New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-26

mission the price OF which Is g. A committee OF
men will be on hand to serve as ushers. Among
them will be George Bird oliver Hartman jr, j.
Graham Phelps Stokes, Robert Cornell Charles +.
Pelew. Henry L. Sprague Gordon Fellows and
James Henry Smith.
Among the patronesses of the tea are Mrs.
Charles p. Alexander. Mrs. John S. Barnes Mrs.
Frederic H. Belts. Mrs Benjamin Brewster. Mrs
Henry L. Burnett. Mrs. Frederick G. Burnham.
Mrs. A. Cass Garfield. Mrs. julius Catlin. Mrs.
VILLAIN Brewster Clark. Mrs. William - Irving
Mrs. William Crane Mrs r. ]: Cross, Mrs. 5. Van
Rensseaer Cruser Mrs Fulton Cutting Mrs
+. Dlmock, Mrs W B. Dinsmore jr, Mrs. Arthur
n Dodge. Mrs George E. Dodge MIS- ,,,,, William IN
bra a 0? Ms al sS%y Gorss Mrs.
Mrs Walter s Gurnee jr Mrs j. Hooker Ha .r.r
K Jesup' Mrs 4 b Jui::iafd Mrs Mrs De L4ncey
kss Mrs. Ewsrs King Ms JAIME. Gore King
Mrs Luther Kountze. Miss =. G. Livingston. Mrs
J. A. Lowery Mrs. n. l.: McCready, Mrs H. w.
Mcvcksr. Mrs James Msrkos. Mrs , w. Starr Ni.r
Robert B. MlntErn Mrs Trenor L. Park, Mrs. John
E. Parsons. Mrs. Charles E Peew, Mrs. James W.
Hampton anSt Robb. Mrs william f. strong Mrs. F;
surss Mrs T. sTe Tro mSer ,r mrs Henry
Valentine. Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Mrs j: VI.
S MS1e[ c' Wiilm Mri AieNa"'e'
The dates selected for the fortnightly dances
which are tc be held at Sherry's are December ard
49, January 5 and 49, and February and t. The
patronesses for the dances Mrs. John Sloane.
Mrs Denning Duer. Mrs. Frederic Goodridse. Mrs
c. r. Huntington. Mrs; Charles SANDS; Mrs Mrs
Lewis l. Rsa v Mrs hrs chae III Be- arsn Mrs
W. W. Hoppn, Mrs. E. r. Biddle and Mrs. H. l..
Lewis
The marriage OF Miss Minnie Volkenins to DR..
Franz Torek will take place on Wednesday even.
ing next at the home of the brides parents Mr. and
Mrs Henry volkening. No As East sixtieth-st' Inc
marriage ceremony. which viii be performed by
the Rev pr Aaefman Of the Gmanps dinpar
reception and dance at the Liederkranz Club
house.
A concert for charity in connection with the
Five Points House Of Industry and st. Rose Acad-
envy will be given Thursday afternoon next at
4 o'clock at No "a West Twenty-sixth-st. by cour-
,esy OF the NewN ork Press Club under the pairon,
King Mrs. Alcernon s. Sullivan. Countess d Brdzza
Mrs Willis sfesle Mrs 81 JON MoDd MRS mFs jas
5 Clarkson, Mrs Augustus Whting, Mrs, Ea'haniel
The annual parade OF the New-York Coaching
Club will take place on Saturday afternoon. May
Although IT Is about three weeks earlier than In
former years and there will probably not be very
large number OF coaches in line II IL expected tha'
spectacle
start will be made about o'clock in the afternoon,
from point in Fifth-ave.. near Sixticth-st. Six
coaches are certain be In the line and there may
be two or three others The whips viii be co'onei
William Jay August Belmont. Prescott Lawrence.
Reginald w. Rives. Theodore A. Havemeyer, W.
Watts Sherman. Edward d. Morreil and Nelson
Brown OF Philadelphia. The coaches Will 70
through the Park and along the customary route 10
Claremont on the Riverside Drive. returning the
same way. ana disbandng at the Metropoiilssn
annual spring drive of the members OF the club on
the old coach Pioneer VIII take place on SATURDAY,
May 9. when about dozen men will start from the
Hotel Brunswick early in the morning and drive 10
August Bemonts country pace or Long s isand
and will return to town on Monday Afternoon on
Saturday. May IT, hy T a Where to he s be-
entertained until Monday by Nelson Brown.
A handicap tournament for sets OF three women
and three men was played yesterday afternoon at
the regular weekly meeting of the Badminton Club
which was he'd in the Berkeley Armory. The
prizes for the women. small fancy tea table pre-
scented by Mrs. John a. King a silver and glass
flower vase. given by Mrs Frederic j. De Peyster.
Bailey. were won by the Misses Sands and Miss
Clarke The mems prizes. an ANTIQUE ehkra Ss
and silver shaving set. were secured by schuyler
scheffen MuTray H. s5ong ana g. Ia VIZ ", WI,
table. The last meeting OF the club VIII be held on
Saturday next
An interesting social incident tomorrow after
noon will be Miss Amy Bakers annual recital when
will take place Sherry's at $3.50 o'clock
Miss Baker will be assisted by Mrs. Frederick Dean
contralto. and George W. FERGUSON. barytone
Some OF the subscribers for Miss Bakers entertain
ment are Mrs. +. J. Berwind. Mrs. Ethan Allen
Miss Calender, Miss De Forest. Mrs. Frederic r.
Coudert. Mrs. Walter Cutting. Mrs John Dillon
Mrs. John Drew, Mrs. Henry NJ Day. Mrs.. James
Roosevelt. Mrs. Roosevelt Scovcl Miss How. Misc
Porter. Miss Hayden. Miss La Montague. Mss Conk-
ling. Miss Mary Cunningham, Mrs. } II Johnston
Mrs. James McNamee. Mrs Jose de Navarro and
Mrs. Victor Newcomb.
lease of Mrs. Richard Twins house. in West
Thirty-sixth-st.. and will occupy 1t during Mrs.
Twins absence abroad Mrs Irwin sailed for Europe
| on Wednesday last.
The marriage Of Miss Adeline G. Daniel to Henry
Lowndes Caldwell took place on "Wednesday after
neon at o'clock at the home Of the brides father
John Daniel, Tarrytown-on Hudson, the Rev. j.
/ Selden Spencer performing the ceremony. In con-
sequence OF the recent death OF the mother OF the
! bride only members Of the family were present.
The Amusement Club had' an exceptionally de-
! light.u evening at Sherrys last Wednesday,. La
Teere Were dances by MISS Rth Dennis dances and
songs by Miss King and Miss Hahn. funny songs
stories by Press Eldridgc. and music by an or
chestra.
THE ORATORIO SOCIETYS CONCERT.
The Oratorio Society, at its final concerts OF the
season, given Friday afternoon and last evening.
brought forward for the first time In this country
rev setting Of the "stabat Mater" by George Hen
schel. 1t Is praiseworthy thing TO afford the New
York public hearing Of new works, and equally so
to give their composers opportunity Of shaping
the performance In conformity with their Ideas ami
Intentions as was done IN this By having the