New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD,
LENTEN ENTERTAINMENTS PAST AND 10
COME.
PREPARATIONS ,FoR EAsTER-INcIDENTS or LAST
WEEK N SOCIETY AND CLUB CIR
CI.t.s-wHAT THIS WEEK HAS

CIlt.;-WHAT THIS WIN i'''
~ STORE.
I.enten activity in society circles IS gong 0" AZ
the usua! rate. 'The round o. teas ana H''o' '"
tertanrer.s has not yet been broken ana '""'
table and educational institutions are de'Nnls
,,ucb banedt from the efforts OF the people W'o
amuse themselves. without violating the e'h'cS "a
Church law and the accepted soclal customs VIM
prevail during the LeIssen season OF inor''ic" 0'
Esstar however is only three weeks away, ana az
ready the faint notes " the bells are near" pS
those whose ears are strained TO catch the sounds
Preparations in quiet way are ALREADY pe's ",aUe
for the bursting OF the sails and the spreaGnS
T vi he IS Pleasant VIM /, IS alr 70 presume
excel I'm the display made ny NE Nm ~, ret
of society any Easter sunday that mas ECie GA a., b
ord. This opinion is based on CONT 80 ana
men Interested in the retail dfygo3IS SiIIs For
surely they ought 10 know as G"S ~ ans loros
dressgoods and millinery and an me nm, , ,' of
and fUr6eiows wGeh gS i i0d e' of what is coming
That the drygoods people are IIiiE ~ ~ and
while trade IN some limos has been a little slack,
the call for new designs for srhf eOoS S SnI o
ALI the fanciful creations of the looIl' "hIch 70
so far toward making an Easter sunday paraIe 4
thing Of beauty and Joy i9r Or" T n@ G iha
Easter sunday will be pleasant
One OF the most attractive series o. entertain
ments in prospect is that arranged by me man
ayers OF the Industrial School OF the Home FOR
destitute children the first of which Will be given
tomorrow evening 1t Will be a lecture by Nllham
Hamilton Gibson. his favorite topic The MYS-
teries Of the Flowers" illustrated by mechanical
drawings The second which will be given on next
Monday evening Will be musical, under the a.
rection of Mrs. Horatio c. King and William Ear
Miss Bertha Bucklin. violinist. Mrs. William B.
lsoorum OF Clint9n,age sopr@p a aro ~ beir se
vices The third entertainment will he under the
Of ore shea 81 S the skache OF Gibson and
other pen artists. and will be given on April Inc
William H. Lyon. Mrs. Charles Adams. Mrs WIZ
, @0rrp M25 foers MaxMe Mrs ROY ana
Mrs Horatio C. King. All the entertainments will
be given IN Memorial Hall
Mrs Baldwin. Miss Mary Hathaway Baldwin
and Miss Kate c. Baldwin have issued invitations
for a musical TO be given next Wednesday
afternoon at their home. No. 800 Clinton-ave The
AFFAIR is expected to be interesting from an artist
well from social point OF view, as among
those who are to contribute are Francis fischer
Powers Graham Reed, Master Arthur Eochmann,
the boy pianist, and Victor c. Harris.
There is a long list of weddings announced for
the spring months and It is likely that Faster
week will be q busy in that line. Among
those already the slate is that of Miss Florence
Horsman daughter OF T.. l. Horsman and Arthur
Van Siclen. which will be celebrated in Easter
week in ST. Johns Church, with the Rev. DR.
Charles II. Hall. of Holy Trinity, the officiating
clergyman. Another April wedding will be that
of Miss Helen Young daughter Of James Young,
OF Carroll-st to Howard Maxwell, son OF j.
