New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-02
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
SIGNS THAT THE SEASON is NEAR ITS
END
NUMBER OF GooDBY RECEprioN''N'-
Still. ON THE HsT-AT HoMf''


which are printed this week show more p'a'n's '"a.
W.. - ro ,b,ro-that the season is nearing It's
"a .,,houyh there are several affairs oil more vi
less Importance still on the schedules Vi 'ie 'o0'
circles The ball of the Emerald Ciuo was wv P,'
,inal public affair of the week. ana inns wee" ~
only three affairs of prominence; tne reoep''o"
dance at the Knapp mansion on TUESDAY eNenine'
I,or bv Mr. and Mrs j. Henry~Dick; the Plaza AS
semb1v on Thursday evening. and the Mld%lhi yer
dance of the Poly seniors. 10 De sIh,en ~ a,nnne
Tuesday nights presentation of "fastan G,a nos
attract the attention it deserved. a,i and opera
lovers in the Academy of Music That the pHop pr
are going TO be busy even II 'ne hnwn bv the in
creased attendance at the various &c ,ampb,
where the gentle art OF ridns , Pe season viii
and unless all signs are wrong tue or"'ou oo,,,o
hereafter be confined to the times when wheen1s
is impossible on account OF the weather VI 'e
hin people were in evidence at the weuu'ns VI
,,iss Frances Marie Vernon. daughter OF the late
co,uel Vernon to Austin Graham turner "hich
,oo,. Mace on Tuesday afternoon in the Washington
Avenue Baptist Church, the Rev Dr. Ells' pastor Vi
the church. officiating. The bride was a.,e'iueu ps
Miss Hodsdon as maid Of honor ana MISS Ma,ie
Turner and Miss Norma Hanley as ,S sbes
Joseph Turner the best man. ana tne Noris
were Jay Carlisle Clarence Brown AiIieu JI,h
Lemuei Benedict Clinton Ei.'O., ed an supper was
served to the bridal party and memDerS ~ Ianns
Radcf ~
The marriage of Miss Cora Louise Olena ana Al
frod peu Haven OF New-York took place on
Wednesday evening at the home OF the orue pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. Theophilus Olena' NO. 40 %
Johns Place. The ceremony was periormeu us ''ie
Rev l.. W McCarty. OF the Roman Ca'hoho |n"i."
of ST Augustine. On account OF the fact that the
,,o,ber of the bride is invalid only members OF
the two families present There were no
bridesmaids The bride wore gown OF slveI " ii'e
satin with duchess lace and pearl trimmings. "A
supper followed the ceremony and at late hour me
happy couple started on Wedding Irp i'm IN NV
usin a
York City. The bridegroom Is son ol ."e a.
General Joshua haysn Of san eshion Parks Of
Emmanuel Church. Boston, who last week SGcini M,
The bride is the eldest daughter Of Mt ana Mrs drS
Olena Mr.. Olena is among the pest kmowa II. ar na
mos present of the Board Of Aldermen and FREE
ouentjy offcated as Mayor Of the city.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. John Ditmas. )r''
received for the first time in several years al hei
home in Pierrepont-st- Mrs. Ditmas was assisted
in receiving By Mrs f. A. Lewis. Mrs. William wat
son. IT, Mrs. George McAllister Hess. the Misses
Ditnas sisters Of Mr.. Ditmas. and Miss Badeau'
Between three and four hundred guests were pres pres
ent during the afternoon including me renrese ma,
tive society people Of this city ana I'M many rGce1 IRON
New-York and out OF town AFTER te or,t al
Mrs. Ditmas entertained 'he receiving parry "'
dinner
Mrs Samuel Bovine Duryea and Mrs. Edwin Car
rjngton Ward nee Matson Of Remsen-st gave their
second and last at home on Monday last. Inc re-
ceivng party included Mrs. F. c. Ward, MIS-. H.
HOlDrOOk
ton: Miss Ethel Moore. Miss Fannie Moss MISS
Grace Holt. Miss Marion Smith Miss Ethe Moss loss
Mrs Tuns g. Bergen. Mrs. George A Aim. Mrs ava .
