New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
|'or1FTY's SUNDAY REVIEW

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- Easter bun country and suburban life
4 49,, a. much II the attention ~ society as
\ d aAnb mere are amy signs of spring that II viii
- az ,r,r5ssi tlp 90 get up anything approach
n sine1 ri even "a large dinner dance In April
4 :, ~. .,r,s of NeW-Nork have changed very
- 2no 23n.o,ssrbIt fancy dress BAN vas held in the
4 ssls and thar Mrs Astor frequently gave a very
4 f1lssance al the end of April
40 very few sewing classes have been ar
.,r me Ienten season. There Is the Post
\ fs.,s which meets now Wednesdays and
- has revived the Bellevue knitting and
II - class There Is talk q a Pro-Cathedral
II o. n,- I, has not vet been arranged. The Help
\ ~u,rs Will begin IFS sessions this next week
II h-g an the home ~ Mrs. Louis al Zerega and
'Isanasaay Knickerbocker continues and will
n -. until summer. The schedules u the Bad
N -, and Bowling clubs have already been given.
1 - Psdminton club met yesterday afternoon.
l =. uiV be- a Monday evening Badmintln and
/ = on TUESDAY ~ 5,it N ~, " sohese'. Nheh
1 . -.srfs viii he discussed for tho yearly tourna-
4 ~ Hooker hamersiey rs very much in
\ ssied IN the club and II has Fer5 large mem
II -, .,. entertainments OF last week perhaps only
l u,ls more can Pee said. So much has been writ
4 sbout them and such startling feats OF i'm
4 --sior have been employed IN depicting their
1 sss that The plain. unNsrnished truth seems
I-.rraetive l There is no doubt. however. thar the
- dance given by James Henry smith was
4 =. rotabie AFFAIR He had the courage ~ his
1 = .oryt-tious He gave 10 Mrs. Cornelius Van
4 -, and 10 Mrs StIy-- -esant Fish the authority
4 tr,4tiug the guests. In doing this he alb
4 ,yss himself from Ell responsibility, and freed
-.sr rom The demands which might have
l =, made upon him Mrs Astor was nor az
~ dinner sne having already accepted an IL -
-e .e,s sverine 6y 1I- and Ms II. Nick Twom5ly.
/ ss and fsw ~ Mrs Twomblys guests went -
n <. Hr~Ha n
~ n McK Twomc'y We're not az The smith
1 - 5a,re nor were Dr and Mrs Seward Webb
l "a AIS Webb The favgrs We're handsome, bur
/ i .aIrse they were nor the arr treasures which
rsny q tae s-s's -e ,'' s-.isric ,r5 -1 one
!. most beau-,fuI n1ral arrangement u ar enter
1 lnments of the winter
4 ne dance given by MI ana Mrs a.. oliver Is@lin
.- Mss Nora Iselin was In excellent taste. There
rs no attempt AZ auy elaborate decoration. The
hrors were pretty. and although many az tAe
-v,Qer SET were asked. there were also a number
4 married couples and older people. In point Of
.-ners Of the week Mr. and Mrs Twomt ys was
u of the handsomest They will start soon -
,sral train for the South. Mr and Mrs j. N'r-
-,n de r. Whitehouse also gave large dinner a.
serys on Thursday
Yesterday with It's weddings and its dinners and
smaller entertainments. was very say. Dinner
nrres were given last night boy Mrs. Henry y
s,-bey Mrs u Rayari cutting Mrs. William A.
isrry and James J. Van Allen while another dinner
alce was given dy Mrs ogden MLls az h.r house
s--s- -5e-e was 4 roril.Gr which Was I-d 81
Trthinr Whit shOIse dancing with ArS. Mills.
Then too there was The luncheon party iu honor
sMrs Arthur Pagst given ay Miss Leary. az her
hlse. No g Fifth-ave. LIN -heon Was served in
hs Two drawing rooms az one long table. The party
nlnbering f0rty-rwo. and Including Mr and Mrs
g. Hoffman. Ar ana Mrs. J Wysong Mrs
l1n Tlnrcn Dah.grsn. Air. and Mrs Z Taller /
n Msrquise 10 Taueyrand- -Peri-ort Harper
PEnlnCfon. Baroness SELLER Nj ana Mrs James
EE Townsend. Miss AIarie Lady ruuarI Mrs
lscar Livingston. Mrs Charles n. O~lrchz. Cen
sral the Hon Herhert aHd AIRS. Eaton. craig 4
Waasworth Mrs Frederick "a Vanderbilt Mrs A
Aen. Hary I.ehr and Matthew Ast0r Wilkes
anGers 0rrla7tra played tlrl-gl lult TIE luncheon.
