New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19

wao ~. Bnrn who WIS formerly Miss Ethel
@.. 9Th is the only daughter Of the host ard
f". ~ Monday night. She hes not been In New.
p~ ,or two years. and this Is her husbands first
w., "a this part Of the world Most unfortunately.
prrn,s trunk. which contained all her fine even
u ,....ss. and especially her wedding gown. which
W horcd TO wear that night. either left be-
@' southampton or included with the baggage
VIZ . o,h.r person. Thanks. however. to the dress
- Of New-York a handsome gown l. easily OBJ
U.s. and Mr.. Burn readily found ore. Fortunately,
nor beautiful jewels were not lost She wore
~ her gown Of most delicate pink satin with Il
W., NJ gold EN- rodcred lace necklace Of several
-. Of pearls with bars CT diamonds. and tiara
demands, Mrs. Forbes LciE's gown was Of pink
80 Miss Bessie Oarae, n daughter Of Colonel
...v Clarxc who came over with the Burns,
90. a receive. She was dressed in pale blue
- The spacious rooms OF the house. hung with
,.des and paintings, were filled with
TASTY dressed women and the beauties OF the
w. Mrs. Hobart Chatfeld Taylor, of Chicago, a
~. of Mrs. gnald de Kovcn. caused a sensation.
=. raylor Is tall and fair, with O splendid figure.
a.,. OF diamond stars added to her height. Her
.n Of the "153O" style, Of white satin,
r.A bertha and pulled sleeves of China pink velvet.
80 Porter, wife of the portrait painter, looked
-.,sabiy handsome. MS she always does. In gown
MALE blue satin and velvet, made with an old fash
,.,M body leaving the shoulders exposed. Miss
~, Randolph in black and silver. was the admired
:, thu unmarried bellies. MIS-. Duncan Elliot in u
a., GOWN Of Quabcrish gray, wore some handsome
diamonds IN the shape OF corsage ornaments and
a. Miss Helene Murphy. Of London. was one Of
N. notable beauties. Miss Murphy though an Amer
tan has lived some years abroad. Her sister mar
"a Sir Charles Wolseley. There no dancing,
.rlosh the inspri,ing music of the Russian Court
n,.hsxtra invited IL. The reception was like fash
n,tble evening crush in the London season. Cap
tain Yurn who /, aide de camp to the Duke OF Con-
,.uaht Is OF a three months leave Of absence. lie
,u 10 as far West as san Francisco, and will visit
ft,e.co before his departure for England with the
YvrbssLeiths IN May.
tn charity concert on Tuesday night brought out
,sey In full force TO the Hotel Waldorf. Tile rooms
a this hotel. filled they were with handsomely
dressed people. will probably never appear to better
sfyantaee. None Of the gowns bore evidence
AZ winter wear. Mrs. Richard Irwin, Who received
IN the Marie Anolnette room with the other women
~ the committee wos in rich gown OF silver'Sray
ATTN made with puffed sleeves and bertha OF old
italian point. Mrs. william Jay was in pale mauve
ss,Ia with a body Of violet velvet Of Empire effect
and much point lace Mrs. Barbey. With her gown
Of black velvet wore the beautiful pearls. sart OF
Ne, share OF Mas Catherine Wolfe's riches. Mrs
KGnoclan In silver gray satin and velvet wore some
beautiful diamonds. Mrs. Fred Nelson's gown was
ID striking contrast, being Of light crimson brocade.
In her couture was worn a peculiar lyreshapcd orna-
nent Of diamonds The assembage ives combination
II the Pstriarchs and Assembly balls
Society was fully represented at the reception wich
Mrs. Whiting gave on Wednesday afternoon TO Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Davis. the latter formerly Miss Whit
ns The Newport contingent was out in force. ana
Mrs. Writings drawing rooms were crowded Tor TWO
hours The Russian Court Band was again heard In
. private house.
