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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

clusters OF small tucks and n profuse use Of small
black silk buttons are expected The latter trim
ming is especially fashionable and silk waists
are fairly peppered over with these popular little
buttons They are seen on spring gowns as we'll
For example. a tabac-brown wool is attractive with
a trimming Of small black silk buttons arranged
IN clusters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
JEwELRY FOR WALKING SUITS.

For a severe walking suit ribbon watchchain
is more suitable than one OF sold and Jewels: the
rrettics' is a MORE ribbon a generous half-nch in
width and black in color. in which are set small
turquoises. Another example presents a series OF
ribbon loops about xix inches long. held together
hy gold or steel ornaments and perhaps stones;
others trimmed with steel and Jet, ana niue
clover leaves OF steel make a nice adjunct 20 the
little steel watches HAT many Frenchwomen still
consider the smartest thing 20 carry In the morn
ing.
The clover leaf has somewhat lost its popularity
with the jewellers and 10 is now the ivy leaf that
IS put under crystal and bound about with gold or
small chip diamonds for bangle ornament. The
ivy leaf Is popular in several departments OF the
modes now. the miilners using profusion OF
them the new hats. and they seen in many
OF the new dress patterns
Millinery Is both interesting and pretty this
spring There are many marked changes. and Ettle
10 remind one OF the modes OF year ago.
Chapeaus may really be divided into two classes.
those Intended 70 Doe worn In Paris In the immedi-
ate future. and the more summerlike ones that
are intended for Nice and s models for
next summer. But before describing any particu-
La examples perhaps q general talk the
modes may be useful.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
CHAPEAUs AND THEIR TRIMMINGS.

Tulle is more extensively used than any other on.
fabric now; tulle in every form in pufs peatings.
ruchings, and, above all, the shirred "gaufred"
tulle The most delicious hats made OF the
latter combined often with velvet loops and large
balls Of je. a material is called erin, and.
IFS name would indicate II Is only nice quality
Of crinoiine. This Is used In combination with
tUlle and often RULED 10 form the foundation OF
the brim which piled soft OF the deli
cate material There IS a great variety Of fancy
straWs. OF them initiating fine net, tulle and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
ALL CHOKERS WORN HIGH
HATS IN MANY LOVELY SHAPES. But
SHOWING GREAT SIMPLICITY.

rrI1.E TO BE EXTENSIVELY USED As TRIMMING
OSTRICH FEATHERS LITTLE SEEN WINGS
AND CJ-RLED AIGRETTEs TO
TAKE THEIR TLACE.
Paris February Is.
The form OF choker that seems TO prevail this
season Is more smart than coquettish but Is DIS
tine, novelty. and small skirts and sleeves have
Undoubtedly made these straight, high lines neces-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

