New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-05
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

has been OF comparative rest and quiet, with ulc
else than dinners and lunchcons The one thing which
cascd just ripple OF excitement was the marriage oil
Miss Milly Wiling John II. Davis which took place
| at an early hour Wednesday morning. Though not
altogether unexpected the wedding. In measure, found
society unprcparcd TO receive the news. outside Of
the immediate family circle only half dozen friends
were Informed when the ceremony would take place.
and those only by the first mail OF Wednesday This
was Mr.. Davs's third marriage. His first wife died
within tn year Of her married life The second
Mrs., Davis died half "A dozen years ago I'm Paris The
wedding Of Mr. Davis's only child. Miss Flora Davis, 10
Lord Terence Fleetwood second son OF the Marquis
OF Dufcrin and Ava may take place In Newiork soon
after Easter
The only dance Of note in the week was given
by Mrs Frederic H. Belts Tuesday night following
dinner parties at the houses OF Mrs. J. Frederic
Kernochan, Mrs. benjamin Brewster. Mrs ]. Eliot
Cowdin. Mrs William Il. Dinsmorc and Mrs. j.
Philip Sands About eighty persons were present among
them several young married people, but the rosebud
element prevailed. The cotiIon was led by Alexander
VI. Hidden, whose partner wa, Mrs. Russell lioinlcy
IT,, Mrs. Bctts's daughter.
Mrs. W. Storrs Wells gave luncheon on Thursday
morning TO about thirty women. WHO wcrr seated At
half dozen small tables. each table being d'ckrd
with spring flowers. and for each guest there waN
Il great bunch Of fragrant violcts The menu snmcked
OF spring. luscious fresh strawberries being served
with other dcca.ics Among the guests were Mrs.
man. Mr.. Gcorgc Forsyhc. Mrs. sophie Furniss, Miss
Adclina N,Ier. Mr.. II. Victor Ncwcomb, Nr~.
Frederic Nelson. and Mr.. Lawrence Kip
n. Thursday Evening tlub must take the palm for
the most amusing entertainment thus Ear OF thc
uAtcr. NJ. ard Mrs. J. Kennedy Tod were the
ro,, and originator. Of the entertainment Tor The club
and III the Ir,. JnrcyS Wax WORKS which they had
prepared there characters watch never even o.
curcl to the fertile imHa-Eation Of Charles DICK ms
Mrs farley found clever inpcr-ohalor III MISS
susan Hale Of Ho.i0n Who provoked much mcrn-
ncnt. Mr.. Jacy's assistant, were ~ Judge Hon"
land ard Mrs. Icanan, Who were dressed appropri-
aclv and their cNcoc linz great Of the "hggcra
IN handling. moving AID busting gained not little
OF the applause rs did also their song, and the
recitation, Of Miss Hale Carmcncita was impcr' >
mated with grace AM abandon by " Tom Kelly "n'
has % often ID with the Columbia College under
graduates in their dramatic entertainments. Robert
Lee MJircn WHO Ia, also praise In Columbia
WI, amusing a, IllcrcW~ Xxi. \ young woman In
,oc.cty made bit rs Diana Il. Gaai"nr. H. Jnm"'
CIo,, wa, a handorcaE grinder. Mis- kitte candy
lively Lite 10 i"p, AID Mis- Gro. TIC Mary "i
&c litc lamb fame. An ing group d'pl'y''
"Colrmbu, and an I.alln GIH7 Columbus W.
mnr..cl by u hugc twoc"nt p5~ac" stamp placed Oh
Lis chest. Mis-, Kathleen Emmc WI ct,ily recoS
nznlIc a, the Indian girl. Henry chaunccy, Ir. rs
LIttlo Lord FaunIrroy. naturally provoked mirth. n
dd a certain Nj, Mnloic7 who had just passed the
c.vil se.vicc examination as Police MatFO'L
otter Incident. Of the week. witch deserve more
than passing mention were the third Of Mis- ID"
Forest and Miss lailcndcr's reception with music
when Miss Maud Powell and Franz Rnmmc played
violin and pinno: Mr.. John Robns,ns afternoon with
ur,ic ard Mr. and Mla. =. Cooper ilcwtts small
and iolly houscwarrning party Monday noif, when
few tLelr friend, were asked In Tor supper ana
Ii:tl" danoing 1t has been decided to Rave the
living pictures IN aid 81 the Society OF Decorative
Art on Easter Monday Instead Of the DAY later rs
ufu ,o slO "A
the MADISON square Assembly Rooms. and In few
weeks tickets and boxes will be on sale at the houses
If Mrs, Richard Irwin and Mrs. T. Il. Jones.
