New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-26
ALMOST READY F0R THE COUNTRY.
SOCIETY IN BALTIMORE BEGINS TO LOOK TO-
WARD SUMMER COTTAGES.


WARD SUMMER COTTAGES.
Baltimore April - lSpccaD.-The intense heat Of
the last ten days is making tie country home and
the summer trip something to be lOngcd for. while
the houschoidcr,' fanccS sadly turn T. thoughts 81
moving. However there are several weeks more 10
be spent in town, and one must continue 10 live
up t. social dItcs. on Saturday afternoon Mr..
Wilson Carey gave large reception to Mr.. and Mr.,
Carey McIcnry, who were married last october, but
have been IN Europe ever since. That evening
David stewart gave a handsome dinner to DR.. WEIGH
The guests invited % meet him were Thcodorc Lr'-
man. John Eidgclcy, Or. sam Johnston, DR.. Nathan
GoltOr, Robert Riddle Brown, Hall Harris, Richard
Mc~hcrry sherlock swan and John George.
Monday the streets filed with people 10 see
le parade given I'm honor Of the survivors Of the 9Th
Massachusetts, who thirty year, ago met with a far
lc,s pleasant reception. \ luncheon at the 9TH Rcr
ment AmnOry, drive in the park and dance at the
Academy in the evening were among the features OF
the entertainment. ON Tuesday Mrs stewart Latrobc
gave a dinner 70 Mrs. MADDEN and her son Alexander
Ila1dcn Of New-York, who staying for short
time AT the II. James. Mrs linden Hyde formerly
Mi, Ellen Williams. Of Baltimore, Is also there.
Wednesday afternoon the Elkridsc Fox Club had
drag hunt. r. swan LatIObc, Richard Peasants, Mrs,
Ross Whistler, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jackson, the
Misses williams. Mis-, Brown, Miss Grace Davis and
" : g. Williams were in the hunt. Mrs benjamin
+ Uoryitz gave a dinner in the evening
ror aud Randall McKim tOoh place Emmanuel Church
rho bridesmaids were Mis- Margaret McKin. Miss
I,nier Miss Lurman, Miss Amy james, Miss PGnuctt
and Miss TAYLOR Miss Anne MCKim maid Of
honor and tie best maa was Isaac Ickim. The we'd
dim, breakfast was at the Mount Vernon Hotel. NIss
1e,,lor +, q daughter Of the late Talbot j. TAYLOR
THURSDAY evening Mrs Newell Martin gave dinner 10
Nh. md Mr., carey McIlcuiN. Mr. and Mrs Wilson
Iatic~nu Mr. ard Mr.. Brent kcNscr and Mr.. and Mrs
William Reed were auObr those invited. The Topic
club met Thursday night 10 discuss the Effect
Of Disappointed Love on Character Every one had a
great deal 10 say, but OF cOu-e only hc1oay no
personal XpcicnCc on such subject a tins. d" Or
gauiZcd Charity Against Individual Charity under
discussion last week at MI, r. iiarI- sons, and was
rather more solid but not amusing q, the theme on
Thursday night.
FRIDAY morning Mrs william WoIthugton gave a
charming breakfast 20 Mrs. Carey Mcheury who at
present is the guest one "dcligtcth 10 honor Mrs.
john George Mrs. Jesse Tyson and Mrs. Wilson Pat
tci-on were there. Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ross
/ Ninaus gave dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Whistler.
Miss Robinson. John Mckn and Walter Ponltncy were
invited. Mr. and Mrs. Wnan, going 10 Europe for
the summer. Mr.. and MIS-. William T. Wilson are also
going. but they expect to remain several years.
/ invitations arc Ouo for tho wedding II Miss Jula
Murray daughter OF Mrs. Frank k"y Murray, 10 Henry
J. EOuidain. II VIII take place at Emmanuel Church
/ ON April 30. The chcaI>;ls for the Pirates of
Pcnzancc' are going on and great fun. The Coun
Try cub IS popular Just now, and afternoon pcO
pie drive out to enjoy the cool and pleasant society
one always hnds there Among It's constant visitors
: Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tyson. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Edward Jackson, Walter Poultney and many Others
Ihi, ciub IS about two miles from town, on lovely
driving road The house is comfortable and the grounds
beautifully laid out.