New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-21
!. DELE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
rpom THE QUIET OF LENT TO EASTER
WEDDINGS.

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$3.50. Of fatigue after unusually long season Of
800 Certainly nothing happened in Holy Week
-. rols be called gay, and the gathering Of people
.sentine society of to-day and the descendants OF
s.Iv az century ago, who met 10 gaze at relics OF
..,.ons OF Revolutionary times at the assembly room
~ 10. Metropolitan Opera House, was pardonable and
$4,000 Thus tho first OF the long series OF Cen
s,,sl celebrations successfully launehed' ana II
hrsv perlod could be passed as smoothly 1t would
Mss an occasion IN be spoken of with pleasure in
- rsArs IA seems pity that Internal discussions
80 r,ssn 10 mar the comfort or to hurt the foeinss
- hose Who have striven to please, not one so' the
go, rass OF the American people, ana Inote par
aculasiy those in New York.
washer week presents little of interest save we'd
s,,,. ana OF these there is more than plenty the
rs,sennial celebration having somewhat lorceu tne
.a.eon as n win be impossible 10 have entertainments
~ rssya,e nature on those three days On tuesuay
sfternoon very informally, the wedding OF MISS .saoeA
Marian Ashmore TO her cousin, Ohanes neoAw i,i
Ashmore, OF England, VIII be ceieofetea IN olo
trinity ChuItb. The Invitations 70 'ns "eu.'e i~.
bsen mainly verbal. There wh 90 Nv =.
49, -. hon, Miss Zelna Keyser, daughter OF
s.r,,,o, xsv.e, viii be nsIvied to D. Crawford Clark
=, christ cb,sch. at Thirty ffth-st ana f1ita-ave.'
reception following Al the bddes hone' No. ID East
Thirty sxth-st.
, come tho weddng of Miss sadie Jcwett to Julian
pohhlns AZ Inc house No. North Washington Square,
vbs,h the BRIDES father Hugh j. Jewett has occupied
during the winter Mr. Robbins is son OF george 8
nohblns and haif.brother OF Mrs. Ven Rensselaer,
Kenpeiy. Also at noon Miss Antoinette converse
start,veatbes daughter Of Mrs. Robert Seward Webb,
viii be married 20 John Rngsbury Burgess of Boston,
N 1be church Of tho Incarnation. at Madson-ave. and
rs,rtv. afb.st wedding breakfast viii follow at the
h,5as,s home. No 50 East forty-elghth.st. at $50
o,sloch. On wednesday afternoon Miss Bertha Reid
a.,,btsr Of Mrs Aaron Bertrand RAID, VIII be led 10
the altar By Edward Wells, ir. young lawyer Of
peekshln r. T. She VIII DO attended by six pretty
brdesaaids and there VIII be eight ushars. At the
sap,e hour viii occur tho wedding Of Miss Laura H0ad
~. dsarhter Of Ex-Governor George Hoadly to Thoo
dore woolsey Scarborough, at her fathers new and
xpscous houss in East FItIeth-st. large reception
VII follow.
On Thursday afternoon I'm the Church OF the Ascen-
SON. Miss Louise Carroll Jackson, daughter Of Oswald
Jackson will be married TO J. Metczfe Thomas, son
OF DR.. Gaillart Thomas. Miss Jsckson's bridesmaids,
Mss May Randolph, Miss Lynch, Of Flushing, Miss
Le.tefman and Miss Harrison, of Philadelphia all
10 pink null and silk, with bis hats and flowers
to correspond large reception will follow at, Miss
Jacksoa's home No 10 West Tvelfth.st. On tbe same
dey Miss Cernelia Russell will be married to J. Town
send Green of England, In the Church of the Holy
On Saturday Miss Julia Catlin daughter OF Julius
catliE, VIII marry Trenor Park OF Cambridge, Mass
and New.York the ceremony to take place in Zion
Church, at Msdisonave. and Thirty-eighth-st
Mr. Park is member of the NeS.York Yacht Club and
owner Of the Meteor. II Is sad that he Intends 10
take his bride on cruise around the world on his
yacht Miss Catln is Of the best amateur violin
players in this city, having studied with famous
and practised professional players practise
wedding 10 tale place in LONDON, England on
Saturday will be Of more than passing interest to
people In New.York society, as the bride Is Miss
Matilda Trsvers aughtcr OF The noted wit and club
nan, william r. Travels She VIII wed Walter Cay,
IN American artist, who has been studying for some
years In Paris, whore he has studio Mr.. and Mrs
W. A. puer, Mrs. George Fearing and Mss sarah
Travers sisters Of Miss Travcrs and W. r. Travers
their brother have all gone over Tor the wedding.
