New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

800 aud nv absolutely none Va -.,..
9Th the meetings of the Euchre NIuo, -, 1-,,ict
VIZ" ~,, ,h THURSDAY Evening Club the MUM
.,oc,.r Rowling and the Badniin'o" .hoo.ro
sc,her with almost numberless dinner n,ahI void
nar,ies the members Of the 10 nv 49,, ,o,,rs 30
Young and old found enough 10 III ,., on tho sbov
tho week most pleasantly. Anu W., h,moh cor
NV 1 fr,volity the various 'hurch seI-
" 80. -, neglected. Nor were Inc 'hll''e'S
od ,os,ur,a makers openings shsh'eu al ''e 20"
,boucb I, must be admitted 'h'' '"7 ,,,
women OF to-day so many 'i 'i, n.-,o in
orders direct Paris. show ", ,nno
80 j., ,be display of sprins iashiohS DIT ho"'V'
80 " a,,ent club which held its regular
-, TING on Tuesday evening at the nome oi
NJ a,1 Mrs John NJ. Bowers, when progressive
srcbrs was the diversion enjoyed an extra ineet'"S
~, rri0,v evening at the home OF io"%ru WI"
-, g., East Sixteenth-st. Cards and music were
.,sod and were followed by supper Inc mem-
49, - ,he club will assemble this Tuesday evening
ar the home of Miss Julia Wells. No. 10 west oe'-
eptaonth-st. when the final meeting Of the orS@n'-
cation will be held. The Euchre club, whose MEM
bers nearly all belong TO the dancing Classes Vi,
rani.ed by Mrs John 7. Hall and Mrs. Philip ).
sands will hold It's meeting this week at the nome
Of Mrs James Gallatin. in Wes; FIfty-hftn-s'.
pleasant incident OF Tuesday evening was the re-
cept.on with music given by Mr. ana Mis iIeho'
l.. Park, in the womens annex OF the Me'ropoi''''
Club Miss Marguerite Hall, Victor Harris ana 'he
hostess took part. Mrs. Park playing Vioiln SOLOS
Mrs Frederic J. De Peyster gave card party d.
her home No : East Forty-second-st, on Nedhes-
day evening. about half a hundred OF 'hs young
friends of her daughter, Miss He.en De ie!s'ei'
The prizes were handsome silver oThaiie"ts' "
elaborate supper bv Pinard VAS served 10 WIN"
some older people were invited Some OF 'h'se
ent were the Count and Countess de Moh'S'-'
Nile. Madeleine de Mont'aulnin MISS W., = o.
Miss Elone Neesey. Miss Adele "aroI.''' I,
land. Miss Helen Kinss.and Ni'S ,.,,a 1n,
Miss Barbey, Miss Emily Norrie t'oo".'ue A-S
inrs,on John c. Neesey. Albert Fairfax ana Hu-
ward De- Peyster Livingston
Scarceiv is the season for dancing over iAah ar
rangements are made for next winter when .ne
cav season VIII as usual begin in November Inc
dates chosen for the Tuesday evening dances winch
will again be given at sheTry's are Januar! ~ anu
February IS and for the Assembly BATS Jahuar!
and February IS are the dates CHOSEN. Inc H,ee',
,ngs OF Mrs John r Halls dancing class VIII be heid
on Tuesdays, beginning DecenoeE D. tAer U" De
cemher II January : and p. February and April L.
Mrs JIenrl NJ Rrae,n's class will resume its meet
inrs on December 5 The Patriarchs. as published
in The Tribune last Sunday, have declded 10 sNe
two balls next winter. the first on the Monday De
fore Christmas and the second on the Monday be-
fore Ash Wednesday. Mrs. John I. Hall. with
number Of ladies prominent in society, has arranged
20 give two large dances next winter 1T Sherry'S
There will be twenty patronesses each OF Whom VIII
be entitled 10 eight invitations
Several engagements were announced last week.
Including those of Miss Adele Larooque, daughter
OF NJ and Mrs. Joseph Larocque. TO Howard J..
