New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.


Social gatherings in town tabooed yester-
day, as 1t Good Friday. There a regular
exodus in the afternoon, however. of those COM
prised In parties for Easter the various country
houses around New-York number of people even
going SO far as Newport for the purpose. To-day
meets of the Meadow Brook and Of the Monmouth
Hunts already announced in this column
Among those who have returned town
Mr. and Mrs Francis Burton Harrison who have
been travelling for several weeks through Mexico
and California; Mrs: Burton Harrison. who re
them at Washington, where she will remain for
few days.
On the Lucania sailing to-day. is Lady Cunard,
who has been spending the entire winter in New
York. Mr.. and Mrs Henry l. Rarbey and the
Misses Barley will sail next Thursday. and after
few weeks in Paris will proceed to Switzerland,
where they will remain until the autumn. The
Duke OF Newcastle. who has declined all invita-
IONS during Passlon ana Holy Week sails on april
the largest landowners in Scotland. Will return to
in the South African war furnishing the govern
ment with a battery fully equipped at his own eN-
somewhat sensational GiirGnmstances from his
He has large interests IN this country.
Many dinner parties announced for next
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Nick Twombly
have issued invitations for ono on Thursday even
ing. On the same night dinners Will likewise be
given by Mrs Ulman in honor OF her sons
riage to Miss Gertrude Oldheld Barclay; by Mrs.
Charles NJ. Oelrichs. in honor Of Miss Helen
and by Mr. and Mrs Henry A barclay. The last
named dinner will take place at Short Hils. \ J,
Henry y. Barclay, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Cass Ledyard have returned
to town from Newport.
Adrian Isein. jr. has chartered the British steam
yacht Christabel. which IS sail for Ncw-York at
the end Of next month Mr. Iselin will retain the
will remain with her until her return to England.
The wedding Of Miss Gertrude OldheId Barclay
daughter Of Mr and Mrs Henry a. Barclay 20
Julien Stevens Uman. which was TO he celebrated
in June; will take place instead on Monday. April
Captain Arthur Lee. NJ p. formerly military at
tache OF the British Embassy Washington,
whose wife Miss Ruth Moore of this city
has been appointed private secretary to H o.
Arnold Foster. the Parliamentary Secretary Of the
British Admiralty.
Henry White. Secretary of the United States EN-
bassy IN London, sails to-day for this country,
where he proposes to remain three weeks.
It is understood that Mrs. c. Albert Stevens has
been well provided for by the terms OF the will OF
her husband In fact, he seems to have bequeathed
she inherits in addition her jonture chargeabla
on the Stevens estate his town house. his house at
Roslyn his villa Southampton and some other
real estate
Bradley Martin, jr sails for Europe Immediately
after the wedding of his cousin Frederick NJ
Davies and Miss Emily O'Neill. which takes place
April II
A diamond tiara and entire silver dinner
vice are among the wedding presents which Mr.
and Mrs w. Bayard Cutting took along with them
when they sailed on Wednesday last attend the
marriage In London OF their SON William Baya-d
Cutting, jr.. and Lady Sybil Cuffe.
Prince Hermann Hatzfedt, who. with his eldest
son, Hermann, is his way to New-York on
board the Majestic. Is of the principal dgni
taries of the court of Berlin and is a particular
friend of the Kaiser. who year ago conferred on
him the title of Duke Of Trachenberg. Besides be-
ing Grand Cup Bearer to the Prussan Crown, he
is likewise Governor of the Province of Sllesia,
member of the Prusslan Chamber Of Peers and a
general in the army. His wife. daughter of the
Saxon Count Benckendorf is Grand Mistress of
the Household of ex-Empress Frederick Prince
Hermann Is only distantly related to Prince Fran
els Hatzfedt- -Wildenburg. who married the adopted
daughter of the late c. p Huntington, but is a
first cousin Of the former wife of Baron Saurma.
who so long represented the German Empire at
Washington.