New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
SOCIETY SUNDAY REVIFv

the West, some in the North and o1bsrs a. 9,"e IA
South Each day chronicles another de- Iaf
In the last week Mrs. E II. Hartman and NJ
Hartman. William c. Whitney and Sir Es-'s mss
and Lady Colebrooke went to Aiken and NJ 4 a'4
Mrs. H. Mex. Twonbly took Southern 80 aA4
arrived AT Palm Beach James Henry s,,i,t 1 a
yesterday by special train for Chicago VIZ. 'eU
will be joined on Monday by Mr. and Mrs s 7
vesant Fish and party of friends who starr !,
day from the Grand Central Station AZ
en- route for California The party COMPRISES - u
others Mrs Charles H. Marshall Mr. and NJ.
Lanfear NOrTie anu Miss Greta PouerovA A's A.
Marion Fish will not accompany her parents Ttsss Tss
expect TO be absent about three or four aIEey
DR.. and Mrs. W. Seward Webb and party ness NESS
ing East. anu con-
Among the dinner parties given last night was,,.
by Miss Della Gurlee, and another by Mr. a.
Mrs. Stanford White. The guests of Mrs sta,,.-,
White comprised Mrs. Ogden Mills Mr. and N~
Clarence Fl. Mackay. Mrs Hermann OeIrcb. NJ,
and Mrs William Douglas Sloane. Mr. and M,
and Mrs George Is De Forest Mrs. R,,Sws T,ews NJ,
and Miss Blight N0eas
The second days tournament of the Badn,,.
Club took place yesterday afternoon when -.
finals were played. There was large attenaarn~
Among the players were Albert Pease. Howl,,S
Pen. Delaney Coster and Theodore Pel In ~
evening there was large meeting of the Eve,i,
Roller Skating Club The whole week in fsct ma,
be epitomized far assemblages OF vo-a. a.
people go. as one of the clubs and classes SUTTSs Ts
opera was brilliant, and there have been NAM
small dinners.
This afternoon Miss May Calender gives An.
other of her informal receptions. at which tbsr,
will be some delightful music Mr. and Mrs Hsrr,
w Poor will receive informally to-day and thsra
will also be musical selections; and Tonight Ms
Ogden Mills gives a large dinner party.
Tomorrow the St Nicholas Skating Club up
meet in the morning and the Helping Hand Sewing
Glass in the afternoon The latter will assemble
as usual at the home OF Mrs. WesterveIt On
Tuesday General and Mrs. Louis Fitzgerald give
a dinner in honor Of Miss Sarah Thomson and
her flames, stephen Pell whose wedding takes
place after Easter Al this dinner Miss Fitzgerald
and her fance, Eugene Reynal, will receive con-
gratulations. Mrs. Jules Reynal, usual will nave
Mr.. and Mrs J. Howard Wainwrisht also Ssys
cards out for dinner on that evening.
The Knickerbocker Bowling Club is to have
most interesting tournament on Wednesday after
noon and the Post Graduate Hospital Sewing Class
will meet at the home of Mrs. Berwind. This will
be brilliant Opera night, and the attendanes
promises to be large.
The Board of Managers OF the Nursery and
Childs Hospital. No. 81 Lexington-ave has sent
invitations for tea and reception at the hospital
on Wednesday afternoon. Among the managers
are Mrs. Henry f. Dimock Mrs Chester Girls.
wold Mrs. William c. Egleston. Mrs Alexander
Van Nest. Mrs. Lucius X Vilmerding Mrs Jo-
seph Stickney, Mrs. Frederick Pearson. Mrs. Fred
erick n Goddard, Mrs Henry Mills Day and Mrs
William Barbour
Thursday is Mi-Careme. 1t will be duly cee-
brated by two entertainments. each of which has
been the topic of conversation for some weeks
among the different dancing class sets. The re-
ception given by the One Hundred Club at the
Howard Constable studio will be as original and as
amusing as those of the past There will be
evident intention to burlesque the Roman era and
It's tOgas and classic costumes. There are a num-
T Der who VIII appear as Characters from Quo
ClceroS and Nlrsl!s Will abound There Is to De a
programme Of Roman games. dancing and Jolly
time generally The Roman festival will be re-
menbered as one or th0Se odd conceitS with which
society amuses itself in the first days Of spring.
