New-York tribune., 1901-04-27
sOCIETY's BUDGET.

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Anson Phelps Stokes had decided sever thei,
connection with Lenox. and to offer for sale tb.,,
well known country place. Shadow Brook which
has been the scene of SO much hospitality The,
have been for the las, decade among the leaa,n,
members Of the New-York colony in the sert
shires. and II Is believed that their departure viii
result in the decline OF the popularity OF Lenox a,
is concerned Shadow Brook is tuateS al w orb ORR
shores Of Stock Bridge Bowl on Mahkeenac Lake
comprises about one thousand upon whics
thirty-two buildings Including the im
srehi,eesufe and Contains e bsroo sEs q
NJ MT and Mrs Mrs, Stokes propose to spend the create,
dack camp. near Paul Smiths.
Miss May Galatn. whose engagement to William
Warner Hoppin r. is formally announced Is m.
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Gal.
latin. of No. so Fifth-ave.. and one Of the mos,
attractive debutantes of last winter. Through he,
s4rys she Her s ana IS to s o & ans @ nd %
Hoppin of No 81 West Fifty-thrd-st. He Is a
ss Kath.rn Beekman % The wedns R Tai noi
take place until autumn.
Another engagement which has been formally an
nounced is that of Miss Eliza Di zerega. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis A Di zerega. of No ~
Park-ave.. 10 Stuart Pullman West. of No. slI
rf,h-sv. The latter G Is nephew srS Of r the late
while his hances. who made her debut Two winter.
Island Hall. West Chester.
Mrs William Bateman Leeds of Lakewood. y J.
announces the engagement Of her daughter Miss
Elizabeth Whitewright Leeds. one Of this seasons
debutantes. TO 9. Cook kimbal OF Brookline
Mass. Harvard 90.
Among the weddings next week will be that o.
Miss Irene Elliott Benson and Walter Scott, bott
Of this city. Owing to the recent death Of the brides
father. the wedding will be quiet one. The cere
mony will be performed by the Rev DR.. Henry
Iubsck at the home Of the brides sis5sI Mrs; JShr
MIR and Mrs. scott i visit the south for shoS
trip, but will return in time to sail on June 12
the Majestic for extended tour abroad.
1t is to-day that the wedding of Frederick Martir
Davies. of this city and Emily O'NeiT laughter
of Mrs. Eugene O'Nefn. of Pi,tsburg. takes plac,
in that city.
For the first time in several days the feulinin,
element represented the Pioneer yeste-.
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. s Black having charters:
the coach for their party. Reginald ". Rives.
usual. was the whip
Among the features on the social programme Of
yesterday luncheon party given 10y Mrs
stuyvesant Fish. at her home, in East Seventy.
eishth-st and a small dinner party at Mrs. Cor
neius Vanderbilt, Jr. s. at her house in Washington
Square.
Mrs. Gouverreur Kortright's bridge whist class
met yesterday afternoon at Miss Greta Poneroy's
The final meeting next week viii be AT the house
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Frelnshuysen are going
10 the mountains for few weeks before going &C
Newport or Bar Harbor for the summer Mr. and
Mrs. George b. de Forest at Newport for a few
days.
Mrs. Lynch, VINO Miss Robins. Of Brooklyn,
has leased a cottage at Newport ard likewise a
house in town. She intends TO bring her daughter
out.
Mrs Albert DeIafield. Mrs. c. A. Dorenus and
Mrs j. Esmont Schermerhorn were the patronesses
of the concert and dance given at Sherry's last
night for the benefit of the Athletic Association Of
the College of the City of New-York. while Mrs
E. H. Hartman. Mrs. Daniel Butterield and Mrs
W. G. Davies among the patronesses of the
dance given in the university gymnasium by the
class of Ol. Applied Science. of Columbia t,ui-
versity Mrs. Frederick Remsen Hutton. Mrs.
Seth Low and Mrs. Henry S. Munroe received the
guests
j. Coleman Drayton and his daughter have re-
turned to town from Philadelphia. and propose te
sail for Europe soon-
Mrs John Jacob Astor has her mother. Mrs
Edward S Willing, staying with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Strong are staying az
the West Fffty-fourth-st. house of Mrs Stronss
father John d. Rockefeller until their Departure
for Europe next month
Miss Carroll Badham. Of No. 50 Central ParS
West will give the second OF her musical evenings
TODAY The first was given last Saturday. and tns
music vas followed by informal dancing ano
supper.