tess aud anacr parties have become %
nunl,rou, mat ~, almost an lnpo-,.b,y % ace p,
uvitItloas To AL q. them. On Monday Ms.
sutton. Of Flu-lve.. gtvo m afternoon zee p.
j, also graudlau -hicr Oh Mr.. AIn Stephens 80
ana Miss Noa -tdc. OF East TA!rty-s Whist, rayr.
reception th, day. ANA Mr. james T. own rOl.cr
entertained few IIllcs a. breakfast, AMONG th'm Ms
BJton y litr,.~ou irS. Pierre soc. uud MI eraser.
ca ID.,,N Ms. O-icn go rt. Mr. ant Ma. .. H. Var
rem and MI. L.ri.uri spencer. ir rAv' duu,r .g'
tGs quar- quar- nrd a r",ePaon. am Ii,
Inierp, ju,.cA roclct ~ # Broosyz gave a musicals
Ia the evening 90 the house 81 Mr. and Mr. Joseph
Fnhys In Cluttuayc. one q. the most peasant events
OF Tie DAY was the reading given 10y Mr. joan SER
Tor the Mount Vernon Fund. MIS-. sShcrwood read
papcr on italy, Ms Potter ana Miss Amy BaAcr
Tnr most interesting Of the weddings took place in tho
Miss NARY bows Atr, and the Rev. John B. Ct.yort
were married, the Ecv. Dr. Macarthur OIL, >uu-. Tho
bridegroom l. the aNs'SiA"tp'Ntor OF IA eHUt'".
SL@g FrcepHon was o T TaI tse p1 "o
4, NJ. anil -
Acn OF the 9TH United states ARTILLERY. We'o married.
the same evening AZ me h'uG ot th' brides mother ia
one but "A large reception Will he gwen to the young
couple on January Il. when they return from theIr
or the many fairs and entertainments given
tor charitable purposes none attracted wider t,u "a
than the iar ana OF tac Home tor tue Destitute bIa1
ON Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon ana even = IN
the pretty ballroom OF IA" Hotel Bruins MEX There
were various fancy booths. presided overly Mrs Au.ot
kiursl,ni Mi. May B'rl NIr, iic.,r,I tr NJ.
LOrilart spencer, Jr, and many otHri', anu Oh .r
d 5,ec a, Mr.. Thon.os. M Mad,o.tg
on Wednesday, given for ne bGnct, OF the Ia, He
Fac present. wSci promises several large ro- we'd
tcrr.tIn rccrp ions Mrs. oswald Jackson has cent IT
cards Tor dance o. Monday evening MI titl-
I'm takes place on Tuesday at her house INh-iNt'
and the same evening viii occur the hgst ha ot tho
Island Assembly ba a Nrw-BrIslou. Ms. LA-cti"1
Winthrop VIII ave bail Ior her Il. n-Atcr on Nt'nr,,,
a
take place ut uclnoulcos, ant NJ. Shrll'h o'
West Fhueth-st. wu give a ban Tor her dti.h,'rt
The nrst patliaroh> and com or balls Will also Ike
place before The end OF the wear. Nh sanford vii eve
dance at Dclmoucos on New Years oVC and tAt sans
evening there VIII Ice dance ami dinner at the i"l
wood Cottage Lone Branch. arranged by Mrs Be.mon"
The wedding of Miss Caroline Reese Seward ami hn
crt Eudicou will take pNcr ON Wednesday IN ai'.s
Church. and Miss HaycWcyor and BrowncH Euguh'h
Will be married ON Thursday. 80,
Mrs. Belmont and MIS- +. b.. Thnibcr are
| noon in the pirGrs OF the Hotel Bruus"iSA
for the school OF American opera, which WI, 10
attended by several hundred guests. Professor ana VIZ
Barnard cutctta Ing the i.ev. Dr. aud Mrs l1"Ve
aud viii give reception for them on Wednesday nee.
"A Russian Honeymoon" win be seen ON Drcempc.
! 20 ana 30. ut two mutmccs nj the Madison SQUARE
Theatre. with Mrs. Potter POitStd Mrs. Andrews W
BdrYHt ana the rest Of tn" cast" distributed dno
Mrs Conrad. Prescott Han Butler. Eyer Nenl,l' ~.
Henry Bcdow. the Newport amateur formerly ie'"v.
/ of tho Newport Dramatic CLUB, who VIII a.,
sumo the part OF TrrH me ShorDHaH tst
FMS exceptionally strong cast together with mo oov
for which the performance Will he gven-the Kew a.,
! RaLsforfs Club for Poor Boys-wi no doaOt seVu,S
overlooking houses for the two matlnoes. me uVh.'F
mt ~ each will be sold ut the American Art oao'''
Twenty -thlrst. and Broadway after December -,
ON the evenings Of January and III an alsS.i
club, known as tho Amateur Comedy Club, mas ans
| Ia give two performances tor the pun "ry
| of tho orthop~dic Hospital Dispon'''''