the sd, MS, Is large bunch Of curling feather ssTete.
mats on which tinsel IS used a walking hat Tor
the d rs a e Saqe rG nj onoSa TBS Ra is on
large bow Of dark green straw. edged with ruche
tcuiariy lovely. round hat covered With double
ruchinss OF white tulle showing tiny line OF black
glossy black wings and daisies under the brlrn on
the side are black velvet bow and diamond orna-
-: 4 becoming example o. a black hat Is a broad
l trimmed affair Of shrred tulle. with small ivy
,eayss running over the entire hat: nigh trimming
Is effected on one side by some ragged black flowers
has s9 brim of satin IN the same ' shade hi cream
ace scarf drapes the brim. and on one side is
trimming ~ fine white flowers resting the hair.
ana white satin bow and bunch Of agrettes are
style. trimmed in front with bluets in many shades:
and this same shape appears In white tule AMI jet.
shades charming affair difficult 20 classify. sets
vel back on the head; and Is made or RIFLES OF
II Is trimmed in baby fashion with soft band o.,
cluster S Of 1a II r ts a s psd wh 5sc
~, a. smart example Of Nice hat Is Of turquoise
edged with finely crnked black tae on nor one SIDE
IS large jet ball holding bunch OF stiff blue
Jet bail ana more velvet These same jet balls are
ustd on toque o. SHRED white ue some black
M Another toaae IS % shirreG black tqlle and
Heating over the side and pun Of white gauze
Pernaps the Dreffest nat OF all Is with rIfNcd
brin OF gray erin covered with rufes OF white
gauze and white erin; in fact these ruiies make
the entire hat. and 4 pearl and diamond ornament
and lots OF running ivy are the trimmings
At the theatre one sees number Of tho Russian
with tulle and lace-eiged bow: the material Is a
silver straw Another in the same shape IS formed
OF gold straw and edged all about with lace ruf
he; lace and turquoise velvet make trimming In
front
GRAY GOWNS AND BLUE.
A lot o. gay dresses have been under way IN the
Paris ateliers lately. for the the Midi Is
In full swing and the Carnival season near at
hand Most OF the gowns light In color and
material and either rufed TO distracting pretti
ness or allowed to drag about limos; the latter
skr, Is perhaps the preferred
This Is typical Riviera dress. The foundation
skir; Is OF yellow satin and over Il Is skirt OF
soft. thin. gray wool. black and white silk ruchngs
, make odd trimming the entire gown being
arranged apron-and-t IS clst fashion skirt and
bodice. The yellow appears again In the sash and
| in the inside band OF the choker. Another gray
wool Is mounted over bright blue and IS trimmei
der is enormous butterfly bow OF blue gauze a
novel touch that is likely TO ne the rage.
A demi-toilette Of turquoise blue MORE silk IL
most deliberately trimmed with bands o. yellow lace.
laid over white satin. The slight square derolletage
| Is bordered by revers OF this trimming lying over
a deep pleating Of white Gauze. 4 bow OF white
gauze one shoulder connects by a scarf with a
second butterfly the waist and the same stun
makes the long unlined sleeves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

The surprise wedding OF last week was that OF
Miss Emile Eeonora Iselln the youngest daughter
Of Adrian Tseln. sr. 10 John George Beresiord the
second son Of the late Colonel Beresford Royal
Artillery. of Woodhouse. County Waterford Ire
land which took place Monday morning last IN
the parlor Of Archbishop Corrigans home IN Mao
ieon-ave OF course every person was fully aware
that the couple would be married some time this
spring but SO well guarded was the date OF the
nuptials that few. &, any. o. the most Intimate
friends OF the couple Informed that tho cere-
rnony was 20 take place when II did Only the I'M
mediate members " the brides family now In this
country were present 70 witness the ceremony
which was performed AZ noon by Archbishop Cor
riean assisted by hts secretary. the Rev: James
Connolly There were attendants Tor the brlde
or bridegroom and there was no reception MI.
and Mrs Beresfori. whose engagement was an
rotInced IN January sailed for Europe on Wednes-
day They will visit relatives in England ana aye,
viii ,oln Mr. and Mrs. Delaney Kane. VINO are AT
n-os3nt I'm England with their young son, VINO mas
been placed ut school there. MI. ana Mrs bere--
ford will return TO this country for the summer
and Will probably make their home WIN lne "a, "a
ter's father who has magnificent country place
at New-ROchele.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

At the meeting Of the Mldw!nter Club tomorrow
night az Sherrys there will be a varied musical
programme and some readings by Mr.. lie Gall
Iierne Of some Of his own poems. The members q
the Tuesday Evening Club will be entertained on
Tuesday evening next at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Starford White. There Will be a vaudeville enter
tainment provided by professional talent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
eeven.y-second-.t. Ms Msrquand. No. II East
six.v-eirhth-st: Mrs. Warren. No lol Psrk-ave.

