New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11

place. and during his stay there was frequently the
of honor at os n Wa hn Of
Marie Louise Mixer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
B. M Nj Of Buffalo b ah DG p%se
noon on Tuesday; ct the Hotel Grenoble The par
0 m which the Rex Rs0T pssopa
Church. performed the ceremony was handsomely
The bride who is an only child. wore gown OF
heavy white satin with an apron and large, fun
with rose point lace Her white tulle veil was con-
fined to the couture with wreath Of orange bios
In her corsage she wore the bridegrooms gift
a dagger OF diamonds ana pearls There Were no
or NAIL OF h0nor d., P sramsh h e ns
tonic for Liverpool ,,,,
sce% gae G for nope
many more Will start after the Easter season OF
of those WHO sailed last week were Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Mex. Twomby, Mrs. Richard T. Wilson and
Mrs, ogden Goeist at Sice; Mrs George Peabody
wetmOre Miss Edith Wetmore Miss , Maud Wet
REESE Waiter f. Livingston. Mr. and Mrs William
Pollock. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tuck, Mr.. and Mrs;
Miss Mary Boyd Potter daughters of Bishop Potter;
DIR. Allan McLane, Hamilton Gordon Fellows. Mr..
Toober Miss Tooker, Mrs Brockholst Cutting r.
L. Winthrop. Miss Hunnewe and MI and Mrs.
Robert F. Bailanne. Of Newark on Saturday
Clarence Barker will sail in the Kaiser Wilhelm II:
Mr. and Mrs. sloane and their party will be met
they have chartered 10 make tour OF the Meder-
ranean ports George, w. yanderbilt is expected
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vincent Higgins will also sail
next Saturday.
The entertainment which is to be given on Fri
day evening next at the Country Club. West
chester for the benefit Of the sick and deserving
poor of the neighborhood promises to be great
A. most most atGys nm has been
for the living tabeaus and dances going on
daily; There will be a hunt quadrlle. with old-time
hunting songs, which Mrs. j. Borden Hartman and
Va
Horn Ellis Mrs Us Butler Duncan Miss Emmet, Miss
| and several other ladies' will appear in Greek
| dance composed and coached By Miss Adeline
by Professor Hbalmer II. Boyssen. illustrated by
| tableaus Then will follow some Rotations and
music. The entertainment Will close with an exhi-
| biton of freaks. in which Winthrop Chanler will
be the Snowman After all this there VIII be dane,
iioyt. Mrs. James NJ WateTburXi Mrs. Marion
Mrs Theodore A. Havemeyer. Mrs. Howard Potter,
Ward '' carkson Potter 'i Mrs t George AdS Mrs
Frederick Jackson. Mrs; Jacob I>orillard Mrs j.
Rooms be had If engaged before at the Coun-
try Club or Jockey Club. Trains Will leave the
viii leave cav, Wsstechcster at lii5
| OF the Society Of Decorative Art, which is 10 take
| place on Wednesday next at No. West Thirty
| week In the afternoon there VIII b. nale and
display OF fancy articles in the ballroom and In the
evening after some vocal muse. there VIII be dane
| ing The managers OF the society. assisted by
| corps of young ladies' Will preside at the different
| tables. .
! Rehearsas for tho tableaus which arr 20 begin
on the evening Of Easter Tuesday In the theatre OF
F"rtvdf hist for the benefit OF the Woman's Guild
! Of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF 81 lgnauus
presented will rank with those shown before In ms
| city In the number there viii be portrait by
cher; la Suliane" by Van Loo: portrait by Nat
| tier "Adrienne Lecouvreur by Cryp'l " poT
! ~ l.
| som, groups As announced here before. the tab,
ieaus will be illustrative Of that interesting peri4d
| Restoration. Mrs. John \. Lowery Mrs Stance
| Mortimer Mrs. Henry Ciews and Mrs Wiil,a d
dent Of The artistic and financial succ IS OF 'he
| forrnance which will b. followed by Hnn'.i W.
| livery who has charge Of the sale oil IN" u, kr'S
has already dspos d OF large number "i f'S''N'"
| places. ,, ,..,u ~ rtor,sborne sec
| ord daughter OF Mr. and Mrs James VI. li"lt"
horne and John G. Moore whose cnsagen,,iit 49,,
an Wedncsdav April H. at the home OF MISS har'S-
2 Rornes parents 10 80 Madson-ayey "a uoai.
on hursGay night ss f Ehfh c r% Sands
an and hG her la j. Oakley RhnelandeT Among
the other quests the table were M 6s,,
MISS Massie Strong Miss Alice Van Rensselaer, Ia,
Frederick Freinghuysem, WhnrTi n RuS coster
number OF dinner parties have been arranse1 , I
honor OF Miss Sands and Mr.. Knin''a H. Ireac
ar K Kin viii give one on March 20. Mir Rhine,
| lander's mother Mrs. william Rhintihnhct WI,
give the first OF a series Of three on the MN. ~
| Aprjl 3 Mrs Frederic Gallatin VIII nave u'u ~
| CHESTS OF honor on April 2. and MIS- Jonh l. nan
| will give dinner in their honor on AIrn = ~,
The concert which was gyen ~ NS. ,,o ou nay
Thrty-third-st yesterday afternoon under we nua
| pices Of the sunbeam COMMITTEE ior ulf ", ~
Of that deserving charity the babies wars OF ery
| New-York POSTGRADUATE Hospital, was Il w.
great success An excellent progrsmme r6 oi
piano and violin solos. was presented ne d, ~ ~,
were Miss Kate Percy Douglas soprano MISS 1917
| Jaeis baldwin contralto; J. II Mckingiey ' th
| Perry Averill. barytOne and MISS Marina JUn ON,
| stone the Swedish vionist. They werc Whl'i
| applauded and Miss Johnstone. after g'FIng, 1I'a
| sonata and Kehr Belers Hungarian ilyL wa.
| recalled several times. playing among o'her ,pl.e1
| Sarasate's "Sommen" Orton Bradley c conduct,
| The ratronesses most OF whom Were present pm
Guided Mrs. Richard Mortimer; ME- TWillInm
| C;oodrdge Mrs. Valentine O. Han NIT, W il,.I ,
D. Barbour. Mrs Henry Parish Jr M 4ones Ms
man Miss Ethel Cram. Mrs. Gilbert Jones, ~, =,
Robert Sturgis Mrs Gouvernour MOTIFS ,,i l
Mrs Horace J. Hayden. Mrs A. H. fh''''p' anu
Mrs Ella Russell. -, y. ssa Fifth
Mr. and Mrs. HI Victor NewcCmb. or 10 oo' rlt,r
Their guests included MIR. md Mrs. William u
Oggood Mr. and Mrs. John \. stewart, rei', ~ .
and Mrs Horace Porter. General and Mrs. Ion
Mr. and Mrs Henry O. Trevor. Mrs FERDINAND
Wilmerang and Frederic Taylor ~,
Mrs. John J. Wysong has cards out ior oi'"'