New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-04
Fitting PICTURES" IN THE GARDEN.
wEI.I.KNowN YOUNG WOMEN POSE At BRlLis
liant ENTERTAINMENT.

WEIIrKNOWN YOUNG WOMEN POSE Al n o"L
liant ENTERTAINMENT.
The Easter season was auspciousiy opened last
night In the Madison Square Assembly ro"is WIN
the beautiful display Of living pictures gwen III al"
~ the New-York society OF Decorative Art. Inc
entertainment, had been looked forward to for weeks.
and in the hands OF Mrs Richard Irwin ana Mrs. F.
H. Jones It's success was foregone cohcius'oh'
These ladies' had the assistance OF Two exceheht mr.
sts and Percy Moran who posed all the pictures
most OF which given at their suggesuoh' lie
Young people who posed all wellknown In society
and that lent additional interest. Although the
pictures were shown In the afternoon. that served
more as n dress rehearsal. Last night everything
moved smoothly the lights properly adjusted ana
the poscr had lost the nervousness which was notice
able in the afternoon. ~ the pictures those "hch
gained much admirable comment were :" The Countess
Potocka," "sprngtimc,' Louise OF Prussia >" The
Madonna and Madame Adelaide
The programme and the poser, were 0S follows:
l. Portrait '''''''''-i Little COKE. ''''''''"
dp%s.srf Julia and ROGER ss S and Ms; Cutting D'''
M,,,m. Mi:; Jennie ta"p s,ade,-Ioa. David
A. Madame H''a"S M:s Rogers. '''q"''-L0'' D''"
y '''E" Mss Mas,ie Strong. a,,..,,
''.', Mis- II d"Ond. ., r...m,
Miss Maoi q eiIral and James narncs .,mon.on
s Flower MsrSSt at 6,dscn RnSo
Ro'cner,.i Mcs.r.. Amory and NeTOO Si.,.o,
.''Ml MIS- Louise Morris, Of Baltimore. o..on.
Mc.s pa'' B ssr Cr1.hy Moe Brown and naron
RocnkIanz
Miss Colt OF baltimore. x.,,o.
10 MADAME Ad Mad Ad,ila, Mecg. Natter
Fn ard MI NJ I rSGy IiH Sa Ntf G Or
NIX eros. '' R"a:, Miss "' B. Jane Tnda
Miss Duef.
The gathering was an extremely brilliant one. All
the boxes taken. and nearly all the women were
in full dress. Between the waits there was music
by Iander's orchestra The pictures were shown from
the stage at the end OF the assembly rooms the
frames varying according to the number OF figures
These frames ariistically dmped and n curtain
Of white and gold stuff which hung before them, was
drawn aside each picture was ready. Each one
was shown several tines.
The observed Of all observers we're Mr.. and Mrs
Bradley Martin and their party, which included
Lord Craven, the Hon. Rupert Craven Miss Cornclla
Martin and Bradley Martin. ir.. Prince Roland
I,onaparic and Count Kesser also present Among
others were Mr.. and Mrs. John Alexandra, Mr. and
Mrs. NJ Dwight, ollier Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Brooks,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge, Mrs. Gurner. Mrs.
John 4. Lowery, Mr.. and Mrs W.
f. Strong. Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Isclln
Mr.. and Mrs J. Frederic Sheldon. Mr. and Mrs. e..
&. Hodt Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hoyt, Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. L. Ba,lcs. Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Chandler, Mr. and
Mrs. A. > Hewitt. the Misses Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs.
e., - Bowdcin. Mrs. Alfred Youngs. Mr.. and Mrs.
BenInmin Wells. Dr. and Mrs. +. y. kinnlcut, Mr..
ana Mrs. Charles Whittier. Mrs de tiarmendia, Mrs
and Mrs Richard Irwin, j. G.. Furman Mr.. and Mrs
j. NJ Waterbury. Mr.. and Mrs. W. storrs Wells
James OTIS, MIR. and Mrs. lfenl NJ. Brnem the Misses
Braem Mss dc Forest. Miss CALENDER Mr.. and Mrs
roll Jackson. the Misses ogden. Miss Durham. Mr..
and Mrs J. Kennedy Ted, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard NJ
Hunt Mr.. and Mrs. George Pea body Wetmore Mrs
Edwnrd Wlcke.. Miss wickes. Mrs. II. C. Potter
Mr. and Mrs Charles Childs. Miss Fanny Remscn
Mr. and Mrs. oliver sumner Teall. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Helms Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Eser, Mrs. John
Mnturn. Miss X. Mniurn: Mr.. and Mrs. +. Norton
Goddard Mr.. and Mrs. T. >t,reis. Mr.. and Mrs
George b. de- Forest. Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes Lcth
Mr.. and Mrs 4. r. sullivan Mr. and Mrs John H.
Davis Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Rves. Mrs. Earl
Dodge and Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Fish.