New-York tribune., 1901-04-07
SOCIETY'S SUNDAY REVIEW

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exercises OF Lent were very much tempered bv its
pastimes and amusements. The opera has heer in
its glory badminton, bowls amateur theatricals
musicals: lunn3eheons and dinners have gone on nm
ceasingly- Aid-Lent the occasion Of . ot ~ III
val Of dancing and masquerade In fact " s carn. TN
Tsnomer Many the fashionabIe neoe1a seemed
toWh air "es & 10 neet the spring in the South or
cic Coast and at the Golden Gate yera fo,,ns S
hgi,llli sca %eatne ana Italian sunshine. Aiken has
Lakewood have had excellent seasons. 'uo ana
This is all over. Many have returned n TOWN
Tomorrow begins a continuous fes+,,a, x 'o"i' W.
dngs. The last meetings of some of the 6.rc,ns
classes VIII take place and the COACHING season Ill,
begin In 1he Meadow Brook district country
houses are opened and house parties arc srro,oos
for the coming month. and three tin,as = - =
inhabitants follow religiously hound hoof and bor
Society also goes abroad in April and Mo-, T.
meets in Paris. which in the vernal season ts a
cream OF sunshine and flowers and bright bI,,a
England and 10 be present after the Easter assem- IN
oy % @ armament That there will be no season
IN IN md L5i12I' t ad.o mat possibly the aristocracv
aS0G @ nv ie tb GG 9sa WI w again be plunged into mourn
10 nave no 9errors for those who feel that it is
June in the British metropolis FaSh sSip ontn o OF
representative 4st OF people from New-York
There has been an almost pener.1 do.r.,.. g..
the country and there will be nothing OF much social
import to-day in New-York II has become In
way second christmas and presents are generally
A4ese lake the form of flowers
especially plants with blooms and ribbons upon
them; bonbons and the humber Easter card,
Among me 6s house parties to-day that Of Mrs
rf@fGs Ierex oT1na farl French at Newport which is
Coekrans place, at Sands Point: that at the Clark
Mrs " Vandsqb ndsq and at fhff vs s Pr PT anS S
td he Hqaso9 Tass9. Mrs. Mrs. stuyyesant Fish expected
two weeks.
Wedding bells will begin 10 chime early to-nor-
ROW. The first wedding OF the day is that OF Miss
Angelica Singleton Duer, the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Edward a. Duer, of Hauxhurst weehawken
y. J., 10 Lucius Tuckerman Gibbs. It will be a
quiet wedding at Grace Church Chantry, There
will be 10 bridesmaids. a small reception will
take place for the family and relatives the
Duer mansion. Miss Sylvia Livingston Strong. the
aaughteT OF the late James H. strong and Ricnard
Bsyley Post will be married at the Church Of the
of Justice Van Brunt and Wendell Andreas will
hsTe home a9d eediPg There VII be e. only ,d TWO large
nina de Saint-Segne. daughter Of the late u. de
saint-Seigne. and 7. Charles Farrelly the Cathe-
Gral and that of Miss Minna Cans and stockbridge
Haskell al the Church Of the Heavenly Rest
Miss Blanche Allan Bates daughter OF Lieutenant
Colonel James Allan Bates, L. S. A. retired. to Cap
tain Robert Sewe L s a. It Will take place at All
Souls Church The 9sheTs w KIM be oionei Ed
wards and Captain Sry- The best man wllL De
william Joyce SewelL
Another wedding of the week is that Of Miss
Grace Anderson Smith, the daughter Of MI ana
Mrs Freeman Anderson Smith, No. 81 west
seventy-ffth-st and Dr. Cornelius Ruxton Love,
az Brooklyn which will take place in Calvary
Church. Fourth-ave. and Twenty-hrst-st- Inc
Rev Dr. Lewis Parks will officiate. Miss Eleanor
buxton Love will be maid OF honor. and there VIII
be six bridesmaids-Aiiss Mabel sheffield MISS hen Hen,
and Miss Adele Wilcox OF TINS clty aLa etls . he
best man his brother. Samuel Love, and LOT ms
nsheTs odis HaTIg iEe % Rnsore. Frederic Gran Bon
nell TapPen William IN, NSSbit sat ahe 9 ceIemony.
A. the wedding of Miss Alice Ball Pinkus and
Rene Garlic de Abornoz, which will take place on
Tuesday AT the home Of the brides parents, 'ie
Rev Dr. George Purves. OF the Fitth AFehue -
t,1ertsn Church. will oficate. The brides only at
en6an+ Will be the maid Of honor, Miss EGit9 IAi IA
De- randler and the best man Arthur Bul {r sul1.
van IaeIT Fa aIe srseIi and Frederick Ball Pinkus
If. 4 small reception will follow 'he ce'
-. obeorv horn Of the coachers will
=, hss-4 :, Ftfth-ave The Good Times starts IN
the afternoon at $50 o'clock from me " Maiuoii-
Astoria The route is through the park ana up tae
-so,le,-ars LAFAYETTE 10 Inwood. where at the Ao-
rev tea will be served On the return the paSsel-
gers will be landed at 5he viii be the
McjarEee virgin @ Iii 81 make daily trip and the
hrst week IS al! booked.
usu be The final meeting of Mrs. Schuyler ouacKen-
l,.sb,s class at sherrys. On Tuesday evening "'i
take place the Century Cotilon, an al1air VIM"
has been looked forward TO with much interest," ps
Southern set in town There VIII oe fa2ors
potilon with new figures ana pretty h1astS' hfits
The slpper bles will be arranged with rapDlts 3
and other devices which are popular az tL4s ~.
There viii be about one hundred couples III 'iie
dance
NJ. and Mrs. H McE4s Twombly give large
dinner On Thursday. They will not open florham
for the season until later. Mrs Hermann oelrlchs
viii also entertain this week. ana SO VIII I'll. "a Sc g
a sS1. FSt ssii al for Europe Mr.. and Mrs Henry
] Barley ana the Misses Barney Will 20 oii i"O
The Easter holidays have brought number OF
young people home from the various schooIs anu
colleges number OF dances and cotillons
and chldren's parties are oeing arrahsea
Artemus Holmes VIII have young peoples Gotltom mon
AZ her house No. 453 Madson-aEe on on Iueslag t,ai
with cotiilon WEDNESDAY
mr and Mrs / Townsend Burden and the Misses
Burden Will not go 10 AK this summer. Ihey VIII
open the- cottage al Newport MI ana MIS- C!il1h
Smith are expected 20 return in the latter part OF
the month They are making extensive repairs ard
alterations az The Moorings, the summer nome CT
Mrs Gertrude Hamilton. 1t Newport. which they
purchased this autumn. Mr.. and Mrs. w Storrs
al NevgrJnrt This season. Their new home there
VII be comDleted The same C5n1y annGyns Who
has to hire a cottage for the summer
The decision of Mrs. Potter Palmer TO build at
Newport is be followed by other accessionS
there FROM Chicago and from different cities MI
and Mrs Janney Of Baltimore, and their kindred
the Andrevses of Washington, have taken three
cottages for the summer. There VIII be more man
he usual number of Boston and Ihlladeiphia @ peo-
their house on the cliffs in June. Mrs Oelricns