] Wells Miss Alexina Smith. OF Baltimore; MISS
cline Litchfeid. Miss seaman Miss Sarah seaman
Mss I Rnsh Gkison' Mrs Thomas r. French Mrs
James W. MacBrde and Mrs. Frederick W. MOSS
Mrs John Drew Snedeker and Miss Snedeker, or
Park Place held their last at home on TUESDAY
Of this week The rooms artistically decorated
nd to
daughter were assisted in receiving by the Misses
burns. Miss Wingert Miss Richardson. Miss Bertha
Mrs Albert r. Angus. Mrs. Daniel Slote and Mrs
Alfred T. Martin. OF Montclair.
The last Of a pleasant series Of at homes was held
on Wednesday by Mrs. George Wingate ana the
Misses Wingae. of No. LOO Dean-st Ihe hos'eSses
were assisted in receiving by Mrs. Charles Wingate
Miss Man Miss Harriet Man. Miss Susan Man. MISS
Ripley Miss Florence Lowell the Misses Broun and
Miss Caroline Halsey AT the close OF tne recePt,On
party and in the evening a dance was ENJOYED py
those who had assisted In receiving at inns ana we
previous tea and number of young men from the
hill and Park Slope.
The informal dance given on Monday evening by
nifty young women Of the Hill and Park Slope In
the Pouch Mansion, was a novel ana extremely
ENJOYABLE affair The arrangements were all made
by the young women, and each one invited her
escort Until midnight the usual order OF things
prevailed but after that hour the rule was en-
forced that no man should dance unless invited by
a lady. The patronesses OF the dance were Mrs
William Ray Mrs Clarence Creighton, Mrs Will
fam Hyde Wheeler, Mrs. William j. Battey. Mrs
Southland and Mrs. Sheridan. Among those present
were Miss squier Miss Otis. Miss Pitcher Miss
Grace Tuttle Mrs ST John Wood Mss Ace
Miss Webster, Miss Ray Miss Sloan Miss Page.
Miss Hart. Miss De Bevoise. Miss French Mrs.
Srase St JOHN WOOD. w Harrison Corbett Mr.
Haskell Mr.. DE Bevoise. Mr. LOOMS Mr. Benner'
Amos Hawey Dr. Webster, Mr.. HOW'LL ana
Clarence Smith
Miss Anna Pinkerton OF Eghth-ave. and Miss
Florence and Miss Edith Glib, OF Gates-ave., are
spending a fortnight at Lakewood, chaperoned by
Mrs Edward Glib. who for some time has been
guest at the Laurel House
Miss Reitzenstein and Miss Marion Reitzenstein
gave pretty pink tea at their home No 20 Car
roll-st on Wednesday afternoon, and large
number of guests present The receiving
party included Mrs Charles Henry Hill. Of Orange
Mrs. William W Campbell. Mrs. r. Ross Appleton,
Miss Helena Dotler Mrs. Leon Hourdequin, Miss
Anita Simonson. Miss Louise PAUL.. Miss Lille
Tamagno of New-York: Miss Lillian Webb and
We're Mrs Myron Canda. Mrs, Gmri Hibbard, Miss
Alice Street: Miss Frances Steger, MISS MISS 6 Alce
wood. Miss Marion Richter: Miss Claire Merriam IAN
Miss Flaurena Ward, OF New-York Miss Lucy
RunyS %d MsS 1we Miss Wather Mrs samuel
Phelps Miss Helen Hannah and Miss Lucy jenkins
The Eas, Ed was not left out in the list of socia
entertainments. for there was goodly gathering al
the mink tea given by Mrs. William Knight and Mrs
John s. King. at Mrs. Knights home No. ls1 keap
st. Potted plants palms and pink carnations were
the decorations. and the guests were received o'
Mrs Knight, Mrs. King. Miss Maude King MRS
Wrs Fer1uson and Mrs. Watson. Among those whS
called Colonel and Mrs AndreT Mrs n na Frane
Ynnnc Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Spence, Nj ana Mrs.
BERNARD Peters Mrs David Wiiams Nj amf e
SGir and Mrs j. D. Sperry. Mr. and Mrs. John part
ridge, Miss Car,ledge Charles Russell sea M Mss
Kic:bins the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. J.. H. Darlington
and Miss Lamb
Some of the young people on the Hill nave ar
ranged a pleasant series of dances OF "h'ch t"'
have been given one at the nome Oh M's, - -,
-, T., washineton-ave and one at the home