New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-24
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
now IEsrrN DAYS ARE PASSING
crosr. OF rae OPERA srAsos-HSTnnTAIS'

MEHTS PRIVATE hUsDe
n would seem that the duilest part ~ .sn. 49,
10 como, for with the close o. tne 81 fssh,o.
mo chance for general congressnoa. -
81. ac,,. s.ys Al the circus Bat 10 haosoh squaro
$500 NO Jaw hundred who constitute tno oPers
.,a hall set in NewYofk lifs are ue.o1v est sleus
- n be crowds that assemble nom "a paris 81 THIS
islsnd ana the neighborng cinss. In' e'ose =. 'ao
sr<rs season has been slgnsip $50. ..,a - -,
.,cesss for more seasons OF eeiansn ihuso' iof ho
susosss 40 ss,,rnahs element beon coutent 10
snv - go =, ornra nights, but 1t has attended
ost,.s az arnsnsiions Of the mysteries en-
$500 30 wagner in al bis operas at the resi-
$500 a. Mrs. A. }. Lelth ana mrs. Henry
Too,ois. where walsr DAmroseh has put he seorles
into plain English ius . , ,aSm Now sf,sr
anu -, stel,.stua application 1t Is only right that
70 mu0h 20 TO see the circus II It wishes TO-
.a,scusssd Alvary question has been an
sx,s,.v terio among operas 1ors ard the iau SEX
100 ss,dou ecnsuits the why's and wherefores' nnt
s,sS .rwsys insists ON the must be's,' seems 70
Ws'eA --' aver almost In a body to the handsome
ssrey Who, with the ladies' seems to DO putting even
~ memory Of Brignoii In the shade
cad strain has run through all the week. cr
:. .nv rate since Tuesday when, At tho meet OF the
Meadow Brook Hounds samuel Sands lr., was
,hyn b injuries resulting fatally. This deplorable
eccssent must act as setback to crosscountfy nd
ine Our American young men are so oal9ng 'ha.
thew often attempt what their English models Wouia
never think of doing, and II previous results nave uo'
been fatal the accidents have proveh - 49,. !,
sstrous as TO cause consternstien In the near@ Oh
All women who have husbands or sons thar are TOO
hold IN the saddle II has been no uncommon tmng
for Thomas Hitchcock ir, young James kernochan
and Foxhall Keene 10 be laid up with broken imp,
sprsn or wtench Of more than ordinary seVeriy.
The death Of Mr.. Sands has thrown wlue o,loiO VI
relatives into mourning, The Aym~s, Bradish
Johnsoas and Harrimans and numerous social affairs
have been indefinitely postponed In consequence The
Meadow Brook Hunt meets win be discontinued for
some time, and the hunt breakfast which ROBERT
Hargous had arranged for next Saturday VIII DO gwen
up altogether Out Of respect to the memory OF
Mr. sands, Charles Pelham elintons NJ. =. H.. OF the
Country Club, announced yesterday that sne meet ~
the Country Club would be omitted.
The marriage of Mrs sallie Whiting Belmont 70
George l. Rives surprised almost every one Inc
secret was kept admirably. MT ana AIRS MVes
ara az the Rives mansion IN washington Place They
VIII DO entertained at dinner by Mrs James Z.
Kerrochan on Tuesday evening. On me DAY foiAo"-
Ing they wiz sail for Europe
Mrs. Grover Cleveland has beon much entertained
since her arrival in New-York. and has been seon
repsafedly at the opera On Thursday MIS- sohh
o. westorveit gave handsome luncheon Of twelve
covers N her honor. inviting number OF aaes "
como IN later 10 meet Mrs. Cleveland ana take
cup of cofes.s Among hose present were MIS- Iuu-
.on Mrs. James HamiS$n, Mrs. Ethan Allen, Mrs.
var. peverho,t Thompson, Mrs j. Frederick Pierson,
Avs stanton. Mrs Henry Mills Day. Mrs Julian
Dayies Mrs 1 Bcrwind. Mrs George O. De VIII.
