New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
Ni8SiHs PieiHFe at PietH;
fesque FuHcii8a Of Feaee
U0niluues f0f Ii ii8Hfs
IudcF HE Bright Skies
East side Adopts Show
Same Styles Seen There, In.
Guiding IIobblc, as Up
town; Churches Filled

the first straw hat yesterday carried
Fifth Avenue back to tho days Of the
formal Easter parade and pesce-time
pursuits.
For at least twelve hours the thor
dughfare that has provided the setting
for the nations most picturesque war
spectacles sunk its new identity as the
Avenue of Victory into it's older self,
the Avenue of Fashion.
The moving picture presented there
from early morning until long after
the amber lights began to glow in the
evening could hardly be called an
Easter parade. Society. which once
promenaded sedately from homo to
church in the morning. made use of
automobiles on this occasion. while the
high silk hats and other essentials of
the masculine Easter costume of few
years ago had ben replaced by derbies
and coats OF less formal design.
Spreads to Other Streets
What once was looked upon as an in
stltution belonging to Fifth Avenue
only, overhowed into all the city's
chlet streets. he promenades on
Grand StFeot on the East Side. Eighty
sixth Street "a Aorkville, fremont Ave
nue. IN The RrouN and Ocean Avenue,
"a lifook'yn entered into the spirit Of
lNe occasion ass oQmpletely aa did those
whose travels earrled them along tho
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ON some eff the Ea Side streets bo
i3fhde hecare more of tho |
.'it1a' function OF Fifth Aven,ie's |
eFr .er existence than elsewhere R"b.
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OF OF Ju'uc5 Street. participatetI i'm
"ht probably was the only set parade
OF the day Shortly after o'cloct
while members of the congrepation 4ho+
attended early mass at st. Jamesis
Nhqfch were ON their way home, 100
Sii SSii.,'4len xne3ded procession from
Maalson and james Streets about the
square, through the main streets of Tho
neighborhood and back to tho start;n,
point. Behind them came "Mavor5
Nencella and hundreds of mon and
women, either coming from or going to
church services. W
All the churches were crowded to
capacity with members of society. St
ihomas's, st. Bartholomew Grace. on
rover lover Broadway; st. Georges, the
Amuten o. me Heavenly Rest, the Fifth
Avenue Baptist and the Fifth Avenue
fresoyterian were filled long before
the hour set for the services.
Worshipers at st. Thomas's
Among those who attended the ser
wees at St. Thomass were Briradier
General and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
MISS Grace Vanderbilt and Cornelius
Nanderblit, jr., Rear Admiral Eberie,
v,
Iwombiy, Chauncey NJ. Depew, Mrs, |
FREDERICK T. Frelinghuysen, Miss Bar
bara Loew, Miss Marjorie Curtis. Mrs
W. Lowe Rice, Miss Elizabeth and Miss
Virginia Rice, Senator William c,
Clark, former Governor and Mrs
1harles s. Whitman, Mr.. and Mrs. John /
NJ +. Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. Paul d /
SfaNath, Mrs. Charles u. Lathrop. Mrs.
L. \: hreitung, Mrs. William Jay, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Allen Townsend. Mrs, viii, |
lam \, NJ. Hurden, Mrs Henry Rcd
Mond Mr. and Mrs Irving Rrokaw
Mrs. +. j. Berwind, Mn and Mrs. VIII /
lam Halsted Van der pocl, Mr.. and Mrs.
WINam Woodward, Miss Florence and !
,Mles Mles Mary Appleton, Miss barbara
hhei'ey' Miss Genevieve .Clendcnin, I
l''eT Voelet Gerry, Mrs Clarence /
~ a., nYde, Mrs Columbia oDonnell
sse'an' Mira Ernest NJ Stsres,
MISS Adg!enne lseiin, Mira. j. T.
n''erh"Iy' Mrs Walter II, James, Mrs
Hcnry NJ Tilford, Franklin A. Plum |
hef, Mr' and Mira, ChRrlea steele, Alex
hnd,r NJ, iladdcn, William Fahnostock, /
Samuel W. falrohild, Lancaster Nor.
fNhs Nohert Seevlle, Mr., and Mira, f. /
,s'1} ward Ferry Mira therles Potter
MAn'ce, Mrs, Chares y, I.ooaey 0els
rchn, Uarriu Fehnostock, Mira Ira Bar-
rows, Mira. W. hmlon Roosevelt aad MIR.
and Mrs. George Il. Read,
st. Bartholomew First raasor
Tho frat Easter ncryicca held in tho
rev St Batthplomcw's Church. park
Avenue, fifticth and Fifty.nrs, strecfS'
filled the cdiicc, and somo OF the most
prominent families in tho city w,ro
Teprescntcd in the congregation.
Among them were Mrs. Vanderbilt
Mrs. william Douglas Sloane, Mr.. and |
Mrs. William B. Osgood Field, Mr.. md |
Mrs. Alvin W. Krcch. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert S. Brewster, Mr.. and Mrs. Y. |
a. S. Franklin, Mrs. l.. Stuart Wing,
fnsign and Mrs Morgan Wing, MIR,
ard Mrs. William Armstrong Greer,
hr. and Mrs. Charles Scribncr, Mrs
Zen amin Brcw8tcr, Mrs. James q.
Taylor, Mrs. John f. Cowdin, Miss
Mary Lorillard, Mrs. w. De Lancey
n hountze, Mrs Stephen Clark. Mrs.
hflonzo Potter, Miss Phyllis McVickar.
Err; +. II. Belts, Mr. and Mrs. F.
:, ,,faham Blandy, Mrs. Vernon II.
bro"n, Irs- Ira Davenport, Mrs. Jo-
,,.epn X. Dllwortb, Mr. and Mrs. George
= Dnmlnick, Miss Helen Frick. M
s.a ~ arr. J. N. Goctchius, Mrs. John
Iienty Hammond, Mrs. W. T.. Hnrden- :
yeefEn, Mra. }. 9. Hoagland, MISC Eiiz-
IpSm i'amI Ars. l.. 7. Hoyt. Mrs e
johnson, Miss Frances q q :
,'fGneS' 'f' Mrs. x, r. McCusty. NJ md !,
l,,.hfy ,'y Fairfield Osborn, Mrs =
S5aHipy Enlnelandcr, Mrs Froda,;nL o o
n.. e@'1gn, ,1, HisH Lesley Fredcricka pcar- =
pn. @rs, Austen Gray. Mr. and Mt
!, A. G. Smith, Miss ElIzabs,b" "su q. PITS