or from the secretary. Mrs Osborn, No. Ruther-
furd Place The Board Of Supervisors includes inc
following: Mrs Charles b. Alexander, Mrs James
4 Burden Mrs Z. L. Baylies. Mrs. 4 gass cam
field Mrs NJ Dwight Collier, Mrs. W ;. Cowies,
Mrs r Fulton Cutting Miss {. De Forest, MIS-
Charles De Rham Jr.. Miss +. 5. Hamilton Mrs.
Adoiph Ladenburg Mrs Henry Marquand, Mrs.
Stanley Mortimer Mrs. Roland Redmond. MRS.
Douglas Robinson. j.. Mrs: William Robson Mrs.
William u. sloane. Mrs Marion story Mrs. JoAn
Hobart Warren and Miss Whitney.
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one Of the most brilliant entertainments in the
b,s,or, If Albany was given on Monday night last
IN Odj Fellows Hall in that city. by Mr.. and Mrs
Howard King and Mr. and Mrs. Rufus II. King
IN honor OF their debutante daughters MISS Nlhoha
Trcersoll King and Miss Mary King The decora-
,iors Of the hall on an elaborate scale ana
tho entertainment was attended by representative
roorla n, Albanv and number Of guests from this
ci,,. Some Of those who attended from New-fork
v-o-e Canaan and Mrs Eugene Griffin, Cecil X
rardale William VI. Benjamin. Seton POST, IT,
lanes Brookfeld Charles Lesher. Gardner Bro"n'
I Arden Douglas Campbell +. ;. McNicher ana
Carlton Curtis The guests were received by Mrs.
Rufus II Kirc. who wore a gown OF white ana
green hrocade embroidered In pearl and trimmed
with honiton lace; Mrs !. Howard King wearing
eoUn Of lavender peau Dc sole, the skirt paneAed
with purple velvet and trimmed with ducnesse
lace. Miss Mary King and Mss Winona lnsersoA
King. both in gowns OF white tule over 50 ne
bodices ertroi erred IN gold and ornamented WIN
snrave Of flowers and ostrich fee hers. ana MISS
Henrietta King whose gown was OF p a.e u.ue sa,ri,
chiffon with lace trimmings and shoulder garnllurs
Of os'f5C. III, ~ cbron and Jet The c1tlion.
Ssvors In the first figure consisted OF spanged
Emplre fans and tambou-!nes Tied. with patriotic
led Win white and blue ribbons, for the men In
H. second figure there were tiny silver George
yWoshington hatchets-for the girls IN the form ot
hatoins' ana In the form OF stlckpns for their
ns- me-. The favors in The third figure were
5ntv little hoops bound with daisies and poppies
IA ,,nsel ana silk scarfs OF pink and green.
49,, ,-h a cluster Of flowers, for the women,
snd Tor tho men shaving leases In the form Ok red
hearts and herald horns, Win naRs or dlHeren.
colors living from them. The Special stag SCI or
fevnrs were French horns ornamented with
eowers and tied with tinsel and handsome little
silk flags
Mr. ard Mrs John Christensen, With party Of
younr people passed Wsshinston's Birthday a.
Virginia Beach M. and Mrs. Christensen and
their guests returned 20 town on Thursday. In The
marty were Miss Lucille Bacon. Miss Helen A.
Ludington. Miss Adele Cars'ensn: Mes Natel
Adams Mis-. De Bevoise. and tho Messrs. SturstA
Marvin Longford Hobby ard Meeder.
AT hoIra" cards have been sent out by Mrs.
Frank z Parsley Mrs. John II. Parker md Miss
Parshley Of NJ. l;5a Lexington-ave.. for Thursday
evening. from until II o'clock.
The Board Of Supervisors - the NewYork
Orthopedic Dlspensary and Hospital has arranged
20 give two dramatic teas al the Waldorf-Astora
on the afternoons Of Friday. March Il and IS az
o'clock for the benefit OF the hospital The pro-
gramme will consist of short plays presented by
eminent artists A,tsr the performance tea VIII be
served Tickets for each afternoon, = each. may
be obtained from the president Mrs Charles Is
Alexander No West Fifty -eighth-st.. ana from
the Entertainment Committee. Mrs. Co"les no.
CO Madison ave; Miss Dc Sores'' NO. 4" S''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

pleasant incident or Monday afternoon las'
was the luncheon for young people given BY Mrs
Walter : Gu-nee at her home, at No. East
Trn-tv-third-st The table was decked with Amer
lean Beauty roses. and the guests received as
souvenirs OF the occasion carnation boutonnieres
miniature hatchets. trimmed with ribbons ano
email American flags Among the guests were
Misc Van Rensselaer, Miss Bessie Davis, MISS
Marion Whitaker. Miss Hunt Francis Gus >.
Iangdon Ervlng and Harry T. Robbins.
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O. HAAS g. BROS,
TAIINRs.