Mrs George Place, Mrs. Eastman Johnson. MISS
radx MISS Constance setback Mrs j. q. Neeser,
Mrs. Hieginson, Mrs. james A. Roosevelt MIS- ID u
S,sbcock Mrs. Charles r. Chandler. mrs. hredero
Goodridgo. Miss Minton and Mrs haSnoha "s'0'
The Monday Evening sdusicd Club is one Of the
r,ost agreeable Of the Lenten institutions is neeE
sns last week was held At tho residence OF Ars
Frederic coudert In East Forty-hfth-st, when D.
number Of amateurs sang and played, The piano ana
violin being the instruments chosen. Miss Jeanne
I,orrowe sang with 6ne effect displaying mncn
more than the ordinary ability of the amateur rs
did also Lawrence Tunure, IT,, both peins pupis
Of Korbay The violin solos OF Clifford Smith We're
excellent, while Miss cady played with admirable
deiicacy Of touch, the . Are music" from Die Walk
ire. Miss Marie coudert ID another piano player
Of merit No little interest as we'll as amusement
was lent TO the evening :. By the PSF
Torrance Of van HoitsnR Kfadcnsnfenis
Miss Marie CDuderb Miss lsaneno .MeVs,
Eis Estels poremns Miss stansbAry, Miss rssserson,
Miss Virginia coudsrt Reuben. Howes, Clifford
smith Jameson Cotting, Douglass Petie, l. Tsrnurs,
jr.. Charles III. Brown, Murray Mitchell, Charles IL
barber and william Mitchell. Leslie Baker conduotnG
The club win meet tomorrow night At the house OF
Professor and Mira, Ogden poremus No, s4i Madison
ave- ~
on Thursday Eight several theatre pasttes were st
Planners Theatre. TO witness Boccaecio.' One
OF these given by the Theatre Club, an organize
ton on the Dutch treat plan, included
Mr.. and Mrs T. l.. BayiIes, Mss Bish-
MIS- woodworth, Miz Van Rensselaer,. n. Rowland
3D., Ter6ple BowdoIn, and others 70 tbs number Of
fourteen all Of whom went TO Deimenic0's later.
ANOTHER party was given by Miss Camilla Moss, mrs
oiver Isslin chapsroaing. Supper followed at tia
house Of Miss Moses her guests fnnsndans Miss lana
Poet, Miss ,TafIss, Harry Cannon, Robcft Pollock,
stanley Mortimer and Mr.. Appleton.
Din5srs are Of frequent occurrence, but IT 10 cfssn
hard 10 get enough 10 I'll out the list. 50 many people
have gone 20 fecupcrste at Lakewood. Atlantic City,
tuxedo or Mexico. On Thursday night john DAVIS
gave for hts daughter iIiss Flora Davis. handsome
dinner at his house In Warrington Square Among
the guests Mrs. Patan Stevens. Miss Beekwsth,
Miss Romano Stone, Miss Eleanor Robinson. Miss
Van wart, Creighton Webb. Arthur schermerborn.
Frederick Beach and Eliot Gregory Mr. Elliott
Roosevelt had dsnner on Friday. and mrs Post had
one last night. Others are announced two vssss
shead Tonight Mrs. Paraa Stevens win Eive dfn
ner IN honor Of Eeerstafy and Mrs. whitney. srs.
Bssscd Cutting y1 have Sinner on Thursday mghti
Miss Taller Of Washington Square, one on Friday night;
Mrs Edward Cooper. on April !, and Mrs. Leith on
April 4 Numerous circus parties are being ARRANGED
IN connection VITA dinners or Suppers. Last nieht
Augustus curnee gave dinner 10 Aivasy, tho tenor,
81 TIE Union Club.
batch Of engagements has beon announced recently
among them MISC NINA TimDins, Of Boston, TO
John Chapman. Of New-York, grandson Of John
Jay, and brother OF Mrs. Richard Mortimer. Miss
Tsmmins e . niece Of Mrs. Martin Bnmnsr, Boston
social leader. From Nsw-orisans comes the nows
that Mics Celeste stanfer Is engaged 20 George Agar
. brother Of John Agar, who makas his homo IN
Eey-york Miss stsuffer 70 well known hese. and
eensraiiy spends several weeks in town before her
annual fz39 to Europe and on her return. IL
reported that Miss Terose McAllster, the handsome
pitee o. Ward McAlister. Il engaged 70 Colin McCray
ins<fson, ef Hartford.
Ihe amaseus season close At hsnd, and new th ;a
favou for the german 90 not form an item In weekly
expenditures, bcket for charitable performances -
e each VIII OF kasss 81 and 20 90 ENTERTAINMENT
VIII be given IN aid 81 the free FrSneh School, In
Washington square, d the Berkeley Lyceun Thsatre
the TASTY Padding Club burleseue win be performed