New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
SOCIETY CIRCLES QUIET.
LOOKING AHEAD TO POST-LENTEN GAY
ETlES.
AoME OF LAST WEEKS WEDDINGS AND SOCIAL
AFFAIRs-wHAT is PLANNED FOR

the excitement attending inc rum" VI 49,
noon teas ard small dinner dances ana recep-
lions and readings ana charitable work has
ala ckened UP Last weeks list of social functions
was considerably abbreviated and compared WI"
the exciting times of the mldwinter season 'he
world OF society dull Tolk Of coming me
dents took up much time and attention tran
affairs at present hand. and while the fact that
Easter comes late will have rnucA TO do with me
shortness of post-Lentcn activity the pTospec'S io'
DAY are fairly encouraging That there will be
weddings goes without saying. Some have aireaG!
cipal affairs OF the week will b the post Lenten
dinner dance at tho &crnana. the IAN at the cycle
Club and the Yale bail
The managers of the supplementary Cinderella
dance sent out announcements last week that the
dance will be given on May in the P.orrepont AS
eembly Rooms. The patronesscs are Mrs. sidney
Nv. Lowell Mrs II. y. Richardson, Mrs. Thomas
liz. Stillman. Mrs. Edward Ii. LAtchheld, Mrs Tunis
10. Bergen. Mrs Dwight 5. Richardson and Nine.
De Nell Howard Haslehurst OF No. IA Reinse2,
st. who was treasurer Of the previous dances VIII
look out for the nnanc.al END OF TINS one
The wedding of Miss Carrie Rollins Baldwin.
daughter of Mrs. Amanda Baldwin, 10 William
Glover Starr. took place Wednesday afternoon
in ST. James's Church l.afayette-ave. and ST.
James Place, the ceremony being performed by the
Rev Charles W. Homer The usheTs William
Sherwood. Robert Judson KenwOrthy, Professor
w. W. Share and Frank r. McDermOtt. The best
man was George Anderson. The couple started on
o wedding tour Immediately after the ceremony,
and their return will live at No 1871 Dean-st.
Christensen. Mr and Mrs. NJ. r Christensen, Mr..
and Mrs j. ". DELANEY Mr.. and Mrs. John An
Jus x: Sloane: the Misses sloane. Mr. and %ITs
Cortland d. Hastings Of y-IorK; NJ and Mrsi
Mrs. q. c. Wallace W. II. Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs.
French. Dr. a. r. Raine Of ' Phladclpha Mr. and
Mrs f. G. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. J. f. A. Hussey,
William Eaton. of Boston, and many others.
There quiet wedding al the home of George
No
when Miss Mary L. Carman was married 70 Fran
els Lewis of Northpor;. by the Rev. D. W. Couch
Of the Diamond Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Of Flatbush. Miss Ethel a. Case and Miss Bessie
Field maids of honor and Charles b. Austin
and Julian Lucas were the usherg large num-
South on their wedding "trip after the ceremony.
The Stuyvesant Heights Euchre Club held its
last session of the season at the home of Miss
Nurse. No. 6SG Monroe-st. Tuesday evening. Three
new members, DR.. William A. lockwood Miss Jes
Gle Lockwood and Miss Harriet TOnkin. were added
TO the roll The prizes were won by Miss Drusle
Riggs and Clarence Wheeler.
studio reception was given on Thursday even
ing by the pupils of Mrs Frank G. Mintram at her
home. No. 1lS Fort Greene Place. There were be-
tween sixty and seventy pictures on exhibition
ATTENDANCE.
The Fenimore Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Of Flatbusn, crowded TNlrsday evening
when Professor Wyle. the organ.st of the church.
gave concert after the fashion Of olden-time
singing school. The programme excellent
one. and consisted of songs, Rotations, readings
church and residents of Flatbush The proceeds
will be devoted 10 church work.
