New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-02
THE WEEK IN soC1BT1.
SIX DAYS OF cHURoHGoMa.
0ArHTY ANTICIPATED AFTER EASTER - Dlya
NAMED FOR CERTAIN EVENTS

NAMED FOR CERTAIN EVENTS.
Tho spiritually minded In New-York II they han.
pcned to DO "church' people. had enough TO occupy
them last week But It was devotions, not gayety.
which absorbed Thorn. Lent being finally over, u
is not possible to doubt that tho exercises of that
tential season have accomplished much good Society
during the rest Of tho season. at least will doubtless
DO above envy. hatred, malice, back
biting, scandslmongerng or wicked performances Of
any kind Tho feelings Of ones neghbors and friends
will be respected and fewor exhibitions Of selshness
will DO observed This IL certainly not great deal
to expect in view of the constant attendance upon
church services shown by Of the best known
people in fashionable circles they recovered
from the designations Of last shrove Tuesday. Such
etups there were In Passion Week wero not Of .
| kind to attract much public attention.
Few thoughts Of worldliness save those that wers
antclpatoy broke In upon the minds Of the good THE
will appear by glancng at a schedule Of what was
| going on during five days Of last week: On Monday
Miss Laura Hoady, No. Sal Madison ave. anod
| the Musical Club. This might perhaps DO excused.
II any excuse needed, by calling It sacred
cort Tuesday, Mrs. John Sherwood gave reading
in aid Of the Manhattan Hospital, at tho house OF
Mrs. j. Hood Wright, No 594 Fifth-ave. Certainly
this could not be called worldly dissipation Then ON
Wednesday Miss Louise F1oydJones, OF No. 20 West
Thirty fourthst, spread tea In honor Of Mrs Nixon,
of Washington Mrs J. w. Roosevelt, of No. 80 Easo
Thirty frsst, gave ladies' luncheon, and Mrs AUS
tin Corbin No. 4o5 Fifh-sve., a breakfast A meoA4
ing of the Sewing Class Of 'S7 held at the ress
dence of Mrs. Joseph Lentilhon. No. 80 West Elsss
enth-st on Thursday
TrIday-Church-g going
But there Is gaycty enough in prospect and, as 10
quite proper good deal OF 1t has or less to do
with charity. The shadows of some Of the coming
incidents Of the next few weeks before, arc
follows:
April "a fair to last all the week Will begin at the
Cd Battery's armory, in Broadway, between Fifty
second and Fitythrd SITS. 1t will be conducted In
behalf Of tho Homeopathic College and Free Hospital
by Mrs. william Tod Hemuth, Mrs. G. s. Ely, Mrs.
Alfred Mckay, MIS- J. F. Allen and many other
ladies. The evening of this day will also DO marked
by the fancy dress ball of the Tobogganng Club at
Orange. Preparations are making for a large crowd
Of people, including OF the invited New Workers
and all the best OF the Oranges. In addition in town,
there will DO dance at Mrs. W. Ii. Jackson's, No.
566 Madson-ave.
April accompany I, OF the 7th Regiment, will give
performance Of Katherine travesty on Tanning
the shrew,' at the metropolitan Opera House. Much
time and money being devoted to insure a
cessful show.
April Wharfage Of Miss Warner, OF No &C East
Fifty-eighth-st and c. NJ Walker Of Chicago, at
throw her house open for reception afterward
rosebud breakfast will be given by Miss Babcock
at No $50 Flfth-ave Wedding of Miss Lizzie Hays
to John scott Browning at No 10 East Fifty oufthst
April 5-The marriage of Miss Ruby s. Tilden and
Willis S. Paine Will be celebrated In the Madison
Square Presbyterian Church at p m. The ballroom
Of DelmoncOs will be fashionable place Of resort
the evening ot this day, when the Amateur Com
edy Club Will assemble in full force witness French
farce played by soma of their members. There will
be singing by we'll known amateurs also, and a gay
time generally The beneficiary Is French school near
Washington square
April Con this evening a roaring burlcsque per-
Torrance at the Berkeley Lyceum Will 10 given by tho
Columbia College boys under fashionable auspices
Captain Kidd is the Of the oft announced play.
German of the Saturday Evening Dancing Class at
No. los West Fifty ffth-st
April 9-The evening Of this day will be given up
to dramatic performance at the Berkeley Lyceum
by the Harvard Hasty Pudding Club called Con
stance the Beau the Belle and the Bandit" This
show Will be Of the usual high excellence in certain
lines. A german for Mrs. Oddies Sewing Class will
be given in the evening at tho Mendelssohn Cleo Club
rooms Each member VIII BIO allowed to ask two
dance, as some who do not belong to the class have
remarked with cruelty intended sarcasm.
April 1O-Mlss Hartshorne, No. West Fifty frstst.
will DO married to Ii. b. Kane In st. ThOmas's Church
at p N.
April I1-Marrage of Edward Livingston Burrill
and Miss Bartlett, No. 795 Madison ave. and of f.
Morgan to Miss Elizabeth Moran This latter wedding
will not be large Tho Venetian entertainment,
flashing Thursday will begin at the Metropolitan
Opera House this day, and, unless all calculations
fall it will be the most fashionable performance of its
kind this spring At any rate, 1t will be a pretty
show Of goodooklng women dancing with appropr.
atcly dressed cavaliers. Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew,
posed of many seats and boxes for both this day and
the 10th, but still has accommodations Of this kind to
dispose OF
friends among the ladies this day to make up for
the reception that was overwhelmed by the blizzard
Of March L.
April 1.-THE Kemble Society of Brooklyn will
play Time and the Hour" "a
April 19-"A Scrap of Paper is the play which
the Amateur Comedy Club have undertaken TO
struggle with at tho Berkeley Lyceum this date
IL remains to DO seen whether tho performance viii
be the last of the club the last of the play MISS
Otis will take the character OF SUZANNE" and doubt
less VIII do IL we'll
April 2b-weddng at the Church Of the Divine Pa
ternlty of Miss Mary H. Kellock and Henry Whiting.
The browning Social incident in Flushing Of the after
Lenten season will DO the ball of the Nereus Rowing
Club which is to take place next Friday night in tho
Flushing Opera House. Gleseman will furnish tho
orchestras and unusual preparations have been made
to the entertainment interesting and attractive
Captain Robert j. Lowden, Arthur ~ Trayers, II: II:
Perrin. d. c. Beard and Edward NJ. Franklin compose
the committee of tho club who with the active assist
ance of the patronesses Mrs. Robert &. Embrcc MIS-
f T. Lynch, Mrs. T. Plat Sraton, Mrs. W. p Wits,
Mrs. F. NJ. Travers, Mrs. G. Dow. Gibson MIS-. J.
n Lever, Mrs Horny W. Baldwin, Mrs. L. J. J. DO
Ralsmes and Mrs. T. NJ. Franklin, are performing
the graceful task Of arrangement.
The engagement is announced of Miss Paula I.
Stenway, only daughter of William stelnway 10 LOUIS
Bernuth, nephew Of L. Won Bornuth OF this city.
On account OF death in tho family the wedding Of
Miss Beer to Professor Edwin r. A. Selgman on April
4, will DO strictly private
MUSICAL MENTION AND COMMENT.