The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
IN TIE WORLD OF FASHION.
LEWIS BUEE hccsETUATED BY FBE
CLOSE OF TEE OPERA SEASON.


Resourees fsr Lsste. A.useHrnt-Fror.-
tee 90 = o.y sesses 80 Co~e st Ns~port.
During the remainder OF the Ienten season
| society will have to fall back on itself for
| diversion. as II can no longer relax at the
Vaudeville Club. nor assume an artistic de-
meanor the opera. Amember Of the vauds-
Vile Club who sat in the front row in the
| omnibus boz at the last subscription perform
| snes said to his nsiRhbor; Il don't believe
| there has been q more brilliant opera season
| than this one. I would stake this house
against any sudisnce. even those in Paris.
| operas The Metropolitan IL not as elegant as
the Grand Opera House in Paris. but you never
saw a grander sight than that row Of boxes."
Three OF the most interesting personaRes st
| the last perform sncs we're Mrs Burke Roche.
the Princess Colonna. and J. Coleman Drsyton.
Mrs. Roche sat in the front Of the third boz
from the stage on the right. With Mrs. Paran
Stevens for . background. She wore gown
Of dark-blus velvet. and on her head was .
coronet OF jewels She looked even more
beautiful than usual Princess Colonna was
with Mrs. Frederick II. Benedict In the box
which forms the keystone OF the horseshoe.
The Princess wore . pale pink satin gown.
Her manner was vivacious. and she apparently
suffered no depression Of spirit from being .
fugitive from what her hosts OF friends call one
sided justice J. Coleman Drsyton. tall and
kkrAlRnI ana Win NyeklA&See lAuutuy
poised. sauntered into the Vaudeville Club boz
with his hands In his trousers pockets during
the garden scene. He sat In . rear seat for
about half an hour. and then left with . small
company Of frisnds- His studio was doubtless
che objective point
Thsvaudsvills Club closed It's second season
in peace and harmony. II remains TO be seen
whether or not the members OF the club will
protest against continuance in the advanced
rate OF dues The Executive Committee hopes
to continue the arrangements with the man:
agemsnt Of the Opera House next season Last
o'e S0 Dual The p consoptionist. the Brsnt.
fords In comic speciality, Blockson and Burns,
s ss who IL The sstls 81 Tramp
we're the stars Of the evening
The meeting OF the Bsdminton Club proved
. great attraction yesterday. The aImory OF
the Berkeley School was so crowded with
Fat tes shs..s ~ and
Matthew Astor wilks were the only officers
%Ses r .ni rom
easy mater.
The members Of the Thursday Evening Club
anticipate something novel At the next meet
sh. sna Mrs. HoSssd rn have uss
turned from lengthy honeymoon. and they
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return to New York social Life on the Nom
Considerable interest hs. been taken By so;
esty in the friendship which hae developed
I'm Mis-. Green 10 not unastraetiEs woman
States" has Frequently exp,essed the deter
MIRA Hstty Green Is known % those who move
II fashionable cirsl.,-not socisily but
q the dsseinsN classes. For, sewers. sea-
R.ss wS.. her Fac: be.
become familiar. She had her rooms at
crd TO stoe but ,ssy s
Of her until Miss Leary made Miss SILVA Green
her was 2. s .s.t saeuTs
e the b ahs a xs.n met
was known. Not ,very long ago e was rumorsd
that Ms. Green I had made liberal Eitt to
The latest sensation regarding Miss Green
had dstsrmined to make Hem pstead her home
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set up ' thorooeh country eststiish%snt for
her daughter IL the midst Of the eelmonts:
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result
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bright sumner season ,sS ns~Po IL hi tSs
perm an emit residents are making :xtensive al
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broken ground for the cottage he intends to
fsesnt On H Thassdss The Bapn: Rouss .ss
sold. Il viii be removed Immediately.
Again the immense Marshall O. Roberts's
house at Fifth avenue and Eighteenth street
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have been made with ts6lsauT WANTS. the
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Henry Usws and the entertain ment Will take
81 S1 IS. Ms mi. Athisss Cut The ta6Issus
viii Be given on very much the sap 4, see A.
son square Garden The famous French paint
iHgs q the last ys.Is Of the sish,ssnth and The
Ssrs s,rikins' will be reproduced. The ar
rangsment OF the tAbleauI has been under
taken by George M1nzig and b; G Porter
thus is the charity which prompted the enter;
tain msnt. After March ueksta will hs sold
By Mrs. John A. LoWsIy OF y WeAt Thirty
sixth street They are So each