New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
EASTER WEDDINGS WILL MAKE Up fOf'
LENTEN QUIET.
AN INTERESTING LIST OF CEREMoNii.S-BALlS
AND DANCES WILL TAKE TIE PLACES OF
READINGS AND L~rUREs-N'-
1,ArrS IL, r1iE WEEk.

last night and to-day the butt'rH! "a -
for,h IN an ,ho Gn,ry OF swelling sleeves ne"
gowns noadjn., plumes, pretty bOnnets and al! ''e
other uaraphernalia which 80 10 make Eds'v' sun
dav a day long TO be remembere9. cht ,I t'' THn
course providing the Wetther - th last two
dulness which has cnaracteIiHeV t"V - IN Am
weeks in brooklyn social circles mas come CONF, 70 t "
end, and from now umt,i "a ken the people who
have idle time on their hands out OF iHl'''''''
,r,o entertainments of The wce, just ended were
few and comparatively SHINY attended 'he P.
nal ones being the annual entertainments u III"
prooklvn Eiding club at the Bedford Avenue l''HN
on Wednesday evening and the reception anu "'
ner given 10y the officers and non-co'''''' so
Goo, ~ tho ruh REGIMENT 10 Acknowledgement
Austin O. Crane At the Riding club there were "
number of capi;ally executed trQtunb ITiS
sar tanIcm ride some high Jumping ny h1HdtCtrI
ana a combined ride Of tlt Bro9klyn an, 50 Vas
.5iiirr cIub,. At the Crane dinner, WIZ, "''I
dH H.n me home OF the Lincoln club. Coioh'i
Harry " Michel presds,di Win and "cph Masters
on his right and Brig 81 T,,ev ON his
"ft The dinner eXremsiX Pe4%aAt ddTd
Tor a Iona time by those who took part IN IT,
..r.,,,, of Miss Grace Bacbus. daughter Of
~, or1 Mrs George T. Bdckus. 10 harry H.
u.,,;ar,e,,, took place on Wednesday evening AZ
,h, home of the bride No. Si JefierSoh-aNe'' INC
Bev s J. F. Hchronds. Of the Central congress"
tonal church officiating The mad was o Frederick
~ 3rnoke and the ushers were Frank IhIis1ieIn
ana Miss Mabeie Beadle lover giIis recHp
,jon followed the ceremony. after "IllTn - ~
Mrs Williamson started on an eN, t t ' ON tho
;be South on their return they Will %e ,n ON ' of
Hill MIR Williamson Is a W icnnonjm Clubs
,,oo,i,- was held on Thursday nght at the
1 C,"1 or q number of men interested in
- = rorr,,nent organization 10 manage ami
,,corncr,.e the Industrial Home for the lima Oh
tho CIV of Brooklyn. The incorpora'orS IhN''N'
wfiam Berri. j. q. jenkins. henry ba'l''''H''
1lf
William {. Wallace. Ethan Anen po,H' ,ri;
7 woodruff George \. Price. Ehen T. Morlofd'
AItro3 Zaiss William Kaufman. Charles r.; Leeie'
Walter G. Humstone. David A Boo.F anu H. no ~,
Scbarnoan The organization was ef1eGtea D! 49,, w1e
e;ection OF Mr. Berri president MI Price ser
tary and Mr.. Humstone treasurer Pro IN ~ 70
gressive party at the Popch %Try o." Viii be
an effort 10 funds for me f Hnou,n
hinder the patronage Of a number OF "eIh'io""
society women.
That social matters will be active aiter t'aS'er
day Is shown by the large number OF weddings
which are slated to take place al cary oates. Civ,
~ the largest weddings Of the week VIII be tha' o.
Miss Florence Benton Horsman daughter OF ME-
and Mrs Edward /. IIorsman. to Arthur van
Slcen which takes place on Tuesday az noon III
St Johns Episcopal Church. ST. johns Pace near
and vii be PTT52Te 9ss 1E ihe By the
Rev. George +. Brett rector OF s. JG (4iss NAN
Iiorsman and by Miss Claire Miller, % New YORK.
Miss Hdele Frank Miss Louise Weeks ana Mss MIS-.
Lillian 0Meara as orae'I mar and he ushers viii
Se 5 Carman Harri5tt Louis A Chandler Pro
5ssor Bnj &Ia pf RGTe Of AVN +
Body and T. l. HoTsman. II.
