New-York tribune., 1901-03-13
RELATING TO SOCIETY

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Yesterday and to-day may be taken as .a,-s
pies of mid-Lent. though different from 9I-Caren,
which takes place tomorrow Among the ncdsr.
OF yesterday were the marriage of Mrs DaTts
Wolfe Bishop TO John E. Parsons Miss Iearv'. -.
home with music. dinners by Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilsor
Mrs. j. Hood Wright. General and Mrs. Louis ,- Fg,-
gerald and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wainwrigh+ 49,
meeting of Mrs. Jules ReynaTs euchre class sns
day Mrs. j. Borden Harrimans sewing class vbicL
works for the babies ward of the Post GradIaIaa dnIa
Hospital. meets at Mrs. Z. j. Berwind's Tnti
this afternoon there will be another meeting a. ne
kniekerbocker Bowling Club. OF which j. Hooksrs kar
Hamersley is president. '0AeF
reception will likewise be given this afterroo-
at the Nursery and Chid's Hospital Ffftv-Ars, -
and Lexington-ave. Mrs. Algernon sydney S,u,
van. Mrs. Chester Grswold Mrs Henry Mills n.
and other well known women will receive TL
invitations informal The managers have ane a
grown the building and the neighborbood ave out
20 consider proposition to build that the recepfioS
VIII be given to-day FN
The Roman festival which is given by the On,
Hundred Club will take place tomorrow ar tno
studio Of Howard Constable, and promises y, -
one of the most original entertainments ever 60
IN New-York Miss Rhett, Mrs. Lindley Hof7msn
Cnapin and Mrs Herbert L. Satterlee are on the
20 resemble miniature coliseum and the audenca
will have opportunity turn thumbs up or dog,
as the gladiators ask their fate. N
Tomorrow will also take place the Venetian %.
tival. on which Mrs. Lewis Livingston DelaheId ha,
worked hard this Lent. Miss Stewart has ra
hearsed the dances. and they are now almost na-
teet There @ VIII De dress rehearsal this evening
many tickets have been sold
The Bellevue knitting and Sewing Class will meat
az Mrs Charles NJ Oelrichs's home Tomorrow
afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. CortIandt F. Bishop delaved ,,s.
voyage to Europe until to-day. They were booked
to sail last Saturday. They will sail this mornrv
on the ST. Louis. David Wolfe Bishop accompanies
them This postponement made in order to at
tend the wedding of their mother. Mrs David
Wolfe Bishop. to John E. Parsons which took ulaea
yesterday at 1:3O p. m. in Grace Church ehautrv
The wedding was very quiet one only the chiIdren
of Mr.. Parsons and of Mrs Bishop and few ofhar
relatives and intimate friends being present Ths
present home Of Mr.. Parsons, No. 80 East Thirty
siXth-st.
The dinner given by Mrs. Fitzgerald last night
was in honor of Miss Sarah Gibbs Thompson and
Stephen H. Pell. whose marriage will take place on
April IT. Among those present were Miss Eleanor
Russell. Miss Gertrude Pen. Miss Edith Hyde Miss
Edith SmalIey Miss Esther Hoppin, Delaney Cos
and Lucius TUckermaa Gibbs.
J. Montgomery Strong. who Is visiting Mr. and
Z SU0SeQlentlv
going on 10 Palm Beach and New-Orleans.
ChatswOrth continues 10 attract many fashion,
able people Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Jewell Dodge
are now registered at the club. where the fifth OF
the series of musicales will take place on Saturday
evening
Mrs. Albert Barnes Boardman and her daughters
have arranged TO go abroad next month They are
now at Aiken.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Mcclellan will sail FOR
Europe to-day. 10 be gone some time.
Mr. and Mrs Fl. o. Havemeyer. jr.. are az Palm
Beach. Mr.. and Mrs c. Oliver Iselin will leave
there Monday for Aiken. Mr. and Mrs. H. Mex.
TwOmbly and Richard Peters have been at ST.
Augustine. The TwOmbys at Palm
Beach.
Miss Mildred Stokes has gone to Miami from
Nassau. Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes are
still at Nassau. They will return in April and open
ShadOwbroOk for while.
The Hon. Maude Pauncefote. daughter OF Lord
and Lady Pauncefote. is at present the guest Of
Mrs. F. W. Vanderbilt.
Lyon Gardiner. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Lyon
Gardiner. will to-day for a Southern trip
with Craig Biddle of Philadelphia who has been
staying with him here. They will return in time
TO attend big dinner 10 be given by Mrs. Gardner
az Sherry'S March 80