New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
1.rNrEN QUIET BROKEN BY NO PUBLIC
FUNCTIONS.
ORGANIZED FOR CHARITY-A WEEK of M

,,.o,xs ro voRRow-NoTEs AND INCIDENTS
rho ouis, ~ Lent has settled down on brooki!"
..a,o,, c,rc,ea and beyond the routine OF "''"o
affairs deemed suitable for the fo''s 'aS ,,, ord
little 20 chronicle save an oc'as -. =. Laan
@he affairs which serve the doup!e pu'po' 49,,
tny the wheels from rustng ana 'ne pep ,.
losinp touch entirely with the things anu i 49,.
-, en- world one OF the most important iH0'"'
Of the week In the lire OF charitapie WORN ""' ~
INCORPORATION of the East End Christmas nv I,
sooation The objects of the society are S
IN those OF the organization which has us ChiiS'
mas celebration in the Columbia lhed"e' an" Va
xttch Mrs Frank Sitg is OF the ieaderS' our.
now many poor children haze been MAUI n tnp1IS
ne dificult to estimate but the number is iarse:
and. in addition. the WORK o, ,hsrvise reach
IS extended to poor families. that the s,ope OF
the work is constantly widening Inc EIorsnce
sne o' encS Camilla u. Peters Kate Esh ,,S
Elizabeth Haser sarah F. hn9" Pesnse Emile
Wurster Katharine Bard; ADA NJ; ~ Iiva,s Mar
= Barron. Emma Nay MnmiT a ~ 1nIia + Dck
all OF Brooklyn.
A Tuesday evening wedding which atrac,ed
large number Of guests was that or MISS hulua
Lissner and Isidore Butonmakor OF boston "hich
took place at the home OF the bride. NO y BerKee!
Place the Rev Dr. Gesmar. OF the Temple Israel.
ofnc,at,ne The bride was Unattended and the
best man was Felix Vorenberg. OF Boston. Ihere
were ushers The Whit satin r,PIon co,, ,hn
q, the bride~Miss Alice and Master Arnold Furst
The bride who IL niece o, As ISL bsT
Solomon Furst On their return from an ,,
Southern trip Mr.. and Mrs. ButtonmaKer VIII
make their homo IN Boston.
One Of the most interesting affairs OF Tuesday
evening was the celebration of the silver wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w Car
ruthers. at their home. No. rs McDonough-s There
was a crush OF guests who came to oner their con-
CALCULATIONS and assist In making the celebra ton
H.. he hand
somey decorated Mr. and Mrs. Carruthers re-
ceving IN the .drawins-room under bridal bower
Of green vines entwned around branches OF oak.
which was relieved with a studdng OF cut roses.
Woven into the canopy with silver ribbon were the
dates lS7l-ls9S. A large number OF beautiful and
valuable gifts received by the couple. and the
list of guests included. among others. Mr.. and Mrs
Russell Parker. W A. Pothier. Mr.. and Mrs. West
Pollock West Pollock jr MIR. ard Mrs. j. Par
fridge. NJ. and Mrs w. Poulson. Senator AMI Mrs
W II. Reynolds Mr.. and Mrs. Clark D. Reinhart
Mr. and Mrs Ross Randolph, Dr. and Mrs H. C.
Reed. Mr.. and Mrs George Rove; Mr.. and Ms
and Mrs j; smith, Mr and Ms. J. v. SOFT. Mr.
so john N ssb Mr. snG Mrs ssbe "p Dr. and
Mrs H Terry Mr and Mrs william IN. rs 1gS Mr.
r a s MFs Mrs TsFGy p F aHa Ss nsrn%S
Mrs Leonard Meiles Or and Mrs Thomas Wer
Weeks. Miss Wurstcr Mr.. and Mrs; ". Green
SSss Ms P Mss Asf ve Ffhm Wills
bead Mr. and My James ar Ashe4 Mr. a M Mrs an
Ss Ts Nii Ga % and ND M
Rchard BarrOws. Miss Ess BarrSws Miss Evelyn
Barrow Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bloom " Bloom
Mr and Mrs Richard Burrows; Miss Grace ace Bur
and Mrs John Boyle. John Boyle. jr. and Mr.. and
Mrs. W Barre.