Thomas son OF Dr.. and Mrs. T. Ga;llard Thomas;
Of Miss Elizabeth Cynthia Barney. daughter OF New
comb c. Barney. of this city TO DR.. John Buell., OF
Il,chfeid Conn: Of Miss Nina Ervng, second
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John ErvIng, 10 John V.
l.. Pruyn son OF the late John V. /. Pruyn. of
Albany; of Miss Mance. daughter of William De
Forest Manice and sister Of DE Forest Manice 10
Henry Martyr Alexander, son of James W. Alex
ander and Of Miss Anne Agnew 10 Samuel Sloan
Auchincloss. Of the late Edgar S Achincloss
From Rome comes the formal announcement Of the
engagement OF the daughter of the Princess Bran
caccio. Donna Eleanora. 10 Don Francesca Mas
simo. Prince dAasoli. whose grancmothe: was a
princess of the House OF Savoy, and his mother a
daughter Of the Duchess de Berri. The Princess
Brancaccio. who before her marriage Miss
Elizabeth Field, the only child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hickson Field formerly of this city. accompanied
by her parents. went 20 Rome TO live more, than
twenty-five years ago. MI Hickson Field died some
years aso, leaving a large fortune. including con-
siderable real estate II the neghborhood OF the
Boulevard and Observation-Disclosures ighth and
-hundre Land forty-ninth SITS Rumors OF other
Interesting matrimonial, alliances are rife. but moth
ing is positively announced.
On Thursday, at noon Miss Maud Hopkinson Will
be married to Louis Lawton Hopkins Of Boston,
at the home OF her mother. Mrs. Mary NJ. Hopkin-
son, No. 1045 Madison-ave. Only relatives and
small number of intimate friends Of the two fami-
lies have been hidden to witness the ceremony ana
70 attend the breakfast which follows it, The Rev
Dr. Abbott E. Ki,tredge the pastor OF the Madison
Avenue Reformed Church. Will perform the cere-
mony. The bride, who Is daughter OF the Ia'e
David II. Hopkinson. OF this city Will be una'-
tended There will be no ushers Henry Crawford
White will be best man
The wedding of Joseph keppleT, son OF we late
Joseph Keppier the cartoonist and Miss Lulu Been
tel daughter OF George Bechtel. VIII be celebrated
on Thursday in the FIRST Presbyterian Church at
Stapleton s. ]. The marriage Of Miss Anna Alex
ander daughter OF Andrew Alexander 10 DR.. Sam
.ie.h "
At $50 o'clock Thursday evening in the Central
Presbyterian Church. Yves: Fitty-seventh-st near
Broadway. The marriage ceremony VIII De per
formed by the Rev. DR.. Robert NJ. Sommerv!ie'
pastor the Second Reformed Presbyterian Church,
who will be assisted by the pastor of the church.
the Rev Wilton Merle Smith. and the Rev James
Kennedy the pastor Of the Fourth Reformed Pres
byterian Church. Miss Alexander. who will wear
gown of white satin and tulle veil, VIII have as
attendants two bridesmaids sister Miss Isabelle
Alexander, and Miss ONeli, who Will also be at
tired In white. Or. John Roland Shannon Will be
Dr. Murtland's best The ushers Will be DR..
William H. Roby. OF Boston; David Levey DR.. Will
lam NJ Harrison Herbert II. Knox AMI David
Miller Of this city and A. a. kirkpatrick, Of Brook
lyn The reception which follows the ceremony will
be held at the home Of the brides father No. 300
Yves, FYfty-frst-st. ana VIII be for relatives and
intimate friends only.
On Easter Monday afternoon at O'Clock Miss
late Charles Thorp Gilbert. OF GbertsviEe. Otsego
County. y. Y. and granddaughter Of the late VIII |
tam T. Disosway. OF this city, Will be married 20
Lowell Hall jerome, son Of the late Lawrence L.
jerome and nephew OF Leonard jerome, in the
Church Of the Heavenly Rest. Fifth-ave and Forty
ffh-st. Several hundred invitations have been cent
out for the ceremony at the church, but the sub |
seQuent reception at the home OF the brides mother
No IS West Fifty-eghth,st, viii be attended Only
by the close relatives OF the Gilbert and jerome
families and limited number Of intimate friends
OF the bride, mostly her schooma,es. The Rev. Or.
u. Parker Morgan. the rector. Will oficiate Miss
Gilbert. who is exceedingly pretty girl viii make
beautiful bride in her gown OF white satin, made
with train of white broca1ed satin trimmed with
point lace. Her veil will he % exquisite point lace
a present from Mrs. Jerome the mother Of the
bridegroom. No jeweied ornaments Of any kind
are 10 be worn The veil will be affixed the Golf
fure with a coronet OF orange blossoms. Miss Nan
elite Di5osway Adams, cousin OF the BRIDE VIII
be the maid Of honor She viii wear pretty cos
tune OF pink six and moussciire de sole and carry
hluaue Of Easte ,iliss M.ss Lczahe,h Own. hin