One of the most interesting incidents of the week
was an informal reception given b. Mrs Theodore
Dreier. of Montague Terrace. Monday after
noon, in honor of Frauein Johanna Gadski, of the
German Opera Company. Only about fifty. people
were present. ana as Miss Gadskrs familiarity
with English was somewhat limited. the guests
With her Miss ia Bsrc day and Miss HoppeSstcGt
served tea in the dining room; ana Mrs: Edward
Achelis Mrs. Timothy l.. Woodruff Mrs Henry p
Sheldon. Mrs Calvin e. Hull, Mrs. Duln1an. Miss
the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Kinds. of No. III New
York-ave. celebrated the twenty-ffth anniversary
|of their wedding Friday evening by giving a
large reception Mr.. and Mrs. Kinds married
| IN Brooklyn on March % 1870. by the Rev. \. G.
Osborn Mrs. Kinds received the guests. and
assisted by her daughters. Mis- Kinds and Miss
Bessie Kinds. The house was handsomely dressed
with spring flowers and growing plants. Among
the several hundred guests were Mr and Mrs
performed the marriage ceremony twenty-five wears
ego Nj And an Mrs , Rober GaIr Mr. 9ad Mrs Peer Peer
Brown Mr. and Mrs. David H'nds Mir and Mrs. j. O.
nS mr. Sd N Bes GeSse AND Mn T W2G
Richie. Mr.. and Mrs {. Sims, Or. and Mrs. r. r.
Mrs Edward Lazarus, and Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Preston.
The meeting OF the Urban Club at the homo
|of Mrs. Cornelius Zabrskie. in Second Place, on
Tuesday evening. made specially Interesting
by ex- Park Commissioner Brewer who with the ala
|of number Of lantern slides demonstrated 10 the
audience that. in parts at least, Brooklyn is
beautiful city.
The Montauk Clubs annual dinner for the wives
|of the members was given at the clubhouse Oh
THURSDAY evening. and WAS entirely successful
affair. At the table with Charles y. Moore pres
dent of the club. and Mrs. Moore were Nj. ana
Mrs. Timothy l. Woodruff ard Mr. and M
Thomas l.. Pearsal. After a short speech by Pre- =
dent Moore. in which he acknowledged tina; for
that evening the women owned the club, and The
men were present only By suifr4,n,ce Mr. Henry
Chant; Miss Alice L. Ives. Of sorosis. gave the
|cited little Scotch poem, and several other Re-,
marks were made. A si Of tnose present wonlc
wives Of the married members and the best s..ls
|of those who expec; to be married some day.
At the Union League Club THURSDAY The an
|nual luncheon OF the Alumnae Association of Mss
|whltcomb's Seminary. No. 50 Remscn-st was
held and the occasion OF unusual interest,
the luncheon having been arranged on the progres-
|sve plan. Miss Vin,ns the secretary, IN her re-
port outlining the wor; OF the winter showed mat
|eubjeci being the History OF Nations" Italy e2l
tw %sSa oee Sse deVoed to Russian the
|A,umnae viii hold Russian afternoon al inc
home OF the Misses Dewitt
At an informal meeting OF the Germania Club re-
|cently he'd arrangements were completed to give
10 dinner in honor OF Professor Joseph Dcghuee at
1.-The Germania Club on the evening OF April IS,
token OF appreciation OF his services IN the cause
lof education. Senator Clarence Lcxow has sg1i-
lied his intention OF subscribing and those az the
|Hinrichs Edward /. Graef. D. c. Weld, Martin
III Wilckns Herman Behr. Rober Sehr. Emil n.
Frank. Albert Steiner Francis 7 W.tte and George
|6 Frank.
1t is gratifying note that al the second enter
|tainment at Memorial Hall for the benefit OF the
Building Fund for he Home for Destitute Children,
the audience was much larger than that which
greeted William Hamilton Gibson at the first cn-
Itertainment and Mrs. Horatio {. King, who had
Icharge of the arrangements, Is entitled 70 much
Icredit for her enterprise and energy Frank Ward
Howard and Stewart l.. Eames were ushers, and
the audience enjoyed fine programme Of music