New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-01
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
DINNERS AND THEATRE PARTIES TO BAN
ISL DULNESS.

ISL DCLNESS.
The second fun week in Lent has pa ed without
incidents # great importance, though the Observance
| Of WaShingOn's Birthday began II. That holiday
| was celebrated on Monday with sc2nt doing, III i'c
world of society. The country club, at Wctche>icr
and Tuxedo were we'll patronized. and al both numc'
! Gus luncheons given by different members
No dinners or entertainments of note were given ID
town. and there was not even a wedding u talk over
| though there were a few in anticipation The thea
tire clubs which for few years have formed one OF
the mid diversions Of Lent. began their theatre lJ'
ties in the week. one on Tuesday and the other on
Wednesday. The former was reorganization m 'ha-
started by Mrs. W. ID. Morgan and Mr.. Charles Per
| kns last year. The pa:roncs>cS for the present
| season are Mrs. Richard Mortimer, Mrs William d.
sloane and Mrs E. L. Baylies. Al the party Of Tues
day night there were about thirty pco
| pie and besides those named there were
! Mr. and Mrs. ogden Mills, Miss Bend Miss Wilson,
Mrs. Henry Sloane Miss Arnold. Frederick fTelihs
myscn H. Lc Grand Cannon. Worhngton White
! house. j. NJ. Waterbury and Ridgway Moore. supper
J followed at Mrs. Mormer's house
The other club has been arranged by Mrs. Clarence
Cary and Mr. Charles IIavemeyer. After din. Win
Randolph Robinson Wednesday night the MADISON
Square Theatre visited. II l. more probable that
a supper will follow the parry this week. Among
the members Of tho club arc Miss Eleanor Jay Robin
| son, Miss Sands, Miss Taller, Miss Flora Davis.
! Clarence Cary L. Randolph Robinson Hamilton Fish
| Webster ". Butler Dunc0n IT,, ENot Gregory, LIZ
| ingston Beeckman. Duncan Elliott, Robert HargouS
! and Elisha Dyer. Jr.
Madison Square Garden and the German opera have
been the most popular gathering places for people
in society in the week, though the attire in the great
garden was notably different from that worn at'hhe
| opcla The Westminster Kennel Cub lad ~
! better showing of dogs than ever before seen
In this city, and their endeavOTs met Win INC ap-
uroval of fashionable folk, who crowded thee AFTER
! noOns and evenings 81 the four days the sh'" "1'
opcn. me fourfootcd favoritcs excited general al
miration. Tie season Of Lent dos not seelA -
have any effect on the attendance at the opera lho
boxes being filled at every performance Win hahu-
somcly dressed
The chief feature Of the coming week VIII DC inc
entertainment under the patronage OF many women
Of prominence in the assembly rooms oI the MADISON
Square Garden, on Tuesday afternoon In ara of
the Orthopocd.c DiSpcnsaTy and Hospital ior ZIP
pled Children. winch i, in East Fifty n1tist Mmc'
sarah Bernhard has offered toosivc onc-act pay
a. this entertainment, besides which there VIII De
; O'Clock tea and dancing 10 Hungarian music.
