New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-05
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.


Ing, as dinners have been OF frequent occurrence.
The dinner Dance which was one Of the most elegant
modes OF entertaining during what l. called the
gay season, has been succeeded by the musical
dinner, or rather music after dinner, sucl was
given by Mrs. VI. Dodge on Wednesday night. Mrs.
Dodge's guests, nearly 600 In number. came from
dinner parties given by Mrs. Forbes-Leith. Mrs Kar-
rick Riggs. Mrs. John Alexandra, Mrs. NJ. Dwight
Collier Mrs. l. 5. Wiihcrbec and others. The pro
eramme. not long, introduced Miss Maud Powell.
In violin solos Miss Alice Mandeck ccnrao Miss
Lillian Blauvelt, soprano, and Arthur Beresord, barry
tone The music followed By supper but there
was no dancing
Since dances have been given up the Naldcviilc
Club has had the constant patronage OF the most
conservative people In society. although rumors to
| the contrary have been freely circulated The style
of amusement furnished by the club Is no particular
novelty TO any OF the fashionable people who drop In
so frequently They aten seen at the various
theatres IN town Where the variety performances
prcdomnatc consequently they know exactly what
| TO expect when they go TO the Vaudeville Club
on Thursday night there particularly brilliant
| gathering which included Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
| sheldon, Mrs. william Goddard and Miss Hope
Goddard, OF Providence; Mr.. and Mrs C. T. Have
meyer. Mrs. Charles Bcckwith Ashmorc Miss Helene
| Murphy, Miss Eleanor Jay Robinson. eX senator
James Otis, Miss Otis, Mrs. Jspn Gardner. Of Boston
Ij>pcnard Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest La Montague
| Mr. and Mrs. James l.. Barclay, Mr. ana MIS-.
| Prcblc Tucker, Mrs. W. ). Ransford, Mr. ana MIS-
Leon Marie and many others whose frequent presence
Is sufficient guarantee OF the absolute propriey OF
| the performances at the clup, WHICH io''u"'oS u"
| not last so late ut the start
That unwclcome parsonage, Rhmor mas been o"''iS
circulating false stories OF matrimonial engagements
during the last week So ana several youhE Prope
who have unwngly figured In PRINT nave ma !"
| send out dcnals TO their matrimonial lh'ehho"s
| A rumor OF Il broken engagement an international
liz La ID n,
lcally denied by the father OF the young american
| Girl who hopes soon 10 become woman OF rank
An international bctrotha which 10 10 be m"hnohrh
with the best authority Is that OF A. Mauiis'H h'"
hurst formerly OF New York. 10 Miss Evahsrihe f"e'
Wood only daughter OF CHARLES VagcWoo!. OF wakes
| Colne Hall Essex England. Mr. EWdhhFS' mas Nci
the greater part OF his life in England one oi MS
listers married grandson of one Of the E1riS Of
| sh,cwsl,lry ard the other member OF tue British
diplomatic service. They are Mrs Gerald laioo' 'l'
Nre Moun,ev Mr. Eradhuist's father. Henry NJ
Bradhnrst has for years lived nj Faulhbonih" hal' III
Essex. His future wife Is niece oi 'che'ui III
| EVELYN Wood ana n cousin o. Sir Matthew Wood.
nart hor father being younger son of sir John
Wood Bart The marriage will take place IN Lohdol
I'm thc course of tho coming season Inc mar'"ec VI
an American 70 an English woman OF family Is SONIC
what unusual.
Mr. and Mrs Bradley Martin intend That the"
New Yorl, friends shall their daughter married 10
,h ror,c Far, Of Craven The family viii sail
frou I,erpool on March .: and the wedding VIII
,akc place on April l.. There are many announce
-. ~ anru weddings Among H.. more I'M
nor,,n, are those of Miss leila Lsncn to Lieutenant
Wheeler L. > A.. at Trinity Chapel On fa'''r MOI"
dav Miss Clara Jay Williams to second Lieutenant
+ Il Kccch Of the second Infantry, On III. I"'
| 1T, ,ov I, - uortholomcws Church; Miss Mabel
| pos,w,c. IA Lawrence Russell son Of L'she W. h"'
sell in the Church Of the Heavenly Resi- on NP'''
:. Miss Maud Lori,iard 10 T. 7"h'rh i"i''., ','
calvary Church. Oh Apil 10; Mis- sarah lr''' Oh h
marc 70 H. A. P,ll Of New WORK. IA "iA'e 'hn1'n'
| pal,lmore on April -. and Nil cora 'io""'" "a
mage daughter OF Daniel Tamase to Chai!'7 "'N','.'
