New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
A SUDDEN STOP TO GAYETY.


THE LAST rATRIARCHs BALL-rRIvATE DANCES
Avn OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS BEPoRE ASH
WEDNESDAY. -.
Lent IA surely here but nothing less forcelui than
Wednesday apparently would have served to put an Gu.
to the gayety that prevailed during the carry p"' "
week. 80 overwhelming was It. The fast gay "' Wv
much for IT, however. and so far as outward
90 the world the aesh ami diversion had 10 yeo lno
ba, been no of1cialy fashionable dissipation s'nos
.d,..dav moru,pe last But II II not to be inferreo
from mi. fact that the business of being DO
wholly laid aside by everybody for SIX weeSs'
| Ia too largo and cosmopolitan city ior tn""
numerous non Episcopal element In fasmonaoo ~
that practically resents ~ an imperu"eho' ~ =, nv
ton that 1t 10 wrong to do In lent what +" Is ris ~ ny
char tme 20 its representatives give dinners oaoe'
and all other kinds OF entertainments oe'"een ~
| Wednesday and Easter, which are nmteo oniy ~ 80
| the Fact that n good many people. II asxet. "o No
a,,e,d A for theatre going this penitenuai seaSon "
| the favorite time for IT, Indeed. many entor'ai"i
have been arranged for tho na1t four weeks
peope who pursue their own way socially rosaruio
the r,ligou, views OF other people whom thoy don't
know and care nothing about Then the Dog oho" q"
the Madison Square Garden beginning on iuos"a'' W."
otter something do both to the devout ana those "o
,horysa II PROMISES to be equal to- II 1t does not
surna.s any preylous exhibitions OF It's KIM III ths
country The rules such that none but really gnu
dogs will be admitted. Private theatricaS WI" "'''
enjoy a revival, first and principally az inc Lyooun
Tho Ladies' Amateur Orchestra will then DO seen anu
hoard for the first time in puDc-sawing away at their
dddles and big bass vios for dear lifc all In beha OF
cbaritvl Fake that this Is not the Lazy orches'"
| advertised to appear soon In the BoweryI
The last dance OF tho Patriarchs Tor the season on
Monday evening perhaps the most SUCCESSFUL OIL ''
series It was agreeable night for dancing ana 'he
Gear of pneumonia did haunt the dancers on inc way
| 10 or from DelmOnicO's or while waiting ior 'heir
carria,e, at tho door, The sements for the Dali
were exceently planned and carried ont without
accident There dancing both in the red room anu
N tne ball room, the red being devoeh 10 INC es'
animated SQUARE dances, while the gldder throhs
waited in the ball room proper The decorauons "ero
not remarkable. but looked well enough The reIreSn-
ments were OF their usual excellence the music was
good and there disposition maniies on all side
| TO make the ball q success. 70 IL was. lnoihas IL
Howard and Ogden Goeet led the ootillon mere
wer, some peope present from out OF tOwn-noro PCT
has than ia usual. whom were senator maie
title " not S Grsen snes on LaWrence Of
Earon Aiyaneben and Pierre Girod mot Pere Goriot.
OF pa Under 0 the soft h Of
globes and frequently remarked nat
tatters so they call dress that Is worn lor the third
time, than might have been AZ ne % hot
OF the season ~ "a' '"'o
midnilht
The Pariarchs however did not absorb all the gayety
of the evening There pleasant reception at tno
Manhattan Athletic Clu1, No 81 Fitch ave. where
athletes entertained tnolr Irionl' Win uHO"~
refre ncnts an tho gymnastics OF nirtdi' m TINS was
the second annual ball CLUB. Among the private
entertain tho same night was small dance 'or
young PEG Die given By Mrs. George RdtledIe Olpsoh
No West Fifty-trstst. for her fneni'' MISS
Kir6eeru OF san Francisco, AMI Miss Enos OF No. -
We, Fify-arstsL Abolt oil yhty persons w're pre''n
anil tbe rooms wore prstily deooratef with mowers
Earlier in day mil er forms o. u version iaI pro
had oven a reception to hun ireis o! friends and
s M. H1rd is' at &c. SCI
in score Of lalies to nne Juno icon ITS had
held a lar % reception. AMI Mrs Myron T. "aIAer OF
No $50 Fifty nnth-st, had entertainer uo%en
ladies' at luncheon
1.-The incident Of Tues lay WAS OF course the marriage
OF Miss Cornelia o. Van Auken. OF No III Flttl ave.
