New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

Tbu,s dav mid-Lcnt, the day when indulgences "a
various sorts permitted. For that day alone
4, seemed AS il the social wheels had begun TO turn
again. but on Friday and Yesterday they were ~ q
standstlll on Thursday there was the Mid-Len'
festival At sherry's In aid Of the Orthomcdic Hospital
which was visited By all the people OF social promi'
hence in town. and many Of these met nj the various
rocont,ons OF The afternoon later at the Thursua!
pyeninr Club after which some returned to dance
nj Sherry's in most Informal way. MIS- "hi'hc'
aod the Thursday Evening Club at her mousse nav
fnc prepared for the pleasure of the ciuD members
and some OF her personal friends delightful treat
in the shape of Paderewski. who gave piano recital
choosing the works OF Haydn, schuinahh, 'hopi"
list and one of his own compositions IL "''
tho lo.t meeting OF the club, ana the
most notable of the winter Mrs. Richard LouiisoerS
held large reception IN the afternoon for her niece
he Countess Fcstetics, bride OF few weeks ago
Near the handsome young bride stood her hu'oa"u'
Count Festctics dc Tolma. several huhu'eu lrop'e
called during the afternoon. on THURSDAY evening r
| and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt gave large dlhher
porty they with their guests going later to Mrs whit
| news, across the way.
Thore have bccn few dinner parties In the week
There was n family gathering on Wednesday night al
the house of Edward JnfIray in honor OF DIS seventy
| sixth birthday when his children ana srahdcD'u"h
gathered Mt the table. Mr.. and Mrs Poultley bseio"
| the latter formerly Mis- Edith Jaiisny, were' uh
fortunately unable be nj the dinner rs they sailed
by the Britannia in the afternoon ON the iol'wihs
day the Misses Hurst gIanddauglters of MI 'ai'
and their sister Mrs Borden Hartman. sailed for Der
muda with Mr. Hurst and Mr.. Borden Hartman
Mrs. Frank Winthrop gave an agreeable recephoi
on Wednesday afternoon nj her house In West Thirty
| third st. when there was some good music. MIS-
| PembertOn HnCks sang some songs Oh lo>h anu
Spanish melodies to her audience, ana the SWeu'i
baritone william Lndbnrg. .ang Scand navian meloheS
10 HE larn DuuimPnt>. Mrs. LaWrflSt
Miller poured tea Among Mrs. Wnihrop'S guess
were Mrs Frederic sheldon, Mrs. james ". Geiarh
Mrs Charles F. Livcrmore, the Misses RemSen' M'S
Charles Whittier Miss Virginia Coudcrt. Mrs Henry
de Coppet and Miss Fawcett.
There were several large theatre parties on Thurs
day night Miss WilmeIlng's theatre club Of twenty
four whose names have been frequently mentioned
chaperoncd by Mrs Harry Mcvlckar went - sec
"Glolianas afterward having supper at the house OF
Mrs Walter Cutting NO. e3 Plrkavc. The theatre
club which Is known Mrs Pells went to the circus
and large party. chaperoncd by Mrs. george T.
shrady. Mrs dAcuarlo Mrs. J. T.. Moore. MIS-. l. L.
weherbcc and Mrs. c. &. Holland, met at the house
Of Mrs slIady, No. of7 Lexingtonavc.. and were
ronveyed 10 the Lyceum Theatre in omnibnses after
ward rcturninc 10 Mr.. Shrady's for supper. The
Young people 81 the party belonged To dancing class
which Mrs shr.dy organized In the early part OF the
winter.
