New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-15
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY

"hohef busy week has Just ended and while dinners
ana dances have predominated. decided variety wos
given 10 the entertainments by the opening OF the
vaudeville Club on Tuesday night In Its cosey new
quarters. formerly the assembly rooms OF the Metro
rolitan Opera House Fashionable society we'll rep
resented and the boxes. filled with handsome women,
suggested In a measure the opera. There was no
question as TO the proprety OF this novel undertaking.
FOR not only were women Of the best position present,
put many OF them had their daughters youn ger
sisters with them. The programme. though amusing
was not absolutely new 10 the audience who, It must
be taken for granted sufficiently we'll acquainted
with the different theatres In New.York 10 have seen
most Of the people engaged for the night Many
dances and dinner parties since Tuesday night have
somewhat intericred with the attendance at the club.
1t is expected that tonight. when Wolf and Hoil-
man will play and Miss Tempest will sing, a brilliant
crowd wiz be present. Among the representatives Of
society there the opening night were Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Mortimer. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Tonard, IT,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cary Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S.
Cram. Mr.. and Mrs. H. lie Grand Cannon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooper Hewitt Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Teall. Mr..
and Mrs Frank S. witherbee. Miss Grace Bgelow. g..
Creighton Webb. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Marie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Preble Tucker. MIR. and Mrs. c. Lawrence Per
kns DR.. and Mrs. W. Seward Webb. ". X. Wander
blt Mr.. and Mrs william Burden. Miss Adele Grant
ana Miss Frcllnghuysen.
Ihe second TatFlarchs' ball Monday night was
less crowded than tho first and on that account was
comfortable for dancing The cotllon was danced
before supper Elisha Dyer 1r.. leading. Those who
came too late to get seats for the cotllon had an
opportunity for dancing In the red room. where the
hungarian band stationed. The third Of the
series OF dinner dances given at tho house OF Mr.
and Mrs. W. c. Whitney, Oh Wednesday night when
W. X Vanderbilt led tie cotillon. Mrs. whitney had
some handsome favos for her guests, Including beau
tfilly embroidered satin bags, and ornamental para
soils. Mr. and Mrs. ogden Mills were obliged to
Al, f0bt "a sha NJ
Mr.. Mills's uncle,
DR.. and Mrs. ". Seward Webb gave another domino
dance on Thursday night. Their guests with scarcely
an exception had at some time visited their country
house in shc!burne. VI. Less than hundred people
were present. The men only were In mask and
domino. these attempted DISCUSSES being removed at
l o'clock, VIXEN supper Was served, after which the
cotillon was danced. G. Creighton Webb leading
Previous 10 the dance dinner parties were Gwen by
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer. Mr.. and Mrs II.
McK. Twombly and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Rhlnolandcr
Stewart.
Professor and Mrs. Chandler entertained the Thurs
day Evening Club at their house on Thursday night.
when Nine. Linef and her Russian choir. dressed in
their quaint national costumes, sang the music CT
ancient and modern Russian composers. on Friday
night tho second Of the subscription concerts by the
Boston symphony Orchestra was given ut the house OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lc Grand Cannon In addition to the
orchestral music Miss Eugena Cas~llano played som"
piano solos.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Twombly entertained at dinner
on Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs. Henry Emme;.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hoadlcy, IT,. Mis- Del Vale 'ac
Marquis de Casa ArgudIn. MS whitney. Miss ANcr
Hartman. H. Phelps Case. Miss Winsow. Mr. and
Mrs. Il. II. Ward. Isaac lseiia and Dr.. Eull.
Tho first OF TIE Tuesday evening dance which have
been organ'zoi by Mrs Philip C uylcr. Mr.. George
Peabody Wc'more, Nrs. !. Frederic Kcrnochan. Mr.
william b. Sloane, Mrs. Edmund l.. Bayiics ard Mrs.
John Christopher W,m"rdns Will take Place az
shc-ry's on Tu4sday evening T. 7. Cushing will lead
tho coion which will be- danced before supper. IN"
next Of the Monday dances viii take place on January
-, wen Mr.. Nicholas FISH. Mrs.. Lohlllrd Mr..
