New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-24

Society was fairly Wei represented yes
terdav at the fashionable churches such
as ST Bartholomew St Thomas's,
Grace. the Church OF the Incarnation ST.
Georges. Fifh Avenue Presbyterian and
the Church OF the Ascension. but did not
mingle to any great extent in the parade
was so large at the churches that tho
regular parshioncrs in the majority Of
cases. were compelled 20 seek admission
through the private entrances. Most OF
the members OF the fashionable set ar
rived and departed in their cars and
avoided the parade on the avenue. which
formerly was the feature of Easter.
The early Easter and cold weather had
decided effect on the display Of spring
gowns and hats. and instead Of the light
costumes usually seen on this occasion
the majority Of those who appeared on
the avenue were in heavy wraps and furs.
children were among the early arrivals
AT St Thomas, and among others VINO
attended services there We're Mr.. ana
Mrs. Chauncey VI. Dcpew Robert G"elet
and son, Miss Angelica and Mis- Mabel
Gerry. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred. Picrson.
Mrs. Frederic r. Coudcrt, General and
Mrs. Charles =. Roe, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel II. Valentine. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hay
ward Ferry. Miss Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Andrews Clark. Frederick ~.
Baldwin. T.. Victor Loew. Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Brokaw, William De Forest
Nance George Macculloch Miller and
Carl EIenner. who sails next Saturday for
Europe.
At St Bartholomew Church were MI.
and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane, Mr..
and Mrs. W y. OsgOod Field. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Hartman and their son
Oliver &. Hartman. Mrs Edwin Gould
and her son Edwin Gould. Jr.' MIS-.
James a. Burden, jr. and her daughter
Miss JEANNE Emmett. Mr.. and Mrs X y.
G.. Smith. Dr and Mrs. Albert Ely,
Colonel William 6. Bates and MS step
daughter, Miss Amy Bradish Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs WILDER \. BloOdgood and
Miss Resale 4. Bloodgood, Miss Julia
Robbins. Franklin a. Plummer, Mrs.
Frederick Pearson and Miss Leslie Pear
son. Miss Ruth and Miss Jeanne KING
and Miss Maria H. Dehon.
Among those seen at Grace Church were
Mr.. and Mrs Frank s. Witherbee, Mr..
and Mrs Frederick W. Whitridgc. LIS
penard Stewart, w. Rhinelander stewart
Mr. and Mrs j. Frederic Kernochan, Mt
and Mrs Hamilton Fish Kean, Mr.. ana
Mrs George Crawford Clark Mr.. ana
Mrs Alfred f.. Schermerhorn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel W Bridg ham. Mr. and Mrs
Frederick NJ Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. Archi-
bald Gourlay Thatcher. Mrs. George H.
BEND. Miss Amy Townsend. Mrs William
NJ Kingsland. Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Bache
Pratt. Miss Beatrice Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs
Richard ~. Williams. Henry Parish. Mr.
and Mrs Henry Parish, jr., Mr.. and Mrs
Charles de Rham j. Montgomery Hare,
Mr. and Mrs Montgomery Hare. Mr.. and
urs. Henry Asher Robbins, Mrs. Robert
winthrop and Howard Townsend.
Soon on the avenue were Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Carnegie Prince Pierre Trou-
botzkov. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Van
scbaick. Mrs Hermann Oelrichs Mrs.
Frederic Nelson. Nj. and Mrs Frank jay
Could Miss Hetty Kelly. Mrs Burke
Roche. General Brayton Ives. MI aud
Mrs Charles W. Morse. Mrs Whitney
rysrrcn. MIR. and Mrs. William II. Trues
dale MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Frelins
huysen. Miss Adelaide Cannon. Mr.. and
Mrs George r. Read Mr. and Mrs.