H. ,to church Of the Heavenly Rest. Two days "'''
Ne MAY Mcclellan. only daughter OF "eh''' "'o's
a. Mcclellan, will be inarri'd l" i""' ~ =,
secretary Of the French legation al N"s,''e""
,hn Roman Catholic Church OF Il. Joseph, "''n"
| uochc pnr, on Tuesday OF ms wen M
Clelan VIA baptized In that church rev u"'%
,rho .,r,ycmes,t 4, announced OF Miss MSrS .''"'
ye,u doughtcr Of Alexander Neil ol Has'',-'""'
Md 10 Charles H. Folwel. Editor OF Inc N'"''''''
Mirror" Mount Holly. y. J. II
rt, concert nj the splendid apartment oil N'7'
Calender and Miss De Forest was AGAIN t'' o''''"
lncidcn; Of the week The musicai Pos'""'.'
such os 4, generally heard In the large concert 'o'"'
Of New York. The entire symphony or'"ss"" va
duc,ct ~ Walter DamrOsch. Franz Hummer ~ Wv
plan, and Miss Callcnder's singing maue VIZ Wv
CART Miss Cullcnder sang with orchestral accom-
Carrnen" also all excerpt from Tristan ana iso'''
pr,nrapes Warming Call" and Dreams by Wagner
some beautiful gowns and jewels were ~of'' '''s'
| II. L. Grand Cannon was Gorgeous dn III close.
brocade. dadcm o daanc arr.r' rows OF Diamond
| n,ound the neck. Mir. William Burden gown oi
Eincl brocado wa, relieved with cluster OF fSu on,
"',i"us a, The eoi~age. Mr, Burden wore sheunI
diamond ornament IN her coihure snsp,WH ma Arthur
nandolp were also la black. Miss on. ioo"e1 I H.
| cuary attractive ia mauIc "a ~ .i,h cola was
| gown OF pink velvet embroiocru VII" s''
e''s wrS' william X Vanderbilt generously gave up
h"r pr ,p"s s"ncr in aid Of ST. arys Hospital
Tor Children at the Hotel Waldorf. was 10 -, tc
on ni1 Mr VANDERBILT contributes their services
a, her share toward The concert lmcre and about
forty young men well known in ia'hoh"o'c "'e WIZ
| be ushcrs. <, .,,,v, hv Mr., Charles
oeIrIrbt ' and Mr. frcdcr eek Nelson, among Whose
members are Mr. John MsAandre Nr Tr " FrnnH
S,nrcs Mrs, G. Albert stevens Mrs: George D. d.
Forest Mrs. George L. Riyc and many 9.neI ncy n
uar aie scynr Was done than Is customary at snGh
gathering as there was not much chahce ipr ,m
| The women instead listened TO some eh''f'''"'"1
| readings OF T. Marion Crawford -, co,a,or liz
stewart n n%% A. 4 Tns" Fss WIN T
At table, i% the ballroom ss% Een a 'n% Norre
have surprise In store for their guests, ans nsr
engaged some professional dancers 10 ap"'' A''''
Under the patronage Of ro Mrs. r~Ian s Mrs Samuel
TEpma Mira Uray ton Ives. Mrs +. T. kinnicu'' MIS-
james Brown Lord Mrs. E ad. A is npd a0 who h have
| trn,nnntIv been heard In New YORK driving roohs,
plano ana vocal Tcral "m ifq NJ Msscs
| iUihsrd have passed much Of their ume ~ lfloS
Mrs Joseph IT, chontc. Of No. 50 West for! seventh
| 81 will have the tickets for sale -. a..
The affairs Of the Ladies' Club are IN most HUI
,shng condition and the club will shortly BE- cminrsru
| ir he addition OF adjoining house. Mrs. Me'.i
VA entertained thirty women at BREAKFAST NJ w
ch,b on Thursday. when IN" Misses Leach sang n'"
/ noycd thc banjo II Is proposed 10 nave an cV'i-
me of Living pictures ut the club some tmr IL. III
| Faster Week. Miss Mnrbiry VIII sup"rihteho '"''o
pictures. ., ,.,, c,vop IN tbc afternoon
and evening Of Thursday last by tic artists ID o.,
n n% Tmding The studios open 10 the nr'ists
ir,cn1s we're those Of Charles C,lvcrcy Charles f.