Cards are out for the wedding Of Miss Ethel MI
dr,d Saltus and Charles II. Ludington Jr.' at me
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Church Wednesday. April q
preceding The Ludngton-Saltus welding on sat
urdav. the Goth, Miss Maria rockingham Mason,
daughter Of Mrs Albert Mason. Of Remsen-s' VIII
be married Reginald Sands Blake at the Shu I
of the Saviour. and following H. on the "Vtl' VIII
hat OF
j. Douglas Adam. The marriage OF MISS G Jt'
and Louis j. Praeger. Will take place on the AFTER
noon Of May at the home Oh me or anj r Bmyn
ham Morat. it is announced VIII take pace '0''''
time in June
Cards are also out FOR the wedding of Miss Emma
Frances Martin. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George
w. Martin. to Melvin A. Rice. at O'clock on
Wednesday April a. at the Simpson Methodist Eps-
copal Church Clermont and Wil!oughoy aves.' ana
the engagement OF Miss Jennie Finch daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Frederick J. Finch. Of Eighth-ave,
to Norman A Robertson, OF sterling Pace, mas q,
lust been announced. Another recent engageIa;pt Is
that OF Martin L. Berry. chairman OF the House
Committee of the Lincoln Club, and Miss kellum'
OF Careton-ave
In addition TO the pos,-Len;en dances previously
mentioned in this column. there Will be a suDscrip-
ton dance given at the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms
on Tuesday evening April o. The list OF patronesSes
includes Mrs. Alexander Cameron, Mrs Frederick
NJ. snow. Mrs. CHhord /. l.utkns and A[s.
ynebfs including Frank Osborn, Pervis Hausnan,
Mortimer O Brien. Harry Harrison. Edwin La
Roche and I. Evans ap Jones'
A musical and dance for the benefit Of the Day
Nursery Of the Brooklyn Bureau Of Charities will
be given by the Mystic Circle. in the Pouch Cal
lery, on Thursday evening Of this week The CIR
Gle is composed OF a number OF young society
women. with Mrs. Victoria Duncan-Peckham as
president The patrOnesses are Mrs. Ghailes H.
Raker Mrs Henry Ward Beecher, Mrs. Jonn CPD
Mrs Richmond GLIB Mrs Hrsn u bran1K ME- rs
Lucia Bates Edwards. Mrs John H.. Holmes MIs
Il rs De Th %s T K MaF5n ani MT william
On Wednesday evening the members Of the Brook
iyn Art school viii present series OF tao'eaus
entitled. AN Evening With Old Masters ana Mod
ern Artists" arranged by Walter Shiraw, Wlliam
NJ Chase. benjamin Eggleston, Joseph II. Boston,
Miss Elizabeth r. CONN and Mrs. NJ r. Dickson.
with Paul Hidden. pianist; Francis Fischer Powers
tenor and Victor Harris accompanist in Associa-
ton Hail. at Bond and Fulton SIS. The entertain
ment is given under the PATRONAGE of large nuInDer
Of we'll known society and artistic women includ,ng
Mrs Mrs james townsend Russell Mrs. Raymond Hoag
land Mrs Horace c. R1 va; 49, rK SuS u Mrs.
Eugene q. B.ackford. Mrs. J. > T. Stranahan ana
others.
Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Virgins and the Misses
Virgins expect to sail for Europe on April q, and
remain abroad nearly two years. MI and Mrs John
T. Searles of st. Mark's-ave are on a months trip
TO Colorado which may include visit 10 the Pacific
Coast They are travelling in a private car: and ara
aceompaned by ,r thelr si of cn9naye and
Miss Bessie Jones. of Lefferts Place. The Seareses
VIII as usual. spend he summer al thelr country
place Great Hills, on Buzzards Bay
The Young women who composed the Saturday
Afternoon Euchre Club. one Of the most popular or
Plantations OF is kind the hill have determined
nor 10 disband until late In the spring. ana the
NAL celebration will II is likely be luncheon in
stead OF the usual dance.
The members OF the Riding and Driving Club have
only two weeks in which 10 make their en-
tries for Horse Show the list closing on Satur-
.pru exhibitors
uuusla, activity in getting their horses into show
ring condition. and 1t is expected that this years ex-
h.b;lon will surpass any previously made The car
penters are already at work at the Riding and Driv-
ing Club putting in extra seating accommodations
Montauk Club. The list OF judges is now complete
and consists OF Frederic Bronson Frank n SturSls
August Belmont John f. Cowdin. Frank NJ. Ware.
John d. Cheever David Bonner, Samuel W. Taylor.