Winthrop ana Mr.. benjamin W"llc, will re-
ctIvc the guests
Mrs. George L. Hivcs will entertain f~w friends
at her house tbs evening with some living p c ur
which viii BE- arranged hy u. e. Porter Gro--c Nrl7lr
and other artists. Mrs. Eurac R',h", Nr. Cooper
Hewitt Mr, Porter. and The children ~ Nrs. nurkc
Roche aud Mrs. Rives viii pose f,r tn pictures
Tomorrow q. Gracr Caurca III Lly camille
FicCler will DC married 20 HciTy Montague Eob'ri
son. Tie Wedding breakfast viii take pace A. the
home Of tho brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. l.. G.
Fielder. In Fat Seventeenth st. NJ, Ann D'll
Martin. n daughter o. Mr. anl Mr.. Cha.le, 4. Mar
TIN. Of Ncwarl' VIII Lc married to George saJin Pol
lard q Young lawyer Of Ncwars on Wcdlc day after
noon ~ o'Coch in tho Church OF III iuolraaI 81.
Madison ave. AMI Thirty -Gnh .. Of WI % ca b
Miss Martin IS the solo contraito Ihrc VII b. an
elaboraj. choral service. The wedding - NJ d.
Vale 10 the Marquis DO Casa Argudn Will take plac"
At -. Pa'rick's Cathedral Oh thursday mouirG.
nuptial mass viii follow the ceremony. The wedding
breakfast viii take place az the L.uoX Fiith-ave
and Thlrty-slXth-s On the same day. In tie Church
IF the Heavenly Rcst. MIS- Mona Holt viii be married
10 Alfred Hooper OF Dctrcl'.
Among the prominent Incidents OF the comm: week |
rl be large dinner parties Tuesday night. given by
dance by Thomas >to,e>. for hs daughter. Mss |
lillian stokes. Mrs. W. X Vandcrbil,'s dinner dance |
,n Wednesday night, Henry Dudleys dinner dance fcr
Is daughter. Miss Dudley. Friday night. and Miss |
alcndcrs reception with music by Wolf and Holman
Purdon Robinson singing and on Saturday afternoon |
Mrs Leon Maries reception for her sister. Miss Ellen
loo.
Mrs Edward J. Chafee. Mrs. Donald Mclean Mrs. ,
'crnon NJ. Davis. Mrs. J. Lorimcr Graham. Mrs. Ed
vim +. Eaynor and Mrs Leroy W. Hubbard the
'atronesscS for the Assemblies 10 be held Mt the
;llerslie Friday evenings, January 20. and Feb
uary TO-
The first meeting OF the Knclcrbocker Bowling
Tub will be held on Wednesday afternoon, February
, In the Tennis Building In West Forty frst-st. The
managers have not been changed since last yeer.
They are DR.. b. NJ Cammann, Bayard Clarke, J.
ord d" ard Maii1e@ l. Elils oa Inc pairsnss5ss Tor
lrs. Austin Goblin, Mrs. Francis Dcaiicld, Mrs.
'rcIeric j. De pryete,, Mrs ogden Goclet Mrs J.
locker IIaner,lcy, Mrs. John T. Hal. Ms. &. on.
scln, Mrs. Bradley Martin. Mrs. Levi T.. Morton,
1rs. Clement G. Moore. Ms. Richard NJ Pell. Mrs
'aillp Rhinclander, Mrs Byam X stevens and Mrs.
rcdcrc sheldon.
The Ladies' Climb have begun series Of club
mornings, with music. at the Clubhouse In East
'wenty -sccond-st. The music Is directed by William
aylor At tho first morning Miss Kate Percy
anG and there cclO solos ~ Herr Laser. M.ss
anchc Taylor will sing on Wednesday ,
owing 10 a death In their family, Mrs. William
horne ana Miss ThOInc, OF 30. b West kfty third ST.
IN be unable 10 receive Oh Monday In Jahialy ana
chrnary.
Tie second Of the AGamowsM Quartet concerts,
-lch organized solely for tile plea mr. oil ihOsr
md Of music Was given yesterday afternoon al the
nuse Of Mrs Iaylc-. the old Ray nai'ion. AT Nnih-
n ~. Mn II INN, ~ mn