New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-18
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
THE JOYS OF ANTICIPATION.
SEPARATIONS FOR WEDDINGS AFTER LENT-THE
PRESIDENTS ENGAGEMENT.


..,ev. not perhaps because anybody 10 New'iork felt
Sssp religious scrupes II the matter but because the
,e of fashionable has been much taken up Win
.hopping and other preparations for postLenteh pas
.adnvs and other affairs There has been plenty OF
talk however, about the success OF the taoeaus o
Metropolitan Opera House, at which slooo was oio"i0
for charity tie Easter week weddings anu
an, ro,ort NJ the Presidents engagement Miss Folsom
bo s .aid TO be the prospective mistress OF the "o
House IL the daughter OF Mr. Cleveands olo Ia" paN
n.r in RuAalo She 10 young rather pretty, weiieou-
Gated, hut has never been an OBJECT OF niue" "''e"
among the swell" Buffalo people. great many
minors about the Presidents matrimonial intentions
80 hoen nubushed; but the others have not been 30
vol snnpor,ed AS this seems to be-which, however, Is
not saying much - <,.
East xth-st in front OF the University oiuo
Theatre was hed with carriages on Monday ana tues
day evenings proof certain that some knd OF lasnon
.be entertainment was going on within 1t was III iac.
The performance Of the comic opera "fapn'ohe''"
by the Harvard Hasty Padding Club. TOT 'he pen'ns "
IN. I,iversiv boat crew. In every way 1t was success
full despite the bad puns and more or less ao"o non
erences to "sheo." all of which are 'o'ei" Emo
uttered by choir college boys the pa'ro"e 'o - -
showware Mrs Appleton Mis- Draper,Mre l. fio'
- Levitt Mrs Elliott Roosevelt, Mira JACOB
Wendell and Mrs Robert winthrop. The friends OF tne
college were out In full force.
NJ and MIR, William p Earle celebrated their golden
wedding on Monday at No. IL East fifty-seVen'"sH'
ROYAL good will The house was Handsomely decorator
With marsolds and roses and over the lodihg uoors
between the pailors shield OF white Mowers win
tho dates 1886 $50 wrought in with cooreu pios-
.oms. There were many handsome presents All their
children were there-w. II. Earle +. +. Earle MIS-
John NJ Davis Eugene NJ. Earle and Frank l. Earle.
The fine steaiush America was thrown open Tor
..o,,.r y, Monday afternoon and a good many we'll
L,oyn neope some Of whom sailed III her on Wedhes-
day were present. Among them were MI ana MIS- W.
L vanderbilt Oliver King. W. Thorne. Goold Red
mond Center Hitchcock, Mrs. George Shea arthur
Ieary and Mrs Psran stevens On the list OF passen-
GERS on the trip out the OF Mr. and Mira Van
aerbilt aud Messrs. King. Thorne and Redmond and
Mrs Charles Ramsay Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Goelet
sailed in the Umbris, and Philip Schuyler ana MISS
Annie Ian gdon follow this week
The studio of MI lie G. Cannon was frightened up on
Tuesday afternoon when musicale was given IN honor
o, Herr Avary, of the Metropolitan Opera Company
Ms. Leayitt AM Mrs John Kane sang. and among Inc
people who listened and looked were Mrs 8 . How
land Mr. and Mrs Orme Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman
prayton. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Irwin, Mr. ana MIS-
Frank Worth White. Mr. and Mrs Robert Goeet' MT
and Mrs George Henry Warren. Miss Edith warren
Starr Miller the Misses Remsen, the Misses Draper
Miss Duer Miss Post. MTs Charles Post Mrs Belmont
ana the Misses OTIS.
In the evening the Nineteenth Century Club and Its
friends gathered IN the American Art Galleries and
heard The Press discussed. The Rev Dr. e. h. Eaton
wa the principal speaker but John foord, starr hoy'
Nichols and Franklin Ford had something to say also
Mrs Levi T.. Morton. Mrs James Brown Potter MIS-
John Bigelow and General Adam Badeau were among
he listeners The daily papers went to press the next
morning as usual
On Thursday Mrs Sherwood gave the last but one Oh
her readings at which Courtice Pounds warDled ana
Miss nlhnghast, OF No IS East sxy-iourth-st gave
luncheon party.
Mrs. Robert Goelet and Mrs. Henry Day gave hahu
Last night there was pleasant entertainment at Mrs.
