New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-25
| THE WEEK IN SOCIETY

There temporary let Up last week in the
duness and prosiness that have enveloped so
ciety since the coming OF the Lenten There
were some dancing. many concerts and lectures the
theatre and the opera. The livelest entertainment
of the week the ghost party given on Thurs
day night in the workshop of the Constable
brothers by their sister Miss Anna Constable, TO
the members of the One Hundred Club and a num-
ber. of other guests The party was a unique one
ure by those who took part in it.
The social incident of Thursday night and Of
the week the concert given a the Metro
politan Opera House for the benefit of the
hospital ship Maine. for which much has been
done here and in London. The affair was socially,
artistically and financially emphatic success.
The artists included Mines. Nordica Eames, Calve,
CIementine de We're and Susanna Adams, Mile
Zelie De Lussan Miss Marie Brema, NM. Edouard
de Reszke and Plancon. Signors Campanari ana
and Scott The interior Of the opera House, with
the added floral decorations, never presented a
more brilliant and attractive appearance ana as
for the audience it was most appreciatlve ana en-
5hgsiaSe and comprised SO much beauty coioF
The opera continues TO attract large audiences
The boxes in the grand tier Wednesday night,
when q double BILL Lucia" with Nine. Semorich
and "Cavaleria Rustcana." with Nine. Calve were
filed with Of the best known people IN 1ash-
ionabe life. Mrs. Henry CIews, in a gown or rose
pink satin with garnlture OF deep roses and pearls
had as her guests Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M OeI-
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panne velvet, with trimmings Of lace ana silver
Mrs Charles 3 Alexander attired IN a rich gown
of black velvet, with trimmings Of silver ana JET
occupied a box with Miss Della Gurnee whose
gown was OF pale blue satin embellished with whlte
lace and pink roses at the corsage MIS- w imam
Douglas IN black velvet the corsage ornamented
with a bunch OF purple violets and wearing an
aigrette OF white and black feathers. sat IN box
with Mrs Honorine Vail. who wore gown OF "hlle
satin richly embroidered with silver ana trimmed
with lace and narrow bands or black NeINes -i,a
Alexander 7. Van Nest was IN d gown OF "I4'e
satin brocade and wore many diamond ana pearl
ornaments Mrs. Charles A Chds was gowned In
She occupied a box with Mrs. Addison Cammacki
who was in pink satin the corsage embelllshed
with a large cluster OF bright pink roses. alss3
chiffon, with Mrs. Newbold lie Roy Edgar Wh99
wore a gown Of cream satin combined WIN 4,, sle
Mance in black and Nhite oroca4e' StaI gU q
OF Slaek Esyst Trimmed " Win Die e' Mei2 n
and again on Friday night. when Nine Calve ap.
peared as Carmen. there were large numbers OF
Mfs RrbaT m ne Wis9 oD9 gray satin 6Toea
whose guest was Mrs A OTorq Bi us Ms stan
ford White Lady Coebrooke, MIS- t+9 149
Kortright. Mrs. Jules Natabie ana MTS' EDNaiU -
Berwind.
This week there will be several entertainments Tor
charity. a concert for the benefit OF crippled chi
dren of the East Side will be given tomorrow AFTER
noon IN the Aston Gallery at the Waldorf-Aslo'li'
Miss Marie Brema, Emilia de GogorZa ana Dd'Iu
Names.
ing programme. The patronesses of the concert
are Mrs William Rhinelander Mrs. Maturin I-lV-
ingston Mrs. Ogden Mills. Mrs. FRANCIS beia4elu
Mrs. Morris K. Jesup. Mrs. Douglas Robinson MIS-
George S Bowdoin. Mrs. Charles De Rhan' Mrs
J Hooker Hamersey, Mrs. Isaac L. KIP, MfS-
Philip Rhineander Mrs. Austen G. Fox, MIS-
Charles Phelps, Mrs. John Clarkson jay Mrs
Henry Lewis Morris Mrs. John James HlgglnSoh'
Mrs Charles H. Stebbns, Mrs. Edward CusuS
Lewis Mrs Edward Renshaw Jones' Mrs John
Frving Mrs Robert 3. Minturn, Mrs. Francis +.