Among the Incidents Of Easter week are a large
dinner on Wednesday night given by Mr.. and Mrs.
ebrdgc t. Gerry, for which invitations have already
ocem out tsfoe tweeks:.a young peops dance given
by Mrs Frederic Osliatn on Friday night: and
musicale given by Mrs. }. Van d, Reed at her house
In washington Square on saturday afternoon Mrs
Reeds guests ashed TO gather pdnctually at
pollock and they VIII the pleasure of listening to
Miss Gertrude GhswoId, Nine PcuberiOn-Hincks, Miss
.iaudo Powell, the violin player; Sgnor Del Paonte
md new swedish tenor. who has not been heard Ia
scw-York Mr. and MIS-. Reed and Miss Heed VIII
sxn for Europe about May 10.
Centennial tea parties will now be in favor. One
" the first Is 70 be given IN aid Of very worthy
hay,ty the Hospital ard Library Fund, which provides
m the city prsons and hospitals reading matter, gar
ents and del,c acies for the Inmates and those dis
,harged. This fund was started DIV MISS
.nne Isasy, sister Of Arthur Iesry and
or many weeks sewing class has been meeting al
siss Lsary,s house, making garments The tea
nm he held in the ballroom Of the Hotel Brunswick
an sxturday afternoon April 81 from until O'Clock
Under tho patronage of Mrs. Levi r Morton, MIS-
Adfian Iseiin, Mrs. Delaney Kane MIS- Thomas "
ara, Miss carols Livingston: MRS Joseph ofeAe'
hrs Frederick Gilbert, ana Diners.
That pretty suburb, Orange. New-Jersey, will also
ave it's Martha Washington tea party in connection with
!, peptonime entertainment to be given on May 3,
m Music Hall, 10 aid the Orange Memorial Hospital
.rd Training School for Nurses. Many noted relics
win be exhibited ct the tes party which were held
zach M Tho collection IL this city, sGa pretty oa se
saS. Of Il aa:Ss !: sailed SspaiiS
rasronsssss, many Of whom i've IN New;Yonk in tho
Eiutcr, srs Mrs W. A. Brewer, Mrs. John Burke
Yrs Il a''' co,s sss''' MIS- s' E. = esassi, IT,
sai.sr. a.. lime fsss Eig MA rssi fuller Mrs Mrs
E.sepe Kelly, Mrs Il +. T. Kcrtlsnd, Mrs. Charles
Zoe, Mrs. Rsune Martin, MN. Charles telfsr Minton
W.. Sssn Wa. T. han NM Mr.. D S,
~. Mra g. o. Rollinson, Mrs. James MoCintoeh not M
as II sier Ml. ss Wi @ns s0ffe SSe
sirs. John Christopher wHmerding numoes o.
", E E ssd d + Ms e W s No II
East Thirty hrstst
Mrs Eaward smelling and Der daughter. MISS Grace
melting who have been in Washington ell the winter
q. now che guests of Mss. James W. Gerard. NO. AZ
5ssmercy PARK, whore they VIII remain SONS "eaA''
ncpartures for Europe are now frequent. YesteF-
Law Mas. Hayward cuaing and Miss Cutting sailed on
!. Cbau,uarne Next winter they VIII entertain
M their new house. No. 100 Ffh'aVe
zlios Gregory sailed yesterday and VIII pass some
~ ,.s,,,r,inr for Newport. On Saturday ex-secre
srv and Ms W. c. whitney WIZ san, 70 DC
b,oad Tor two months. They viii open their place
i Lepox later.
Tho date Of the Amateur Circus has oeen sppoan'ea
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