New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02
HOURS OF SOCIAL PLEASURE
RECEPTIONS, DANCES. sUPPERs AND ANN
YERsARY CELEBRATIONS.


g4tonsi Club lad its meeting on the same evening.
The large attendance OF the wives Of members was 40
doubt due tosthe fact that woman and her opportuh'
ties in educational professional and other employmcnts
we're to be discussed by women. Among the Soo on
more present were the Rev. DR.. Samuel H. virgin ane
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Ayrcs. Lucien C'
Warner. the Rev. l.. II. Cobb and his WIFE, Shares k'
| Pierce and his wife. Dir. and MIS- Cnares L. nop''
the Rev. A. H. BRADFORD of Montclair: the Rev. Alex
ander Lewis and Mrs Lewis, John j. Braddln ana mo
wife. Mr. Mrs r. a. Ferris. tho Misses Ferris anu
| the Row. II. T. Middemer The Rev. Dr. virgin pa"
glowing tribute to the memory OF General Clinton
u. Fisk and presented appropriate resolutions 'h '
subject that adopted. Mrs. isaDcnS Y. Dss''
gave fifteen minutes talk ON the work OF the i"V'
| 900 Kings Daughters. and presented plan LOT Co
tablishng day nurseries IN the city. MIS- Dr. Jenm"
NJ. Lozier gave review Of the work OF women III 1
medical profession MIS- Alice Freeman Palmer taSeo
on "woman's Work In Education both In colleges
and schools, and Mrs. Lucy 5. cambridge gave ~
view Of :" womsns Work in Foreign Missions
The people Of Mount Vernon have had round 81
social festivities during the last weck-angng parties
wedding receptions, wedding anniversaries. musicals
readings etc.-but none have given more wholesome
pleasure and instruction than the card receptions gwen
by Edward Gay. the landscape painter. at his new
studio I'm Second ave The first reception was given
on Monday night, at which more than 200 people wers
present There many sketches and partly En-
shed coorlngs Of subjects Mr. Gay had along the
his WISH ttcfc lcaf a-o anu NncEc hS SPS"s
several months and, In addition. there were subjects
Of local interest the important OF which were hs
large autumn picture, Among the Rocks" sketch on
Iuckcbcrry Island which will probably be seen at the
| Academy OF Design this winter, where IL has been
sent and "a View on the sound On Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Gay gave reception to the youths ana
| misses who not only enjoyed the pictures, but also
had music dancing and refreshments. MRS Gay is
great favortc among the children and often entsrians
them with her talks things she has seen at the No1p
| Cape. and OF other places In other lands.
| BERNARD r. Kearnes having recently retnrncd from
a summers tour in Europe. formally welcomed by
his friend, on Wednesday night with a dinner at the
Metropolitan Hotel. The big dining hall was prettiiy
decorated and the dinner decided success. DIR.
Hamilton Williams presided with tact, and among the
200 people present were John Henry Mccarthy. VIII
Liam Goeghegsn, NJ Enrich, Charles IL Bomeiser'
ChjefJustice David NJ McAdam, William j. Tanning.
J. Arthur Barratt, william II. Kelly. Thomas j. Mo
I Ioughlin Judge Leonard A. Gieeerich. Joseph ID.
weldrick T. Il. Bomesler J. Howard. William Clancy.
| Henry Evans, Major E. Duffy, John y. Haywood
| Matthew f. Coleman z. J. Keenan,. Robert W. oliver
J. J. Reilly Christopher Boyan. Robert j. White Der
nasd X Murphy, Morris Tehulsky, j. ID. Wood Henry
| Kelly A. Hugo Fricde, John Dolen and William d
| Butler.
| one Of the most largely attended affairs OF the
! East Side last week the wedding reception AZ
| Webster Hall on Sunday night, which followed i'm
medately after the WSuul1- tI NoHcn
Fanny Isaacs. Among the large number who Wers
present to wish young couple all sorts Of happi-
ness were Mr. and Mrs Harris Cohen. parents OF the
| bridegroom: Mr.. and Mrs. Barney lsaacs parents oil
the bride Miss Dora Levy, Mr. and Mrs Jacob C0Een.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Cohen Mr. ana MIS- hou''
Cohen Mr. and Mrs. George Cohen. j. l.. Mncer' 'r'
and Mrs Nathan Flanders, NJ Golden, Nr. ana MRS
Enter, Mr. and Mrs. NJ Wolf, Mr. and Mrs NJ Fredei'
A. d. Levy L. l.. Levy, Joseph Cohen. Miss Ray stark
Miss Annie Cohen Miss Nellie Cohen, Miss Eva Conen'
| Mrs. Samues Miss Henrietta Levy, j. Brooks' iiehry
Morse Miss l.. Dreyer Mrs. Lawrence Miss LAWRENCE
Miss Phillips, Mrs. Rosen, Miss Rosen, Mrs. haain'
Miss Aronson Harris Felman, Miss Lillian Hrschhen'
Miss Friedman and Il. shrever
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Bannon celebrated the thirteenth
anniversary of their wedding Tuesday. at their home
in Rercen-st Brooklyn, and among their old friends
who wished them many happy returns OF the day
were Jacob stetson, Miss Dee, Mr.. shippick, MISS
Bohen Mr.. Feeby, Miss Florence O'Regan. MISS Mem"
| Murphy, Mr. Chester, Mr. Leavy, Miss Liilc emi."'
| Mr. Fagan Miss Tierncy, Mr. Courtney, Miss Reiiis'
Mr. Tierny Miss Clarity p. Dalton, Miss Nellie Lane.
