New-York tribune., 1901-03-22
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

The Coaching Club parade. which in times son.
by was an annual feature, but has for several
years been abandoned is to be revived this snrt,,
in all its glory. and Colonel William Jay Colonel
Delaney Kane. George Rives and other we'll know,
knights Of the whip are already actively engaged
In making all the necessary arrangements -rba
coaching season opens on April Is on which dav
the Pioneer will once more be put into coro,,is
SION between the Holland House and the Ardsley
Casino. The season will last for seven weeks and
will wind up with the annual tour OF the Coa,hing
club. the destination Of which viii be some place
and there stil some discussion as to whebeT =
Is TO take place during the last week in April or
starts in on April g. and viii run daiy E03g From ZINES mes
Waldorf-Astoria TO Inwood leaving the hoTeI ~
viii be made at nwood Where tea W nj noers Se stop
ham gon thro1gh T Rye1sSe Fn cf v week & 70 Ford
naming four days to the Morris Park races. be-
letter season in the annals of coaching the popT @
larity Of which would appear 70 have been in no
Luis James Phelps remains seriously i'll with
scarlet fever. and il owing to his critical con-
dition that his marriage 10 Miss Marie Christine
Nichols. which was 10 have taken place on Apr,i
"a was conducted on Monday by the Rev DR. WIZ
lam r. Huntington. of Grace Church Mr. PheIps
is son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Phelps and a Har
ward graduate, while his bride is daughter of the
late George L. Nichols and sister of Mrs Snen
Ger ITask Scarlet fever has never until now been
considered as an aid TO ma trimony But on account
ing the celebration Of the marriage. first OF Eugene
Reynals and Miss Fitzgerad, and OF Luis
looked upon altogether desirable afHc1ior
by those young people who doomed TO long en-
gasements
An engagement which promises 10 be Of sor,a
duration is that of Miss Helen Kountze 10 Robert
L. Livingston which has lust been announced
Both are Young people Miss Kountze having been
one OF the most charming of the seasons debu-
tan'es- She is sister of Barclay Kountze. of the
was MISS Ward, is connected with the BARCLAYS
and the Delanceys- Mr. Kountze is a member of
town y j. where his family spend much Of their
% pIqe, Kooert l. Livingston is The son of the late
more
Cora Countess of Strafford, has arranged to sail
Wood 0r fVTGPe WP be on A9F At At present she is at Lake
The Rose Show at the W-aIdorf-Astoria has been
such a success, both from financial point of view
and as Fashionable function. that it has been de-
Giled to continue II until tonight when 1t will
finally close.
Among the features Of the social programme yes
terGay We're a luncheon party given by Mrs William
RhineIander for Mrs. Bruce Ismay; meeting Of
the Bellevue Sewing and knitting Glass at the
r hohe 81 R MISS h Ie9ry & meetlnS NEE 95 me knisker,
Junior Thursday Evening Club by Mrs Charles Lea.
the members had very entertaining evening.
There play ~ Game of Cards. in which
Miss Evelyn Harris. Evert Jansen Wendell Mr.
Cushman and Mr. Camp took part. Then there
a vaudeville show. in which four of the
hers of the club. with backened faces. did clever
cakewalk Miss Angelica Schuyler Church ap-
Whelen of Philadelphia and Mrs Van Lenop in
Spanish costume. sang several songs. accompanying
per was served The next meetings OF the club. on
March q and April IS viii % held at Mrs Benia-
mil ~
Under the patronage Of Mrs. Francis P. Kiuncutt,
Mrs H Z. Pratt. Mrs a. B. stone and others,
Miss Anna E 0tts4 vii give violin recital after
Easter at the Waldorf-Astoria
Miss Laary-s plan 10 arrange for the establish
ment of a fund 20 be known the Flower Fund
the interest Of which shall be applied to supply
flowers and altar lights for the church at No. Isl
East Seventy-sxthst.. in charge Of the priests o.
the Order the Perpetual Alteration of the Blessed
Sacrament has been entered into by onII1 nTmseT or
subscribed. Mss Leary is president OF the Flower
Among those present Yesterday were Mrs. Nelson
Mrs, Herbert Miss Bouvier. Mss Nlchois. MISS
Miss Angelica Schuyler Church gave luncheon
yesterday at her home. No. So West Twelfth-sr, in
honor of Miss Marjorie V. Lea. TA@ table vas
decorated with pink roses. Miss Churchs guests
included Miss Lea, Miss Dorothy Schiehelin. Miss
Lucy Cole Miss Bertha Ciillet. Miss Charlotte
Prime. Miss Edith Van Cortlandt jay Miss Mauda
Wolfe Miss Julia PiersOn. Miss Janet De KAY.
Miss Augusta De Peyster and Miss Marie HAM
iltOn.
The o. y Sewing Glass will meet this morning a.
the home of Mrs. Charles NJ Oeirichs. No. -
Madison-ave The Evening Badminton Club VIII
meet tonight in the Berkeley Armory, East Forty
ninth-St
The annual retreat Of the Children of Mary will
be held next week, Passion Week, in the chapel Of
the Convent Of the Sacred Heart. No - West Sew
enteenth-st II will begin Monday afternoon
and Will continue every day throughout the week.
ending Saturday with breakfast in the con
vent. The Children of Mary Our OF the large s.
and influential religious societies in this city
has among its members some Ct the besI known
women in society. They include Mrs. Jules RaypaL
Mrs Paul G. Thebaud Mrs. Charles NJ Oelrichs.
Miss Lily OelrichS. Mrs. BrOCkhOlSt Cutting, Mrs
George Stanton Floyd-JOnes. Mrs DelanCey Kane.
Miss Isen. Miss Leontine Marie and Mrs. Joseph
Marie-in fact, most of the women of the fash
ionable who belong TO the Roman Catholic
Church.
DEMAND THAT TWAIN RETR4CT.