New-York tribune., 1901-03-06
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY

Man, Of those who went 10 the Inauguration re-
.rrrea yesterday. and found New-York bleak and
AMI. The Depew party VIII remain a few days
,onre- and some q its members. like Mrs Arthur
psret win not return for a fortnight Mrs Stuy-
.ssnt Fish and her party reached the city yester-
AZ and at once began to make preparations for
u-se-ern trip extending TO the Pacific Coast for
rbicb James Henry Smith is il 3 said. 10 be the
most The party will be numerous and will occupy
Weeks Weeks
Among the social functions yesterday were a re-
,ert,or with music. in the afternoon at Miss
resy,,'s Al which the Misses Kieckhoefer plaved
and Heath Gregory sang; elmer parties given b..
Mrs. Adrian Iselin. jr, and Mrs. Edmund /. Bay
rss. = theatre party given 10y j NJ Wright OF Bos-
.oD for Miss Angelica Schuyler Church. the per-
sornance Of To Have and To Hold" being fol-
l,ued by supper al the Holland House and some
s-nateur theatr.cals al the Berkeley LyceuIn com
,-isirE recitations and a little play entitled "A
came q Cards. produced by members OF the
Mrs William Douglas Sloane on Monday was fol-
puhn being among The artists
This arrernoon will be one in which Will meet the
Post-Gr aduate Sewing Class and the Knickerbocker
6Se ~ 7he series Of Wagner:au ,e~fornances
II IS on Tuesday next that the dinner given by
vrs Louis Fitzgerald. in honor Of Miss Sarah
C.ibbs Thompson and her fance. Stephen H Pell
uiu take place instead OF yesterday as was stated
in this column. owing TO a misprint Other enter
fainmeuts On the cards are q luncheon party given
Marjorie Lea. and large dinner party by Mrs
Arthur r. Twomby March L.
The marriage Of Miss Susan Varnuu TO Edward
De Rose viii take place quietly tomorrow in the
chantry Of Grace .9.1.7 Church Miss Xarnum has re
shown 10 her friends yesterday afternoon.
The THURSDAY Evening Club will meet tomorrow
evening al the home Of Professor W. N. Sloane. No
ne East S!xty-ninth-st. The Junior Thursday
EVenng Club will m .et AZ he home Of Mrs. B. 5
church No 36 West Iwelfth-st Miss Leary's
morning her home, and the knickerbocker Rid
ing Club in the evening.
Mrs. William Rhnelander Stewart sailed yester-
DAY fer Italy. She goes abroad TO Join her sister
Mrs. Anthony Drexel, who has been cruising in the
Mediterranean. Among the foreigners sailing to-
day on board The Teutonic are Lord Clonmel. an
Irish peer who has been spending the winter
the waldorf Astoria. and the Countess Of Antrim
with her SON. Lord Dunluce. Lady Antrim has
been spending several weeks with her sister, Lady
Tnto at Ottawa. Count Gherardesca, who had
over in order 70 attend the wedding OF Don En-
rico RuspoI al Washington, on that Gay, sailed
yesterday on hoard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse,
as did elsO the Count and Countess de Chambrun
and Count Finck Won Finckerstein Sir Bache
Cunard and his little daughter sailed on saturday.
Lady Cunard remains in this country.
Aiken continues TO be very gay. Mrs. John Jacob
Astor Mrs William Butler Duncan, il. and few
other patrons have not only started the series Of
polo games which have proved so popular, but they
have also organized a baseball team and arranged
for pigeon shooting matches There is also 10 be
her Of dinners ga bridge parties. Life has been
almost constantly in the open Colonel John Jacob
Astor. who was in Washington yesterday, has re-
turned 10 Aiken
%.sh Sa oPt he e-or. my
Of Miss airline Davis. Of NiIkes5arre. Penn TO J.
De Courcy Ireland; Of this city. The latter is
son OF John B. Ireland. Miss Davis is a sister Of
George K Davis, who married Miss Helen Gallatln.
The Children Of Mary, a society 10 which some OF
the most fashionable women belong. Will hold their
oPHqs @ gTs ang R2s9n Pa s W Msk IN ths 6hafi
Miss Lesry is president Of the society.
The next meeting Of the Pro-Cathedral Sewing
Class takes place Nj Richard Twins next week.
Il met yesterday nnoTT1,ieng at the house OF Mrs
Mr and Mrs E Parmelee Prentice opened their
usv house. No West Fifty-third-st-. Monday.
Mr and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller t are still in
Florida. They will be here in few days
Ms. E H Hartman and Miss Mary Hartman
will start a trip 10 Florida to-day. They will be
absent several weeks.
Mr and Mrs Morris K. Jesup have been visiting
IN Washington. They win go 70 Jekyi's Island be-
fore returning TO New-loTk
N view OF the number Of people who propose to
visit London in connection with the coronation
ceremonies il may be well TO state that il has
been definitely announced that the coronation Will
not take place until next year, and that official
mourning for the Queen viii continue until Janu-
sry The Duke and Duchess Of Cornwall and
York who leave next week for Australia, are not
expected back in England before next christmas.
and Il is naturally out Of the question for the
coronation take place IL their absence.
Newport is 70 be extremely gay this summer, II
Indications prove anything. Never has the rental
Of cottages been more active. Some Of the host
esses who entertain have gone abroad early, in
order be Newport in the beginning Of the sea
and 10 have the benefit in time Of the advice
Of the Paris dressnaker. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Ber-
wind who viii entertain great deal next sum
ner, among the departures last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Gerry and the Misses Gerry and Mr.. and
Mrs Edmund /. Baylies are sail in the spring.
Ny. and Mrs. Alfred O. Vanderbilt have been in
town. much entertained. during the last few
weeks. Mrs. Vanderbilt. ST. and Miss Gladys Van
oerbilt will sail next month for Europe
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