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Habits made reasonable
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STATIC ELECTRICITY.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

The only other dance OF the week was tho fourth
and last Of the series Of subscription AFFAIRS ar
ranged by Mrs Hiram Cleaver Kroh which took
place at Sherry's on Monday night, and was one OF
the most enjoyable Of the series. Mrs. kroh was
assisted in receiving the young people by Mrs
Frederic Wilkinson Tolley, Mrs. George De Wayne
Hallett. Mrs. Henry Mervin Shrady. Mrs. James
W. Conrow and Nine. Bregaro. Dancing was In
formal until midnight. when the supper was served
Some Of those present were DR.. and Mrs. Arthur
L. Root. Miss Marie Louise ogden. Miss Evelyn
Adams Mr. and Mrs. g W Hillyer Miss George
Whitcomb. Miss Marie Dorcas Condo MISS stew
art Miss Weatherhee Miss Shrady, MISS NAY
McIain. Miss Henecken. Miss Mabel Conroy. the
Misses Walsh. Miss Elsie Carhart. the Misses Nut
ting Miss Porter Miss lie Strange. Miss Jean ste
vens. H. Miss Rose Sadler Miss Good. Miss Luy,
ftcr Miss Reilly Or. G. De Wayne Hallett Alfred
y Carhart Arlington T. Scott. Z. p. Van Every
II II Good Joseph VI S.henck. W. +. Toley; Grls-
void Thompson. Robert Osborn. Henry NJ Snrady
Henry A Cary Clifford &. Moore and N. d Fuller
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TIA .r,arr.,ro o, Miss Iosephln. Stern. DAUGHTER

The marriage Of Miss Josephine stern oausn'er
Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stern. OF No. lV5 west
sever,tetb-st 10 Ernest Ascher Of this city. took
place on Tuesday afternoon last In the small oali-
room at Delmonico's. Fifth-ave. and Forty-fourth-
81 Dr. Felix Adler performed the marriage oere-
monv which was followed by a wedding break
fast The bride. who was given away by her
father. wore a gown OF silver-gray Six emoroi1-
cred with pearls and trimmed with lace dla-
r,,nd ornament a gift from the Bridegroom.
fastened the point lace veil Miss Hermine Stern
was her sisters maid u honor. Her gown was OF
fiIrotoise blue nd white figured SILK trimmed with
iacs The hrldecrooms best was Charles
stern r. the brides brother After southern
trip Mr. and Mrs. Ascher VIII make their nome III
this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

quie, wedding on Tuesday afternoon las' was
that OF Miss Grace Mather. daughter az the late b
ralr,adee Nath,r Of this city. 10 Henry G.. Han
chett. OF Brooklyn which was celebrated al 2'5o
o'clock IN the West End Collegiate Church. West
End-ave. and Seventy-seventh-st. The Rev. Dr.
Edward B. Coe the pastor. was the officiating
ciergvran The bride who given away by her
rother was attended by Miss May Flower as
maid o., honor r. II. Woodman was MI Han
chett's best man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

The last notes Of the season, which began late
and not a particularly active until after
New Years Day. were heard on Monday night last.
when Mr.. and Mrs. James Abercrombie Burden. ST..
gave a cotillon dinner at their home. No. 9s Fifth
ave, In honor OF their son. williams Proudht Bur-
den who has just attained his majority. and VINO
is still q student al Harvard University. II was a
beautrui entertainment. the guests At IL being for
the most part debutantes and young men friends
OF Mr.. Burden tr There were about sixty people
at the dinner. which followed by cotillon FOR
which number Of extra men were asked In. The
dance was led by William Staokpole. Of Boston.
college friend OF Mr.. Burden, whose partner was
Mrs. James A. Burden jr. II n pretty and
lively dance and some beautiful favors commemo-
rative Of Washington's Birthday were distributed
in the different figures. There were, FOR instance.
fancy hatchets. trimmed with ribbons. whips.
horns boutonnieres corsage bouquets and fancyre rcd
doves Some Of the guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Payne Whitney Mr. and Mrs. W. Bayard
Cutting. Miss Cutting. Mr.. and tlrs. Elhridgc 7.
Gerry the Misses Gerry Nj and Mrs Cornelius
Vanderbilt. jr.. Miss Emily sloane. Miss Lila Van
derbilt Sloane Miss Marie Winthrop. Miss Evelyn
Sloane. Miss Elsie Clews, William d. Sloane ana
Robert J.. Gerry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

