New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-16
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

almost continued occurrence oi weuoihsS III ""h am
out. Could the brides, win 'heir at'elu"'' m'"e'''
odornrd in all ,hoir wedding flnery. be formed into
a procession and reviewed by Ae desceh''ht OF
Columnms inst arrived on these shores many
centuries after his predecessor II wonld make nm
feel that his ilus,rous ancestor had not "dlscoV-
cred" in vain. OF all tDe brlo'9 oi INC "''"' III
NewYcrk ST least the greatest interest ceh''i ABOUT
those OF yesterday Mis- Mana Lorhi'iu All" ''''
Cowdin being most widely known in society. 1t Is
rather singular that while the bridc'ma"s % 'I'
last week chose. with few exceptions 10 wear PINK.
those Of the week previous fixed upon shades oi
green. Nuptal festivities will confirm" TO absorb inc
attention Of society throughout The month uonEh
attention will doubtless I've de'"'ed 10 'he u'"eS
OF the Duke Of Ncragua and his party
The affairs Of the Bradley Martins are DIME NV"
sod and society is on the upioe OF expectation
regarding the wedding o, Tuesday. MIS- "'"''N
Martin has issued most imperative orders regarding
admission 10 the church. She is determined 'p1' III
one not even her mother, SHAH De P'r'h''r" ~
step within the portals Of Grace Church "i'hoft 'he
requisite silver printed invitation IL l. SAN V'''
the invitations printed in silver 50 that no one
not invited would dare to gain admission ny present
ing an Ordinary wedding invitation Tie extreme
yo1lth OF the bride tina, is u be has been vafOuSH
commented or. One kcen-spokcn w"Inah not a','
gethcr in favor Of marriage from IN" hur''rv ~
clarcs that Mr. Gerry ought 10 bc oal'l III 10 lrp"
the bans. but Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin are dohp'-
less well aware OF what tllcN are dP'" IN "''r'''
plans Of the wedding breakfast have been changed.
and in It's place there will BE- a lrgc reception which
will probably result in a crush. The family cohncc-
items numerous that had the Original h"ihD'r
been adhered TO only relatives cond have been Invited
The usher. determined upon are Frederick lo"h''hd
Martini uncle Of The bride: J. WadSworih htchIe'
Hamilton Carey. J. a. Burden, ir Alonzo Potter ana
BRADLEY Martin. The fourth bridesmaid. chosen two
DAYS ago will be Miss SybI Sherman, daughter OF
W Watts sherman. The Others rs before mentioned
will b. Mis-, Ethel Dave Mis-. Alice Rochester, cousins
OF the bride. and Miss Daisy Post. Last night Mr. ana
Mrs Martin gave dinner for all the members OF the
bridal party but there other guests. The on
trance OF the bride at Grace Church VIII probably
be- after the English fashion. She will b. followed
by the bridesmaids. and there will not be the pro
ccs-ion Of ushers. according to the custom at New
York weddings II at first int. ndcd TO have
OILY four Ushcrs. Last SUNDAY night Mrs farAh
stevens gave a dinner for the Earl ana Mss Martin
with music following. ard on Monday they dined
with Ward McAlllstcr. With Monday night their
dinner parties ceased.
on Monday night Mrs. John ". Davis who lives
IN The only private house now left In Fourteenth
ST. between Fifth and sixth av,~.. gave rcccp-
ton with music by professional artists. among whom
wci. Miss Charlotte Maconda. ". II. Rgger and
W. T.. Taylor. Mrs. Davis was assisted In rcc"iv-
inc by her daughters. Mrs. Cornelius l.. Mitchell
and Nl,- Louise Van Bcurcn Day,. Few houses In
gcncrou, lines as the old Van Bcurcn house, whose
grounds almost suggest the country in town, for as
soon rs III" grass up sufficiently the yard j.
turned into a pasture for some OF the fine Attorney
and jerseys which always stabbed IN town dur
ing N" winter. Few people know that Their" Is Oh
Of the finest mushroom bed, In Ncw-Ncrk Oh this
place winch has 50 long wlthstO1d N" cncroach.
mcus Of bu,uc-. Among Mrs. Davis guest, werr
Mr. and Mr.. James lIud" Bcekman, Mr. John G.
Wilmcrding Mi-- Wimcr,nc Miss Ruth Lawrence.
Mrs. Gros vcnor i. Low"ry. Nre. Ethan Allen. VT.
and Mr. l.. II. Chaplin. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Rather
ford. Mr>. and Miss Van Duz"r. Mr.. ard Mr.. Arthur
Berry and Mr.. ana Mrs Howard Bcanc.
