New-York tribune., 1886-01-10


arplalse and flowers Mr.. Chauncey who Is president
Of the club also highly successful The int-rmission
between the hrs play and the comical farce the Trial
Of Toukins." beguilcd by excellent banjo
duets with guitar Accomplishments. 1he cast for the
farce as follows:
MI i"'''.'o', ' ...... Robert Sturss
Mr. pee9ngton sharpshins gentleman OF an expert.
Hector No ; bray yount oiic,r.. FREDERICK H. Allen
beek; a seTvant.. Miss an Auken
Miss Van Aukeu who is a talented amateur, acted the
rart of Bcly with skill and the life of the play.
TIE appearance of Miss Brady, daughter of Judge
Brady, as Bella, sufficient to please everyone
present. Her graceful acting was Rewarded
y numeraus bouquets OF rare flowers In the audience.
besides the managers of the hospital already mentioned
were sir and Mrs Levi p Morton. Mrs. James Burden,
Judge ANA Mrs. Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. William Waldorf
Aston Mr. ana Mrs j. Coleman Drayton General Crlw-
ford and Mr. aud Mrs. Benoni Lockwood. The plays
will DO repeated tomorrow evening for the same
charity.
Two such largo and fashionable audiences as those
that gathered in the Academy of Music ana the Metro
potan Opera House on Monday evening are not often
called toscther night in this city. Every box in
both houses was filed and the lobb.es and corridors
were crowded. II would be easier to name those who
were not present at the other than those
who were, and many something Of both
operas At Ac deny Mrs. August Belmont ana Mrs
f. b. Thurber who have devoted time and money to the
American Opera enterprise. seemed well satisfied with
their SUCCESS. Mrs Belmont occupied her proscenium
box and Mrs. Thurber sat in box "Beiini' in the
artists row. The assembly the Opera House not
less brilliant. Mrs Ogden Goelet, Mrs. W. W. AsOf,
Mrs. u o. R,berts Mrs. Aolph Ladenburg and Mrs J.
ColcI1an DraytOn occupied boxes and many rose
buds were present in dainty costumes
There nave Deen no iat-e VlRcoS uuIihs
the week, unless the Dixcy bali Is taken
ntS a aGc0nn n the m'"Y ncs Sr ns Young @
people. without which no week IS complete Mrs Isaac
L. Mp oi eahSe ehot 'no one hnuye6 von9
people gathering In her spacious naliors and
with Miss Kip who white and gold
gown. The, 1avors included broad satin sashes
RoIinS' S IIecHsrDer u Mis- C,ter and Mis- Bfgdy
were cons lcuoUs. The meeting Of Mrs suton's Ger
man Club at Lrs. KnOwltOns on Friday evening aud
fhe german given Dy Mrs. Lamont were noteworthy
entertain mens The second dance Of the l. II. ID. c. IN
Hall, Brooklyn. on Thursday evening, was marRcd ny
the same early hours as the nist Mrs Hewletaud Rein.
s.n Mr. Ynumans received the guests and the
cOtlOn led by Mr.. Gilbert The same evening, the
young people OF staten Island enjoyed their second
Tie wedding of Miss ADniDia FaObicott daushter OF
the late Otto FaObrleotti, TO Harry 3 kingsley IN OF
William Kingsley. was quietly ceieDIhied on Thurs
day morning AZ inc hoie OF tno oftHe I'm Ia Sost dNeny &
seVepth-st, only the members oI pom iaM!es pelns
present The bride wore dress OF soft white crepe.
and was unattended by bridesmaids. she was given
away by her brother ana after the ceremony by the
Rev Father. Ducey. a wedding breakfast was served
Was married 10 Frederick W. Strong. of Hagerstown.
Maryland. the same day at her home IN West Forty;
the usual aeconpanlment9 ot a MeoHIns' M' wa, was
ISekeat lSd a.'e eId William c Davis were married
quiet wedding iook place at NeW,Loraoni where H. e.
daughter of /. &. Learned. On Thursday IN the West
Presbyterian Church Miss Fannie Marcy daughter Of
General Randolph and niece OF General Mcclellan,
married by the Rev. DR. Paxton TO DR.. Edward Clark.
welLknowu physician OF this city. The wedding was
att ended only by the relatives the family IN
iournLg for General Mcclellan. DR.. and Mrs. Clark
Wedding OF Miss Marion Howard. daughter OF Thomas
Howard to Roswell A. Peters at Ler fathers house in
livngstOT-st Brooklyn, was celebrated on Thursday
the Rev. Dr. Sniyely of Grace Church. officiating.
