New-York tribune., 1896-05-31
TN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

rhen a good time is in sight. The oiuei ''' -,
Of the various sets-that s those Of them VINO na'e
a nersonal interest in the graduauons-"'ii 'e ma,
~, ,ou,n long enough to that the much-pri1eu
= d,noma has been and received, ahS nv scena
away for a long rest or at least bt cnais sweled by
the engagements which have oeeh d,,ration att The
some Of which " % sseng Se IN Enthusiasts max
ing the most of the spring wings fSe natural
see tne VA, ,h ooinS into commission OF several
yacht clubs yesterday and the S'"'i'''
fairly started on rs corrse
An engagement of interest 10 people on 'he
Heights and the Hill is that or MISS hoso
OF Berkeley Place. William IA. Nichois' j. W
Clinton ave, which has just been ahhouh..u .w
Tilden has not been In society much OF ia'e uh'.
this season: she is an orphan and the youn&geS, & P P
t,hrea sisters who live With their brother Jonn
Tiden Mr NGmG S0moa s and S0V athlete
He was stroke Of the n freshmah, 81 ma, ere" "''N"
The marriage of Miss Lillian May sweet, daue ,a,
ter Of Edward S. Sweet of 'acifc-st aho Da,'s'
Alphsus Bullard, will take place In CHRIST Nnu'un @
Redford-ave on Wednesday evening tne ,s ne iaenti
n Darlington officiating Miss sweet is i,ct iarlic,
Hed with the social circles In the IA yed in that
1a1t OF the city. and her friends are looking lot
ward to the wedding with much interest
charming entertainment last Saturday
of,ernoon at the home OF Mrs. Bennett ana MISS
Katherine r. Bennett, on the Shore hoau' "e".
enty-nnth-st.. which was ATTENDED U! "e
number OF Bay Ridge and New-Utrecht people anu
q delegation from the city. Miss Benhe' iece" -
- nrettx gown of light green SILK with lace "iri
,,,rg and was assisted by Miss Martin, OF Newa'n'
\ 7 and Miss Lille Bennett. of Fair Niew' ~ ..
prettily appointed tea-table was presioeu wv ~
-ifrs Remsen Bennett Mrs! George y. furoS, A,i-
Adolnhus Bennett Mrs. Henry c. Powell ana MIs
- yyuIam r Bennett the tea service being remark
ah,v handsome one Of old silver, which mas peeh III
tho family for many generations. Among those
invited were Mrs. John w. Mackay MISS han M
Mackay Mr.. and Mrs. Van Brunt beihe..' -
I'D Marie Van Brunt. Mr. and Mrs Charies =. ne,"e.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Despard, Thomas L. Diehi"soi
Dudley Dickinson Miss Blanche Downs. Howard
Downs Miss Marie Geston Alfred red vernon RerSen Mss
Florence srydam Mr. 19 PSmSon Hr5 Mss Louise
Mund the Misses Van Pelt Mr. and :,nsen MRS; Miss
zabriskie enV Of Fiatbush; j. Remeen Bennett Mr. and
Mrs j. Van Brunt. Mr.. and Mrs James D oqy vars
Msx.e Ms sea 4Ss br on tlanf DeMSnd the ana Mrs
James Farrar Dr. Charles ls s;svans 3 rsnef MI anu
fashionable audience attended the nrst anhuai
concert Of the Musical Culture Society IN scehiieih
Hail. Atantic-ave, on Wednesday ngh'' uhoef 'he
direction of Professor Maurice Arnold The pro-
sramme consisted of a string quartet by "ihah
zweig, Maurice Arnold. Frederick Woneroerg ana
Andrew Harty a violin solo by Maurice Arnold'
selection from Faust; Nine Christine Wichmann-
schultze; selection from the opera, Ihe Me,tS L
Benedcts by Maurice Arnold selections nns oy 1ne
=, Christine Wichmann- schuitze; violin solo by Mr;
Se music being furnished BY zwegs
-. orchestra. The entertainment was manaBeu ~ w.
nart and Charles Da Silva and those who formed
the Floor Committee were William moore ,rsaay bas
in preparation for production in the early ian ins
opera THE Merry Beneaicts" by Professor maurice
Arnold the director OF the society.