Rogers Maxwell The msiTages Of Mss E5 an5
Miss Eleanor Brinsmade. OF Columbia Heghts'
y.
nounced for the spring, while about the middle of
April Miss Maria Mason OF Rensenrst ana r HeE 81
OF Henry-st.. will be married. 1t is understood
that the & VIII b be 1IC5 of ny 'e Saviour
in Pierrepont-st. Later in the season Heights
Guild. daughter of Frederick a. Guild. of Monroe
Place. and Louis j. Praeger, Mr.. rraeeer is
lieutenant in Company of the 2sd Regiment and
member Of the Hamilton and crescent Athletic
clubs.
+Ia partS
wedding Gates have not been set those of
Miss Mabel stanwood. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry stanwood, No. IL Congress-: to charles
Falco, of Montague-st., ana MISS Louie :. NeDO
to J. Lindey Pyle
Mr. and Mrs r w Moliter. Of No All Eight
eenth-st celebrated the nfty-sixth anniversary OF
their wedding on Thursday. In the morning a
large party of friends and relatives surprised the
J Old folks: songs sung by the choir Of 50.
Johns German Lutheran Church. ana solos, both
Instrumental and vocal, by the guests Gifts and
were numerous tributes to Mr.. Moliters charitable
many phianthropical works.
A pleasant surprise given to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ieman, at their home, No. 50 Park Place. on
Wednesday evening which afterward proved 10
be a reception for Miss Florence Simon and II.
Clay Leman. and Miss Hattie Dublin and Angelo
w. Leman. two engaged couples The guests ,, had
people sure Of lots OF good Wishes
The officers Of the 18th Regiment will give a din
ner at the Lincoln Club in few days for Leuten-
antColonel \. O. Crane who Will soon retire from
brooklyn have been invited and the affair promises
10 be a memorable one
At the annual meeting Of the Urban Club az the
home OF Mrs. Andrew j. Perry. the following Off
GERS were elected: Mrs Cornelius Zabriske, presi-
dent: Miss Annie Burt Phelps first vice-president;
Mrs J. Z. White. second vice-preslIent; Miss
oraigs ncretsTv MIS- J. b. Giles corresponding
secretary. and Mrs. Louis Shaw. treasurer.
Dr. Henry lick. of the Adephi Academy, will
give a course of three Lenen lectures in the Pouch
Mansion. on successive Saturday mornings. the sub
jects being the three great poems Of German terat;
Of or patrons, among them Mrs John Glib, Mrs
Charles a. Schieren. Mrs II. w Butler Miss
Franklin W. Hooper, Professor Louis James E-n9s
gyen a next m Saturday. morning March g.
Mrs Lyman Abbott Mrs. Loomis l.. Langdon.
nrs ST. Clair McKelway. Mrs H. 3. Atwater, Mrs.
Guy Du VAL Mrs. George i. Moffatt. Dr. Lucy Han
Brown Mrs David A. Body and a number Of other
representative women are patronesses Of an enter,
tainment TO be given by an amateur cast selected
from the Gilbert and Meipomene dramatic ors2nizd-
ire For the benent Of the Brooklyn GuM Associa
sion's Building Fund. Sheridans Rivals Is 70 DC
the piece presented.
Bermuda. Old Point Comfort and other winter re-
sorts have attracted large number of Brooklyn
people, the list being altogether too long for publ
cation here Among the departures in the last week
Miss Rooster Mrs W. l.. Candee and Miss Eth i
l,andee for Old Point Comfort and Mr.. and MIS-. r.
H. Page for bermuda. Ii is announced mat MIS-
Ferdinand Wimerding and her daughter MES Az lt
Tracy Wilmerding will sail for Europe on the 2th
and spend the summer the Continent;
The Friendly Sons OF 81. Patrick Will hod the!r
twenty-hfth annual celebration in the Pouch Man
sion tomorrow evening. John c. Kelley OF Han
cock-st the president. and his associate officers
have completed all their arrangements and II Is
expected that the affair Will excel all previous ei
forts The organization il unique among social So
ciet.es, II has only fifty members, ana the az
tendance at its annual celebration IL limited TO 30
each member having allowance of three tickets
Mrs. Calvin L. Hull had so much success with