New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
WEDDING BELLS ANNOUNCED TO RING
AFTER EASTER.
END OF LENTEN READINGS AND MINOR En-
TERTAINMENTS - MiRANGhMhNi" f''
DANCES AND CHARITABLE WORK
NuTHs ANo GOSSIP.

NOTES AND GOSSIP.
Much "a the relief Of those who have been re-
strained from social activity FOR the last lie"
weegs tho last week Of Lent has begun ana mex.
Sunday will be a Gay o. blooms ana blossoms, oi
INV costume and glorious music, ana ai'hous" II
may not be openly expressed o. Igel on t ssfs
that the forty days penance IS Shiieu' nue., bnTld he
hni i az rs Ss, veeS ~ du. Afternoon teas and
receptions ana socai V.s.tN az pr, Pr steady
d, oh his week viii De in the nature OF iGil
before storm. II Is we'll iha' wa NJ "a an,
nouncenCnts which have been made ana when are
expected
Tho churches have made more elaborate prepaTa-
lions for Easter music this year tnan ever peAoie'
and all the prominent organists and chor directors
in the city have had their hands i1li; lr id,i
chot: OrganiSL Of the Central congress ia
Church Dr. A. j; r. Ibinh be has called on
local talent there being tnree OF l,e az the
credited TO Harry Rowe shelley, p'eSue"' - INV
Musicians Club.
Tho list Of ENGAGEMENTS for weddings TO take
MACE soon after Faster is gradually growing
longer The wedding of Miss Louise l." Me'se',
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Albert {. MeiseA Vi
Strong Place, and Kenneth Torrance VII! Dc ceic-
brated in Christ Church. South Brooklyn on Nion-
day April 10 NJ Torrance is well-knoWn on the
Heights and his brothers. Alexander and Norman
Torrance. are familiar figures in society circles
On Tuesday, April 80 Miss Eleanor Brinsnaqe
will be married 10 the KEY. d. DOuSIao
the Reformed Church in feTep0nt-St. SliSSS Ms
retta Josephine Mead, daughter OF MI ana ME-;
Ge9 PTae vs. M Herb or F. smith Of
April u, at the home Of her parents A New Nv,
tepested VIII take place on April %. in St Georges
Church. NewYor, when Miss Georg9na L. vii 6e
man. daughter of Charles II. Berrylndni WIN pc
married to II. Casimr de Rahm In the LaiaE ,1s
Hyenae onrgenaen viii be married
Henry s. Beard. and large reception VII VII iOnOw
ave- at me M S Beard ar ' IS coEsn Of Francis Beard
the wellkpown driver ana Is PF8nT9 nnd ST
John Wood will be married on the evening u Gi
and Mrs. Jacob G. Dettmer, In Ninth-ave
Last weeks weddings Included that of Miss Nellie
Louise Helms, daughter OF John Louis Hens, OF
Greene-ave., and George Walsh of South BROOKLYN
which celebrated on "Wednesday morning at
the home OF the bride the Rev. Albert !. Lyman
otiicatinc cIergvman Miss Caroline Prent;ss Walsh
was brdesmaid and W w. WAIsh F,, r wa" ~ ne
finest horsewomen in Brooklyn and she ana d Inc
6rideSroom are Wekn0wn me Ems o. ans e Of
ID. Henry Way. was married at the home OF her
parents in south POrtland-aNe, on thursday aItet-
noon 10 Edward Charles Ransom. by the Rev Dr.
David Gregg assisted by the Rev FRANK W. HILL
OF Buffalo.
The Clvitas Club held its last open meeting for
the season on Wednesday afternoon at its head
quarters No 1G0 Joralemon-st., and listened to
lectures by Mrs. Edwin II. Blashheld Of New-York
and Park Commissioner Squier, on Art and city
Improvement" Miss Ada Glib presided. and there
excellent attendance OF members ana
guests. The Civitas elects officers only once in Two
years and the next election will take place on
April q. May 1 having been chosen as the date
for the evening meeting ana reception IN, Inc
Dickerson Miss Bessie Jones. Miss Palmer. Miss
Packard. Miss Guertin; Miss Dexter. Miss Wooden
and Miss Frances Wallace.