East End circ.es entertained Tuesday
afternoon by Mrc. j. Henry Dick at her home, No
iA South Ninth-st. The hostess assisted in re-
;ceiving by the Misses wurster Miss Belle siebert.
Miss Alice Siebert and Mss Rhodes. The decora-
tions beautiful and the display of flowers was
exceedingly attractive. Among the guests who en-
Xr and Mrs Fred MollenhaueI Nj and Mrs J.
Donald. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Schumann, Z. Caldwell. F;
Sir. and Mrs II, Fiske. Mr ana Mrs f Iiavens'
George Mon and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hubbeu.
Mrs. Edward Tasker Howard held the last OF her
Tuesdays at home this week. In the evening the
guests enjoyed cha rmlng impromptu music.
among those present being Mr. and Mrs John :.
James. Mrs. Howard Glib Miss GLIB, Mrs HERE
shoff. Mrs. John g. Ladd. Mr.. and Mrs Skeffng-
ton Norton. william RAYMOND. Barcay Dnnham.
Mr. Robinson, Fl. W. Il. Howard and Dr. Il. W.
Bierbauer.
The cycle show under the auspices OF the Cycle
Club Of Brooklyn at the Armory Building, promises
to be popular rendezvous during the week be-
ginning March 8. The projectors of the affair nave
spared no pains 20 make a success from every point
Of view. The spaces being rapidly taken up by
the leading makers who will make an effort to
excel their recent displays in New-York. an &C
compshment which VII be facilitated by the
larger space allowed them and the greater length
OF time which they enabled TO devote to per
fecting arrangements A fine orchestra of fifteen
twenty pieces will play every evening ne
a. society night when it is hoped that tne fashion
able contingent viii be present. Iaeslay Gyfns
Thursday. League Of American Whee.men night;
Friday Thee mems nst and n nNr 'Sf n cy W
exhibit have special features in view, when they
will not make known until me snow is op ~ ,hs
fair sex will be those of the costumers. who VIII
show a great variety of cycling outfits
The next meeting of the Froebel Society will take
place tomorrow. and Will be IN charse oi t"7
Science Committee. Mrs Rachel Nenduhii. cnair-
man There will be two papers. follow ed by discus
sion Amateur Scientific Work During a summer
vscati, n by Mrs T. C9ckey ana Ine n rts.
dent Of the Brooklyn Health Protective ASSOCIATION
The Science Committee also has M,s mssng az Of M
Foe6e Aeadem win III, ef bsv R wfs b on OBJECTION
OF specimens with which to illustrate her tax
r,osr,,s the Indictment weather OF Wednesday the
class in civil Government and Municipal Polity
, vas formed at the home of Miss Halsey Miss MIL
lsr gave brie: account OF the workings oi '"e
Constitution reference 10 the powers ana dnes Oh
the President which were compared with those OF
,hs president Of the French Republic. Afterward
Or. members discussed the subject OF taxation, Miss
Miller showing A decided leaning toward the taxa
zion OF land values alone Among those VINO nave
.,rosdv ,o,ned the class are Mrs. Warren Cort' MIS-
1870 dillon and the Misses Hasey. Nuns. Orcn,,
ard, Lambert and sackett Inc mex, ins, nsloch
q, me home OF Mrs. George Gon. No. liS Nc
Oonough-st.
Musical matters Will claim large share OF at'en'
zion this week and whatever the results Oh 'he
s>ason may be music lovers VIII nave "au Nv
$50 .o con,,ain Of a lack OF sweet sounds or
var,ety Of ways In which they have been presented
Miss Grace wierum's concert. in Memorial iian OF
the Young women's Christian Association 'o,lnoa
row evening IL likely 10 attract large auu'em'o'
not only because II is Lent ana mere 81, 80" 80
.'so,,on. hat on account Of the people who are
,,.,ed az patronesses Of the affair Car Nseses'