Nine Bcrnlardt visited the hospital on FRIDAY aic'
n,on accompanied by Peter Marie ana
WAS conducted over the Institution. She was
met by the board of lady supervisors
.o,oor whom were Mrs. James X. Oracle,
Miss Cemcntina Funiss, Mrs. jane \. Burden Mr'
J. Hobart Warren, Ms. Robert W. Chaplin, Nh samuel
]. Colgate Mrs. william D. Sloane and Mis- TUCKER
man. on Tuesday afternoon after the pay inc hoof
will be cleaned for dancing. and twenty Young men
under the direction Of ii. lie Grand cannon VIII a'I
aS door managers Tickets at - each, may be had
Of Nj j. 4. burden. No. 1879 Fithave, and Of Miss
G. FurDi,s No 4Gl FIthavc. , &c., r,,o &c
The PLAY viii take place in the Garden Theatre, as
Nine Iiernardt prefers the regular to temporary Try
stage. The comedy 10 be given Is jean MARI il
stead OF La Puic et Lc lieau Temps; Is mIst GN
pcced The u,hers for the theatre VIII he T.; IL; nun, buih
ley r Rawlings Cottcnet. Duncan Canet21' bI~ s
hoist Cutting Duncan Elliott, WOrtlngen Niehol nv
Hamilton Fish Websta and H. lie Grand CahGn
viii DC served in the assembly rooms o. ue naii,In
Souarc Garden after the play. and tefc VIII W nu1o
b1 Icsscrs orchestra, Of Philadeph@; anon haan o
Miss Cameron Miss Hareous, Miss POST Miss b S
Miss Lcntlhon Miss sands Miss I'D hG ~ in'h' ''''
Several handsome dinner partie' have been given IN
the week. on Tuesday night Mr. > pv, H. Mr. Tr and
e Wr Civ GODDARD Miss Corbin Thomas Meyer
Peter Marie Mrs. Henry Egest"n and Mr. anu MIS-
on THURSDAY night Mrs coOpers dinner uscI 6s WcT
Mr. and Mrs r. t. Wilson M a5 s MT T Thomas iItc
cock. Mr and Mrs. :. v Il. Crugcr James " r'rAcf
and on Mr1 he snne night Sr and Mrs orme Wilson's din
uer guests were Sir and Mrs J: Coleman DTny on
Mr. Mcvs gd A Nr w AND 7'G M ys Jane. and
Mrs George y. De Forest Isaac lseln NJ Nr'''S
i M ' lloyd fce on fday night gave gay Tr ase oS 61
ner party, having as her guests M J rnrcsi Mr. and
Hewitt N.Y. ana Mr MrT Wr and Mrs ome Wilson,
H. F. Webster, Miss Fish, Miss "lI'o" anu IL ~
On night Mis- Flora Ps sas Sn'Sfl s %na a5
dinner Miss HarsoS , MSS Hone William Cutting,
under the patronage of Mrs Ast9r MA SESr
CIcveIand Mrs Henry De COppct. Miss SsnW Ht NJ
Mrs. s. T. r. Cruger. Mrs. Francis Delsleio; MhS
Charles s. Farchld Mrs Richard lyrn' Ir' pIeTpon
morgan Mrs Edward T. Potter, Mrs ChaTles ~.
ter Mrs william II. Rice Mrs. william a. S T Tor
horn Mrs Paran stevens Miss Townsend pit oI.o o
nens Vanderbilt. Mrs. Alexander Van RenSs va
Mrs. John Hobart Warren and Mrs w se"arS u, 49, D,
a series OF fok-,ong rccitals will be gwen AT HIgIis
rooms by Frank Hunter Potter. rcalivc " nIsdop
Potter. who pleased the members 81 the iHu ,,u
EVenjnp Club by his recitals some weeks ago. Whrh
POSSIBLE national Instruments. such ~ the iIsh mp
Inc Uardrangcr violin and a Chinese OrciesIa III W
introduced. The recals will take place on MONDAY
afternoons 49, ,,,o M lack NJ
Mrs Hewitt and her daughters have no lach oi
Ingenuity as Is shown by their Lenten enfrlSlnn.'
ON Friday afternoon they invited numDef o, i.enun ~
hear a child known Little Tuesday, VINO Us
danced and recitcd 10 the amusement OF huhdlcu Ut
mere people who afterward had a cup Of t,a' ~,
The wedding of Miss Marion Langdon 10 iSoSai
Phelps Carroll which will take place on TUESDAY at
Iryington- on Hudson, will be very quiet owlI.
IN thc death Of Robert Livingston. Mrs. Gerys
father relative OF Mss Iangd0n's family. cllI ne