New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-22
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
BALLS AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENTS

r., ,,oo.,s monotony Of balls, dances teas reclta
,iops dnpers uncheous and theatre parties was ''eu
nv little snort IN form OF seighins IL was not tne
~ -, A., Soy York but II the best of tho
- 90 ,or AMI the owners of handsome winter turn
outs wbo had feared there wond De no cnahce W Sho"
,h m on 1T alb made the most oI "na' sh"peilnoss
,he,e uas IL was rather rough travelling unui one
oohal the PARK bat there the running was fair. On
10 or three afternoons therefore, the roadways be-
- e,ftvninthst and the Harlem River were gay
with gorgeous sleghs and hne horses The sport was
- a. ,ooi "a when the lies a foot deep; but there
This advantage about It, that no cue fingered at 1t 80
long A. 10 get worn and unfit FOR sther amusemsnts
All the entertainments Of the week were well attended
na ware generally voted ccessul. The Is not
vet 80 TAI along that the dancing crowd is bored TO
death. until that happens ehere Will he Ii" eapIous
complaining. During TINS week. or next there shouiu
be some signs OF exhaustion AID some talk ABOUT WISH
ing Tor Lent Wednesday Will fau on FcDruar! 10
this year and then there Will he rest Tor the just anu ~
unjust tnc devout TIE irreigious alike
Tuesity With its snow ana slush aud rain was an
unns,nt dy for getting about, bat to carriage oIA
h.d w,t,sr matters little. The fashionable entera'n-
meats of tue day both in Nv YORK ana bro"N'' ~
a. cay AS ever Tue OLD Guard Dali displays ca man.
handsome uniforms and toilets at the Meuopo"''n
Opers House the most gorgeous among suo ~"PP'H@'
NJ ,.sbe war being the uniforms OF the Hussars-tuo
new company of soldiers recently ors"n']oN IN
I'M, CIV rae company may be snaii III NUMBERS o'
makes up for That by striking clothes Inc rresue"'
an Cleveland
Guart mad counted not present. Dut thclr ohcia
r,pr.ts uucolventionally expressed in a document
written in tie nrst person am sl-nei Win Tue iu
names of Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland soothed the disap-
monument Tne ball ia every way "a success AS
,c an be said also for the Patrarcns Dal the second
nj IL. name tns season, held at Denonicos Inc eare
OF he electric hsnt III tue oali-I was DJ
straN-coorrd six uoOds fastened over the CODES uen
a. me c,ntentnen mauy OF the ladies' VINO Us r,Ie
are not OF electric lights l. may De relualAe' '!
tue way, ldst here, ina IL Is strahse we ,Se
Ill mill e.lgl
rnu win wax eands. Tue Radiance tbey shed II sOit
aud i,v lar lhr most becoming for lu dress. However
an nj. cr,sinn t.e lght through the straw
colorcd pleasing Improvement anu .no 80
was merry success Ii was le OF COURSE, N II INC
fun began. Tue german was led by Inomds h'Mdrd,'
supported by Ward McAllIster. Mrs Eiiptt hoosene.
FRANKLIN Bartlett There were no1 lan? 90 ',,Ify
prrsen hut confidently asserted thdt Tue qua.ig
Of .i,nsr vino nsIde up for LACK OF nuHoerS
In all between 30 aud 80 people suppeI ana udhoe
Neither dii the storm On this day to have much
effect upon the determination OF their friends 10 see
NewDod lie Roy and Miss Bates married al 81
Bartholomew. In the afternoon 1t was an UMPIRE
teuilo1s welding, most points TO be g-eaty adiieu'
But why have many little relatives TO take fornmi
part IN "A ceremony Of this kind 1t has never oeen sat
isacOriy explained why any bride should nave n''Ae
children attend her wnen she goes to church. DSte'd
n, yun friends of her own age little went
winged aud slightly cad tne Character OF Cuds the
fas would at least lie lntellSlpe lei tnIs "el9
ceremony ami the RECEPTION iaer AZ te noSS " ,o
eighth st. passed. OF most agreeaoyc =. suSa t
irote the storm kept away. Moreover TIE bride IN
gown Of White satin embroidered Win lNei anu
covered point lace VEIL was greatly "dnlred
The festivities of Thursday began in the afternoon
with the marriage OF Miss Ca olne P Hoe and Leon
Marie which was sadly postponed time ago owing
TO the death of bri1egiOoms father ON THIS
occasion everything was as merry as welding shouIu
be The BRIDE plain white satin carried bou1Set OF
white orchids. The bridesmaids six retty girls, were
in pale yellow crepe gowns There was, OF course The
usual crowd OF adlaring friends. ami although the
Churcn OF the Covenant isn't the best church IN the
world for wedding, because it has no middle aisle the
entrance exit OF bridal couple were gracefully
MANAGED. After the ceremony a large reception ol-
lowed at the OF Robert Hoe the bril father NO
IL East Thirty sixth at rne seconi e91llon. or tle
the evening. When SAYS 1t was dance ATTENDED
de,ciheJ Nothing was done in the way iecor
Tnrre was indeed no novelty at all about it, The
e1 'o much T like any otner dance at be
lmagined. a repetition Of 1t will occur on February D.
