New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

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Among NsN-yorke-s staying AZ Lakewood are
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius y. Bliss and Cornelius y.
Bliss Ir.. AIRS. George B. Post Mr. and Mrs Rich
ara Mortimer. the Rev Dr. and Mrs David H.
Greer NJ. and Mrs. Samuel r. Ordway. William
Milne GriuEeu and Robert Stuyvesart. who are
registered AZ Lalre.-in-the-Pines Hotel. while M
end Mis n Isaac Y Brokaw and Mr and I, Mrs Ra5-
win rheir ebiiTe for '-t'~ m - ~ ne sor,-E NJ
ana Mrs Frede-ic r. CoIi5sr-. Who have been
staying at The Laurel House. have now taken Gray
Gables for the remainder of the season it Is b.
-sys4 With lev TO % ne wsdaing ,heTe Of their
nouncee in This column q short time ago
To-day with Ms Cornelius Vanderbilt and
othvrs giving ciansrs AID the informal receptions
IN rh- afternoon. VIII be far from dun T0-merroV
evening the opera VIII absorb great deal ~ at-
t-rtion There VIII be dance. and that W be-
given 6y General ana Mrs LLOYD :. Bryce. Many
ever .- principally Tor detu,antes. Mrs. Francis
evening la honor q a-r sister Mrs. Van Ren~se-
dinner for Miss Anita Scott
Tuesday brings rhe dance az Ms Rooer- Mc-
Auister Lloyds and on the same evening the Fort
nightly vii have ts i7s meeting a. ne As As,3T.s &
West TVenty-thrd--t.. suf Mrs Norman leslie
Munro have afternoons Ar home
Among The diuners IN the near future are tAose
10 De- given By Mrs Edm L Baylies on Tues
aav February e5. M and Mss Y Bsyar1 citing IN;
saturIav Mr. As-or VII also give NO cinneTN De-
fore she sails tor Europe
On. O. the entertainments the programme Tor
The week opening to-day is the 'a1.ea-s -7
given on Saturday evening az the mouse ~ M
Tcs-rh Stlckuey Tor the Samaritan Home t"T ne
49, one posed BY Carroll Be~kwitn viii ret-
resent ne celebrated Duchess ot Dev'nsE.re- NI--
!sT A Chase VIII pose his yoIng ca.sa5er ,y:.. ~ a
vwTl pose me Misses Miller and some ~ the sea-
sons det4tantes IN japanese DC il,--Is a. TSs
srte-taiurl.ut Will be- under the patronage or NJ
,..--s --.' X VI nlrriirg M Wasteaw. Reid NJ
7 Pie~r1r- Morgan. Mrs. George l. kiF-~, slrs
Aston Mrs Morgan DIX ana ","rf7
Tn. Columbia University Musical society pro-
duce. Princess Proud" ilis week 40 The Carnegie
Iyeeau.
The ars, u-ears o. the Friday Evening Baamin-
Ton club Is axei for wash.ns'on's Birthday
Mrs Ha.ett Assop Rorrene 80 East Eish,.etA-
81. viii give tW4 RECEPTIONS ore on Tuesday next
Ms Camille wie3-ar-rd 40 Ea.- Forty--ev.
rurh--t. w.l give card party on EEa-staN FEB
raary =.
Taasa4- cor charity on sn elaborate scale vii
De- given al ti- Wsldorf-Asturit on February y
tn proo--ds Will - 70 ala the Presbyterian Res
~
Of the Rest including Mss Parish. M-s. Granville
3 smith Mrs white-aW Reid. Mrs John p Dun
can Mrs. A Brayrou Ball Mrs. Howard blta-id
and Mrs. Alexander Mclean are already ar work
n the tabIear-. aided uy Louis Loeb. the artist
The home H. "a most worthy charity. rs object
being 20 provide temporary care ana sh..i-f i'r
~ o,s' s .-ss-s - fb. r5srher- oy "a. Board
- -, ~ lA-a-s i.o - NJ = I---i So Mrs COR
r-.luS Bliss Mrs william r. Dodge. Mrs Viii
lam J. schcneiu. Miss Josephine Drexel. Mrs
AleAaTNNr
Mrs Henry r SneG. Mr.. r luis Mora and Mrs
William Warner Hopku.
Al Pain Beach are Ar and Mrs. Marion Story
and y e. RryraL Mrs Gray Peudlet0n and
August Belmont entertained there last week Mr
and Mrs. j. Lorimer W9rd~n have come from
Matanzas Ilaufatiuu- end have been at the hotel
Tor few daES ana have gone North to 8 Augg-
Two notable charity entertainments took place
yesterday. The one lu tLe afternoon Was the -.
valentines kett'-drum for the benefit - the Sa-
nnaritan Home or The Aged which held al
sherry's There w-rr Harionett-s ane th- vita
dancing ID the music ~ Lander. Among the women
Who presided n M stalls were Mrs. Robert Rem
a Chuls Mrs Joseph srckuey. Miss Beach. Mrs.
p Kiuucutt and Mrs. hissell
In the evening there was conoert in aid of s.
Rerrqbas-s Guud for Trained Nurses. The Wal
dorf-Astoria. The artists who appeared We're Miss
Fielding R0sene, Miss Anna Siade Nine. Flavie
van der Hsude and Heinrich Meyn. Hobart Smock
and Clarence de Naux Royer Bruno Huhn directed
the concert and presided a. the plano. Among the
women VINO were Interested were Mrs. Richard
frUir N-s Archibald Alexander MrS FREDERICK
KerDochgn Mrs Jules A. Montant. Mrs. A Ernest
G;ailsnt Ms " Barclay Parsons and Mr.. Rich
ard NJ Hunt
The annual cotIllon OF kappa psi the sophomore
society Of Y@le College. took place on Friday night
Al ueimonIcos The dance was preceded by din
nars given bv Mrs Robert A. Grannis and Mrs
william r schley. Mrs. schley also gave tea in
the afternoon 20 the guests. The committee for
The cotiIlon was composed Of Give Livingston Du
Val chairman. Robert A. GTannis. jr and Howard
A Pur~rne- M Du Val and Mr.. Granns leading
the cosllon The patronesses were Mrs Edmund
Co-r Mrs Horace q. DU Val Mrs Robert A.
G~arr,is Mrs. Henry q. Havemeyer Jr.. Mrs. :.
Oakley Wander Poel. Mrs. Charles Il. Ludington.
Mrs Walton NJ Peckham. Mrs. John r. Plummer.
Mrs JCeauh r Sfiilma and Mrs. William 7.
S~hle. The souvenirs were engraved with the
badge of the society. the men receiving silver
rnatchhoKee and the women silver pintrays. The
rnirder % the society's Alma Mater. There were
vale fars yale hookTnarks. bangles silver pencils.
umbrellas ana many other pretty gifts The deco
/ rations were an IN Yale coicrs
Anone those present were Mrs. II. o Have
never tr the Misses Douglass. Clyde Mckinley.
Parsons Gould Howard. Baldwin. Burdiek.
Wheeler. Plstt. Morton. Hewitt. Doudge. Brainard.
/ Teller Write Ashley. Maxwell Nernan Hall
Johnston. piUmEncr. Cara, Grallis, Cranberry.