New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10


Brooklyn society is by no means dead because
Lent IS here and the church doors are wide open
Ii is not even asleep, save at the appointed hours
for slumber The scene of activity Is changed 'hat
is all Small house parties teas ana lh'elieotu"
exercise in the form of Lenten readings ana o'"eI
literary functions, with fairly Well-deFeiopeu
fringe of ecclesiastical and charitable WORK, are
using ND the time OF the people who are ouroeheo
with time and those who have not strayed INTO
the paths OF pleasure from which the Ddrs ar
plans and mapping out programmes FOR the SUM-
mer campaign. There are yet -FOUR weeks t y. done
toward making the spring and summer Inc sD,
of thorough enjoyment b1' an! lilly G orthodox
people. society devotes Itself to fasting ar
ana penitence during the forty de!S 4"'e'"
is wofuly mistaken
About 10 guests assembled at the handsome nome
of Mr. and Mrs William Schwarzwaelder NO %
South Portland-ave, on "Wednesday alteIloo''' ~
witness the wedding Of Miss Miiliceh' ocn""iA
waelder and James Calender. The cerehioh! was
performed by the Rev. Or. David Gregg oil the
I.a,,o,,o A,,anua PRESBYTERIAN Church. Miss Page
Scbvarzwaelder "A sister of the bride, was Haid
of honor while Miss Lillian Calender the oiIue
erooms sister and Miss Edith Burtls were o'iue'
maids Lincoln Van Colt was best man. tie "eo''
being Frazer Moffatt, Theodore L. rro'"i'isha"''
= Uallett Lowell jr.. Alexander Calender George
Chnar,uaelder and Charles a. Sherman, and the
nagas Masters Allan Schwarzwaelder and NAL
colin owens Among the guests were MI anu
Mrs s. y. Chttenden. the Misses Chit'ehoeh' WI
and Mrs Guy Du Val, Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. lue'
Mr. and Mrs Willis l. ogden, Mr.. ana mrs ChaiieS
I Scbwarzwaelder Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ owens
,r Mrs lanes Calender. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ..
calender Mr. and Mrs. Hemminway, OF Phiia-
delphia; Miss Calender. Mr.. and Mrs fehN lamp
bell the Misses Campbell Mr. and ana MIS- a,
Rurtis Mr. and Mrs j. r. Brush Miss race oi
Richmond Mr.. and Mrs Salvador Cah'onl H VIZ,
page C. Dennis Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Downs MI
and Mrs Henry Elliott. Miss Elliott Mr. Dexter
Elliott Mr. and Mrs. George r. FahEs, M c aI
M ss Gibb Miss Edith Glib. Miss ALICE GLIB John
or ana fr fbe Misses Hardness Mir and Mrs p
A. Houghtaling Mr.. and Mrs Ed"dra i iiaincb IT.
Mr. Mss ssd Mrs j. Knowton Mr and Mrs George
NF Hl s s51n Mfs N II SR% and Mss
MSccrd Mr. and M MGs Alfred Ne
Norris Mr. and Mrs John b. Phillips NJ Mr. ana n
russell Rrs Valentine snedeker, Miss snedeker Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Street Miss street MI "eo' ee ~
Street. and many DINERS
On Tuesday afternoon the first OF an entertaining
sor,ss Of readings was given by Nine. Helene
NaieelIe and Mile. Lucie de Nelson Kendall az
their home No CT Washington-ave and they VIII
be repeated every Tuesday afternoon until Easter
CHARLES WIZ the subject last IueSGayi anu
SUI .h Pa " and art and Iterature
AmSng oi ihofe ahges Mrs Henry chaed Mrs
John Rooraem Mrs Joseph Almiral. the Misses
Almiran Mrs Z. Vail Blake ana o'heIs
A, the home OF Mrs William H. Nichols No S'3
Cln,on-aye. on Monday Miss Marie Louise Burge
. ,h aret NJ the series OF six lecture readings
on noe,ry before a representative Hill audience
The subject was "Shakespeares Sonnets O uins
readings are TO be e, s! Mrs Alber; f. Chambers
NJ 2sa ClSnton-ave: THE Poems Of Thomas Gray,
at Mrs; George 9ag on m Nam at Mrs Thomas B. Nc
