New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-19

and intimate few tfterWIrl dttenleu IcooP-
ton at home OF the brides mother
Mira BRADLEY Martins extensive dnnerblll was an
interesting incident OF the OF Wednesday Ono
hundred guests down at two great horse shoe TABLES
at O'CLOCK AMI twelve snptuous Courses an six dher
ont kinds of wine We're served Those who could danced
afterwarl with the men who came in late' anu AZ
O'Clock there supper In ever sense Oh tno "ott
!, WA a crowd evening which voted delightful
by all the guests Ihe house is well adapted to enter
tanning OF course 1t handsomely decorated Sith
fowers Amid snch luxurious surroundings Ihomts II.
Howard led the last cotillon of the season or -
dancing with the hostess fuly lnpessn WIZ - h,tp
/ advantage.
It is not breaking the rules OF listen to good
music nor TO help produce it, Thus there was nothing
at all wicked tho musicale given at the Mayors
house. No Lexington-avo. on Thursiiy afternoon.
The Ladies' Amateur Orchestra, in which Mrs. Hewitt
and her daughters take much interest gave its first per-
Torrance there before folks" IL WAS well done-so
everybody said. Each far orchestri@nne hsI dsksd
three of her friends To be present This has caused
good many wOuDc witty remarks 10 DE maze apo ~ the
wisdom OF inviting only sworn friends VINO could endure
the din
MONDAY night was gay elsewhere as well az in New
Yorh on staten Island people Of high social degree
gave a charity Dall in the hne rooms oil the German
Club at Stapeton. This rose OF esvity, however, was
not without i:s thorn II report may be believed certain
peope who prominent either on tho NORTH east or
south shore hat is the the cqucs ara divided VINO
ought TO have been asked help manage the Affair." were
left out The defence that the family is In mourn
ing it was supposed that member OF IL would car" 10
he CONSPICUOUS a patron OF bail But this excuse
WAS not accepted. AMI several INVITATIONS
r.rs returned the committee Yet despite the fuss,
there was great crowd OF nice people In attendance
at the ball and the g. r. Smith Inhrmary ought to be
considerably richer from the proceeds thereof Among
the guests wero George william Curtis, Mr. and Mrs
Eugene T. Bogert, the wimans. Mr.. ana Mrs H. b. Rich
the Misses Curtis Miss Alexander, Mrs a. b. Board
man. Mr. and Mrs. r L. Robinson and Mrs Tempeton
Johnston At Montcair. NJ j. tho place 80 haunted by
! N.w-YorK people there was also onarty oali Oh
Monday evening 1t In the rink. inc baroness oil
which covered with Hags other bangihgs' MOVERS
plants and lanterns. All the dancing residents OF
Montcair present that by no means I'D ;lune
| all the nice I" people OF tho place. Msniciar has
strong Presbyterian element IN H. which Is capable OF
bearing n good deal socially, but ~ not yet equal "a
going to public balls On Tuesday night orange was the
Of diversion and everything revolved apsut the
Country CluD. tie members OF which gave their rst re-
caption In the house. People were there from All
the Oranges, Montcair, Newark. Elizabeth ani other
places including New York. IL WAS brian. assembly.
The clubhouse 10 attractive, tho music was nne, mo
supper good and tho ladies all we'll dressed.
On Thursday Charles Butler celebrated his eighty