New-York tribune., 1901-03-01
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY

In town 1t was Lenten day Beyond the
classes and the usual little affairs there was -a.r
nothing gong on SO many people have go,.
the country 10 the South or TO the W. s'Ae 70
nrst days of Lent for the needed resi- and .se eiese
@ non after three months of prolonged esvatv .l
49, va soM b oeSlns 20 nave deserted look This
WAYS tne case during these first davs ns s Is al
tentiaI season But 1T is only temporarv s peni
full swing here. Oice more Ia
The one incident Of the morning Was
ing OF the Bellevue Knitting and Sewing CAS-
the home OF John vinton Dahlgrsn n % S at
Eifty-s1xth-st The class is large and rba-a
wen attended meeting During the sewing Ssas WAS
ne nome of Miss Leary, on Friday p'aes al
Inree large dinners were given last evening u.
and Mrs H Mex. Twombly entertained a. 80
F1fth-ave home at one OF twenty-four covers tn
is the last of a series Mr.. and Mrs Tvon,hI@ @ -As
leave here on Saturday for Florida whera Wi vi
VIII remain for several weeks. Palm Beach |
were siva fe b %p %9pec{ve points The other dinners
west Ienth-st for Mrs. Van Rensselaer, CrUzsm. y
Mrs Ogden Mills gives dinner nart1 I5s evening
departure for California. 'le her
Another entertainment yesterday was a nm,
party given by Mrs. William H Osgood AZ sb
in the afternoon. There were thirty guasts 80
the prizes were handsome. In the afternoon ~ T-u
land Langley, the barytone Of ST. Bartbolor.
Church. gave song recital, under the uatro,s.
Of Mrs Charles B. Alex .nder, Mrs Tovyusass
Burden; Mrs ]. Emery, Mrs. David H Grssr
Rhinelander. Mrs Frederick Sheldon and faSey NTS
william D. Sloane Most of the patronesses WaS.
present Mr.. Langley assisted by Mrs y.
sephlne Jennings Percy soprano H Beyer rr Ha1s no
cellist and Charles Schultze. harpist An@
This morning there will be meeting Of thee
Sewing Class at the home of Mrs Frederick Ns,'
son. The Helpers Sewing Glass will meet at ~.
mouse OF Mrs. Francis Antoine di Zerega.
Mrs Cyrus W. Field gives 5 o'clock tea ar III.
Waldorf tomorrow afternoon for her daugbtsr
Miss Mary Field Among the guests will be Miss
FraaR da9ssfers Of 6 tGuIs 1aSs Ky the Misses
Clauson, Miss Hine and Miss Zaidee Williams
The Badminton Club will meet at the Bsrks.v
Armory tomorrow afternoon, and the SATURDAY.
Evening Roller Skating Club at the same place m
the evening. The sewing class formed bv Me,
Laura Jay Edwards will meet at her home No II
West Forty-seventh-st.. at o'clock in the after
noon
The inauguration will attract a number Of New
Workers and foreigners Mrs. Arthur Paget will
be the guest Of Senator Chauncey NJ Depey Mr.
Depew and Miss Paulding give large tea on
March Z in washington. Frederick Townsend Mar.
tin and Henry Sands will be the guests Of General
also be of the party.
There is some prospect of the Countess Boni d
Castellane coming to this country. 1t is reported
that she intends to sail next Saturday from Havre
with her brother Frank Gould but other me1Srs
of the family are not at present in town
William K. Vanderbilt is due at Nice on Sunday
on board the Valiant He Will remain on the RI
vieTa Mr. and Mrs William 4 Vanderbilt, r..
will go there from Paris to receive him.
Mrs Trenor L. Park has been III. and she has not
been able to get down to Aiken. where she and
her husband have been expected for several days.
once week have been the most exhiIarating Of the
experiences in that retreat
Some beautiful tahIeaus were given last evening
the Waldorf-Astoria for the benefit Of the Rest
| of Convalescents AT White Plains They were
ranged by Louis Loeb. Among the patrouesses Of
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, Mrs. Alexander Matt
land, Miss Josephine prexel, Mrs. Russell Sage
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Smith. Mrs. William Post
and T. H. Howard are among the New-Yorkers
staying at Atlantic City
The date Of the wedding OF W Bayard Cutting
r.. and of Lady Sybil CUffe will depend upon the
question 10 whether the hridegroon's family
can arrange 10 be present at the ceremony in Lon
don. But IL is likely 10 take place some time
| next month In view OF his marriage 9Ir. Cutting
contempIates resigning private secretary to the
| United States Ambassador at the Court Of St
| James. Lady Sybl. IL should be added. is the
| daughter of the present Lord Desart, and not Of
the late earl. has been declared by some news
| papers The late earl, who died about two years
ago. unfortunate in his domestic relations.
his first wife having eloped with the actor Sugden
/ whom she subsequently, married, but who after,
| ward was divorced from her. The late Lord
| Desart married again. and his second VIE
| daughter of Mrs. Henry Biscnofshein. survives
| him.
| Another international alliance announced as IN
prospect is the marriage OF Miss Mae Henry DAVIS
daughter OF Major Henry Davis. Of Syracuse, " "
| 10 John Fletcher Mouton, Member Of Parliament
| for Launceston, and Of the most brilliant and
| sIccessfuI leaders of the English bar. who has
! made speciality of patent law Mr.. MouIton =
| we'll known in this country, which ne 1as - ars
| quently visited On trip he was n tne egIi
1 pany OF the late Lord Chief Justice Russell dns me
| wedding will take place in LondG1 IN May. dH1
| the honeymoon will be spent in the United states
DEFENDS PROFESSOR ROSS'S REnOFAL.