New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-07
MILD LFNTEN GAYETT N BALTIMORE.

Baltimore April 6 (SpecaD.--This week has been
mildly gay for the closing period Of the Lenten
season. On Monday the Colonial Danes gave their
usual tea The Misses Custis presided, assisted by
several other young women, and the rooms were
prettily decorated with volets, the candles and
shades being also in that color. On Monday even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Brown gave small
dinner IN honor Of Miss Van De Pool, Of Albany,
who is visiting Miss Buckler. Mrs. Renshaw gave
a theatre party to her daughter Monday even
ing followed by supper at the Stafford. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Payson
Knapp the Misses Pendeton. Stewart and Lchr
and John Pendleton Isaac McKim. Harry Lehr
and Harold Randolph.
On Tuesday Mrs. Pemberton Peasants gave a
card party in the afternoon. Among her guests
were Mrs Wnslow Williams Mrs j. l.. Blackwell
Mrs Harry Hall. Miss Helen. Older Miss Mary H.
Jenness. Mrs. Nelson Strother Miss Nellie Bayard
Miss Sallie Poor Miss Van Wyck and Miss Glider
sleeve. Miss tombstone gave a small tea in honor
OF Mrs. Lawrence NowbOld. Of New-York. who is
her guest The opera Of The Man Of Mars" by
Harry Martin. was played at the Lyceum and was
II great success. Mr.. and Mrs Adolph du Barry
came on from New York to attend the perform
ance and they afterward gave a handsome supper
AT the stafford. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. G.
H. Martin Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Martin Mr.. and
Mrs William Reed Or. and Mrs. Rculng, Miss
Mary Shaerer. Dr. Shaerer, Leonce kaDliiOh and
Edward Grey.
MANY weli-known people attended the Ysaye con-
cert at the Academy Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Swan Frick gave a luncheon on "Wednesday.
Among the guests were Mrs. Wilson Patterson.
Mrs Robert Garrett, Mrs. Jesse Tyson Miss Mary
Davis and a few others. Wednesday afternoon
at 4 o'clock Mrs. Chaplain Murray gave card
nary Mrs Tunstall Smith also gave a small tea
the same afternoon. o., O.,
Henry lanes were married at the home OF the
irile!s James A Gary, OF i-inceI- a Ne.
About 200 guests were present ana the Weu1hg
breakfast was handsome. The bridesmaids were
fbe six sisters of the bride. The presents were
numerous and among the handsomest ever given
here Mr. Gary is prominent business man. ana
The bridegroom Is the nephew or Enoch frdtt ana
therefore great wealth on both SIDES was repre-
sented Among the guests were Mt ana Mrs. Gus
tave stewart Mr.. and Mrs Hall Harris. Mr.. ana
Mrs Jesse Tyson Colonel and Mrs. TOmpkns. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson Patterson MRS George small
Mir and Mrs David Stewart Mr. and Mrs Enoch
Pratt Miss Nellie Wilson the Misses Lurman, Mr..
and Mrs John McHenry. Mr.. and Mrs. &. Morton
Stewart Miss James. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan McLdne
Harold Randolph. Or. William Taylor. John Nc
Kim and many others
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Patterson gave card party
on Thursday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Harris
Nr and Mrs Frank Redwood. Mr.. and Mrs
Nelson StrOther. darcy Wilson. Miss Fowler. Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Tyson. and Oliver Flick were
among the guests. -
Mrs Robert Garrett gave small luncheon on
Friday afternoon. Among the guests were Miss
Emma Meredith, Miss Susie Lee and MISS van de
Pool. ,, ,,,..ho..o. a.s Mice
Maud Tarleton will take place in Easter week.