New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09

STARTING FOR EUROPE-TIIE SLEIGlIING
ENJOYED


fully appreciated than in the rush which preceded Aah
Wednesday, Departures south and for Europe nave
had marked effect the attendance at the opera a.
regards the box element which always gives 80 much
bfiliancy to the scene. many boxes having been empty
each night Of the opera Naturally the Astor boxes
have not been used. The bit of winter which would
have been doubly appreciated at Christmas tide mas
afforded opportunity for hastily improvIscd sicghing
parties on Thursday night. which was
delightfully."- bracng and clear, Fiithave.
and the Park gay with slcighs ana
handsome Russian slcds. Musical entertainments,
amateur plays, dinners and theatre parties have also
helped to make the week anything but tedious.
ON Monday night Egcrton Winthrop gave a dinner
at his handsome house in East Thirty third It. as
farewell To Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin. 1t was
superb affair, the toilccs and jewels of the ladies'
being unusually handsome There were among the
tventyt guests Mr.. and Mrs. August belmont. Mr.
and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs. sidney
Webster Mr. ana Mrs. Frederic bronson, Mrs stevens
Mrs. Cutting and Miss Winthrop.
The wedding Of Miss Mabel Wright to Fernando
Yznaga Tuesday a simple and quiet AFFAIR."
owing to the illness of the brides mother whose CON
dition has been cruelty exaggerated by some reports
which appeared in print. The ceremony was per
formed BY the Rev. Dr. John X. Paxton. There was
absence of bride maids u,hcrs and best man, only
half dozen people, intimate friends and schoolmatc'
Of the bride. being present. ON "Wednesday large
party went to the Tcutonc 10 good by to the pair
VINO VIII remain abroad FOR slN months
The agreeable happening Of the week was the amateur
performance at the home Of Mrs J. +. Gilbert where
Pctticoat Pcridy7 and The Mad Tea Party from
Alice in Wonderland" repeated by the Amateurs
who acted at Mrs. Hewitt, a few weeks ago. About
guests were present after the plays there was
supper with Informal dancing
The Theatre club met Tuesday night for the
time during Lent. and after seeing the play al
DAYS Theatre. there supper at the house Of Mr..
Charles Perkins. in University Place. ON Tuesday
night Of this week the club Will Dee entertained NJ
Shcrrys by Nj, baldwin. Another agreeable theatre
party given last night ly Mrs. \. i. spencer ana
her son. J. {. spencer. al Days Theatre The party
was made up Of MI, Fanny Walker Mi, SJphn
Taller Miss May Randolph. Miss Amy Ecnd. Miss
Flora Dayis-a set OF remarkably handsome girls T. II.
Howard. Alexander MADDEN. AmoN siblcy taihArt,
Bushicd Eaync aud Arden Robbins. The supper WAS
at M. Spcnccr's house.
Miss Lcary's drAwn- rooms were filed with
Newport contingent GA Iuc,day afternoon. Who
gathered e. hear Nile DorlcaA,. Of Paris. in
some French monolosucs TN, talented young lldy
came t. New Nosh a few weeks agn. bearing fo0d
letter, OF Introduction. and She j. likely q b. heard
frequently during Lent. Reading have been much
in favor during the wo,k, Browning, WORKS taking
tho lead the more siudiou. and sober minded people
going to hear Mr. Cowei H. Moync and Miss Wick
ham I'm their interpretations Of this great English
poet. A moro private course ~ browning reading,
j. being given by arthur Howard Pickering.
who had q personal acquiiniap'c with the pot. al
the home OF Nh. 1homa, E.leston IN Warrington
square. The admrer, OF Ib-cn Will have an opp'r-
tunlty to hear Mr., Lrviug Wln-iow. OF io,ou. read
Pillar, Of society," An Elcmy Of the People
and The Lady from the sea- at The Hotel lrin,
wick on March 10, l.. II and L. Thee reading, are
t. be given under the patronage Of Mr.. Richard NJ
Hunt, Mr. Che Ter Grl-"od. Ms J. ". Auoun'ios',
MI. Joseph II. Choatc, Ms. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Mr-. H. X. Bishop, MI. g. r. Il~,y Mr,. II. g.
Mr.
ana other.