A musical for charity was given last Tuesoay
evening In the parish hall Of the Church Oh the ne
formation in Quincy-st. under the auspices Oh inc
Massenet Quartet This quartet is composed OF four
voune ladies Miss May Engs. Miss kiro Engs'
Miss Grace Smith and Miss Kitte L. Kilton, and
The occasion was their first public appearance.
They were heartily appianded as utegpTeed %eeg by
Miss Leha Goode soprano Miss h0nise kG5S ohn
stnbSs tenor James Chiids barytone and Robert
Veitch, pianist
The repular dance Of Theta Chapter Of the Alpha
Zeta Psi a fraternity Of young men on the Hili was
given on Thursday evening at Robinsons Hail. IN
Gates-ave, which had been profusely decorated win
palms. potted plants and the coors OF the fraternity
moss green and light blue. The committee whicn
reoeved the guests and attended to their wants was
composed OF the following members: Chairman An
drew Reid Macrery. George A. Powers, jr, Chares
NJ Sellman and Walter l.. Slater. all wearing the
pins of the fraternity and little bow OF the irater-
Babcock George. A. Powers r. Andrew wasEs Reid Ma
crer M. ".
joseph Wilson Frederick Ward Pardee. J. Garner
/, Fleming. Arthur c Gerow. Samuel X Faekental'
PSdsS wight kufis Howa4s AseriM
chsrdsOn HOTsTd Co5bs,, John Howard s%sns kh9sdss
Hilary US; Helen %ss saisT Forsnss Mss
E. Powers. Miss Evelyn Kain. Miss Audleyn B.
Macrery. Miss Fanny Harrison. Miss Mss Tingey MISS Es
Alice Harris, Miss Clara briggs, Miss De Baum ana
The marriage of Miss Minnie Buckmaster. niece of
vr-tv Kali0 Of
Isaac vanderpoei of Albany. was quietly celebrated
az Grace Church. on the Heights at II 80 O'Clock on
Thursday morning OF last week The Rev Chauncey
B. Brewster. rector Of Grace Church. oficiated The
Buckmaster, OF the University of Virginia. The
p:hers Banes Dr. renes ioH Ss Snas ans
friends present at the ceremony and at break
Keiioss' tsS Ha''' was "e'' d ''' va '' WV ~ " ~
Albro J. Newton has with his family taken possess
sion of the old Nichols house. in Pierrepont-s the
interior of which he has had entirely redecorated and
improved.
Miss Elizabeth NJ Stevens gave a picturesque
cotlon at the Ridge Club Saturday afternoon
last to the members Of her Young Peoples Dancing
Class. A number Of novel features interested the
Suests who included Mr. and Mrs. James Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Matthews. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Best U. s. A. Mrs Richard Thomas, Mrs. Henry
SsseS ay Mr Mr. ana Mrs William Tnomas Mrs
wiimot townsend, Mrs George Ford. Mrs. John
Hunter, MIS-. Wliilam beuHctt, MT. anu hrs- NOR
man White Mrs Horace Plmpton. Miss Giles,
Mas Grace Hampson Mrs Edward Kent Mrs.
Henry Platt Mrs: w B wardell' Miss Powell.
g. Cropsey, Mrs. H-V. Vanderhoef. and many
others.
Mrs. T. ALFRED Vernon, OF No. 2s Clinton-ave..
rave q reception and coton to the members Of
ths fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta, of Yale Uni
yersity on Friday. 1t was preceded by banjo
concert The house was thronged with young
women belonging 10 the Hill set. Yale men are
popular In Brooklyn.
e Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Moore and their family
have zone TO their country home in Belle Haven.
Nroenwich V for the