The Hanover Club gave a matinee entertainment
on Wednesday afternoon for the women relatives
and friends OF its members. but in point Of at
tendance it was not success, as there is a large
number OF members OF the Cup VINO nave scrupi De.
Ienten season.
There is every indication that the post-Lenten
dinner-dance April Il will be close second to
the Ihpetonga ball in brilliancy The 10 sub
scribers will be received by the patronesses-Mrs.
Edward H. Litchheld Mrs. A. a. Low, Mrs William
s. p. Prentice and Mrs. William c. sheldon in the
Germania Club ballroom at 7:S0 o'clock. and at
at small tables. each seating eight persons. 4 man
dolin orchestra will furnish music during the din
ner, and the dancing which will follow Will con-
tinue until the early morning hours
The last of the Lenten readings by Brooklyn
authoresses for the benefit of the Brooklyn Asso-
citation of Working Girls Clubs. which given
Thursday evening in Memorial Hall. was
brilliant success. and after the readings the
pany adjourned the parlors OF the Young Women's
Christian Association. where reception TO the
writers held. The committee in charge Of the
Chittenden Mrs Charles y. Julson and Mrs. Fred
erick p Belamy Miss Peckham, Miss Upper and
the ushers were Frederick Kellogg Carroll Post,
5r. William Webster, John Clahin Thompson. Her
Include neary eyery minister tr IN Bro0kyn and
The fifth paper in Miss Kennedy's course of six
Ienten readings on the Renaissance period in
France given Tuesday at the home of Nine.
Helen Maigile and Miss Luce de Nelson Ken
nedy. No $40 Washington-ave. \ large and select
ance Each Of the rtadngs has had IT'S own special
paper, being complete in itself The subject on
PERIOD
The Asacog Club Will hold an Easter sale next
Saturday from until 10 p. at the home of Mrs.
Flamen h. Gambler. No. IL Monroe Place, to raise
funds to aid in It's philanthropic work. a special
feature Will be the sale Of potted plants and Easter
howers and the list OF 2atronessSses includes Mrs
Albert Could Jennings Mrs Edwin Packard. Mrs
Robert Woodward, Mrs. $. b. Chttenden. Mrs.
1sR Gio? rs rs Ared T. PoT aT Mrs H.
Braman and many others.
A large progressive euchre party Will be given
at the Pouch Gallery Tuesday April g. at 2
.. m. for the benefit OF the Industrial Home for
Blind Men at No. &c Lexngton-ave The novel
feature Of the entertainment Will be the prizes
which will be articles made by the blind while
9ea Panf r an9 Mann G M G sanc
Cary. Mrs Frederic W. Hinrichs Mrs. sylvester
stan Mrs. MF' Df hse Yrs Mrs @6h1 T.
W0oTu MIS- Thomas 6 LION MRS ,b sidney
esses. and have charge Of the tickets.
The %3is: anniversary of Shakespeare's birth will
be celebrated Tuesday evening. April %. by a
Shakesperian entertainment in the Criterion Theatre,
which will be given by Gabriel Harrison and his
pupils.
College students in Brooklyn Will give holiday
dance In the P!errepont Assembly Rooms on Mon
day evening" April 10. Arthur Corlies of No lGo
Columbia Heights. IS treasurer Of the committee.
the other members being Walter Hatch Stuart.
James Farnsworth Pierce. jr A. g. Bayls. Jr. and
George Sheldon Chauncey, and the patronesses are
Mrs Samuel ". Boocock. Mrs George w. Chaun-
cey Mrs. Edward H. Ltchheld, Mrs y A. Low,
Mrs W. S. Il. Prentice and Mrs. X. NJ. Stuart
The brooklyn Academy Of Photography Will give
its fty-third public exhibition OF lantern-slide work
IN Art Association Hall. Montague-st.. on Wednes-
day. and in May the annual print show VIII be
he'd in the rooms 1t is possible that the photo
graphic department OF the Brooklyn Institute Will
Cooperate with the Academy OF Photography In
the annual May exhibition, but arrangements 10
- MI hnN NJ hon Cnmpleted