A. NJ Dodge's house. No. - East Thirty fourthst for
the benefit OF the Virginia Day Nursery f. Hopkinson
Smith, clever sketches of ali kinds. on paper ana on
the stage told dro stories OF negro life, IN which he
"took OF the character admirably Then there were
hauo usyiUg by trio from the BANJO club and songs
from the Weber Quartette, and great deal OF we'll
earned applause Tor all Mrs. Dodge's house was well
filed and the proceeds for the charity must nave
been gratifying.
Mrs Anna Buckley Hills. the wellknown contraito
must have pleased at the number OF people VINO
gathered at the Brunswick last evening to attend
her musicale In addition TO Mrs Buckley HIS Miss
Earle Mr.. Ioedt and Mr. Powers sang.
Mrs Charles Doremus will sail for Europe soon
Miss Van Auken. who had expected to do the same mas
DELAYED her trip until autumn.
Dancing young men will be glad TO know that the an
soulely necessary of the OrhopGtc ball AZ the
Metropolitan Opera House Easter Thursday Will be
s. tha they walk there and back 20 for the ticket
and - for supper. Mrs John Jacob AslO. Mrs. T. ii.
Eerrvmsn Mrs George :. Bowdoin, Miss Calendar Mrs
CT .rence carey. Mrs. Br0ckhos Cutting MISS tnrmiss
Ton Mrs Bnrlanan WIthrop and several other ladies
have tickets sell IL has been supposed OF ate airs
thai charity balls could not be made extremely SO.
iec" So this onr the evening of April 20 looked
upon a. something OF snexl eminent
Hodgson made charming display OF flowers In Cosmo-
poitan Hall during lie wee1 to which sond hs ny
people sorted among them Mrs CresSsr Grswpa' ar
piay of azaeas and hydrangess hne but the roses
were by magnificent az those seen at the
Metropolitan Opera House recently sun IL was pretty
show arop and you were very tred ana cared
TO pay handsome price for seat. you could SIT down
and listen to the music OF Gilmores band.
Flushing, L. l.. on welnts day monopolized much OF
the gayrty Miss Mamie COughian was married 10
james W. TAYLOR OF this clly ~ mat peasan, h"nx
Island Town The happy pair VIII start III couple Oh
iii IN. fan Miss Eva A. Rapelye married the same
afternoon to Mr. .. L. IArremore, nephew OF judge
with Dr Day. H. p Titus and Mr.. and Mrs John
Baekhus were among those present Mis-. ALICE NJ
Blake daughter of the late Chares f. Blake was mat
Rev Dr storr.. The house was finely decorated with
flowers and there wer. music ana S Also M
Hustled. Miss speiunan and Miss Durkee Messrs.
Blake. brewster, Pecs aud DYKE were the ushers.
Monday.-MIss Ance G. Word. daughter OF George
TRINITY Miss Kitty Walker TO Howard wainwright at the
house f her father No. 179 Madison-sva; SIS CHAP
man 10 Richard Mortimer at ST. Georges There VIII be
Tnesaay Elizabeth Breeze Mo1:s to RUFUS W Della,
George II. Kelm at IT. Birthnlomew's.
Wednes a Miss Jeanne Bgeowito Charles f. Tracy
Tursiay.-Siiss Nina Hargons. OF No 435 Fifth ave,
20 DR. William Appleton. OF Boston. AZ II Barthoo-
mew'.: Miss Tysen. niece or Mrs W. W. Sherman, No.
lO2 East twenty -fith-st TO George L. Mayo at st.
ThOlnass a.,
Other weddings to be celebrated soon are Miss
Chan Ter and Mr. Pellew Miss Lcsher and Mr. French;
Miss PelI and Mr.. C0ster Miss Case and Mr. Ennet;
Miss Warren Mr. Miller Miss Emily Past TO George
Criswod AZ ST. BarthoOmew's on May L. -
On MAJ the teuIh annual bench show OF tue west
Minister Keunel Club Will open at the Madison square
Garden --..
" 10 Howes will be the houored guest OF a reception
OF the Authors Cub On May ID
The coaching parade which IS always an anair OF so
great interest NEWCOMERS that Fith-avc is crowded
TO will th. Saturday, May ~ IL Is
not known yet Just how many coaches Will he III line
After club dinner Will be served at
Hotel Brtinswc The drive will he to verns. near
Greenfield Conn.,, the country seat Of Frederick Br0n
son Mr. Bronson Mr.. Roosevelt will run "a coach
daily after April 26 this summer from the Brunswick
10 Pelham Prescott Lawrence mas engaged all the
seats for the first day; seats. So
Oh. h Exch fur