The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-04
IN THE WORLD OF FASHION.
voHEN BoWLhRs CAREY orr TEE
HyTCK LhBOCh CLUB PRISRs.

Increased IHtersst In Ro,viing-Mu sissIs for
Hospital Charity-wsstehsster Courtry
C1us,s Perpetrators Tor Tsbleaus-Unesr-
t,In Future OF Long Isinnd Fox HuatisE.
I,it through courtesy that the gentlemen Of
he Knickerbooker Bowling Club are making
much poorer average than the ladies this sea-
non Dr. W. A. Pisrrepont Theodore 2. Cooper.
aud DR.. D. NJ. Cammann are experieneed
bovlers and always make large scores, but IL
must be said that Or. Pierrepont. Mr.. Cooper.
and Dr. Cammsnn are the exceptions among
he male members Of the club.
The ladies. among them being MIRA Isaac
Lawrence. Mrs. Bryce Gray, Miss Fraser. Miss
" jay. Miss Davies. Miss Van Rensselaer,.
Mss Fitzgerald. MIRA Frank Browne Keech.
Mss Henderson, and Miss westervelt. have
been cars ing of regular and incidental prizes
A fast as the prizes have been set up. Mrs.
Isaac Lawrence has held the club cham plon-
,hip for two years. and her present average
N points indicates that she will retain the
honor. II Mrs. Lawrence wins the cup the
Ihird time the trophy Is hers for good and all
The gentlemen. It Is said. are feeling very
much chazrlned. and they intend to put cour-
.ssy aside for q time. and attempt to bolster
AZ their regulations
The members have taken hold OF the club
9TH more vim this season than ever before.
Society In general has also expressed more In
erest In tho organization. At a recent meet
nE the army and navy were represented. Adj
uiral Gherardi attended as the guest Of Jolly
party. The Admiral shook OF his accuston ed
iiRnity and played against q fair enthusiast.
Admiral Gherardi n not a graceful bowler.
ssval marine would lauRh to sec the thought
hui President Of the kesrsarRe Court Of Inquiry
with arms and legs outstretched aud coattails
dying AS he slid over the alley. Admiral
Gherardl worked hard scored 173 points. and
beat his fair antagonist.
At the same meeting the army was repre-
sented by proxy in tho person OF Mra Freder-
lex Dent Grant and Miss Grant. neither of
whom bowled. There are usually from i've to
ten special guests at each meeting. A porce-
ain vase. presented by Miss Watson. was won
b. Miss Henderson. Some silver knives and
spoons. presented by Mrs. Prescott Hale But
ler were won by Miss Knsyalls and Miss
Nesteryelt Following we're the best scores
la3: Miss Fraser, lDi; Mr.. Iandals. 176; r.
T. T. Luauer 17o: Misc jay. 10l. and Mr.
Johnson, lbi.
Mr. and Mrs. william Watts Sherman gave
several dinner guests chance to see their
the r. sidenee which John Jacob Astor 10 put
ting UP Tho new sherman house Is a four
sa WITH soona IT Sheets TRs hs i
ieet square. and tho ceiling il purposely low
10 siTc, The nsl, a snug and coney look; The
bio ailArs a tout in diameter. Each pillar
Is ono solid piece Of marble. highly Gol-
staircase. which winds up at the right. is Of
mahogany. Two drawing rooms. finished in
cream white and gold. take MP tho full front OF
Tho partition Is movable SO that tho front Of
The house cnn be quickly thrown into a large
Tue rear Of the second ioor. is PANEL led In ma
togany TO within four feet OF the ceiling. The
eiling Is panellcd and tinted in ivory.
