New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25

.,,roeuent is made of the engagement of
Anis si,ss Caspary daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
eise .- cssnary Of No. 1s East Seventy-irst-
v y "a Edward solomon. OF this city
-. Arthur NJ Dodge will give a dinner party
.,nrrow evening. at her home in East Thirty
80, in honor Of her eldest son. Marshall II.
- Mrs C Du Bots wagstaff. of No. Is West
-r.,tv-arst-st will give a small dance tomorrow
ye2sassso was presented TO society few weeks
~ The guests will be the young friends OF
rs vasstah
-. Kipling Afternoon and Evening Kirmess
s,,s .he managers Of the Society OF Decorative
a. ere 10 give in the Astoria ballroom on March
:. ,hs anniversary of the opening OF the Waldorf
- to be interesting Two of Kiplng's Gadsby
ff..r,ss viii be produced A. r. Stahlschmidt will
,s.e several OF Kiplings poems. and Francis z.
vogers will sing Danny Deever. THE Road TO
sSsss1fslsv" The Recessional.' and other selec-
Ne Tea Will be served in the Astor Gallery after
- performance. At the Kirmess IN the evening,
;hs srst that has been held in New-York for sew,
tnsi years over a hundred well known young men
&c women will dance; IN costume, a minuet,
"a ana other dances There will be booths fort
re teIlers and a representation OF a Russian viii
age fair
The Castle Club entertained its friends on Wash
g-en's Birthday. a farce. -'Betsey Baker" was
-eSeuted by Mrs. Mead. Miss Adams Mr.. Curtis
- Mr. Turner. A musical programme followed
~hG
Fer Hair" The rest Of the programme was as fol-
,,vs. Miss Louise Courtney. Sunshine Song and
saFIarisn's Song; Miss Mary Marchonochie.
Love Song" Miss yelling. "A Dream; Miss Court
rev and Mr.. Alien. duet, 'Oh. That We Two
We're Maying-' Informal dancing followed.
he Nsv-Yorz Society Of Keramic Arts will give
.4xera,ic e,chre" for the benefit Of the National
League Of Mural Painters at the Waldorf Astoria
oa tuesday afternoon All the prizes given will be
china painted by decorators Of the club. Tickets
mas be had at the studios OF members and at the
Ksl5orf-Astoria. among the patrOnesses are Mrs.
Herman Oelrichs. Mrs Frederic Gudrigge. Mrs.
Vupperrnan. Mrs julius II. Seymour. Mrs. q. w
Fnglsh and Mrs. Marcus Beach.
anong the parties given at the Metropolitan Club
a Washington's Birthday one by Joseph Fer
- Simmons. Among those present were Miss
HAYES Miss Flower, Miss Simmons Mr.. Moore and
W Stewart
Mrs NJ A. Stone and Mrs. f. F. Marbury gave
musical on the afternoon OF washington's Birthday
a. No 80 Central Park South. Miss Isabel Conant
sang and Miss Anna E. Often played some violin
selections.
A musical is TO be given on March at the home
Of Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes, under the auspices
Of the Associate Alumne Of Barnard College, for
ne benefit Of the Students Aid Committee OF the
association. The names the musical programme
s-clude fhoce OF seven celebrated singers of the
s6SR are for sale at the homes Of MRS. a.
Anderson No. East Thirty-eighth-st,, daily, be
F ' No hSDF west 4hT "a ms MG and r
Henry Fairfield Osborn. No $50 Madson-ave, daily,
between the hours Of and p m.
A musical and recital by George Grossmith will
y given IN aid Of the Summer Rest Society, at
shesrys on Monday. March II, at $50 o'clock. Tea
house IS al Woodclin. n j., and is place for re-
iuced geutiewomen 10 spend q few weeks in the
sumner a small expenditure for room and board.
lgEing committee: Mrs. Francis Dana Winslow,
LIS. Waller K Oakman and Miss Georgia Shipper.
An amateur performance OF "a Scrap Of Paper
COMEDY Club will be given at the Berkeley Ly-
esum in West Forty-fourth-st.. on Tuesday even
hg for the benefit Of the Santa Clara Home for
Oousumptive Working Girls. under the patronage
q the Sewers. former members OF the Peepies
Issa large Tickets may be bought from Mrs.
Esther B. Black, No. s6i West Fifty-seyenth-st.
A Leuten series OF six lectures IN French has
bsez arranged by Professor wisner. to be given
O. Thursday mornings March l, s. 15 q. % and
April s. at the homes q Mrs. Seth Barton French.
50 East Fffty-third-st.; Mrs w G. Oakman. No
East Fifty-third-st,; Mrs. Douglas Robinson,
3sEichs. No. IS Madison-ave.
The first meeting OF the Friday Evening Bad
ELfOl GluD VIII be 6el0 On tElQdy evening Ae4l
March p in the new arnory OF the Berkeley Lyceum,
No q East Forty-ninth-st. The patronesses Of
his club are Mrs. George r Schienelin Mrs.
.oseph Drexel, Mrs. Edward R. Biddle, Mrs. Lewis
Bepjsnlin 5 Church. Mrs Alexander ,. Shaw,
Ms George Croker. Mrs. Joseph c. Willetts and
E1scutiTe COMMITTEES are E. ebert scheFmerhorn,
s ge Tay GaF eo2E keTg Myef Charles
Do Pont Coudert and Philip Kearny.
sra party tomorrow evening at their home. IN The
Burlington No. 10 West Thirtieth-st. The guests
vii be the young friends OF Miss Julia Pierson.
formed one of the largest has just been organ
led by the Pro-Cathedral Fresh Air Committee
n the interest OF the Pro-Cathedral Summer Home
tOr Children. This class which Will have a fash
ioaeble following, VIII have fits meetings on Tues
day mornings. beginning next Tuesday, February
Renaissance, No. 10 West Forty-third-st. The sub
sequent meetings Win be held follows: March 6.
Madison se SQUARE: March = at the home Of Mrs
= az the home Of Mrs. Henry c: Potter. No 10
Washington Square North. and March "a. az the
bone Of Mrs. George Lewis, No Al Fifth-ave. The
Chairman OF the class IS Mrs. II. Archie Pell.
The dates selected for the Assembly balls next
winter Thursday. December 1s. and Thursday.
January "a AS IN the last few years, the balls
VII be given az the Waldorf-Astoria.
Mrs Louis Stern, Of No S93 F1fth-ave.. will give
eotillon tomorrow evening. Mrs. Stern, who
gave dinner party followed by music few even
ings ago. had 5 her guests Mr.. and Mrs Jacob II.
sehin Mr. and Mrs De Witt Seligman, Mr. and
Nns Simon Borg Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Stern,
NJ and Mrs. Isador Straus, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
ssdenburg, Mr.. and Mrs J. g. Kugleman. Mr.. and
Mrs Adolph LeWisohn. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Wal
zach, Samuel Schafer, Emil Lehman and A Wolf
a pleasant reception. with music. was given yes
tdday afternoon by Mrs William Bloodgood at
her home 80. Il West FIfty-fourth-st. The musical