New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
THE WEEK IN SOClEl l.

have been the on. dHN'NN'~
% tho world OF society, which is Just "o" nrtad
- .oa Tho dust and dirt when are
-, the streets in the cold winds Oh va -
d-,,en from the city all who couIu - -. octuou,
atlantic City and Lakewood 'houe" .,,,snhar.
or,h warmer have much puie' @" 49, -
han this city that many o. "o1 oI, DIV, com,
- 49,, ..o,, Going further South 10 O4u "'"' I'm
ve"'oI o, eJ,d, and cuba, are glad TO avail
lo' 49,, r,,ra salt air to be found at sea-
-. ~ XeU-Tersey ana lie o"ollle'o"'
pine woods of Lakewood. -. o..or,oo, ,,.os
4 pleasant happening OF 49, - (,,,a.,,o. a,,a
rho Informal at-honle given =! me- =,
w, ,ne ~ Torst IN .heir beautiful apartments IN
,nc rieanv Buildins Madison-aNe. ana SeFenS-
''0 he, some excellent music was enjoyed
-. .Aoao n.bo happened to drop in. Mrs Charies ~
~. 49,, Nine Carlotta DIES Nignes sang, MY. NON
- ,loved several volonceNo Solos ana h'Ho
ia Smonson some piano solos, some OF tnoSe
=, ortoved the music were Mrs. Henry CIe"S'
w., 1ohn A. I.owery Mrs. George b. DE Fofes'
w. william jay, Mrs John J. Wysons Mr.. ana
W. Crcnyllo Temple Smelling Miss Schermerhorh'
Mrs James y. Kernochan. Miss Jula henry NJ
Duncan Elliot Miss Elizabeth Bradhurst anu 'he
Misses Del Monte The third weaklys meeuhs o.
the Amusement club took place on Tues0ay even
Ing at the home OF Mr. and Mrs ). MuhleA'oe' =
Bailey in Madison ave- and was one OF the most
delightful GATHERINGS OF this successful L"h'eh Or
ganization The members Of the club ana 'he eA'' q
ores.s were treat ed to some excellent music l"eie
v.cre rscitations and negro melodies 10 the ACCOM-
pqniment Of the guitar by Miss Vernon DorsdS' u
WASHINGTON: several songs by Mrs bede" De-"
min. and violin solos by Fitzhugh Townsend
meeting this week Will be held at the "0'' -
and Mrs John " Bowers T.. ord
Tho ,heatre marty OF J. ". Mackay r'. an"
Robert Cornell Sands. which vas gwen W" ,ornos+
day night at the Berkeley Lyceuii. ""9 orfor,r
and gayest party of the week. Ai'e 90 =, 80. >,
o ~ Emo strollers Of THE Mother-h-ha"'
,hn art
wy. ~ -, orr,aees to the Waldorf where an eiao-
-. Gunner was served in the state apartment
Af,erward there some informal danche' MI
Nfackavs and Mr.. Sands's guests incluued Ny. anu
Mrs Robert Goelet. Mr.. and MrS. ho!ai fhelp'
carroll. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt MIS-
porar Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Have
never ir. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Howard NJ
and Mrs Henry Sloane, Nh and Mrs. Siuhey IN
ian FINLEY Mr. and Mrs Pierre Lorillard ]r'' MI
and Mrs August Belmont, MI ana MIS-. 'd"'es
y n Ianier MI and Mrs. James NJ. waterbury
Miss Grace Wilson, Mss Anna Sands MISS Evelyn
BURDEN Miss Turnure' the Misses Caine'oH, Mss
Pend the Misses Cutting, Reginald Rona'ds, D.
