New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-11
Grand Easter Exhibit
Millinery. Gloves.
cers Of the club the last gathering Of the members
FOR this season abandoned.


The last meeting but one of the Thursoay rV,n
ing Roller Skating Club was held at the berheies
Armory three evenings ago, and was one Oh 'ne
hest attended OF the season. The maj mcc'ihs
which will probably take place April 80 promises
~ no . particularly lively one cotillon will be
danced and one of the features OF the evening VIII
be an elaborate supper. served al Gina" '"
Among the numerous affairs planned for Easter
week uiu be an afternoon tea with music TO be
held on Tuesday afternoon at the home OF MIS-
w Lanman Bull No 81 West Forty-seventh-sl''
for the benefit of ST. Marys Guild OF 81 Mary
Free Hospital for Children. The Entertainments
Committee Is composed OF Mrs. W. g. Park Mrs.
lanes Sullivan. Mrs Howard Lapsley, Mrs. F. r.
Tenerts Mrs William II. Wickham, Mrs. William
NJ Polk. Mrs b. w. Pierson. Miss Minor.
Miss Gardner Mrs. j. f. Hindon Hyde. Mrs
Edward Wells jr, and Mrs. A. q. Garretson.
OF the dances announced for the Easter season:
The fret on the srhede Of NJ Ms 0 Snson W. Hard
dancing class, on Easter Monday night Mrs Fred
eric G dance for her M da W,sm not Eet rs
dance in honor OF her godchild Miss Marie dc
Neufville. Will make up the sum total.
Tho ,.st indoor ride OF the Knickerbocker Rid
ing Club took place on Thursday evening. when
there was a special programme OF music with
several fancy figures. Nearly all the patronesses
were present and the officers of the club schuyler
schicffelin. Braddin Hamilton, J. Fred Pierson ana
Edward Thomas gave an eXhp it Q, .aho o1
driving. The club VIII propabiy give se'eia1 JUL
door rides before the end OF the season
Among the departures for Europe last week were
n number OF men and women well known in fash
icnable life Among them were Mrs Henry 1.
sloane her parents, Mr.. and Mrs b. c. Robbins;
Herbert Deano Robbins. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
4 Constable Mr. and Mrs. John p. Duncan Fred
eric De Peyster Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goe-
let H. Ray Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Niles. MT
pnd Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll sir Bacne , ana
NJ Hyde Mrs. Clarence NJ. Hyde. and the Misses
Hyde.
It is whispered that the wedding Of Miss Helen
NJ Carroll daughter OF Ex-Governor John Lee
Carroll of Maryland. and sister OF Royal Phelps
Carroll TO Herbert Deano Robbins will take place
in Paris soon after Easter The departure OF the
BRIDEGROOM elect and the members OF his imtne-
date family as well as OF Mr. and Mrs. Royal
Phelps Carroll would seem to indicate tnat the
II is nlso said that f. Ray Miller has gone abroad
attend Mr.. Robbins as best man.
Miss Harriet Newell Johnson will be married 10
Enllen Peasants Franklin. of this city at o'clock
on Easter Monday evening at the home OF her
mother. Mrs Robert l.. Johnson, No. $50 West
Eightieth-st by the Rev. Dr.. Charles II. Park
hurst. The bride will wear gown OF white satin.
trimmed with duchesse lace. Miss Pauline f. john
son. niece OF TIE bride in a gown OF white
organdie will be the maid OF honor Joseph rlISn,
of Flushing will be Mr. Franklin's best man. The
ush.rs will be j. f.. Weld. Robert T.. Parsons, Or.
c. NJ Caldwell and William Gardner A reception lion
%1I be "e'0 a. '"e
Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. r.
Cranvill, Green OF the forthcoming wedding OF
their daughter. Miss Grace Edna Green. TO Julian
MINES Henriuues which will take place on the
evening OF April % at No 2OI Madison-aVe Inc
ceremony will be performed by the Rev DIR. T.. D.
Tippe. OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. The
maid Of honor will be Miss Beulah Marion Green
sister OF the bride and the bridesmaids will be
Mics Addie ~ La Costa and Miss Lily NJ. Moran;
The best will be Edward a. van ManH, and nJ
he usheTs s T 9 Weed large reception viii fol-
low the ceremony AND the young COUPE S No 4s 70
West Ninety-seventh-st.
A song recital for children by Miss Villa Whit
ney White and recitations by Mrs Waldo RichardS
and Mrs Ruth McEnery Stuart VIII be given lof
the benefit Of Jewell Day Nursery on Saturday
afternoons April II and a. at O'Clock at the home
OF Mrs. William l.. Dodge No. 225 Madlson-ave
Tickets may he had of Mrs Arthur NJ Dodge the
Albemarle Mrs. Trenor l.. Park. No. 2,Z Maelsom-
ave; Mrs. H. II. fiollister Ne ~ W W, TJsy
ninth st. Mrs r. T. Marbury. No 100 West ritty'
ninth-st; Miss Mary Robbins No % East flf'y'
seventh-st.. and at No 2e5 Madison-ave'
~ THE INTEREST or HISTORICAL RELiCS
rvsrv one interested in the preservation of Amer
loan historical relics will remember the eHorts pun
forth last spring TO secure the establishment II
N,w-York OF a National museum for such relics J.
was hoped AT the time that housing for the coNee
,,or coud he secured in the Metropolitan Museum
~ Ar, but this was found 10 he mpracticaDe
Tbinrs came to a standstil and 1t has been gen
orally supposed that the scheme had been aban
dored Those directly interested in II. however
never had any intention Of giving 1t up, and 1t II
nrobable that a meeting will be called early In May
10 consider the possibility OF taking immediate
steps In the matter and OF securing temporar!
quarters in which relies may be deposited build
ing fund is being raised, for the plan is at presen
entirely without financial basis.
1t IL believed that the public cannot fail to be III
terested in the work, and that many will be anx
ious to do whatever may be In their power TO Sc
| cure this museum for the metropolis. instead o
letting II 60 perhaps TO Washington. where
| would be accessible to a much smaller number o
people. >,.,
| Historical Museum. and will comprise military
naval and historic relies and trophies IL VII o.
under the patronage Of the President the secr re
| chief the Governor OF New-Ycrk State and tn
| Mayor and Controller OF New-York City. There VII
be thirty trustees. ten represenns as iar az pos
GERS n president three vce-presidents. treasurer
a secretary and director. while the Executiy
Council Will consist OF the officers snd ,hree o'e'
No plans have yet been fornulateu az 70 10, ,oca I,
ton. but II has been suggested that Cry han tar
would be an ideal one for no other place would %
| 40 convenient for no large a number OF people
Wherever II U.s. however, II Is intended that ther
| shall be no red tape about the museum but ina
| all shall have free access TO the exh'o"s ~'hou
] formality.