New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
TEAS. ETC. GIVEN UP FOR THE DELIGHTS
OF THE WHEEL
TWO OF THE FEW MAY WEDDINGS cELEn"~iN'
THE HORSE sHow-NoTEs AND Incl
cr~,-s orpco~At Ayp PERTINENT.

DENTS PERSONAL AND PERTINENT
u r.a,h., and tho promise OF warmer
weather 10 come has had Its eject In more ways
,h.n ono on society matters and society people IN
Brooklyn The season OF indoor entertainments
afternoon teas and the minor socia' s""@so ,
which 70 to ali In the time between the Dig a''a,S
OF the season OF cold weather are all iofso',e" ~
the one craze OF the day. The "Whceery' IS the
most important building in Brooklyn just now Una.
,s az course next to the schools where the art OF
riding the wheel is taught That the D'cyca ,rs nds
s 70 sis s, % of brSokyn plainly
by who has eyes and G 60 1 20 nde ora m
Ssct 70 any OF the stretches of asphalt pavement
in the city This is as 1t should DC: Inc PaTyhs o
ton Of .rensth and general satisfaction to be de-
rived from driving wheel along sInooth road az
;nr ard that the bicycle viii have appreciabe
effect the death rate " maintained NY many WIN
know whereof they speak
nut all the rush OF wheels and their votaries
70 the roads and the excitement attending the open
Ing and other sessions of the Horse Show have
not entirely taken away the interest IN weaa'nss;
Of which there wess s so appner az wound up
their seasons and with the exception Oh ,r .ss
Of associations OF parey ,hemseves With work
On "Wednesday afternoon. in the Church CT the
Saviour I'm Pierrepont-s,., large crowd gathered
TO witness the marriage Of Miss Caroline >. uui'u'
daughter OF Frederick A. Guild. 10 io."s ..
Praeger which was celebrated at ociocb ny 'ne
Rev. Samuel a. Eliot. pastor of the church. Inc
hrds was attended by her sister Miss Guild as
maid of honor and two little flower girls MISS Mss
Natalie Morrison and Miss Lillian Mer rsSsrs were ne
Dewitt PssS Weld Carl Rasmus Otto Henze Charles .,,a
5sws q aE NE G s4as rse reception
the ceremony at the home OF the or'ue III 'io"'o'
Place.
One of the pleasant little entertainments 'or
which the Eastern District Is noted was heid on
af
horoa ~ Miss Jennie Greene, chairman OF the Ex-
ecutve Committee of the Dove Euchre Club. whch
sclosed its season with euchre party dinner anu
ball The first mems prize for the gamfs ard pres ,r
the second prize steel engraving fa angr rec by
4s sss s s anS miss RTss Emily
the winner of the gold and ename"eer ha evening
set which was the seropa pT nd the club will re-
organize next season.
W. g. Perry director Of the Art Department AZ
the Pratt Institute, gave an Informal taik o'
wednesday evening. before the Neighbornoou AS
a ssre ." Alter The talk there reception
and dance in the gymnasium OF the 'hs'''"'s
The popular organization of which Harry Rowe
Shelley is president, the Musicians Ciup "au a
Deception for Its women friends on 1 u'su"s
ing At its rooms In the Wilson Building Charies
NJ Skinner delivered a lecture on picturesque
Music" which was illustrated by Paul ridden ."
the piano. Carl Naeser tenor and John I. netnp-
bass and was mSers OF OF the club took part
Louis Mollenhauer and Mr.; Hidden PLAYED ou e
e, wSsn ana lsnas Of the had
ton to ask. and that was when they were so'"s ~
have another one.
Tho accident of Friday night at the Riding ana
Driving Club when Timothy L. Woodruff. FRANK
Boards successor a prize winner ran 'n'o
Reginald Rives. OF New-York, who was uiNins
H. Seward Webbs drag. caused miid sehsauoh
at the time. and there were many eonsra'u'a,'ons
from "A
The aar happened - curious NAY Hry; Sr , and
had Ss Ss r %ons oo ~ "s By
who sndeayored to pass him at the east turn, hS
% ~ wh sR Ss rear 2" 81 Mr. wsSSs coach
element the animals srs9 Oh SF m hs eh Nave OF os
FL horses - STRAIGHT Into ne bulEhssd ana that
was u matter Of much surprise
While Frank Boards horses and turnous are
greatly missed nj this years exhibition, their ABB
senee serves one good purpose. II gives chance
for some OF the best prizes TO go into other hands
The New.york representatives have succeeded IN
capturing the first for the tendems. Emil Phzet
competing IN that class. against, Mr. woodrnns
s s.4 sa b asS Y K v ssen rs'
though both The winner and hi, brother ShaTss
think of the Phrers being NEWCOMERS
What promises TO be decided attraction TO those
who are still In town on June 6. and is the lawn
party to be given by members OF the Wildwood Club
at Fla;bush those days for the benefit OF the
Home for Consumptves. Pain. the fireworks man.
will have charge OF the illumination. using electric
lights Instead OF lamps. Thursday evening will be
club night. and bowling will be the principal feat
ure. on Friday evening four well-known tennis
PLAYERS will make mixed-couples team In an
exhibition game and the Hatton Quartet will fur
nish music; Saturday will be chdren's day, and
there will be dancing every evening 10 music fur
nished by the 23d Regiment Band Mares is TO be
the ana the tables T be set IT. IN the home
The Euterpe Society. which on Tuesday evening
closed Its season the Criterion Theatre. opened
q big fair at the Pouch Gallery on Friday after
noon. closing 1t last evening The fair had for its
object the securing OF funds for the building OF q
clubhouse for the society. which Is four years
old and wants home Of its own. large number
charge OF the booths at the fair, under the d.
bers OF the club. Just how much was gained could
not be learned last night. but from the large num-
Der Of people In attendance safe TO infer that
the building fund received substantial addition.
Mrs. James Forney's tea at the Marine Barracks
on Tuesday afternoon a formal farewell 10
Brooklyn society. and throng OF friends crowded
the house In the Navy Yard to express regrets at
the departure OF Colonel Forney for the Ports
mouth Navy Yard. which occurs next Saturday.
Miss Richardson. a sister OF Mrs. Forney from the
South; Mrs. Leila Ray-Quabrough, Of Washington;
Mrs; George w: Watson Of Berlin; Miss Force and
Misses Haxtun; Miss Casey. daughter OF Captain,
the commandment OF the yard; Miss Elliot Greene,
OF New-York and Miss Title Forney. received
adopted the latest Washington notion and stood
guard with the receiving party
Two recently announced engagements in which
society people will be interested those OF Miss
Mary N. Braman. eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
H. v. ". Braman, OF Clinton-ave. to Francis l..
Noble of South Brooklyn. and Miss cornne Rice.
daSshter Of the late ex-senator William H. Murtha,
TO James A. Swayne.
Tho first OF the few weddings which will occur
In May was celebrated Monday evening. when
Miss Ida Mary Funk. daughter Of the wel,-known
publisher. minister and Prohibitionist. the Rev.
Isaac Funk. was married to Robert Scott, Of New
York, at the home of her parents. Washington
Park The ceremony performed by the BRIDES
father, assisted by the Rev. DIR. Lyman Abbott:
Miss Frances B. Davenport was maid OF honor and
the daughter Of DR.. Funks business partner. were
bridesmaids. Palmer Cox, the original Brownie"
sxaa hesf man. the ushers being Frederick LAW