The steamship Tcuionc took out large parry Of
people IN society on Wednesday, among them Mr. AMI
MI. bradley Martin, Ms, Helen Icc.wiih. Dr. and
Mr.. ". seward Webb, ,rci~htYn,aAd LOui, Webb ana
Mr and MI. Fernando l4ua,a Inc eAti.rns OF
Ia .holAblc re. PIE Who gathered to saJ A.c"cA to
the NOyascIs va, large enough 10 give IL the appear
ancc Oi d reception. They tirei t. scc the steamer
of. and Mrs. Nznaea was waving a good Ds "it"
mum cropped IL ia tie stream. and il sD'n a.
appeared. ,.,
might with mlL-lo. Hungarian Land play 90, '"i
Mis, Elliott and Mnc. t,muctJD hnc@' sai- lho
sucsip entered the ""u-c inl""-h ilc D1'm'.'' &c
Large hall coming part ol t"e dA"ins 4'i"i Il' "i'
evening. AIier tir singing -pJ people SEQ down o."
supper. An Informal o--'' I"o"cA. Inc l'.iNif'
wil he gicsts missed tll' summer ln L'no.. il's
Nill sail for ln-4.nd "". month, brn5 tu"r AiirD
uon t. take . mousse I'D London l'r thr e't'"h IT,"
Wedding vi Lawrence iuinurc. ll., % Al.. Roman.
stone will t.Ac i.i'c ia London auou, tAc lat 90
Dr. Webb party VIII - directly to the Riviera
they Will ~ u LoAdo" a.d "AI aAu for -'c" lorA
On July -
entertained iOt the lat ~"'h and u their c,cnln-,
had been free tlcj might have d1ned out ga. nsAt.
~ j., va va '', i ",,'N t., ','i, '",S
Wednesday Horn.n- Mr., M,st'fv,lt. of so. : Wet
IIficth-,. g4No an Informal iAu,A .on iof MIR. aui
Ni'. h'nit A'ui 100 P'oP.r nci pr .,Ai. among
whom were sir. lhoma, N4,cacD0a. Mfs. !. De
Mr.. Ihilp Mini,, Nil Mlnon. Mn. locph Lonulhon.
Mr.. Wainwright, Mls, Larry, Mr.. Hu u lloldlr,.
Mrs ". Carey. oi Euhao. Arson Moran. + Lee
J ihncy. loi arr Porter, T.. J.. coward VI. DE- Ca.
mcnda. Nh. Eastman John on. Mi.s Fnfn -. g. a.
Morr-on, IT,. General Porter. Mrs Ap,un Flint.
Mr. Niclolas r.,h gave a small ten to the EcndG.
Oh Friday afternoon. bGt mat Ad- been t"p recently
lm,ntoned i" p',I rep ,u"l. ADoHi my re'pc
aouse ON Nonday afternoon. Mar.h -. when tho
Mr;: Llndl.y Hoffman Chapin Nine de- caumont,
Hamilton, Ms ADRIAN Isclin. Jr Mr., Eugene keih,
Mr.. kcyc-, Nil Leary, Mr.. Lou. Livinr-ton |
hedmond, ana Mr. K,yna are ciacavorng I" intc"'s'
Their socl", friend, In . good aud chart al wor@
These adc. are tr,ne To ra-r a fund to establish in
his cit, ia" Little Sister OF the As,umptin. who
care Of the Sick poor In their home, " thout w. !
Enumeration. They WIN nur-c alike Jew Gentle
any patient with rchsloi'' counsel. Thcse |
.stcr, "cccpt n3t eyer iogd. cNtmnr |
assistance ana II is hoped that hcaluuat~r, |
may be established In NeH YORK. and FOR that pur
may be sent to Idndlcy Hoffman Chaplin. tra surcr |
No. > West Thirty seventh .t
Mis- Lcafy. 10. 90 Finh ave. will give an elaborate |
luncheon Thursday. March 49, IN honor Of NJ. |
Grover Cleveland. Th, VIII hr followed iy a rc |
'cption with music. 10 which 200 people VIII be In
Vited.
dinner party given at Dclmoncos on Thurs /
day evening by Archer y. panca,i IN honor Of Nr.
and Mrs. David Franklin iImhmsh. who
have recently returned from their weidina
trip. Among the guests the Misses
Miller. Miss Avs Bennett Miss Foster !
Willard H. Jones Charles II. Stout and Henry Bennett
Mrs. j. +. Parish. No. 20 Park ave. VIII give
luncheon Thursday next.
The Wednesday Afternoon club brings toecthcr AT
rs fortnichtlg meetings select number Of women
interested ia acknowledgment and In forwarding in a
inlet way all good works hnf aid the true progress
of humanity. II Is private social organization. and
TIE meetings held at private house. wcr" after
the essay and following discussion tea and talk
tighten tlc Ovcrciafgcd l"rtrv aimO phcf". At the |
last meeting, at the house OF Mrs. A. H.. stone. MI
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