New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
soCIETY'S SUNDAY REVIEW

-,. davs or Lent numbered. Only three
.t,s remain. and then Easter. The Easter season
~. sar Will be short. There are still a few more
-. meetings Of dancing classes. and the members
.be Southern set viii have a cotillon al the home
= ,rrs Oliver Livingston Jones. However town
m he more or less gay from June, and
-en Wen into that month The lack Of season in
,or5or has induced many who had planned TO 60
lS-oad ~ remain in New-York until the corona
,i9n wear. Tuxedo IS already looking forward 20
1rine ~ season which VIII be as gay as that Of its
sgstgnn The great houses on the Hudson and on
~ sound viii be opened in April and from then
unt late in spring and esry in sumner there viii
corSls5-l iCu4iu oI mouse paTties: <AlreACy
he Meadow roeh LOS peoPiy 6 ii are pr pr 2aTIhg @ 60 IoT
enish Of the short season at Aiken.
7, was indeed very gay in town this last week.
The numerous entertainments on Thursday OF a
s-nival nature were very enjoyable after weeks OF
sev+ng classes ana club meetings. The Venetian
arrival beautiful spectacle, and much credit
q due 10 Mrs Lewis Livingston Delafeld for its
ovs-lrion as well as TO Miss Stewart, who re-
besrsed The dancing and VINO made such success
fun was n ec- 81 5IIrIes,I3e and Win he execution
- some twenty more clever satires the many
Corneias ana Christian martyrs and senators and
eladiators became biz monotonous.
7,,arest Yesterday centred on the Badminton
tournament which held AZ the Berkeley Ar
NOR, 4 reception followed the game and was
,.rgelv attended Bridge whist for charity
e+hlr u
,ior was the Jewell Day Nursery in which Mrs.
aTtbur NJ Dodge is much interested. The tourna-
ment took place IN the afternoon al sherry $: ana
VSo participated were Mrs Edmund l. Baylies.
MS Edward Il Van Ingen. Mrs, James 7; Barclay.
Mrs Robert GARRISON; Mrs, =. an rensselaer,
Kennedy and Mrs Arthur NJ Dodge
Among other features of the social programme
-esrerdav we're a luncheon party given by Mrs.
Hermann Oelrichs, dinner parties by Mrs Bradish
rohnson and by Mrs. Ogden Mills. meeting OF the
Tar-er Sewing Class al Miss Charlotte Primes. and
= ,arqelv attended musical az the home Of Mrs
N'.el ,r5 s~e 10 be used 10 complete the education
~ Miss Augusta Turner. descendant OF George
Washington only sister
Aiken had a dove drive yesterday. for which
william C. Whitney offered a handsome silver cup.
Mes John Jacob Astor has been making some
vonderful scores at pigeon and dove shooting Both
N c. Whitney and Thomas Hitchcock, jr.' have
nurchased much property in Aiken recently, and
their intention is 10 build. All the cottages have
ne bo,7se nsrries the members OF which are in
o- a. Terf nose of the Newport and Hampstead
Colonies This week there will be polo match IN
rsved for Easter viii tnd AIKEN al tfe emu OF rs
sssson the most brilliant socially in its existence
palm Beach has a golf tournament which is ex-
,t,ng much interest and il has had charity ball
Nj and Mrs. H. Mex. Twombly. Miss Cutting me
Misses de Goicuria and Mr. and Mrs. William
workers at that resort in Florida. Mr.. and Mrs;
auson Phelps Stokes We're in Nassau TecentlE, ana
and Richard Peters We're among the Wen ,hS AaoNa
bachelors who were visiting the various florlda
winter resorts.
An engagement OF much interest announced this
week was that OF Miss Gertrude Odfeld Barclay,
the eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A
Barclay. 10 Julien Stevens Ulman. Miss Barclay is
great favorite in New-York society. Recently her
parents. who last year celebrated their silver we'd
ding went 10 live in Short Hills, y. J. Their Madi-
son-ave. house has been leased 10 Mrs. Ward Nc
gLister. They have also a summer home at
Lenox Mass. The Barclay family is one Of the
Oldest and most historic in the State. Mrs. Bar
clay was Miss Wright of Maryland Julien
Stevens Clman entertains great deal. has q box
every year at the Horse Show and gives numerous
little dinners he is the youngest son Of the late
Simon Ulman. he is q member Of the Manhattan.
associated with Elisha Dyer. jr, with whom ne has
been in business. He is very wealthy The wed
The honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs Clman VIII take pos
session OF the nome Of Ferdinand Blumenthal. his
has recently joined ST. Thomas's Protestant Epis-
copa Church.
Another engagement is that Of Miss Jane Seney
Punmer. the only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert 7. Plunmer. 10 Grant 3. Schley, jr. No
Gate has been arranged for the wedding.
The opera has been very brilliant this week. The
parterre boxes have been filed with fashionable
sudienoe Miss Drayton and Miss Van Allen have
had the Astor box, as have also Mr.. and Ms Ed
bit Mrs. ogden Goelet and Miss Goelet have
Miss AthertoR Blight Mr.. and Mrs william D.
Sloane, MT. and Mrs. George L. Rives. Mr.. and
FredeTic Nelson ana others have been attending
lhe performances regularly
Two weddings took place yesterday. The mar
rage Of Miss Adelaide Fitzgerald. the second
daughter OF General and Mrs. Louis Fitzgerald. 10
Eugene Reynal was a most romantic affair The
couple, as already reported IN The Tribune, were I'll
with scarlet fever at the country house Of Howard
Nillets. Miss Fitzgerald was slightly better, but
Mr Reynal was very III yesterday Nevertheless
tne couple thought would be better 70 marry. 50
a priest from the Roman Catholic church al White
Plains called in and Miss Fitzgerald and Mr.
Aeynal were married Eugene Reynal Is the
higgins. He viii have a very large fortune
Mss Bertha Day Lockwood, the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. W!llston D. Lockwood, OF no. 2o5 West
Fif'y-seventh-st.. and C. Norman Bayne We're mar
red yesterday afternoon at ST. Bartholomew's
Church. by the Rev. Dr. David II. Greer. rector Of
the church The bride wore exquisite gown of
white ivory satin with panels Of old point lace and
an old point lace veil The maid Of honor was
Miss Isabel . lockwood. who was in pink Liberty
PINK roses. The bridesmaids were Miss Charlotte
Bayne and Miss Hattie Norris. who were also
IN pink gauze The best man Ernest Bayne
eno the ushers were George r Don1inick Gardner
enoe Dawson and Alfred K Warren There was
reception after the ceremony at the home OF the
or3ce's parents.
Nr. and Mrs. Ernesto C. Fabbri will sail to-
morrow on the Kaiserin Maria Theresa for Italy
1hey will be absent until the autumn.
On Sunday next David BisDham T. no is great
social iavorite in New-Yo-k will give a song re-
Clhl al Carnegie Hall, assisted by Randolph
F9n soarpa, and such large and fashionable at
tendance Is assured that the experiment bids fair
20 prove success, and the Sunday afternoon con