New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-12

February Is The formal opening VI tno 1."@'
Waldorf. on Wednesday evening. March H. VIII 70
made with a concert, the results Oh Which ~ w
devoted to ST. Marys Free Hospital for Chiioren.
Another concert under distinguished patronage win DC
given on March 90 to aid the summer CAMP inee.
concerts already mentioned with the cxhioi'ioh y.
living pictures on Easter Monday, are only ie" Oh
tho many entertainments which Will appear u '"'
generosity OF wealthy New Workers
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sutro gave the last Vi
series ~ receptions last night at their home NO.
90 Finb.ave Their guests were entertained py 'ne
music OF Miss Felicia Kaschrowskn, Frauieih hl''y
Berger Miss Olga Monsato, Harry Pepper, MISS L''
sanford and Franklin Sonnenkalb Inc hostess ai'o
played some piano solos. Among the guests ~ere
Mrs schuyler HAMILTON, jr., Mrs. Charies W. I'm
ton the Misses Schurz General Dahlei ochieS' N,''
and Mrs Hjalmcr IL. Boyesen, Robert {. Myles' 'he
Misses T1edemann, Mrs. George Haven futham'
Madame Van Norman, Alexander Lambert, the Kew
and Mrs. stephen Merritt. Leon Albeit, IT, MIS-
j. Adeiaro, sesundo Alvarez Francis Batcheher' ai'
and Mrs. c. Harold Child, Miss Field DAVID puniey
Field, Mrs. Washington Hunt, the Rev. Eraain Linn
ton General and Mrs. Hamilton, Mss LraTy' Mr. MR.
George Il. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs W. f. MI Dtin. he
Ncitel, Mr. john +. rurdy. Mrs D. - Pnnps, lin. une
GER Mrs. q. W Tookr Mr. and Mrs Mahon j. Woo" nd
,n Mr. and Ms Nj Mis- G. Ea kgo iaN Hiss New
! combe and DR.. William Mason. A., ,os
r. Rn Tano Of Springfield Mass, on Valentines
Day. by Mrs George Fierce AnarswS Tc OIL fer
Isws h nsr guests viii have an opor
tuny 10 hear SOME songs BY Miss s,s'e p,s rhi
who Is sometimes called i te S iIs aid Of several
/ kindly disposed WOMEN OF Newiork, 10 so abroad
Or No e date for the 81 wedding Of Miss Maud Lord
TO r. suiiern Taller has been named but 1t Is alto,
sehngr eeSSred beora e mid Lent 1t their
intention have church wedding ana tmG PROV nv
H M"Ia Of mouth it only Within few hours Of the
ceremony. Mr.. Taller will take the bride to Europe
The third of the Adamowsk quartet concerts was
given yesterday afternoon at the house OF Mrs Ndcn
parcnlarIy well adapted for music These concerts
we're organized by Mrs. James W. Gerard and Few lew
S SHeecSt proga%me there was no other entertain
mcn The Quartet played Yesterday afternoon Colo oTc
by Iiollander and u schcrzo from Rubinstcin omar
iet cello solos, and quSst Tor RaaS a be paho
Sy The a"are. follows
7; Adamowsh. first violin A. Modansr' sS ce2lot
The e men are all members Of the Nkisch orchestra.
Mrs. Joseph Drexe gave small luncheon mc ub %mn
were Mr. and Mrs. John Danlgren, Mrs: Alfred ID PelI
M D %Sn f SSd MTs M a Mr. seTTe us
and then went to Days Theatre There was a meet,
| Inc OF Mrs Braem's dancing class last night NJ
sh IS The coon was led by j: Philip Bernhard,
who danced alone. some pretty favors were ais
Inc engagement Is announced from Paris OF Miss
May McClan. only daughter OF General Georsc b .;
M T." nt Msa1 and f her mother spent
last winter In New York and sailed for Europe early
in December For the last five years they have spent
much time abroad Miss Mcclellan is a brother OF
George Il. Mcclellan president OF the Board OF AZ
dcrrncn. The engagement was announced OH Ih,rsday
Of Miss Emma Bcadleston. Of New York 10 lhoinas
Pearsall Field. youngest Of Mrs. VI. Augustus
Field Of No. II West Thlrty-siXth-st.
Miss Emma Wood, who made her debut ms viii
at n ball given at Delmonco's by Mr.. and Mrs. Zen
jamln Wood. occupied n box with her parents h'
the Christmas society ball on Friday night, Nil MI,
Wood wore n handsome ball dress Of white saIli
!, | and mink velvet Mrs. Wood attired In hello
trop. satin with violet velvet sleeves and trimmings
diamond ornaments. 49,, vii.
Potter youngest daughter Of Howard Potter. OF inc
well known banking firm of Brown Brothers, 10 K0ber
/ shaw Mlniurn only of Mrs. Robert i. Mintirn
Miss Potter Is II sister Of Mrs Clarence Cary ara o.
| Inmce prown Potter She passes much Of her time
| I'm England Her father has house In London
Al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George W. CDgcr III
( IIcwe,.,t Br,oblyn, "Wednesday evening, Miss
I. Matte Cogcr WAS married 10 Harry ;: Wright lh
pnrIors were tascfulIy decorated with lilies. roses
palms and forms. The Misses Lizzie ana tlornncf
t'nccr were bride >maids The Rev. James H. Darling
, | ION orci.icd The couple started for the south
Thc February social Register gives the flllownf
statistics for the time between November l. loo- ahc
February !, 1893: ,,...