Mr. Dee Miss Kelly Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrey. l.. Bannons
Mr. and Mrs David Lawrey, Miss sarah Allen Mckee,
Miss Fannie Carroll, Mr.. Malady and Mr. smith.
A Jolly dance followed the shooting match Of the
George schlellen Light Guard, on Tuesday nigt anu
among those who trpped IL gayly till an early hour
| on Wednesday were Mr.. and Mrs. George schlehehs
,lr and Mrs L. f. witzel, Mr. and Mrs. John kramerS
Aupust F. Hermann. Mr.. and Mrs. George HERMANN
| Adam Eppig Michael Braun, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lutz.
Philip L. Jardn, Michael J. Bourke, Frank DedreauA'
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Mirck, Mr. ana MIS-. ona'es
Boemer Edward j. Juster, Henry Kohl Rudoph Hoso'
Mr. and Mrs. George Pfohlmann. John IT, larborg' MA
na Nrs Edward Rucholz Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ben!
nett Mr. and Mrs. John OFT, Mr. and Mrs. henry
Rade Louis L. Happ, Charles Trip, Henry j. BooK'
Manu. Alexander Jardn, Mr.. and Mrs. Hem! hingnon'
Miss Title Helmet Miss Annie l;einet, MI. anu 'lr,.
Robert Oswald Mr. and Mrs. I. OSWALD MAJOR ne"y
Breden. John d. Bennett. Miss Ktc Bliss, MISS JOSS
hino scho,ein Miss Louisa Schelein Frederick Kochs
Nicholas Pike, A. stevenson, Frederick Beck FRANK
stelnbacker and Edward Johnston.
b. II. sickels was made the happy victim OF SUR
nrise marty on Monday night by his many friends Ill
Iiebe Lodge The affair took place in Turn Han. 40
sixteenthst aud Fifthave, In the CITY oil Shnrehe'
and among the merry tlrong who watched Mr siehei'
shocl were Mr. and Mrs Ilarch. Mr.. and Mrs. Pclsu'
Mr. and Mrs. Levinsky, Mr. and Mrs. Resentment hr'
and Mrs Isaacs. Mr.. and Mrs kairich, Mr. ana Hrs'
c,esr Mr. and Mrs Siclels Mr. and Mrs. Miller. MI.
and Mrs. Rev. Ettinger, Mr.. and Mrs. W. 1reens
Nessrs j. King, 5. Kalsh l. sacmon W. leSes'
/ Franklin l.. Green, 5. simons, f. Hey man, W. 's'
coby f. Wolf, 5. Pels, T.. Morris, NJ oaiomoh'
II phnlips. H. simous p Harris, Nelson, Lehman Ike
Solomon. j. Kallsch. Misses u. Franklin, Lena saio'
mon L. Peiser J. Peiser Phillips, Solomon, sbeuaSs
Cohee r. Morris, r. Wolff, Jacoby Kline and lsssos.
annual Dali OF ulc lHoWh' DoiS
| s held AZ Walhalla Hall Monday night. Tbs
hall was handsomely decorated with mays and bunting ,u
tnr the OCCASION 1t decided success both from
| a social and financial point oi view Dancing wass
rent nm until a late hour. The officers were EdwaiO
| J. sandy president; James owens, vicepEes!dents
| Denis Mccarthy, financial secretary Wlnam flt<.
| fohn MorarIy, sergeant-at arms Floor manager.
Thomas J. Hogan, assistant EDWARD bs7dS ~ i, w
Cormack John McTsgsart John Grseny Freak bssttis1
| r. Callahan, Thomas Hogan, a. kcnia, L. Gatesons
| Peter Dman r. Mulcaney, John lleferann. John
&. Elfcrs, b Birmingham Joseph aeesan, T. sss%a
manifestation Reed Joseph Coyle. John kndergxn,
William Hughes, William Ford James Malone James ae.
| SON. John smith, Francis sehoheld, Neal McCauley,
Z. conran and D.. pay. , Among s tn@se
| Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Daily, Miss Mamie Manton, JOHN
Murphy Walter Blackey. John Parker. John suiivan.
Miss Lizzie Manton. Miss Blackey. George strong, Miss