New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
NEw-YORK SOCIETY.

Wedding bells viii ring right merrily throughout
the Easter season. which begins to-day. For between
and the end OF April at least twoscore weddings
will take place in the fashionable set fourteen OF
them. indeed. being scheduled tor the present week
society's programme for the next four weeks com
prses. besides some twenty dances numerous dln-
tainTnents Indeed the New-York post-Lenten sea-
son, which opens to-day and which Will last 9nul
people begin TO close their houses here anu 10
tain resorts at the end Of May. promises to be the
most busy and the most gay of the entire year.
Easter itself has ceased to enjoy the social
Importance that was formerly attributed to IL
From a social point Of view. indeed town will be
relatively deserted to-day. and in the so-called
Easter parade in the avenue this morning one will
look in vain for members of the fashionable set
Wh9s Ta66 E1n M G on be o Of on or he Easier Ro
days. Tuxedo. Chatsworth. Ardsley and the other
houses around New-York are. however hIled .,- to
overfowing. and societys Easter Will be of rural
rather than OF an urban character.
People will however be dOcking back 70 town to-
morrow and on Tuesday in order to take part in
the round OF entertainments and OF social Iunc-
tions of one kind and another that figure on the
programme. Tomorrow night Mrs Clarence A
Posrley will give a dance at Sherry for her daugh-
ter Elise and Mrs. David Morrison has cotiil0n
Miss Leary entertains the Neighborhood AmuseII
6rder 5af al e her T SoGse IN haTS % Earlier in the day
the wedding Of Miss May Gallatin and William Nm IN
quiet affair owing to the death last week OF the
at the Frederic Galaun house. No. GO Flfth.ays-.
no one being present except the members OF the
Gallatin and Hoppin faulles.
Yet another feature Of to-rnorrows programme is
the Kirness and reception at the Waldorf-Astoria.
under the auspices of the AIUmnae Auxiliary Asso-
citation OF the ChampIain Assembly. Mrs. Delaney
A Kane Mrs Paul C. Thebaud and number Of
other fashionable women are interested as patron
the same lines the one Of an analogous char-
aGteT which TOOK PI3ce ss IneTe i"S TiTtanv SWISS
Japanese and Celtic dances with Pantomimes Il
questions question The money realized by the entertain
ment will go the fund for the endowment Of a
chair Of literature at Cliff Haven.
On Tuesday there will be a fancy dress dance
given by the National Arts Club. Miss Leary has
an at home in the afternoon. with music; Miss
Della Gurnee a card party at her house. in Fifth
ave: Miss Helen de Peyster a luncheon for Mrs
Lyon Gardiner who was Miss Nellie Harles. ot
giving dinner parties on that night.
on Wednesday four weddings take place In town.
while five others scheduled for the same day
where either the brides or the bridegrOoms ara
members of New-York society but which viii be
celebrated elsewhere than here. Among the we'd
dings in town are those Miss Minnie Stone.
daughter of Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Francis stone, to
Lieutenant Swift Martin, 4th United States Cav
airy. at o'clock in the afternoon. at AL Souls
Church, Fourth-ave. and Twentieth-st. the cere-
mony being followed by a reception at the home
of the brides parents No. II West Twelfth-st
There will also be the wedding Of Miss Evelyn
DALEY. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Daley. to
William B. Clahn. which will be celebrated at
the house OF the brides parents No. East Sixty
ninth-st. William +. Havemeyer gives dance in
are home for the Easter holidays. and the Century
Cotillon has its Easter dance on the same night.
also at Demonico,s; the co5llo9 being led by pr Or
abetI Davis. and DR.. George H Bell. dancing with
Miss Angelica Church. Supper will follow the
of the patronesses including Mrs. Oliver Livingston
Jones Mrs John Burltns LaWTsnee Mrs. John c
gomery Schuyler. In the afternoon there Will be
Club in the Tennis Ballding ana large reception
given by Mrs Charles Remsen at her home, in
Mrs Frederic j. de Peyster has a reception on
Thursday afternoon and among the dinner par
ties are one given by Mr. and Mrs. oliver Gould
Jennings at their house No. East seventy-second-
| lor dinner at the Metropolitan Club.
On Friday the last of the series Of dances known
the First Friday Cotilons will take place in the
Astor Gallery OF the Waldorf-Astoria Mrs Fred
eric ] de Peyster Mrs. Woodbury. Lansdon and
Mrs Maturin Livingston Delafeld being among the
| patronesses. At Sherry's there viii ne the fourth
ICED fs By r 8avd 5 6ow5 5oI K yognG gn 9
Chisholm. and the NTH OF the Knekerbocker dances
has bridge party at her home No. 81 East Sixrv-
cepIlon while at the Berkeley I.vceun the tour
nament of the Ping Pong Club of Manhattan will
continue.
On Saturday the last of the Saturday Evening
dances. managed by Mrs. Charles Huntington and
formerly known Mrs Sands's class will take
place at Delmonicos the cotl!on being led by Rus
sell Landale.
Mrs. Edward Goldman Parish. who was Miss
Marie Perkins will give large reception in the
afternoon at her house. No. Is West Fifty-seventh-
St Mrs. James T. Martin will give a large bridge
| ~ in he
Fltth-ave- Among the many weddings there will
be those of Miss Aurelie de Mauriac to Kenneth
NJ Murchison, Jr.. at the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest, and that OF Elizabeth Blanchard Whipple
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. N Dana Whipple TO
T. p Upjohn, OF Garrisons. the Church OF the
TRANSPORTATION In the evening Henry Schroeder
whose marriage 10 Miss Mary Parrott takes place
on April 10 at Grace Church. gives his farewell
bachelor dinner At the Calumet club. His guests
WLI include his brother, J. LanSdon Schroeder