Knnicutt Mrs. John Wesley Brown Mrs Joseph
Low Mrs. George r. Schiefelin, Mrs Morgan DIX
Mrs Henry 3. Rowland, Mrs. Frederic .. ne
Peyster Mrs Goodhue Livingston, Mrs. Woodbury.
c. Langdon. Mrs. Waldron Knitting Post, Mrs. A
Newbold Norris. Miss Margaret ". Huntington,
Richard H Derby Mrs. Frederic Gauatin; Mrs.
William a. Duer. Miss syb4 J. Kane; MIS- J.
Boudinot Mrs James G. Croswelli Mrs Paul Dana
Mss Fdrniss. Mrs Robert McMaster Gillespie
Miss Hadaue Mrs E II. Hartman, Miss Louise
Norrie Mrs Edward Meyckar Mrs Henry Par Par
tsh; IT. Mss May w mn nltf MISS GRACE
An interesting wedding OF the week will be that
of Miss Maude Brooks Fiske the second daughter
OF Mrs Joseph W. Fiske, to Dr.. Clinton Hastings
Catherwood which will be celebrated Tuesday
afternoon IN the apartments OF the brides mother
in the Strathmore, Broadway and Fifty-second-st.
The ceremony will be performed in the drawing
room, the couple standing under bower OF white
roses and spring flowers at 4:30 o'clock, by the
Rev Dr. Henry Lubbock rector OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church of Zion and St Timothy. Rela-
tives and a limited number Of the intimate friends
Of the bride and bridegroom viii be present Miss
Fiske Will be given away by her mother She will
be attired in a rich gown Of white satin, trimmed
with duchess lace and chiffon. Her veil OF tulle viii
be caught up with orange blossoms Mrs James
McGregor, wearing a costume OF pink chiffon, with
trimmings of lace. viii attend her sister as matron
Of honor. There will be no maid Of honor or brides
maids. DR. CatherwoOd will be attended by Or.
Ralph Z. GaIlinger son OF Senator Galinger, OF
New-Hampshlre The ushers VII! be d =. Louis
Wrenn ana DR. Andrew Foord. A reception from
wood VIII sail Wednesday for England the
White Star Line steamship Ieutonic for, q stay or
several months In Europe. Ihey intend 70 SPEND
the greater part OF the summer on the Continent
after visit 10 the Paris Exposition In the lall
they VIII return and make their home in this city.
The marriage Of Miss Edyth Guggenheim.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Guggenheim. Of the
Bolkenhayn. Fifth-ave. and Fifty-eighth-st., to
Louis Josephthal Will be soemnzed on "Wednesday
evening at Delmonico's At the same place on the
Ora BulIs OF no 1872 west Seventy ninth-st to
Frank L. Eckerson, also OF this city
The early days of April will be marked by two
weddings which VIII occupy the attention Of So
cety One will be that of Miss Eleanor Jay Robin
SON a daughter of the late Edmund Randolph
Robinson 10 James Lowell Putnam, OF Mr..
and Mrs George Putnam. of Boston. and the other
Will be that Of Miss Susan De Forest Day
daughter of the late Henry Day Of this city,
DIT Charles Thorndike Parker. Both weddings
take place the day "Wednesday. April +
Miss Robinson and Mr.. Putnam will be married
the home OF the bride. No. o Washington Square
North at noon. The marriage ceremony viii be per-
formed by the Rev Dr. Morgan Dix, rector OF Trim
fly Church, and It will followed by a reception.
Miss Robinson will be attended by her sister Miss
Augusta Robinson. She VIII be given away by her