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

To-day will be quiet in New-York from a social
point of view. The fashionable set when in town
has always shCvr a disposition observe not only
Good Friday. but also Maundy Thursday day
which for hundreds of years has been celebrated at
all the Roman Catholic courts OF the Old World
by the picturesque ceremony OF the sovereign
washing the feet of twelve poor men women. ac-
oording to the OF the monarch At the Prot
estant courts the royal personages attend the Com
the distribution of aims Here In New-York the
sented today in the Various Churches But In tse
suburbs, people VIII be less 1evout For the
morning the Island Trees while polo. golf and
swing at all the country places where there are are
house parties. In England the country is more
Of the religious duties % than % town Here e'i'Se In New
York 1t is Just the reverse
1t is on Tuesday afternoon April g. that the we'd
ding of Miss Isabel Goodrich StiIman daughter Of
James Still1an. to Percy A. Rockefeller takes place
at st. Barthoomew's Church. Madison-ave and
Forty-fourth-st- The bridesmaids will be Miss Alice
Everard Strong. Miss Daisy Greer Miss Ethel
Whitney and Miss Edith X. Gray de. Inter OF
Justice and Mrs. John Clinton Gray. OF Albany.
brdeeroom. will be the maid OF honor They are
D}, TO wear gowns Of pink silk crepe and white and
brothers best man. while the ushers will be Fred
smsn James AlexandeT stiIIman sfIn T. FIanK FS92gnefy
Cheney and James c. Greenway -
riage in London of W. Bayard Cutting. ir. to Iadv
Syhil Cuffe. daughter Of the Earl Of Desart Miss
Sqs5in xisb Cutting sailed on the Teutonic yesterday
brothers marriage. ~
The engagement is announced OF Miss Cstbsrfr.
a Beekman. eldest daughter OF the lare UiI1iar,
Bediow Beekman. Of New-York to John Wells
huser rug OF North Carolina The wedding is expected
Beekman. No. 50 Fifth-ave u i'9S
The wedding Of Miss Jane Seney PIuununer. daueh
ter of Mr. and Mrs Albert T Plumuer OF NJ "a
Park-ave.. and granddaughter Of the late George
Mrs Grant b Scbldy 30 oehey' & oP IL son OF Mr. and
St. on May Z D''1"'' anu Ieh'h-
among those who have left town for the Easter
holidays are Mr. and Mrs. Richard T Wilson. who
are at Hot Springs; Mrs. Ogden Mills and the
Tsor NESS Mills who are at staatsburg. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Henry . Havemeyer. Who have b 6ss, n
IN the south. ara staying with her
Mr. and Mrs Robert NJ. THOMPSON and ,r,..
Sarah Gibbs Thompson who is TO be married 10
SJePhGT T6 HAT Pei on april IT, returned yesterday
a few days. 9P'1'a
The Austro-H Hungarian Minister and Nine va,
Hengelmuller have arrived in town and are stav
ing at the Cambridge where they will remain until
2atGrday. when they win sail for Europe. leaving
Miss Josephine DrexeI has returned to New-York
after long cruise in West Indian waters with Mr.
and Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer,. She Will go
ABROAD This spring Her sister Mrs DahIgren is
summer. ~
Tuxedo is getting ready for the spring season
James Henry Smith viii stay there on his return
from the Pacific Coast. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry "
Poor are about 70 open their cottage and NIr and
MIS- mrs. I; Sunern Taller have planned number OF
Cha-sworth has a large crowd for the Easter bol-
idays- Miss Mary Field is entertaining a number
OF people, and among those registered at the club
house are Albert Fairfax, Miss Clementna Furn!ss
citaI was given on SsTIrdaJe a. ne cIhRno pane Re-
Julian Pascal. oil London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White Of the United States
Embassy in London. have bought the well known
Caza!et mansion. in Whitehall Gardens which has
a Gfengntful garden overlooking the Thames En-
Following the marriage Of their dausbtsr Mat.,,
Mae. 20 Isaac Ebert Scranton Mr. ana Mrs Will
IAN am Arcner VIII receive on the evening OF Tuesday
ePrIl = tE9T 10 ID, at the Corcoran Manor. Mount
Not only Piancon but also Coquelin is to appear
at the entertainment on April 70. at 3 O'Clock. ar
the Waldorf-Astorfa. for the benefit OF tna HON.
for the Destitute Blind in Ar1stere4,r,-ava .,,-
those most active in promoting the success Of the
M sI,ai[ and who have become Patronesses thereof
q ~ =. i'lcHard Twin. Mrs. William d Sloane
l. Townsend Burden Mrs Charles r. AiexIa1,iar
Vile. '- - ''l-''1
Don Enrico Ruspoli and his American wife
"Aom he married AT Washington some three weeks
ago, Eave arrived in town, and are staying az the
Next tuesdays musical matinee at the Waldorf
Astoria promises 10 be one Of the successes OF
Easter week Among those interested in the affair
MS patronesses are Mrs. BrocAhoIst Cutting Mrs
Clarence II Mackay. Mrs. Henry Clews. Mrs
iIitenry Parish, jr-, Mrs. Frederic J. de Pevsrer
Us. OharIeS VI. OeiriChs. Mrs William Barclay
;~ tS,ts, MRS Arthur Murray Dodge Mrs Fred
Tytlt Ntl4S0i. Mrs. Alexander 7. Van Nest Mrs
Frederic sheldon Mrs. T. SufTern Taller ST~s N
Eloodsood. Mrs. Clarence PostIey and Mrs Danisi
Miss Anita G.. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Edward
O. Buchanan, was married 10 Horace 7 FD.r,- -
AUBURN. y Y last evening. at the home OF +bs
brides parents. No. ia West Eighty-efshth-st T5a
ceremony was performed by the Rev DE- CIaorqs
/. Eckman. pastor Of ST. PauTs NIetbo5isr E,ris-
copal Church. West End-aye. The maid OF bo1o-
was the brides niece. Miss Ethel L. Winters The
brides gown was of crepe de chine trimmed with
point lace and silver cloth She carried a bououe- og
lIltS OF the valley and heather. with maidenhair
tern: me maid of honor wore pink sarfn and
EE1Irled plEk roseouds The decorations of the
mouse We're palms, roses. cut flowers and snilax
1IhqhS tne guests. who numbered l5O were Mrs
J. andrews. Howard Garrison and family and
JaRlcS T. Bradley, of New York. Mr. ard' NJ
r Payne. OF Auburn: the Rev and Mrs Plaro
Il. Jones. OF Matteawan. and Judge Henry I.augh-
hn of st. Louis. S''