New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-15
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
PREPARING FOR THE RINGING OF WE'D.
DING BELLS AFTER EASTER.

DING BELLS AfIER EASlE
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED-SMAI.l HOME FAR
TIES THE ORDER OF THE DAY-NoTEs
AND INCIDENTS
That wedding bells will ring when Easter comes is
definitely settled " the announcements OF engage
m,nts may be taken as guide Some are IN 'ha'
nebulous state where plans are not set'ieu upo" ou
many have so far advanced that dates nave oe."
fixed and discussion OF these coin heforn The
season of new spring bonnets and the awakening Oh
the social sets to h hs Sene seen neither
nor large there has been consineranet q M
Of a miie sort in the way Of small receptions anu
home parties.
o,a ~ tho affairs slated for Easter week is the
,e,on,ion to he given by Mrs. John Van Nos'rand
for tho Alter Ego club in her home, No ls2 Co'um-
hia Heights on the evening Of April Mrs; efe o
F. Goodrich and officers OF the club VIII bs
musical programme. followed by dancing
The engagement of Miss Frank Edith badeau' Vi
pacifc-st. and Henry Percy Macrery' OF congress
st.. has been announced. Miss Badeau - s'amu
dsnehter of the late Dr. John Thorne' anu WI
Macrery from Ssshve Tenn and S was one OF
the thirteen winners OF the exPett ma s w, Cenora
badges which were recently dis'r'ou'e' ~
McAlpin. - :.
Miss Lillian Webb daughter of Benjamin "eoo .,
No Of Columbia Heights. gave luncheoh an"
theatre party last Saturday afternoon Inc un'"eo"
was served at the Hotel Margaret ana the 'nea".
Marty attended the Columbia witnessing "Ron Roy
TThe sues,s who were under the chaperonage , Ia
NJ, I'll "a Carpenter included Miss D. f-steIie
Davis Miss Della Carman: Miss Florence Ba1 Ms.
Miss l Lucy Miss Nuttng. Miss Ethel Hill, Miss
Nina Clement and Miss Violet Christensen
ono Of the weddings mentioned for the spring Is
that of Miss Edith Beard, daughter Oh M 49,,
Re.rd. TO Dr. Samuel Hopkins, and ano'her Is ','a'
ln,,
Of Miss Sally Baker only Rs aaus ga Clair Hester
rector of ST. Georges Church
rhs prosnect Social Club. one OF the largest
social clubs of this city, gave oehs"'' nc ,h
sae and reception Wednesday evening q.
hou. of the president of the club Charles r. lrea
"o , Ye1 paciec-s, The large double pariors
49," ho.ut,fu,,v decorated with ferns ana PAINS
na NTH long streamers Of the clubs coiors' ieu
nd h,ack The members had made eabora.e ~ c .pn
ations for the affair and Mas ncns was furnished
p pv professor Goldsmiths Orchestra. ~ Va rortv
O'clock when the march was formed a hountiful
couples took sses ars in The aers cSS are
Mason vice-president; Robert 1. 'o""e'
Miss Ida Vanderbilt secretary
. ,aush,ru entertainment was gwen III '"o
>,arcv Avenue Baptist Church on luesua' w.,
ing last by the w. l. c. Circle OF '"as s,n,
There was a large attendance anu - a
was realized. The entertainment eo"s ~.
rio taDleduS.
The following are the names OF the 'ao,."us -,
those who took par, in them: Liberty MISS io',
tic Beers and William KLINE, [. H. Du''''e
william Whittier; Spanish" Miss grace ,"',,
md Fred Ballard: knight and Lady MISS ~" -
ruf, and Edwi I'd de Guiscard; puritan MISS
49, whi,,isr and William KLINE; Five O'Clock
To. +" Miss Harretta L. Mason, Miss Grace smith,
Nice Marion Turner Miss Ida Purdy. MISS oaue
SIMPSON Mr. Fiat z. Stow; sailor MISS a
Moseley and Raymond Dunno; scotch. MISS 90. va.
Jones and William Written; French MISS 60
Simpson and F. Fiat Hay%alksrsi nn MISS Rogers ers
Mss NE; '" %ons Kns and
s'0T a Dann. Ha aypss EE'n ard
a6s FREQ MntS soa!s MSS
Miss A%ne Mason Wam Ka sSrv B sST,s
N Ns; MINIS asS snS
Init sS wsg soc kyHs Miss e la % %d
sm A Ml. Nav sm1S Miss hSe May ons %
s Mans Mon Msf Miss Gere Tuf Miss MarSn
P STSsF ana Wa% Rs%as Ms Max
Ana Rsrm Gsoisg Dunno and Frank swany; Gresian
Miss pors Mason and a GS %am Kane seeng
MSS s,shs Miss Annie Meson and William Whit
ten: "frilby." Miss Alice Written and f. huth.
Mr. and Mrs L. Kneeland gave birthday party
on Wednesday evening in honor OF their daughter
Miss Katie Kneeland. their home No. IS Nos
rnrsic and the supper table was bountifuly laden
The greeting to Miss Kneeland was pronounced ana
friendly John H. Miller and the Ochiltree brothers
sang the hit of the evening was made by MISS
skirt dances. The guests were G. Wiener. Miss
Thompson, Charles Faon o. l NIB Mss
f yons Mss MIS- Kp &asrs Master
Miller Miss r. Lyons. Master John p9ueh hady IT,
Miss Annie Lyons kiPP MISS MISS g. fjde
and Miss L. Kneeland
Tho Friday afternoon dances in the court martial
room In the Navy Yard are being continued during
the Lenten season and are we'll attended Several
small parties from the various parts Of the city are
made I'D ca CHI week. and large number from New
York come over In Of the Navy Yard tugs to at
ierd the dances The ladies of the Yard receive the
guests and preside over the tea-tables In the tea
dances The dance OF last Friday omitted ow-
Ing to the death OF Lieutenant w. O. Babcock.
Flatbush people have a topic of much interest in
the announcement Of the engagement OF Miss Laura
l.. Zabrskie,. daughter Of the Rev. and Mrs Jere
n,iah L. Zabriske. to Frank Crisfeld. Miss Ia
briskie IL a descendant OF the Old Colonial family Of
that name, and IL active in church and phiian-
thropic work, as well as In the literary and social
interests Of the charming suburb In WHICH she lives
Her father since his retirement from the ministry
has. devoted himself to the study of the natural
sciences. and is president Of the New-York Micro
scopc Society. Mr. Crisheld Is member OF the
Dutch Reformed Church; Of Flatbush and also OF
the Knickerbccker Field Club. In which ne takes
an active part in the line Of entertainments.
4 delightful reception was given at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Trimbe. No 1871 Monroe
St on Wednesday evening in honor Of the fifteenth
anniversary Of their marriage. The par.ors were
Handsomely decorated with pains and potted plants,
while the china and linen ware used at the supper
were all OF Ugh. blue The guests began to arrive
ss early as O'Clock and were received by the host
IA hostess OF the evening. Congratulations were
.a,red unon them by all those present. While 1t
was crystal wedding. many OF the guest. s pre-
nianes which showed the esteem In which they are
held BY their friends Dancing Was Ssu one u OF
tae 'sa ~ proSassnr De witt The guests also