Receptions and during the week were given
among others. by Mrs. Henry Knckeroacker' No s3o
Flfth-ave; Mrs. C. II. wessOn. Ma. l West Thirty
seyerth-st.; Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt No. os1 Fifth
ave; Mrs. II. NJ Flagler. No. 6S5 Fifh-ave; Mrs T. X
Smith, No l44 West seventy third-st.i Mrs samuel
Walker, No 5 East Thirty fifth st.; Mrs EDWARD D.
Woulsey No. 8 Lexington uor Mrs. Donald Cam
eron,. Mrs Tbomas Patton No ii West Twenty second
A.; Mrs C. W McKim. No 80 fifth ave; Mrs Egbert
Guernsey No 500 Fifth ave; Mrs. John T. Townshend
NJ % West FIT ysccOn list; Mrs. Lyman Denlson. No
81 East seventyel ghtnFt; Mrs Henry Vilari, No
ThIrty-secou lst.: Mrs E. c. Sampson. No. 10 West
Mrs Ksn6ard No 90 Vest twenty eighth
o.; Mrs George PelleS No; 81 East Mn "
l.. Leavtt No. East FOrteth ST.. and Mrs. George H.
Peabody No lis Last Eighteenthst
Dinners or luncheons given by Mrs. starr
Miller No 3 F1ftb-ave. Mrs. j. b. Jackson. No l26
last Thirty nfth-sL; Mrs W. b. Cutting No. Is West
Fifty seventh-st.; Mrs. H. T. Pratt 10. 40 West Nine
tecnth-s: Mrs W. Bayies, Twenty eighth ST. aud
Ninthave.; Mrs S. W. Glazler No IL East sixty
Gfps IN %. -
FIftythIrl ST Mrs Isaac Kip Mrs EdWaru fhrschs
and Mrs Richard Wilson, No. oil Flith-are
Among the ladies' who had dances their homes were
Mrs. OGDEN Mills No. East sixty nintb-st; Mrs
Becker No 33l West Ffty-eighth ST.. Mrs j. Osbon
Moss No East Forty eighth ST.; MIS- j. A scrymser'
Mrs T. : DIVA, No. 1O7 East Slxtieth-st, and Mrs
Seward Webb, No $50 Fifthavs In1s last was am,
$50.
The theatres we're all we'll attended Formal parties
were gwen by Mrs Warren c. Beach, No $50 Fifth
ave- at tho Fifth Theatre; by Miss Z. s
Fred,d Fftyeighth-st, at the Madison square ana
by the TUESDAY Evening Dancing GAS al DSly % LUIS
followed By dance at Miss JACKSON . NJ ~ iA''
Fifty eigAtA-st.
BROOKLYN Was about gay il ever gets to be. II
epioyed Two dances. on Tuesday evening, IN Remsen
Hail. tue DAoeing Class of the Heights had ball. form
ally called the first of the Brooklyn cOti"ns." The
place handsomely decorated with flowers the music
WAS excellent the supper good aud some OF the
prettiest girls Of Brooklyn were there on the next
evening the subscription ball OF the Ihpeonga
Association was danced Art Rooms OF the Ao ID
emy of Music This is always the most preteniI0us
social affair of The season in Brooklyn and almost In
yariablv peas amt This last bail exception 1t
had the excellent merit Of beginning early AT 10 the
guests were arriving and making their hows TO Mrs.
Alfred Chaplin Ohe Lady Mayoress) Mrs Henry d.
Irookman ard Mrs c. d. Robbins. At IL the rooms,
prctty hung with tapestry and decor Aed in flowers
arranged in Indian devices well filled and dancing
began The supper served IN the large assembly
room by Pnard and after IL over german was led
by AmOry Carhart dancing with pretty Mrs Prentice
AS at tie dance ght before IN Remsen Hail. The
number charming young girls present Was SUBJECT
OF remark. II The managing committee men were puned
up with satisfaction when all oger there surely
was good for it.
On MONDAY nignt Februarv Z. EgertOn L. MlnthrOp.