New-York tribune., 1901-03-31


Palm Sunday VIII De Of rest than OF
recreation. Il VIII be passed IN the country by
many. In town there VIII be very little social
riy!ty. The Lenten classes and clubs viii continue
their sessions until Thursday. On Good Friday
there Will be a general cessation Of all amusements.
There is every promise, however for a gay Easter
season. Although many have left town. and within
The last few weeks there seems 10 De an increase
II travel abroad, there are stil a few representa-
.-tC. +t-ie Torssil,fS. -, - -tI
Re average number The weddings the Iast dances.
ties viii provide much for society do until the
coaching parade in May
The last audience at the opera on Friday evening
was notable on the previous subscription. the
night before. Nj and Mrs. Orme Wilson Mrs
ogden Goel-t and Miss Goelet. Mrs. ogden Mills
NJ. and Mrs Frank : Witherbee. Miss Josephine
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Townsend Burden, Mr..
and Mrs. W Bsyard Cutting. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Mrs William jay Mrs Hermann oci-ichs. NJ and
Mrs. Il. NICK TWomby, Mrs. Charles Marshall.
Brycs Mr ana Ms coraeas -' VanaeTbt oSS Mrs. .
victor S9rchan Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert /. Satteree
os Passion week could MOI keep an audience from
the opera The close Of the season socially was
brilliant. ~''''' "'S
This Sunday. however, viii be duh. Mrs
Everett Culver viii have musical Miss Cal
lender win receive and there VIII be music There
are several house parties At Tuxedo, and large
tlagc In Wesichester and al the Country Club. The
t4-ii ii4t Ali'i encourages StlltIS, VINO are olt
In great numbers
The Florida season Is about over although the
hotels win remain open until after Easter. Many
Of the Noyagers are returning. Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish and party are in SAN Francisco where hey
are being entertained. They VIII remain there
until the middle OF the week, when they viii retlrn
70 the East. The season at aiken IS showing signs
Of waning. The polo tournament has been the one
absoT5s ainG@elnen[ 7 thiS week; Cottater5 are
E @ 10 WI r.. I, i" ioIS @ PaF(< @ 81 ne no h9He
% Ft 44Sri 10
William c. Whitney have given TO The Palmetto
terl c. Leeds, C. Oliver Isein, Dr. Valentine Mott;
Major J; c. Malory, Robert /. Stevens. Edward
trustees Of the orsanizaton.
Nc7v-Yorkers are fockng 10 Hot Springs. Va
The hotel crowded and weather is deligh.ful.
Among the recent arrivals Louis Fitzgerald,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul *. Riker, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Tappin. Mr.. and Mrs Reginald Gordon; Miss
Whitman Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes and
Miss Mildred Stokes and Or and Mrs. { ehat.ts l.
e-' tne ''5 ''o''S '''s ''-''7' ~ '' '''' - 80
There was no drag hunt yesterday At Meadow
Brook out of respect for the memory Of .. Albert
Stevens. The first hunt this week VIII take place
Tuesday afternoon. There viii be meets three
times week during the montA Of april Ralph =
social season at Meadow Brook viii not begin until
after Easter. Mr.. ana Mrs. J. Norman De r.
Mhtehouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Smith, Mr. and
George Rose viii open heir country houses 4Ir
and Mrs. Ripley are still abroad. and Mr; and Mrs
This week viii see the END of the contests at the
Monday Evening Bowling Club and the Knicker-
booker Bowling Club. The latter organization is
playing for handsome silver cup which is 10 be
awarded by J. Hooker HamersIey. the president
me ne 5Ea.aing VIII take place ID 5-5sigr =
There viii be no FRIDAY raeeiing Of The q. y
a
11n2her II htT!e garments made which vii be
and Mrs, Charles N. Oe!gichs al The Roman Cath |
garments is always the occasion little fete.
which Mrs. Nelson is the central figure.
Yesterday. IN fact, was not so dul for a Lenten |
Saturday. Besides the meeting of the Radmnton !
Club. Lyon Gardiner gave a dinner for Craig Bid |
ale and the Evening Roller Skating Club had its |
+ssu,a[ ] meeting. me play was not despised ana
c.nating bridge as tonne bsuchc The opening Of |
society n Iarrs Tprlfers Na9y e6tftgi.stic
suortsnen had gone TO the South S.dc Cub. where
the trout season has opened this week with great
tclat. F. " Rhinoander having the honor OF land
Dr.. and Mrs. u. Seward WEBB have lef. New |
York and gone 10 SheIburne Farms. near BurIng-
ton Tor the spring. They VIII give a .urnoer OF !
large house parties there Mr.. ard Mrs II. Mex |
fwomb.y VIII open for short season Florhan, |
t,5slr country seat near Madison. y J. 2Ir. and |
anro7d on Tuesday James !. Van Allen and /
representation from New-York society viii sail. |
LADY Cunard is also booked. bat II is not certain
whether She VIII go or wait for another ship
Chauncey n. Depew has been in New-York this |
week He and Miss Pauding viii remain here for
snort time before they 90 on their annual trip |
fe had purchased IN Washiagt6a for MISS PaH.dig
IS a wedding present in the market
Perhaps in one way the silly season has begun.
There are reports Of enga gements which are being
daily published, and the widest guesses are being
made and consequently denied by the families. In
many cases il IS very annoying. The Misses Van
Allen and Miss Goelct have been engaged by rumor
70 nearly every eligible man in NeW-York. One or
ne very siIlesc Of all the predictions was one
fna1e by irresponsible parties that because William
spencer. Of Philadelphia, was q guest Of Mr. and
Mrs Alfred g. Vanderbilt during their recent trip
10 Montreal ne was selected as the future husband
OF Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. As Nr. Spencer has
leasL and Mrs. Nander5.ts daughter is child in
tIese Te5i,tia J5i oT e $50 5oiilse now ABSURD
nlatr.Ta orial srrsrgcr7enfg VIII Ee mad fLt ~ ut
scer with as much frequency and much accu-
Facy as are forecasts OF the weather.
Mrs. William Everard Strong and her daughter
Mss Alice Strong. VIII sail for Europe on the next
trip Of the Oceanic. April p Miss Strong the ed-
-lrs Strong and her daughters wiz in July
ga PASS the summer at their country seat near
Never has there been season where there have
heen so many weddings. Easter Monday will begin
an actual series ana there will be Ginning Of we'd
ding bells and the playing Of the "Lohcrgrin
March IN almost continual concert until the end
.: the month The weddings Of Easter Monday
n a. he gh worry rrah Ia