Mrs J. Henry Whtehouse. OF lrving'oh- On.
Hudson who started for New-Orleans OF ri1ua s .
announced his engagement 10 Miss vera boa' ne
Of that city 10 a few personal friends Just oe1o'e
his departure Several weeks ago Mt Nh'.eHouse'
when il was reported that he was ensase' ~
vo,,,-o-loans beauty. denied the rumor He is one
NJ the best-known and most popular young men
IN society and besides being an accomplished DUST
ness man. is a musician and linguist. he mas
travelled extensively here and abroad ana; IKE
his brother Remsen Whitehouse VINO Il Ia -
- i-ai-ss AZ Rome Italy IA well known In tnglahu
and on the Continent. Miss Boarman Is beauu-
m. young and was seen at the horse G 1to
ios, November and was several years ago queen
Menus al the carnival festivities in New-OrIeais
With her mother Miss Boarman passeg par. % 20
present season In this city ana ATTENDED, se'eiai VI
The important subscription balls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
nAra WITH CHARACTER

Here are short descriptions OF some Of the pretesi
.rs most characteristic hats. A round hat OF
eaufred white tulle arranged in Irregular pui,s' Is
covered Win black tule embroidered Win so'a' Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
Ar,onr the departures for Europe yesterday wore

Among the departures for Europe yesterday were
Mrs william Aston. who was accompanied BY her
rraoddaurhter Miss Van Allen; Mrs William a.
McVickar Miss Anna McNick1r, M and Mrs.
Henry Dwight Sedgwiok. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. John {.
law and Mrs. NJ n. Pratt. Mrs. Astor VII yist
her daughter Mrs George Ogllvie Eag. IN London.
before going 70 Paris 10 take possession % ner
spartrnent IN The Champs Elysees Mrs. Astor IN
ENDS 70 remain abroad until June. when she VIII
return for the Newport season
NJ and Mrs George ". Holland. ~ this city.
who are spending the winter in Rome. among
those presented at court the Queen OF Italy jan
uarv q Mrs. Holland was Miss Slcat before he-
marriage two years ago She and her husband
have been travelling extensively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

tn. wedding OF Mrs Frances Lee MorreN a
daughter n, the late Jabez 4. Bostwck. to Hamil-
ton wilkes Cary which was celebrated on MONDAY
afternoon at the nome Of the brides mother NO.
So Fifth-ave was a quiet but beautiful AFFAIR
Only the relatives Of the couple and limited num-
be o, their personal friends were hidden 20 witness
the ceremony and to attend the reception ""'c'
-. --,o b-ido who was unattended was
-iyen away by her brother. Albert bostwlcK hI'
and Mrs CARY when they return from the r. horey
rovt 20 that of Mrs Bosiwick. which has beeh
f,lv refurnished for the young people.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

The marriage % Miss Myra Belle seagrlst the
Youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Seasrst.
IT, 20 Frederick Emerson wright OF 'n's oI's' W.
.ake Mace tomorrow evening at Aiken Lodge 'he
49, ~ tho brides parents at the Boulevard and
one forty rst-st. large NUMBER q
invitations have been issued for the ceremon!'
which viii be performed NJ o'clock by the ReV.
Dr Charles D. Chaplin pastor OF the REFORMED
church AZ Observation-Disclosures fh-st ana on
-. 20 Tho bride who will he in a gown OF
Hbtn satin trimmed with point lace. vii be gwen
49,. b, he- father Her only attendant VII ~
~ t4aie, C1i-es 81 Flushing Long Island whose
,nyt, viii be = white MORE. covered Win N L
SIN mus, poter Rerckhardt and George La Branche
Will serve a ushers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27

Another engagement OF tho week that o.
Miss Helen Colgate. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Cogate, OF Flushing Long Island, 70
Vernon Mann. jr.. % Mr and Mrs. s. Vernon
Mann also o, Flushing.