The wedding OF Miss Fanny Stevens to Captain
Harrington Swami OF the English Army which was
expected to take place last "Wednesday had To oe
postponed until next Tuesday Instead OF n gay
country wedding at the homo OF the BRIDES parents
1t Lawrence L. l.. there will be simple marriage
ceremony in the chan,ry of Grace Church. This
change WAS made on account OF the death OF the
BRIDES aunt Mrs. Tracy. wife Of one Of the assistant
elergymen at the Cathedral in Garden City. onE
the immediate relatives Of the bride Will assemble
ct the chantry Tuesday. Captain swami has no
relatives In this country He Will sail with MS
bride for England on Wednesday.
There was a quiet wedding OF interest TO society
IN Grace Church Chantry ON Tuesday morning The
Contracting parties Mrs. Louise Whitney Dickey
and Charles D. Dickey, ir.. first cousin Oh his
BRIDES first husband. The families are OF great
prominence I'm society. The bride Is granddaughter
Of Brsdish johnson and daughter Of stephen Whit
ney Of New Haven. who after her death married.
bin nrst wifes sister Mr.. Dickey Is member Of the
. handsome bride in her gown Of silver gray satin
and mink brocsdc There were no bridesmaids. A
ANAL wedding breakfast followed the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs Dckey, IT.. will take . large house IN
town next winter
Invitations are out for the wedding OF Miss leila
Lentilhon eldest daughter Of Joseph LentiiT"n' 70
Charles Brewster Wheeler. first lieutenant OF ora
nance, United States Army, In Trinity Chapei OH
Easter Monday evening at 8 80 O'clock AS the
&c still In
Will b NO reception, except for the immaculate reia-
ives.
~ Roosevelt Schuyler gave reception at ms
house. No. 252 West Forty -siAth-st yesterday siier
His guests Were I.eeysa Sy Mrs George B.
le Forest and Mrs. Frederic Roosevelt. SUBS orcnss
PLAYED during thu hours Of the I Tseepto Mr. Sa
sh.y Miss sehey Lieutenant snG Mrs o m1e stoW
lieutenant anG Mrs Bet,iui, William Hartman, X +.
SsyS Mr. and Mr. Mr. an ID NJ h1 MI
sale in aid Of Basies Ward Of the Post Sst
s sqas M.ns Sspi s x, from 1 "n'l d" cese 6s
iiSn..:ss Mrs G. ASf.er%%'ls e Mri Hs Mr7
:ss. n' Hr. hs s i%,S Sc Mss 2spef nrns
sss H SSGdy M1 cs M 1 Iana Mrs H.
d: n I LadicS w. M Liv1 NEST BARNARD MT;i
s sssssy M Sek aoia ss' %asS
+. j. De Peys,cr. Mrs. William Rhinelander. Mr..
Eugene Schicf,ein, Mrs. Leopold schmidt Mrs =.
u Roy satierlec. Mrs Charlie. =. sands MIS-. rde1no
@. swan MIS- Robert NJ Thompson MIS-. r. -.
Weiss Mrs Lawrence Wells and Miss White
The wedding Of Miss Alice CcTdn yonnges1 NH
take place on Saturday, April 10, IN the Church Oh
the Ascension. Fifh-ave. and Tchth'st. o ,nrre
reception will follow at the home OF the priue "''"''
No. IA West Twenty -frstst. ,,, .o,
The THURSDAY Evening Club listened win great
interest 10 lecture On tue actress Rachel dciveIso
IN French nv professor A. Wisner Of Paris AT the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Philip schnylsr Washn 6",s
SQUARE Profr sor Wisner has been delivering coVoe
he,nres on the French Theatre at The house OF MIS-
Nicholas Fish Tor weeks HI last iGe1mre , wn,
b given tomorrow. II seems great ~, LUMP n FIJI
4ay might society was largely represented at the apar,
ment OF Miss Calender and Miss dc foreS. ~ Hs, al
YSnr huildnr at East Seventy second 81. ana MAUI
isNaye II was rather remarkable to have ,,, Two
entertainments OF a musical nature on me same ,tv
without one being detrimental TO the oher. spetcN
stopped for look I'm mt Mrs strvrnss n ,r,h hmt
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