New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
FASHIONABLE FOLK SHOWED IN TOO.

BROKEN DINNER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fif l."
AVENUE ON TUESDAY
rashloname New York was showed under last week,
.s vcu A. th, unfas hIonablo and unknown elements
If sncicty and did not fairly recover Hsoi ooioio
Friday or saturday. 1t did not really mlnu ,ro e''u
alton much. for diversion save ch"'n BUNS ""'
rarticularly intcrfeIcd with. a"d tha' lh'cricrchVo
seemed tu cause little actual suffering le" uh-
ncrs had been arranged for M"nday anu Iuesu"S
avcnnrs but the guests generally we've not able to
GET there The Game Associations festive board was
sprcad at Plnard's, but Robert b. Roosevelt and an
other were the only mon who turned our to ENJOY IL :
rrobably those who stayed away thought the viands
would simply be improved by longer delay of sew
eral DAYS before eating. only guest AID three
members appeared The FcnccIs' Club for the ladies'
reception that day. wedding I'm fashionable
Iehlrw circles set for Tuesday night at Demonico's,
was post pond fnr week In tho fecc of the storm
and de- lc the superstition ahoa; delaying such cere
monies Vet he people of leisure were MOI without
amu.omcnt Ky Tuesday afternoon tho Fifth ave-
siewah. had been cleared and speedily became d
place OF fashionable promenade Crowds of Young
people who not afraid 10 walk we've Out DOM
mon and woincn. pretty and appropriate COS
tunos were thu. d. played. For several hour, the
west SiGo Of the avenue a lively place. There
WIS something novel in tho situation which excited
eyery one. Although the roadway WAS piled deep
with snow. many handsome slcigh' were hyins ahouI
Ind,cd. tho s.cighng continued during several days
Tho park and Inc avenues on Wednesday morning
were crowded II also noticed that moro peo-
pie were seen at thcir windows Monday and Tues
day than evCs before when procession OF some kind
passing. Every onH was watching tho storm
nclgsors increased doosters. An this added
- iho thrPrntncsS of the scene. and As few people
rally suffered om lis fury, Tho great storm OF 1888
f. iholy always be prolific of pleasant recollcc-
tons.
Among the entertainments Of tlrr week. which al
I.r fltc WEI st
givcn iy Ia, following laiies Nh Edward Jones'
No IL west Thirty-ninth.st.. o dinner; MIS-. Henry
B1rbcy NO II West Thirty eighth 81. farewell din
her 10 friends before sailing for Europe: Mrs.
Henry s. Hyde No. II East FOficih-St a dinner
Ms T. o. Matiliescn. Ma. 5ro Flfh-avc., dinner;
MI. Charles II. Flint No East Thirty-sSih 81
Ms. William Khnelandcr stewart, No l. Washing
ton ->,usr. North dinner: Ms. Moses TAYLOR Pyne'
a cnris party BarnuuS. MIs. +. H. WeS>on, also
cirus party The Misses Jones. No 293 Madisonave
musicale. Mis. Ward McAllisicr. Ma. III East SIN
toontist.. dinner; Mis-. Grace Howe, NO II East
Thffyscveutl st.. a dnnor for young people Ohc
fare the saHe ~ for their cldcr>i Mrs. Louis
HameIsey No. III Iiiih-avo. a musicale: MIS- :. W.
Valentine. Ns.<33 West Fifty sc, cni!-st., dinner;
Mrs Jane, IL. Rechman, No - East Forty L.
s.. dinner also.
Amateur ti.eaircas these no longer be called
fsiYst, rheauicas, viii break forth with renewed
vcoI immediately after EaSCH For instance ON
TIE rridev and saturday evenings cf the frs, week
in April. The Columbia College Dramatic Club viii
give a bus!c> que at the Berkeley Lyceum ThcS"
boys always get M a good list oi paironesse, ana
il"ir shows Invariably succeed. Tn" Amateur com
eGy club also has several performances in prep
aralon. of which. II Is said, that eXcclIcn'
actress Mrs. Tcall VIII Icappear
BIKES for the Carnival of Venice entertainment
to ;ahe place al the Metropolitan Opera Iionse ai"I
Easter ae for sale al Mrs. Chauncey VI. Dop@v' $
No - East Forty fh-sI Peparai Ons for n dances
and other interesting features continue Vigorously
sud with every prospect Of success.