and Linlley Hoffman Chaplin OF No. AZ West FORTY
eguthsL 1t ooourrel at 80 IN al the ordes hohe
and there was large reception afterSarL Inc h'' VI
the presents AMI the names OF the iless nave oeon
widely published already AMI nothing o'h 10 aliei W
the weight thereof all hands it Is kin III aimstei
that II il very proper match. excopt fro resi'i'
! point OF view The Dr les family nave always ooen
Prespyterians an the rietroom is 70 nan Cathono
But a little thing ike that Tin Nsw-forS AZ ie''" Is
seom or never allowed stand la the way OF sdtaDie
matcA pretty feature OF the welding was tae hoiu
Ing OF tho satin rIbboas (wllcn MAZE tne ase v, 'o
temporary a 1y t w az ,0 Ine osner details Of e
| bridal toilet was OF course masnhcenI Arenpisn"p
ent TOO There seems be DOUBT that the gentle
man, leaning upon whose arr the o 10 ieSc'no. .o
aWay was d. +. Garrison, OF 81 Louis anu not inc Wv
arulounced grand uncle, Abran Garrison
The Van Auken- Chapln welding wa, not the "hly
occurrence of ST. Valentines Dsy that aronsoi interest
Another marriage OF Lieutenant Gianni Bettn Oh
Novara italy and Miss Daisy Abbott calshi no l1ue
remark-kni remark OF course. but still remark MISS
Abbott that was Is the daughter OF Mrs. W. " L.
Pomeroy, at No. 81 West Thirty nlnthst Inc Orlie :
croos career in this country has occasionally strrol
IN much excitement and little amusement IN soo'
1.l,n desir IN gnt i
for his wife has at length been accomplished It'll per
haps not pertinent yet ia fact that the bride belongs
to family which na' some mo ,ey Doubles ina'cso iI y,
il is nobcdy's sne's 1t was home wedding. AT noon
over when the eTe' Rp" ,ood ' Is O' near rsave Of
Mrs Bettni. On the evcnnt OF ths daV a,st were
married Mss J0sephlne dc sutton, ot NO. 40 st Sihc
teentb at ana James w. Sa ,ht n,nber or the stan or
The Commercial Bulletin" OF this city.
Thors was pretty wedding in Triuty Chapel on Tues
dav evening at $3.50 O'Clock. when Miss Frances Taylor
daughter OF the late Colonel A. W. Taylor was nart1el
10 Captlip George E B. Hart Tho Rev. Dr. W. n.
Dunne read the service The bride dressed In white
silk and tule AMI carried largo bouquet OF white
roses Leading her brothers arm AMI preceded by
the ushers she walked up the mids aisle to the c1anc
group was then formed before the altar ana the Gers
to an on SOL Inc e6nrn
and the Intimate few sfterwsrl attended small reoep
ton at the home OF the brides mother
Mira Bradley Martins extensive dinnerball was an
interesting incident OF the OF "Wednesday One
hundred guests down at two great horse shoe tables
at O'CLOCK ami twelve smpuous courses an ak diner
ent kinds of wine We're served Those who could danced
afterwarl with the who came in late ami at |
O'Clock there was a supper In everi sense OF tho "ori
IT was crowded evening, which was voted drhghuni
hv All tbc guests The house is well adapted to enter
taning and II handsomely decorator "rI
| fowers Amid snch luxurious surroundings lh0mts IL
Howard led the last c0tillon of the OF 1875
dancing with the hostess. Fully impressed with sense
OF the situation, Mr. Howard never danced to better
advantage.
1t is not breaking the rules Of Lent 20 listen to gooi
music help produce it, Thus there was nothing
at all wicked about tho musicale given at the Mayors
house. No 9 Lexington-avo.. on Thurs1iy afternoon
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