1eod's No 256 Clinton-ave.; Lowell rape loi
C6 n 5 at Mr and 6d English aad at Mrs
" IL Nichols's. No 1853 Clinton-ave'' on successive
Miss Caroline Newman, daughter OF MI ana Mfs'
Edward Newman. was married to Albert r. Conn
~ Fordham ~ Y. Tuesday evening al 'he
home NJ her grandfather. Or. William W Newman
No ga Lafayet;e-ave. The Kew ChaiieS Ii''''
rector of s., Jamess Episcopal Chvrch, OF 7 oIu-
ham performed the ceremony, the bridesmaid beihg
Miss Emma Newman a sisrer %, sg large mum
Der OF guests at the reception when Ioom IVA >irs
ceremony. and later in the evening MI To- ai Absny
Coffin started extended tflp 70 A'O""'
Philadelphia. Washington and the SOUTH
Mrs. Thomas c. Long. OF No. 7SS Carroll-st,. en-
tertained the Annex Progressive Eucnre Ciuo AZ
her home on Tuesday afternoon. The hrst prize
was won by Mrs William Walton. the secohd ~
Mrs Reeves and the third by Mrs fergnSoh 60 ,ns
the members OF the club ATTENDED me DIs s"'''
AT the Pouch Mansion on Wednesday aI'e'"oo"
nrrhor ~ tho friends and neighbors OF Mr..
.nd Mrs Albert W. Gum took possession OF ther
nore At No s2s JeNerson-ave, on Wednesday
evening. under the leadership Of committee con-
sistng Of Mrs Merritt J. smith MIS- nv, Ma was
romp;ete surprise to Mr. and Mrs Gum ana
dancing and games Were nd9ieed bc t,' tbr fesvi
lie. were continued until an early morning noun
On Thursday afternoon Mrs w. Howard Poiafo
gave an at home at her house, NO 40 franh.il-
ave Her mother. Mrs. 4. %. Van Arnham' MiS'
seden G. Wicket. Mrs. Ogdeh T. iaiNe r.,a,o,,
Georgina Walsh Miss Johnston and Mis- " , g.
assisted in enteTtaiWnins ne Walsh 1 poured tea
Tho affair was followed by a dinner 10 inc ie
ceiving party and musical entertainments
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs william Ness
Ter gave a musicale at their home, NO 70 "'A'"-''
AZ which local talent provided the programme anu
large number of guests entertained on the
SAM evening pleasant social gathering took piac'
ga the home of Miss Mabel Davis No. III Carleton
ave Among those present were 'hf nsSI5 Ta,
b. Knapp Bertha Davis and Mabel Dav t W 'iiiai'
IL Morris, Winfield Barlow ana many Others
George Riddle Will give his reading OF victor
Iupo.s "IMcreza Borga." 1.-THE Rivals. The vi
,ega Dressmaker" and "A Piece of Red CaAco'
at the last entertainment in the annual course eiVe'
by the Eastern District Branch or the fouhg men
fSbrstian Association which Will be held to-IoroN
evening in the Lee Avenue Congregational Church
The Tuesday Night Dancing Class, which wa
counosed of the advanced pupils of William TX
Rivers had reception at the Knapp mansion o.
Tuesday evening. at which large huinoer .
visitors were entertained. Some or those Pesth
were Mr. and Mrs. Chester r. Richards MISS Mes
erole Miss Hatfield Mr. and Mrs r. n St,.''n q
Miss Ida Myers Miss Ava Stein, H. h. Worthihg
ton Harry Reed and others
Tomorrow evening musicale will be given at IN
home of Mrs Frederick Richardson for the beneii
of the Horne for Friendless Women and Chiid N,
Mrs Edward KalbheisCh is associated win VI :
Richardson In arranging the concert which Will d
entirely contributed bv amateur talent
Mrs. Sara Tawney Robson. OF New-fork' VIII
direct an interesting entertainment. including Gre
clan art tableaus and dramatic rectations' on Tues
day evening in the Academy of Music. in ana o
the Brooklyn Nursery and Infants Hospital
Jean Francois Raffae, the French painter en-
ter,ained the Rembrandt Club at the home o
William c. Kellogg. Monroe Place. on Monda!
evening He spoke interestingly on the impression