4 reception wa, given Wednesday afternoon los
the studio club, whose member, identified with
the shlnnccock Hills Colony. at the studio In the
sherwood, when the large canvasc, pniitcf by MIS-.
Arthur sherwood Iosina Emmett and her sister
Miss Emmett, displayed. though they are not
vet completed. They are 10 be- placed tn the
Wonan's Pavilion AT The Chicago Columbian Exhibition
and It j. likely that they viii remain permanently IN
Chicago Considerable Interest s. attached Ia thu
groups for which young women we'll known In society
posed. In one group 1t easy to distinguish Nil
Gertrude Mintun Miss Edith Mlntnrn, Miss Aida
Chanlcr and her younger sister, and Miss Janet
IIoyt.
The engagement ~ note announced I'm the week
wa, that 81 Auei~tus whiting. wealthy young
widcwcr. OF NcwYork. 10 Nil, Mae Allen tlisoii'
Washington beauty, who has lon- lin" 81 ancestor
celebrated in the history Of this country. MIS-
Clacct Is In deep mourning for her father. Whose
death occurred some months ago. Her marriage
wAlch Will probably b. celebrated In May WILL there
fore be quiet Mr.. Whiting Is brother Of Mrs.
George L. Kivcs and Mrs. joan H. Davis.
The engagement IS announced vita authority 81
Miss ANY Bend eldest daughter OF George II. Bend
10 A. Ianfcar Norric wealthy young man Of New
York. Miss Bend Is considered great beauty. >A'
has been out in society for four years. Nr. Nornc'
a son Of Gordon Norr". mad" large fortune for
man 50 young In successful mining ventures II l.
not known when the wedding Will take place. Mr..
Norrr has just returned from trip TO Mexico with
Llspcnard stewart. He was at time engaged 10
Miss Fannie Ro,twlck, who /. Mrs. Alfred Car
stairs. Their engagement Of short duration.
Mr. aud Mrs.. l.. Frederic Rrqua. who have been
spending the winter at Lakewood. have returned 10
town and at present at the Waldorf. whcT" they
will remain until they start for Chicago III" latter
part Of this MONTH where they have taken an apart
mcnt for the Worlds Fair season. tn" R"qra' VIII
spend the months OF July and August At Bar lar~r
4 box party attended sayini's performance at The
Manhattan Theatre on Thursday evening on The IN
| yitalion Of Mrs. Fell. Of West Orang" y. J. I'll"
hostess and her guests Governor ana Mrs. WerF. "i
New-Jerscy: Colonel and Mrs. \. q. Die kinson, Mis-
Nellie Kinnard Miss Fannie Dickinson, Thomas Bed".
son OF ex Governor Bcdc. OF New jersey; Mr. ""orr"
Duryca Miss Matte Crlssman. Of Virginia Mr.. and
Mrs., Edward Lau rbach Mr.. Th"odor" O'tcrhcld, MI
Edgar Friedman. Of DGbbs Ferry After the theAtr"
| The party was dlncd by Governor W"rts ut The lIoi
| land House.
AT the L,no Lyceum on Wednesday evening last
was given, 10y the junior class OF 81 oi stevens
Technical Institute. Of Ilobok"n. on" Of The most
success f college. balls 81 the season. Ia" slSi' % WV
| dance programmes. invitations, decorations OF "c
ballroom and In fact the whole tone oil the Dali "Hs
plain neat and substantial. characteristics ol steven
Institute. These patr"ncsscs received MIS- Henry ''
ton Mrs W. II. Field. Mrs. :. i. liodgnan MIS- '"i'
Collsh.r Mrs David A. Body. Mrs.. sidney ,.
| Thompson and Mrs George Is. Fielder. lew oI 'he
other paroncsscs were Mrs. John stc,eps MIS-. >. D.
bod. Mrs Alfred 81. Mayer, Mrs d. L. Hr"ih''
Mrs Charles W. MacCord, Mrs. Jeanr,t" NJ u' NJ.
| Io7ier MIR. Charles !. kTo'h, Mrs Henry a. ,,, III
oiowan. Mr.. ". VI. Gri,wold Mrs. J. AhSI n
| Mrs Albert Leeds. Mrs. j. " lawI"h;; w.. -
| Ioncy t;rannis Mrs. George Harvey Cook arS u;
| Macdonald Mis. T.. NJ. COS. Mrs r. IL. 'r'i. 'n,u
] Mrs NJ d. Iallicrc. ON the comilttcc oi iii, rn,,I
| ,ainmcnt ,y.r. william H. OsgoOd Field. chairman ,
George Perry lodeman, Henry r. Mo'o"wW' 'i,mor"