New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-01
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
SIX DAYS OF CHURCH-GONG.

them last week But 1t was devotions. not gayety,
which absorbed them lent being finally over IL
Is not possible doubt that the exercises OF that pen-
tential season have accomplished much good society
during the rest Of the season, at least VIII dOuDtless
be above envy, hatred, malice, uHcharabeness back
biting scandal mongehng or wicked performances OK
any kind The feelings OF ones neighbors and friends
will be respected AVID fewer exhibitions OF selshness
will be observed This is certainly not great deal
~ oxpeet in view of the constant attendance upon
church services shown by scores of the best known
eope I'm fashionable circles since they recovered
from the diss pslons OF last shToye Tuesday. such
let UPS as thore In Passion Week were not OF
kind to attract much public attention
Few thoughts OF wordliness save those that were
antcipatory broke upon the minds OF the good ms
will appear by glancng at schedule Of what was
going on during i've days OF last week: On MONDAY,
Miss Laura Hoady, No. Sal Madlson-ave enlcHaned
the Musical Club This might perhaps DC excused,
II any excuse were needed, by calling 10 sacred con-
cert tuesday, Mrs John sherwood gave reading
in aid OF the Manhattan Hospital, at the house OK
Mrs = Hood Wright, No 5e4 Fifth-ave. Certainly
this could not be called worldly dissipation Then on
Wednesday Miss Louise Floyd-Jones, OF No 20 west
hity-ourth-st, spread tea In honor OF Mrs Nixon,
of Washington; Mrs j. W. Roosevelt, OF No. 32 East
Thirty nlst-st gave ladies' luncheon and Mrs Aus
IN Corbin, No. 425 Fifth-avc., a breakfast meet
ing OF the Sewing Glass Of 's7 held at the resi-
dence of MIS-. Joseph Lentllhon, No. 33 West Flew
enth-st. on Thursday.
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But there Is gayety enough in prospect, and, as is
quite proper, good deal OF 1t has more or less 70 do
with charity. The shadows Of of tho coming
Incidents of the next few weeks cast before are as
follows:
April "a fair to last all the week viii begin at tho
I'd Battery's armory, in Broadway, between Fifty
second aud Fhy-third sts 1t will be conducted In
behalf Of the homeopathic College and Free Hospital
by Mrs william Tod Helmuth, Mrs. g. s. Ely, Mrs.
Alfred Mckay, Mrs j. F. Allen and many other
ladies' The evening of this day will also be marked
by the fancy dress ball of the Tobogganlng Club at
Orange Preparations making for a large crowd
of people, including of the invited NEWCOMERS
and all tho best OF the Oranges In addition, in town,
there Will be dance at Mrs. w. II. Jacksons No.
500 MadisOn-ave
April accompany 1, of the 7th Regiment, will give
a performance of Katherine a travesty on Tanning
the shrewo at the Metropolitan Opera House. Much
tine and money are being devoted to insure a sue
cessrl show.
April marriage Of Miss Warner, of No. 90 East
Fifty elghh-st, and c. ~ Walker, of Chicago, at
Zion Church, p. N MIS-. Sherman ". knevals VIII
throw her house open for a reception afterward
rosebud breakfast will be given by Miss Ba6cock
at No. 636 tith-aye Wedding OF Miss Lizzie lays
John Scott Browning at No Is East tlity-iourthsI
April 5-The marriage Of Miss Ruby s. Tilden and
Wills s. Paine will be celebrated In the Madison
Square Presbyterian Church at p IN. The ballroom
of Dolmonlcos will be a fashionable place of resort
on the evening of this day, when the Amateur CohF
cdy Club will assemble in fun force to witness FRENCH
farce played by some of their members. Ihere WIN
be singing by well-known amateurs also, and gay
time generally The beneficiary is French school near
Washington square.
April Con this evening a roaring burlesque per
fornance at the Berkeley Lyceum will be given by tho
Columbia College boys under fashionable auspices
Captain Kidd" is the name of the oft announced play
German of the Saturday Evening Dancing Class at
No. 100 West Fifty -hfthst.
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 or tho Beau the Belle and the Bandit This
show will be of the usual high excellence In certain
lines. german for Mrs. Oddle's Sowing Class VIII
be given in the evening at the Mendessohn Clee Club
rooms. Each member VIII be allowed to ask two
dance, as who do not belong to the class have
remarked with cruelty Intended sarcasm
April 1o-MIss HaAhorno, No. West Flfty. arst,st,
will be married to II. b. Kane in ST. ThOmas's Church
at p. IN,
April Wharfage OF Edward Livingston Burril
and Miss Bartlett No 795 Madson-a ave-, and Of E. d.
Morgan to Miss Elizabeth Moran This latter wedding
will not be large. The Venetian entertainment,
flashing Thursday will begin at the Metropolitan
Opera House this day, and unless all calculations
fail 1t will be the most fashionable performance OF lts
kind this spring At any rate, 1t Will be a pretty
show of good-looking women dancing with appropri-
ately dressed cavaliers. Mrs Chsuncey NJ Depew,
posed of many and boxes for both this day and
the l2th but still has accommodations OF this KIND to
dispose Of
April 16-The Fencers' cluDmen Will receive their
friends among tho ladies on this day to make up for
the reception that was overwhelmed by the blizzard
OF March H.
April 1.-THE Kemblo Society of Brooklyn will
play Time and the Hour"
April 10-"A Scrap of Paper is the play which
| rho Amateur Comedy Club have undertak to
struggle with at the Berkeley Lyceum on this date.
It remains to be seen whether the performance viii
| be the last of the club OF the last OF the play Mss
Otis will the character of Suzanne and doubt
less VIII DO II Well
April 25-Wedding at the Church of the Divine Pa
ternty of Miss Mary IL. Kellock and Henry Whiting.
The GROWING social Incident in Flushing of the after
Lenten season will be the ball of the Nereus Rowing
Club which is to take place next Friday night In tho
| Flushing Opera House Gieseman VIII furnish tho
orchestras. and unusual preparations have been maao
to mse the entertainment interesting and atraGtV9
| CAPTAIN Robert J. Low den, Arthur NJ. Travers, H. H.
Perm, D. .. Beard and Edward NJ. Franklin compose
the committee Of the club, who with the aetvc a M
r T. Lynch Mrs. E Plat stratton Mrs ". Wills
| Mrs f. NJ Travers, Mrs. {. DOW. Gibson, MIS-. :.
H. Lever, Mrs Henry ". Baldwin, Mrs +. ]; J. 10
Rslsmes and Mrs. E. NJ. Franklin. are performing
tie graceful task Of arrangement
The engagement Is announced OF MISS Pauia y.
stcinway only daughter of William steinway, 10 LOUIS
Bernuth a nephew Of +. Won Bernuth' OF TINS CITY,
ON account OF death in the family, tho wedding OK
MISS Beer to Professor Edwin r. A. seugman on Aprh
A. will be strictly private
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