Among other entertainments ~ yesterday we're
arge reception given uy Airs Douglas W Burn
ham and Mr. Daniel T. Roy Dresser. No. @ Park
) reception dg Mrs Richard p L5ars6.-, ana q
luncheon 1y Mrs Charles A. Dana. NJ. l6 East
Nn,h-st, Tor Ass Dorothea Draper
A oeaut.tl. afternoon for "a wedding Nas that "
'-siereay. Grace Church was crowded with "a large
and Fashionable e5ugreg4 zion 10 witness the marriage
Ass Esther Morris Hunt daughter " Mrs Richard
Norris Hunt 1t 80. .-s Mal.sou-av-.. and George
I'll
'Aooratey ier0rarsd flowers and palms being used
profasion .n The rhaueeL The service Was
aofal The Rev Ir. MarE. "a D.N. " Tr.alIy paw
a. and me I3-y. Dr John Asp.nwaU CT Washing
en orciatet The bride entered -he church on the
an o. her brother Richard Rowland Hunt. she wore
.sI .s.@I I. heavy a.'- satin which hat a -rap~ry
gh, shoulder I tlr back auc tell the entire leUgtn
~, sol5s ~ T--'1k lu a .rrp I+i. noun. -i-
y ,lt Nais' win diamond buckle ana diamond
,sT fure veil Irstead of d bouquet she carried i
80. ..e.rI eooh 1t lrlald mother OF pearls ia which
aus -ls Ror@ gowns oi pale blue cloth. trimmed Nlth
80 a.e l.Ht hats Hith larEr black feathers
~ Were Miss Mary : Kornos han. the daughter
s NJ ane Mrs D. Frederick KernorHan Miss Elsa
Tnson the daughter o. Mrs Frederic Bronson.
William . sloane sr5 Miss Belle Barn, C;,,rS..
saughter of Waiter Guruee. The best man was
-. Neon. and The ushers were ths brides
Jack. Wadsw 1rrh r1rrix 'Irerabam ana ,'hIrI.s
So5r !, heTs , Vas small reception after ,he o~rr-
Among those present at the wedding were Mrs
-es ! Fatable. ln black velvet. with .arge sable
a. NJ and AIRS. Alfred O.. Vanderbilt the iatter's
-oeA of steel gray cloth being made with Et5U
-1AeI Nh.nH had "a deep belt of black ana white
-NA embroidered with gold WIN This she wore
gray velvet hat 5uilt high on the l-fr side where
: 'oueh of blue appeared next - ner hair Mrs
Seward Webb was In purple velvet with har
match while her daughter Mss I'r-d-rlea's
-'oA was az rsseda silk The Lat being ~ pale
--s tlle Mrs William Douglas sloane wore a
sss o' black ana while striped satin and silk.
.-'iaeo WITH app.iQues of white lace aud "a white
- .ollel Ars. lalwaIal Jouss's black gown
49, tfai't4ilF concealed by a long coat OF black
a. TI ~ bonnet being lik-Wiss black Mss Flor
49,. AheHiu.t wore fr1ek uf NerN light castor
49, - Win large han 0f blue fglI- Mrs stan
- hnlte was lftired iu green br0adrOth her
r velvet bar being trimmed with pale blue
~ Afs. ]. Hampdeu koub WAS in black velvet
~. 1Nl.AaIl irwin was iu a black r.1tu dress
r',-- nlank and white hat Mr. W. Eagarl CI--
- lao on a gown ~ reseda .eIfat with a black
NAli' NAT while her daughter Miss Justine
49, sAsaermert f0 George cabot Ward WAS an-
,H- e in tEls column yesterday. wore q fr0sk ~
~. gray velvet. embroidered with black and
us,.' the Toilet being finished on by a black hat
- - long white feather. Mrs Hermann p.lriehs
mere lU black cicih with touches rcd