New-York tribune., 1901-04-20
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

Although the wedding chimes which b.r.
ringing almost uninterruptedly of late wer. en-.
yesterday. and IN spite OF the fact that the wearh
was most depressing. it was wonderfully "a,
evening being undoubtedly the annual exbiSef OF the
the Riding Club and Mrs. John Jacob Asror', .,
The exhibition of the Riding Club took nIacs .
It's quarters. In East Fifty-eighth-st and wa.
great success from equine well as from
social point OF view. the entertainment winding ~
restaurant Mrs Stuyvesant Fish being smons ru9s .
many hostesses. There was a large and fss5,on ene
able attendance 'on-
Mrs. John Jacob Astor's dance at her bou.. =.
Fifth-ave.. was essentially impromptu affair =,
the invitations were out only two davs -,
many of them being given orally Sumner ,
served at midnight by Sherry at small tables :, ~
picture gallery. while the cotllon was danced sr,sr
leading with Mrs. Astor who was arrayed IN ba
satin The favors consisted Of silver pencils and
by Mrs Collins. and likewise beautiful fowssra
by Hodgson. Mrs. Astors guests nurbered asa
two hundred. aoout
Among the other entertainments of vss,srs.
evening were dinner party given by Miss D.rs
Cur Gnrnee and another by Mrs Frederick Ganatiu,
and of her hance, Rober, l. Livingston. A0un'zs
Mrs. Gouverneur Kortrigh,'s bridge whist c,,,.
likewise met yesterday afternoon at the housa =,
Nns Mrs Henry G Trevor in East Forty-hfth-st. The
day next az Mrs Joseph Puiitzer's.
The entertainment given last night ey the q,
Elzabeth's Guild at the Berkeley LycelIn for tb
benefit of the Daisy Field Home for crippled cbr
dren proved very successful affair." and was ~
the vaudeville order. Among the principal features
Psiy Psrs m the , Of the well known play
qanee with cymoals skirt dance by Henry s.
Sswstt rSs and % the com somedetta tia entitled "A Game Of
present were Mrs Frederick De Peyster. Mrs
sell A. Cowles and Mrs. Julian T. Davies
Earlier in the day Mrs. Frederick J. De Peystes
gave Il luncheon party at her house in 1Iadison
ave. for her daughters Augusta and Frances
On the social programme for to-day are Mrs
William Rockefeller's luncheon party in honor o,
her son Percy's fiancee Miss Isabelle G; StiIlran
whose marriage takes place Tuesday; and m.
wedding OF Miss Ethel Gardner DomnIck and An
drew Varick Stout at 3 o'clock this afternoon a.
ST. James's Church There will follow a. recen.
ton at the house of the brides parents. No -
West Fifty-frst-st- Miss Helen Dominick will bs
mac. maid OF honor and the bridesmaids will be the
PTEh PTaaes ,o Gousn Miss Elsie Dominiek Miss May
bold. Miss Margaret Belts and Miss Alice Narstor
and the ushers will be Harvey Kjnssiev 81 P man
Iand: I VI; Edward s Auchincloss Acosta Nichols
s
Stout jr.
The wedding OF Miss Nathalie F. Moss daughter
of Courtlandt Moss. to Johnston LIVINGSTON e.
son of Mrs. Robert Cambridge Livingston will
take place on Tuesday next and not to-day as has
been enormously stated 'N'
The Duke OF NewcastIs will sail to-day for Lon
don by the Minneapolis. of the Atlantic Trauspor.
Line On reaching England he will take I'D his
residence with the duchess at the place which Re
has leased at Observation-Disclosures having cIosa5
up his country seat at Clumber and likewise his
town house. S
MI and Mrs 7. Suffern Taller have house party
at Tuxedo over Sunday in honor OF Lord Reysl-
stoke. ~
Mrs. Luther kountze has chartered the Pioneer
for May A. and will take to Ardsley a party Of
young people including Miss Cryder. Miss Dodge
Miss Marion Fish. Miss Dix. Miss Helene Kountze
Robert l.. Livingston and Barclay Kountzs
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Burreu Hoffman will sail for
Europe next month for long stay, as they pro-
pose TO spend the summer in Paris. the autumn in
Scotland and the winter in Egypt
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Frelinshuysen will spend
the early summer at Tuxedo