New-York tribune., 1901-03-21
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

30 unprecedentedly small is the number fashion
aDle names in the lists of departures for Europe
that is led TO conclude that the annual exodus
or society To the Old World which usually takes
pldce anout this time. will be smaller this spring
man . ~ i9r many years. What with the court mourn
ing @ death of Empress Frederick. the season abroad
NewYork sti ana tne G9nseGTenfs @ Is that
M urban resorts are filling and that there is promise
People are already beginning to arrive at Hemp
stead for the hunting season, and Ralph n Ellis
the master of the Meadow Bro Hounds has ar
rived there to make arrangements for the first
spring meets of the club. The Meadows has been
opened by Mr. and Mrs. James L. Kernochan Mr.
ana Mrs Sydney Dillon Ripley expected some
time next week at their cottage. the Crossways
place at Westbury, while Mr.. and Mrs, J. Norman
Ne (: Whitehouse bi and Mr. and Mrs Clarence
the first days of next month
The show at the Waldorf Astoria. which
cleared all expenses within a few hours after its
opening Tuesday afternoon, continued 10 attract
large crowds yesterday. among which. however
fashion not largely represented as on the
previous day. This due largely the fact
that the price OF admission had been lowered from
8 To 81. Those who attended presumably
people who more interested in botany than in
society. The judging OF flowers for the prizes
terday and the exhibition which is destined 20
come an annual fixture. win be brought to close
tomorrow night, when all the unsold flowers Will
be disposed OF by auction.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. Robert T
Olyphant for a cotillon Easter Monday, April s.
in the annex of the Metropolitan Club Cor her
daughter, Miss Amy Olyphant
The Dowaeer Duchess Of Manchester and Sir
John and Lady Lister-Kaye have moved from the
Holland 10 the Savoy Sir John. who was 20 have
sailed yesterday. has delayed his departure rntll
the day after tomorrow
Miss Anita de Garmenda is visiting Miss Edmund
Randolph, at Baltimore. The marriage of Miss de
Ciarmendia TO Lieutenant John Edmonston Stephen
son L s A takes place Wednesday. April "a. al
the home Of the bride-elect's grandmother. Mrs
John W Baughman at Frederick. Nd
General Sir Stanley and Lady Clarke. who are
now on their way to this city from San Francisco
have long been associated with the househoid or
King Edward Sir Stanley being his senior eauerry
They have many friends in New-fork' where thelr
daughters spent two seasons, and Lady Clarkes 5
brother CAPTAIN Rose and his wife. Lady Cecilia
Rose have likewise been familiar figures among
the fashionable set Lady Clarke mI m0TnIer wSo Me-
married the late Sir John Rose Canadian Minister
OF the ,la Dominion in England. He was partner
of Levi P. Morton in the former London banking
house. Morton. Rose co.
The Junior Thursday Evening Club will meet
this evening the home of Mrs. Charles NJ Lea
No. IS West Tenth-St. The programme ihCluusS d
play In which several members OF the COMEDY
will be entertained on March y at the nome OF MI
and Mrs. r. James Cross. NO. b washington
Square.
Miss Learv's Bellevue Hospital Sewing and Knit
ting Glass will hold its regular weekly meeting
this morning AT her home. No Fifth-ave The
Sewing Class GToT met StSan yeSsSTGay 1
Madson-ave. and the Knickerbocker bowling
Club also held its weekly meeting at the Tennis
Building in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs w Seward webb and their party
are expected to return from their trip to California
Saturday.
Among the dinner parties given last night were
those of Mrs W. Butler Duncan. No Fifth-ave; {;
Mrs Charles Tracy Barney. No. 1ol East Thirty
eighth-st; Miss Della Gurnee No 626 Fifth-ave..
and Mrs. Edward Walsh Humphreys' No; 81 East
Club met last night at the home of Mrs Francis
Mcneil Bacon. No. 20 West Tenth-st-
The 'tremier of Salammb3' attracted large
and brilliant audience the opera last night, in
spite of the bad weather. Among those present
were Miss Goelet. in pink, Mrs. Clarence II.
Mackay in white in the Goeet box. In Mrs.
Astor's box Mrs. ]. Lee Taller. in black. Mrs
Walter Jennings, IN white. with Mrs Rookie
Teller in her box. Mrs w. D. Sloane was in blue
having with her Miss Sloane and Mrs. David H.
Morris Mrs. Hermann Oelrchs in pink. Mrs
Joseph Stickney had Mrs. Charles Childs and Mrs
Hoffman. Mrs. Frederick Benedict in red, in
Mrs Pembroke Jones's box. With Miss Leary
Miss Louise McAllster. in white Mrs. Ogden Mills
SON. in pink was With Miss May Van Allen in
white Mrs. Dahlgren in her box. in black.
Those in the audience included Craig Wadsworth
FREDERICK Baldwin. Clement March. Thomas Cush-
ing ]. Holden Sutton and John Berwind