For tie week to there will b" "A good deal to
take ND the time Of society Tomorrow niSlt Mrs..
sloane and Mrs. shepard will give Dance which Is
somcw at unfortunate. as II VIII clash with the iaat oi
fine subscription cotillons ut Dclmon'o's on Tues
d,v night Mrs Halls and Mrs. Shrady'S dancing
cla.,c. viii meet anl "Wednesday Mrs. J. fi"rront
Morgan VIII give dance and the hWch'rDo'"''
Eooling club will hold It's first meeting. The all
,oriing incident 1Aursday night viii be ih' h-'
assembly ball. and Friday the Nih'ch subscription
concert owing the illness Of Mrs. W {. "hl'n'y'
viii In, given ia the house OF Mrs. Arson Phelps
stokes. There VIII b. another OF the Adamo"'M
chamber concert, saturday afternoon.
Dinners will be Of frequent occurrence. and, Indeed
invitations for weeks ahead are being sent ou'' y" mat
If seems sclfdcnla Will not DE- altogether Tae'S'i
during Lent There will be- dancing way into Ash
wdnrsJ,y On Monday night of next week tie last
hail Of the Tafrarc9 will be danced at DcMoh'oS'
and ON the following night which celebrates tn' f'aS
Of ST. Valentine and the Marii Oras, the last oi 'Ar
tuesday dances will br he'd at shcrryS, When iaVora
.ucc,iyc of The double feast will BE- distributed III
the cOtillOn.
rho porons OF the Nursery and Chd's Hospital
will b clad to know that the Charity Eai OF January
g. given in aid OF that institution hoeu Fii'''o'
The hall which Is to be- gwen by the Christmas
Society in Madison Square Garden ON fFiday even
al afhL plt -lC
ing next Is cApctcl 10 b. hhahci'i al" 'o'i'i -"
cess The boxes are In the hands. among others. oil
James II. Waterbury, Frank = Wither1ec, Niilllm
JAY Herman Oelrichs Lsp"nard stewart ana JON"
{. FuIman, and The floor Commute - II Nrrbr
Elisha Dyer. ir, james Arden iiar' n kornn Leon
Marie and Wcrlhlngton NAichol'e. .u.,o,..
mems teiinv,s that four hing. are essential to make
a large ball successful as far as those VINO h''''
per ana comfortable sm6ilngroom ana to inc ',
perfection of these four requisites nc Is uSVI r am en-
aud Giesemann each win d in t or'u Tue first
supper win be- se,eG y rc tas viii aq be- O Ia carte
Everything else ta can possibly Ge "a G0@ men 10 Of eS
The 6aii hos thorough Interest and Cooperation
-" Dr. and Mrs. }. Monifort schey reception at
sherry;s Yesterday afternoon In honor OF Captain ana
Mr. Winneld scott sohley. Landers orchestra played
durns The hours of the reception and some oi me
vounger guests INDUCED in dancing. Receiving WIN
Mrs schey and her guests OF honor wers Mri o Sa
ME Ituc.v Mr., GA j., c. WorthngtOn. S's Be.sle
E1rNvith Miss Emily Brown. IisS sheldon MIss
Augusta Davies. Miss Florence Wesierveli, Miss iir
ce Miss Leila Wo,hersroon, Miss Isabella Watts, ME
Schroeder AID Miss Pearl bute Among Tie guess ma m,
yitrd many Of whom were present: were NJ anu n,,
IN & Wcsferveli. Mr.. ana Mrs Froieiic H. ou1rrt'
S and Mrs Charles Coudert Mr.. aud Mrs W. Lau' |
nan sui. Nr and Mr. Sa%.eI o W, T r and Mr r
I,n Marie Mr. and Mrs. Richard Irwin. Mr. ana Mr..
A. " Colgate. Judge Barrett, Daniel App,etogS; s
Nc tIlisicr MIS- Clarence P'll W. Roosevelt schny"r'
Wr and Mrs Benson Bennett sloan. Mr.
S Mr Mr r" samuel sloan; Ms: Mary Livingston
w and Mrs John a. stewart; Nj. ana MS. WEI, ,
~ Ps~Ilnm Mr. and Mrs. Philip sands. VIZ; ana M,,
r,nrn e. Sioauc and Mrs. hihn Ruoi. MIS- NIhh
ivInrston Mrs Livingston Ii,ing:ton harris LauS
h..n ] floor NJ. and Mrs r. {. lirnehrr' MI |
na Ms Lcnox Bcl,nap, Mr.. and Mrs. William Amnry