New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-03
INCIDENTS SOCIETY.

Nr Samuel Colgate, No. West sxteenth+st', gave
dinner for twenty four covers for her relative MIS-
Horwitz, Of Baltimore last evening
Those who desire admission tickets or reserved
soats for sFashing Thursday in Venice may ool"'h
them of Mrs Chauncey NJ. Depew, No. - East For'S
ffth-st, any morning between the hours OF II anu
o o'clock The admission tickets will be sold al u
.eb Reserved seats in the dle ss circle as EACH
and the first three rows of seats in the balcony -
each These reserved seats include admission as We'll
Only one box remains unsold for the fst Rlghi' Apl
IL Mrs. Depcw will have In her box on The opening
night Miss May Brady and Miss OTIS MIS- buf"o
Roche MIS-. T. j. Woosey, Mrs. LOUIS HaherSo!'
Mrs Elliott Roosevelt Mrs. ogden Goelet, ana others
OF the handsome married bellies of New-fork have
boxes Numerous supper parties are being made up
and an excellent table dhote supper Will be served ny
Mozzetu al 81 for each person. without Whe
certain per-cent on each supper sold viii DO devoted
to the fund for the Hahnenann Hospital
Miss l. Borkel No. oil West Eghty-thIrd-st., gave
a dance last evening One hundred people were
present. &c.
Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Bryant viii celebrate theH
silver wedding on Wednesday evening, April H. al
their residence, No. All West Twenty-third-st
fancy dress cotillon will be given at tho residence
of Mrs Andruss No 1875 West Eighty second-st, on
Friday evening, April 8.
Forty members Of Wells College AluTnse Associar
third-sI TODAY Mrs Grover Cleveland IS member
of the association, and has been invited
Mrs. Lynn stctson No. go Madisonave, gave
dinner party last night ,,-,,.
Tho wedding OF Miss Louise Lawrence whitney,
daughter of 81 ephen Whitney, 10 Hugh T. Ihcbey IT.,
will take place this afternoon al Trinity Church. New
Haven. Conn. number of people will 90 on from
New York The wedding will be comparatively small,
but few outside Of the family being Invited.
Mrs. ). Van Imzer Reed. OF No. Washington
Square, north, gave an old-fashloned egg hunt for
children yesterday. About nifty young psople we're
present who wandered all over the house, upsar and
down IN search tho eggs which had been hidden In
outottheway places. Handsome Easter Iayors were
distributed
MIS-. Joseph Lentilhon, Of No. SO West Eleventh-st.,
gave tea for her daughter, Miss Marie Lentilhon,
yesterday afternoon Only young girls not yet out
In society were present,
Mrs ", H. Jackson, OF No $50 Madison-ave.. enter
tanned number OF young people at an Easter cOnon
last night, the dance being given In honor OF her
daughters, the Misses Jackson
John Mccarthy, the well known Irish Nationalist
and secretary Of the Manhattan branch Of the irish
National League will be married tomorrow evening
10 81. Jeromes Church, One-hundrod and thiry-sev
enth-st. and Alexander ave, 10 Miss Ellie hughes,
niece Of the pastor of the church, Father Hughes
There viii he reception aerward at the home OF the
brides parents, No. 6Ol East Onehundred andthirty-
fourth-st.
William S. NJ Ryder Of Sing Sing married yes
eFday TO Miss Mabel c. Person, OF Tarytown, daughter
Of Captain ". ". Person, who filled the office OF
Provost Marshal during the Rebellion and was after
ward Editor Of The Sing Sing Republican"