The Counr and Countess Laugier-viIlars
tiei Yesterday on the La Bourgo2ne for
he Countess. and largo company OF relatives
md friends gathered on the pier TO bid tho
<upio good-by
~ the score or more charities which pull at
~ purses OF tho rich regularly each season. tho
! axe an eiieetuai appeal Not only does the
Eurgical skin OF tho hospital s1ve m any young
ives. but this department Of the hospital has
rovn into an excellent school for the study of
MANTLE diseasesL As . com bin ation OF philan-
thropy aud science. tho Babies Wards have
Lcen termed an educational charity"
Tho charitable purpose OF tho Babies Wards
J. tostared BY fourteen ladies we'll known In
pi,n. Mrs. Gouyerneur Morris Carnocban, Miss
I heI Gram. Mrs. Frederic Goodridge. Mrs.
lnsntPe oI bal. Mrs R hSsses J. aayG.n Mrs
!rg Mortimer. hrsl Henry Parish JE, Mrs A. l.
a:llips. Mise lila Russell. and Mira Robert
.rSns and a mn ladies' made the s babies
" arts the foundation for n la .ge Iyenten sow
.Gx class; and during tho forty days Of Lent
ol tho infants hospil al nearly through the year.
/ ho sewing glass has become the sunbeam
J. which are Mrs. Br.ndsr Matthews. Miss Jen-
h-i Miss Harriet Johnson. Miss Georgette
op.sg ssrfr SpsG :s En; 1 SoS %
'sJ Palmer. Mis-. Grace Parsons, Miss Maudo
arsnns. Miss NJ. !, Parsons. Mra William
,,aoel Sehenek. Miss Garlic Schensk. Miss
lnEesr. Miss Nettio Thnrber.. Mrs Wheatley,
i:s i =; W. Siiisys; Airs; Arthur M,;;co S5
"uf. Miss blanche baldwin. Mira William
L!odGood Miss FarGo Miss Anna Fargo,
arTis. Aro. Ilrwsllyn Chambe Miss Dew
nap Mss Elliott. lirs; y NJ Fulton. Jr.. Mira
j. a. Freeman. Jr,. and Miss Haldsne.
The sunbeam Committee intend to give
: mat they call . musical afternoon In aid OF
II. Tesf at the SsidSr The on concert Wi
sill 30 assisted By Miss, Kate Percy Douglas.
Y sainley, tenor; Perry Averiil, baritone. and
Hiss Martina tombstone. violinist-
A continuation OF tableaus. . supper, and q
lance will form tho bIst entertainment OF the
rason at the Westchester Country Club on
hs evening Of March 10. n week from Friday.
cry little has been heard from the Country
lUb this winter. The tablsaus and ball which
lave been arranged for the benefit Of q " est
asnter charity. and incidentally to bring a
: seni1l gathering togethsE. were the ideas
u AIRS Jaeon LoSillard. Mrs James N. Water
Jury Mrs. Theodore Haysmeysr, Mrs De
1AEcsY Kane. Mss. J. Borden Hartman Mrs.
I-oTge Adee. Mrs James Cooley, Mrs. Pierre
'ont EDWARDS. Mrs. Richard Emmet Mrs. John
His. hrs- Aarton story. Mira HOWARD lotter
nd several other residents of Hestehestsr.
RS william y Hoyt II planning for the
aoiesus.Whieh will be given In the ballroom of
hs eluD house. The Westehestsr Country
Tub 10 long Journey for a Nov Yorker 10 90
imply to spend an evening. and acSommofa-
ions for many will be provided in the club
ouss aud In the New YORK Jockey Club houss
: Morris PARK. train will return from the
,lb house at IL 10 O'clock AIA Theodore
iavsmeyeL and Sire. De IAuesy Kane will
urnlsh uekets and details Of the entertain
nenL
stespleehAsing and fox hunting have rather
gloomy outlook this spring. From all points
Shere the hunters are wont to meet comes
ne Information that town councils are lend
hg an attsntiye ear To protesting farmers.
LAst ialI the fssex County Hunt tho Rich
gond County Hunt. and the MsAdOVbrook |
aunt had trouble with the Owners OF truck |
arms tut none OF the farmers took action |
2alnst the clubs. The EeadnUbrook Club |
AS bean tfuiapIy 10 ErXv