Wadsworth Richie. Brockholst Cutting Perry Bel
wont lanes W. Appleton, Clarence Mackay ana
Herbert Robbins.
several surptuous luncheons and dinners we're
given last week. and all the beauty and diamonds
that are left in town were asSeho'ou d. '"07N
affairs - I,
On TUESDAY night Mr. and Mrs. George Is.
r,o Forest gave large and handsome dinner parry
q, their home in East Fftieth-st their guests
eo,ne later 10 the Waldorf TO JOIN 'he MaOh"E
sands party in the dance On Wednesday d',o'
moon Mrs De Forest gave large iuncheoh' MH,"
.o-,a ~ her guests were Mrs ". seward Neop'
,,rs CHARLES 6 Francklyr. Mrs. Robert Goeiet'
,Iss George Bergman and Miss Hewitt thurs
dav Mrs De Forest gave a luncheon IN hohor %
Mrs Otis OF Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. he fo'eS'
have elected TO pass the coming summer do'o'o'
and expect to sail early in July. Ihey VIII 'e'u,N
IN Tho autumn. in time for the Horse SHOW. me
Train Villa at Newport, which Tor the last 'nie'
or four seasons has been the summer nome o. N''
"a Mrs De Forest will this year be occupied
~, Mr. and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish. ME- ana ME
De Forest have leased II for the season o. LOW
II Is perhaps early yet to tax OF Ne"Po', -
one longs intensely for the sea pieeZe9 anu ''1
sound OF the sea waves Anu !'' - Co.
renting rapidly and new houses are pushlhs 10Y
I'D IN completion Mr.. and Mrs. John II. DAVIS
"a having their villa known as Rhua House, pu'
in order for their occupancy early In JUNE i"e'
evnAct TO have as their guests in August anu sep
,amber Lord and Lady Terence B!ack"oou q"
latter Mr. Daviss only daughter. MT. anu ME-
George Henry Warren have purchased the j. ~ a.
Griswold place in Ocean-ave., and will occupy il
this summer.
The marriage Of Miss Adele Sloane. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas sloane 10 James
Abercrombie Burden, jr.. which Will De ceieDra'eu
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opening the early summer season in the Berkshires
,n tho pavest possibe manner Mr.. and Mrs.
Sloane expect to open Elm Court some time IN
MAY and Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, VINO
have leased the cottage OF W. b. Bacon are eN-
pected TO return from Europe and occupy IL pelore
he month of June. Mr. and Mrs A Orme "uSoh
have made arrangements to pass the summer sea-
son at LenOx.
The death of Lady Jaqueline Mary Alva Monta-
que, the twin daughter Of the Duchess OF Man
chester was a topic OF conversation IN society
last week and with the report from 1ahKtoh D ~,
that Mrs Fernando Yznaga had established herseH
in that far-away city for the purpose OF beginning
divorca proceedings against her husband, the
Yznaga family received more than passing mention
IN the fashionable clubs and drawing rooms some
people In society recall the incident when &C
CURED as Mr. and Mrs. Yznaga were SAILING LOT
Europe, just after their marriage, 1--WE years ago
1t appears that as Mrs Yznaga was waving a
goodby to her friends on the pier with her num-
she dropped It in the stream and II soon dIsap-
peared. Just what the loss OF the muH had to do
with the unpeasantness existing between MT ana
Mrs. YZnaga Is not made clear but the super
stitious lay stress it. Much sympathy is eX-
pressed for Mrs. YZnaga in her trouble. Since her
first appearance in NewYork ballroom. under
the chaperonage OF Mrs Grenyile Kane, she has
been a great favorite and also great belle. Mrs
Yznaga is related TO the Woodbury. and LangdOn
families, of New-York and the Curtses. Of Con-
cord, Mass and the Abbott Lawrences Of Boston.
one Of the minor incidents OF the week. though
none the less interesting the meeting OF the
o. n. Sewing Circle Friday afternoon. at the
home Of Mrs Theodore A. Havemeyer, in Madison
ave This excellent organization counts among It's
members Mrs. Brockholst Cutting. Mrs II. Mort-
mer Brooks, Mrs. Duncan Elliot Mrs Roche, Mrs.
Chester Griswold. Mrs Peter Cooper Hewitt Mrs.
Charles VI. Oeir.chs Mrs William r. Douglas the
Misses Hewitt and Mrs. Whitney Warren.
Mrs. John Lyon Gardiner Will give progressive
euchre party at her home No. GA Madson-ave., on
Tuesday evening. The Thursday Evening Club will
be entertained on Thursday OF this week at the
home OF MI and Mrs J. Hampton Robb in Park
There will probably be extra meeting OF
the club some time in April
One of the largest and gayest Of the June weddings
VIII be that Of Miss Anne Leavenworth Cameron,
second daughter OF Sir Roderick Cameron, to Bel
mont IlNdhY. which ls n I'll on