The wedding OF the week Of interest TO society
was that OF Miss Marie dc Lex Allen. a great grand
daughter Of Commodore Vanderbilt. To John Christie
pLer Wilmciding jr., OF NewYork and Orange. Mis-
Allen made n beautiful bride. Her gown of heavy
| white satin made quite plain, had on 1t some Dcdnu
| ful point dAguille once worn By her mother ah'
The few diamond ornaments worn had been left he
BY Mrs. Daniel b. Allen her grandmother on. 4"
| the daughters OF Commodore vanderbilt As tl'
wedding took place In the chantry Of Grace Churol
only relatives were invited. No reception followed
Mr. ana Mrs. wimcrdne. IT.. will De- Mt home OF
Thursdays I'm April, excepting Thursday IN Holy Week
nj the Hanover No = East Firccnth-st
Mrs John sherwood Is In New-Orlcans. where
her talks on her various travels and experiences viii
people Of note have been enthusiastically received
Mrs sherwood has been much entertained, and dinhr
have been given In her homer By Nine. ChaiiF"iA
Mrs DelgardO Mrs. Fcnncr Mr.. Hhattuck ana oth'
| ladies' OF prominence \ few DAYS agp Mr.. sherw0H
read for the building fund OF the Roman catholic cath
edral making 70. the object FLOOD She also re"u io
the woman's Exchange. where IL large reception wa
given I'm her honor Mrs. Serwood Will return to New
yor, about the middle Of next month. when she VII
read for Mrs. S. p. Nash.
Cards have been sent out nv Mr. ana "rs Nue'is."'
Koan,s fr the "T Ss 81 al N nef
On Thursday afternoon. April :. Thc ceremony VIII u
witnessed By RELATIVES and few in,la~ V, Ma
| Charlse Coudert, second daughter OF trielo Is
Coudert to Lieutenant Ballipecr. > A. ma pen Sc
Iialllnger and his bride will pass The summer az Vs.
Point. where he Is sai9n r "n i r tnEc psc n.
marriacr OF Mis- Maria Holmes furman TO W. n ron
Emerson. \ reception viii follow at TIE hon" o. u
trIdc. mother I'm West Nnctecnthst. on SatufuAy o.
his week Mis- Mabel Wheeler will bc maird 10 &c
phcn Glover Train. Of Boston at 81 Gcorses Cnrcn
Nrs : V H. Cnccr gave a small dinner party IA,
night Among her guests wer: Mr.. aud Mrs; Frihl
P,ndeton Mr.. and Mrs r. De Rlnm W.'man' Mr 1nS
| Mrs Armstrong Chanlcr and Mr. and Mr. Lu,h,i
| Kountzc. Mrs. Cruger's guests on W'dne'1ay nEn
| were MIR. and Ms. Charles MARSHALL Nr ana NJ NJ
| IT.. A.. nd Mr.. M ~l. Nils
Van Rem her and John Cadwaladcr. Mrs tiuge
will soon send out the cards for he Carcm0ni gn,
the Rembrandt so. ~ VET Ely nS9is.. S
Campbell contributed to the musical part Of the s,,cr
noon Among The guests wcrc NsS nf"rer gonnt,
Mis- smith Mrs Augustus Field, Mrs. Dunlap Hopkins
Mrs syyanus Reed Miss Jennie ptoa ME- MI ar
r. pearsai Field. Count Ke'sler DE- Emory iiol'hah
d. Houghtalng Taylor and W G Deian 1..y,,. rr.,co
rndenstein niece Of Mrs Jacob Hess TO David Welsh
late Assistant District Of the Cn nSoT Sa" w
sail for England Wednesday by the Majestic TO pas
the v su;sr AZ Shcrrys Mrs william wyse
who has done much entertaining during ,he %'m, or,
and Mrs. f. Cooper Clarke gave tea at %h,ch c nUr'
mar, man w. smith Mrs Ella Wheeler Wilcox Mr.
ngi princess EncalitcheG, Miss Foster Mrs. W, w, w
Taylor anu among whom were Nine Dartos seno
Roda Colonel and Mrs. lngcrsol, Mr. ana Mrs IL. -
| Roosevelt. the chinese 'olNui'
Wrs j. Sclieman Judge ard Mrs DugrO Dr anu N ~
| NeftcI Colonel and Mr.. Bruce. MTs. thssfr W
| Cbonin Mrs French sheldon. cX-Judgc ana MIS- ,,r
remnre Mr. and Mrs 4. II. Palmer; MI ana Mr. Mt
Arthur Dyett Colonel aud Mr. u; W. "i'on 1 ,h,
rorfcscuo and pr and Mrs. Tod llelmnth; Atsr lh'
rcnent,on Mrs wysc gave in the pink paror Dime
IN thirty guests. including the ladies' VINO cc,y
Mn heT The floral decorations Tor pom recepuol
| and dinner were elaborate and Ianders ofches"'
| nioved throughout the afternoon ana evening"
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