To note The many receptions, teas and lat homes"
Mrs. Harrington, VINO has just returned from trip
abroad held large reception on Tuesday Miss Rogers
receive the 500 guests Mrs Farrugtons dress OF old
aud was OOped with diamond buttons and draped with
old French lace OF that period Mrs Louis Jones' Mrs.
All Ms H John serSa a AT on Taesa
o. Wednesday Mrs. Bostwick. Mrs Courtlandt Palmer
and Mrs. Van Wyck entertained. aud on Thursday Mrs
fulton cutting gave tea at her house. in tIftntve
Among those present were Mrs. Kernoehan. Mrs John
big low the Misses Bigelow Mrs John Taylor Johnston.
Mrs. Livingston and Mrs. Richard lryin. jr.
at eesSR Se "s fsn on IN FST 4NlCT o.
ternoon by Mrs. kimDall Among hose present were
Hawthorne, Mrs. Annie Cary Raymond. Mr and Mrs 4.
G. Stedmdn, MISS Edith Thomas, Professor ana Mrs
jr.. Mrs Abby sage Kichardson Mr. and Mrs Junius H.
browne. Mrs. Custar, Mr.. and Mrs e Runkle. ex-
Governor and Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs. ID. g. Croy, ROs
CODkling. Mr. and Mrs. William Stone, DR.. and Mrs.
{. A Dorenu., Mrs J. Warren GoddTd. NJ and Mr..
ton Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Fr.Ik Fowler Mr.. and Mrs.
Champney, the Misses FrOhman Dr. ant Mrs. william
Guernsey, Mr. Mrs. Calvert Vanx and Dr. George l.
BIL
acrn oon in the Hotel Brunswick Mrs. FredeiickIswan
Mss Fdunie swan were at home, aud IN the evening
Roy The meeting of the Thursday, Evening Club took
place at the of Mr ana Mrs. George s. Bowdon in
farkaye The entertainment oaered to the ohundred
guests who assembled Was novel Felix Mosoheles, the
1ugii.h artist painted portrait In olof Philip schuyler
r. three.quarers OF an hour Music and supper FOL
lowed. Tnis club contains among It's members people
We'll VI pom'"o1o' ~. in the world OF fashion. and
its fortnghtly meetings always delightful
The coming week promises one or two large private
dances Mrs Alden s. Swan has Issued invitations ior
Heights Mrs. Robert ReiDsen. OF tthave. VIII give
ball the same evening or her three daugnieIs ana Mrs
daughter at a dancing party Mrs. William Waldorf
Astor, Mrs Frederic BrOnson Mrs Ogden Goelet aud
E0Reron Winthrop have arranged FOR rather novel
entertainment. On Thursday evening tbey Will cach
entertain large parties at dnper ana at@r"aa an tne
iSkSSot hi pysn by Mrs Frederick Gaiiaiin for Miss
Aioy Gaiatin Mrs. Burton n. Harrison has sent out
Invitations for o French reception next Thursday by
Nile. d'i.tiia aud NJ de Val COur.
Mrs Potter ard Mr. Coward will play the Old Lovo
and tho New In the Brooklyn Athen&un on January
22 in aid OF the Indnsria School and Home for Dest
tute Children and in tho University Club Theatre tho
26th for the benefit of St AIMS Church Tor Dear
The Junior Club who made themselves we'll known
last winter when they played "Betsy Baker nho
Whosto WIN Himi Ia the foyer Oh me MeuopoTTnn Tn
Little Sentinel" and "a Cure for the fldRets 10 De
given on FEBRUARY 10 in aid OF ST. Marys Free Hospital
for Children an Institution conducted by an Episcopal
Miss Ada Huli. OF No 81 West Forty-sxth-st. will be
married on Wednesday afternoon to William J. Under
wood Owing the death OF the gfOOnfH IhthI,
tue Wedding viii be small one at home, unattended by
bridesmaids or best man The ushers Will be wilbur
lArrem0re. Frank Peiton, William H. ooAePer anu
Robert III. Halstead.
DANCING FOR CHARTTTS SAKE.
The Charity Rail which will be given at the Metro