The programme of the Venetian festival which
is being arranged by Mrs. Lewis Livingston Dea.
field for the benefit of the Society of DecoratEs
Art for Thursday evening has already been re-
ferred TO several times in this column. 1t viii
open. after the Overtur'. 20 ''FTorOdora.' with 4
procession OF Queen Carnival and her merry iesss
and attendant train of maskers and mummers As
in spirit OF carnival, all tho Marguerites VII
dance with the MephtstOs and there will be
gavOtte os these two characters. The Spansa
toreador dance will follow, thea a pickaninny and
a cakewalk ana olt or rdGlule- Inere VIII as9
be rose dances. the dance OF the peers and peeE
tsses IRON, loIahlhe, anu lhe MaI anu T HUI
dance OF the American Indians. The affar WI
close with tableau OF the characters Miss Lls
Agnew Stewart has had charge or these dances
and il IS fully expected that she will rival II not
eclipse her success last year with the kirmess
on Saturday there Will be a bridge whist tourna-
ment at Sherry's for the benefit of the Jewels
Day Nursery. Players are allowed TO choose their
partners Men as well as women may subscribe
The subscriptions are s. for each player. and these
as well the names Of the partners. should oe
ninfb-sf before March f5 Prizes will be awarded
10 the four pairs making the highest scores.
DR.. and Mrs oliver Livingston Jones give CO.
tiIlon on April II for their daughter, Rosalie.
The announcement made yesterday in this column
that ConsueIo. Duchess of Manchester. and ST
John and Lady Lister Kaye had sailed for ns
country is one of much interest II IS douotrul
there will be- under the circumstances. puoe
funeral for Fernando Yznaga. However the ss
tiers. with the exception Of Miss Emily Nao oss
yachting. and whom the sad news mas pI1.sSs ps~s
not been told. will be with Mrs Antonio ~; s;s
durinS this trying time ana tIae ouIIStl W. ~
place either in cuba or az K3vels"Uu55 5ouSs-
edIy left considerable of fortune, 10 WHICH ~
sisters and mother will fall heir
The date of the wedding Of Miss Ethel iseA@
the daughter Of Mrs John II. Iselin ST., ana ET7s
erick Cirosvenor Goodridge. the son Of Mrs Flsu'
ertck Goodridge. will be June g. II will take pia''
at Grace Church. There Will be a small reeepuu+
ct the home of Mrs. Isen after the ceremons ~
Miss Giovanna de Saint Seig4e and =; Ii;,.,5s5ra
Farrelly will be married at St. Patrick Cdaast,
on Aqril H. Archbishop Corrigan Will omci@t5 oms ~
There will be q small reception at the hgIue oTrr
brides mother Nine de Saint Seigne. Ihe yooaa3
couple will sail for Europe and Will remain ao'Oa-
until autumn.
Mrs James Lent Barclay. of No. IA East Foas
eighth-st. gave euchre party on THURSDAY ai,,
noon, and Mrs. William Barclay Parsons u -
sos FIfth-ave.. had an afternoon OF euchte On -
day. AT Mrs Walter L. Suydam's card paf"
her home. No. 4S East Twenty -secOnd-st-' On -.
same day there were four tables of players h
guests included Mrs. Clarence Pel Mrs % OO
erneur Kortright. Mrs. Parsons Mrs "''ar 49,.
Pollock. Mrs Morris. Mrs. John C. Peters ~.
Henry Redmond, Mrs John Suydam MISS
AIlister. Mrs James Bernhard and MISS h'
Tavlor Among the guests entertained at uhSa