New-York tribune., 1901-02-24
soCIETY'S SUNDAY REVIEW

- clubs and other AFFAIRS of that kind keep every
80 busy and there are any number OF little IN
- dinners. Society is constantly on the move
=. now Southern and Western EXCURSIONS ~
.--rlar and Florida. South Carolina and Calff0--
ars zach has been cola and ami ,7eson, Is Io,e he
bt ard within The next ten DAYS there VIII
nm Ncv-York PERHAPS iusf now ,S'.S ,Ss over over
-.vest cf 7Il the out of town places is Aiken s &
IS and informal dances.
-. week closed with the various r,ee,i--s =,
- 6ff5r-tt clubs. The Badminton club mel ves-
,,-say in the afternoon and the Saturday Even
,-r Bowling Club a. night There were some tab
l.aux-vivaas IN aid OF ne Samaritan Home for the
II storrs Wells save large dinner, coming almost
y the END o. their series.
The programme t1r to-day is NOT a long one Miss
-auender viii give an informal reception with
--isic and Mrs. Astor. Mrs. Baylies Mrs Seth
pa-ton French. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and
-,-nber of other fashionable women are informally
!, homo. The usual crowds viii attend the sunday
5o"e'f co1,TS iEs PfFf5'2se % 5 s15 or t2ssio7a6e
,rs which began on Thursday last.
Among the dinners which VIII be given tomorrow
evening arc the last OF the season CT Mr.. and Mrs
n MEX Twombly. and one by Mr.. and Mrs "
rsraf Shepherd. The first meeting OF the Monday
r-s,,rr Bowling Club VIII take place az the
LIis LVs-iiss sRuIdirg: MRS. ". Eugene Parsons is AZ
ts-e and there VII be amateur theatricals IN aid
s hsH.SS Ne Nevr-York Fusiness Women's Association
~ the Berkeley Lyceurn-
NJ Tuesday there will be dinner Mrs ".
s,or-s Weiss and in the afternoon Miss Learys
.-.,e class viii meet. There VIII be music by
~ known professionals. On Wednesday there
-. the meetings OF the sewing class IL AID of the
PSsioT sn6 that Of the Khi6keT6ocsr Bowl
~ cub an the Tennis Building.
-, ,,e-a win zone in for much patronage during
,ss next fortnight The wagnerian music dramas
s-s considered 70 be a species of Lenten and re
pr,ous service. The absence OF conferences THIS
rent is quite remarkable and charitable entef-
,anusuts are not as numerous as toFInerly, MIG
fe1t vii see the Rose show, az ne AsSorla, ehe
- Venetian fete for the oeneht OF ne oeclss -
chsrity enterta iuments arranged.
-, vessinr viii take place before aIia-Lent-
.-.is Nj be that Of Miss sarah Graham Varnurn,
,se daughter of the late Joseph B. NarnuIn ana
rsvar5 se Rose The ceremony VIII he performed
in Grace Church Chantry = VII 5e TsTy H.2 foc-- sS
affair Later In the month Mss I'S 7vT-ist6n p
TCelwo5d ana f. Norman Bayne VIII 10 married
81 81. Bartholomew's
TIE carnival IN New-Orleans was great success.
Among the New-York people there were NJ ana
Ms Dave Herren Morris Mr.. and Mrs. levin
eor,s Ms Walker Fern, tho mother az Mrs. SEN
Barton ,-s ,iettng ther plantation. M and Mrs.
SlHS,s -'r --,T A. n Wbitehouse ana not arrive in
-, > - n -rs carnival hut went South 5av or 50
n,ierward
THE week IN town has been made gay for those
who remained Cor the Dog Show. which has been
the most successful IN point of attendance ever
hsld and by the racquet match al the Racquet
Cub. The eatheriEgs AZ The I3t'er pace 1-sss %ere
Clarence II MackaE OF this city, ana Quincy A;
rayers . Yesterday The last match was played
The squash tournament az Tuxedo ended yester-
day IN q blaze - glory. Nearly al ne cottages
were onen and the clubhouse was crowded Among
,h,se Who have been al Tuxedo this week are NJ.
aa5 Mrs 7. suffern Taller, Pierre Lorillard j.,
w and Mrs. K II. Hartman, Mr. and Mrs J.
F's9eTlsk ISInS STrs Cbs-iss r Aiexsn5er
william Milne Grinneu. Mr.. and Ms. c r. ltoT-
: 4i ri--rnSre -. ,- William POST Robert Bacon ana
Nr ana Mrs. Casimir De Rham.
Nr and Mrs. James Brown Lord have passed the
HOLIDAYS ar Lakewood, and were present a. the
goF tournament and other entertainments there
Among other New-Yorkers were ~. ard Mrs
Frederic r. Cou6ert ana Miss Clarisse CouasrI us;
William z strong and Miss strons and NY ana
Mrs J. A. r. Taylor
The Oceanic VIII take away numerous people on
weeresday Mrs Astor VIII he one of those who
VII san Within the next TWO weeks General the
Hon Herbert and Mrs. Eaton. Nr. and Mrs Alfred
G Vanderbilt James J. Van Allen and the Misses
ysE Allen vii have gore aor2ae 5e i eno ot essi
Until Aprl when Mr. and Mrs. Gerry ane me
PSrst viii also 70 on one Of the ships sailing soon.
Mrs. James p Kernochcn VII entertain very
handsomely during the inauguration week in Wash
Mrs Ieiter ana tbe Misses Letter also intend 10
give several dinners and musical
Err
during the first week Of Leaf The season was
closed by the entertainment az the Cassatts' on
Tuesday. Ashevile viii be the Southern Mecca Of
many Philadelphia people Mr. and Mrs. George
w. Ch!ds DrcNel Will go there on March for sew
era, weeks. and Mr and Mrs. william Townsend
Wright viii be there about the same time. and
Others are arranging 10 follow their example. ar.
and Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer, wfn cruise in
during ths week. and NJ. and Mrs Rodman WISER
Se = zee .srse rece ion az nc eo r M o1 z ia ~ ~
Mrs Thomas A. Scout, widow OF the president OF
~ - tehis5-s ANA l.alroa1, aSA2e6H - me go ,-
was for a lone time p prominent parsonage in
ph.adeiphia society. Her death VIII place in
law, who wac Miss Mary Howard sturgis, and her
Daughter, Mrs. Clement Newbold
number y New-YorSers have been down 20
Baltimore for Washingtous Birthday. Mrs. Rob
eTt Garrett gave Friday evening al her home
humber of quaint Colonial ta5leaus. Among the
MS Talbot Taylor. Miss Martha Strickland r r
Bacon and Miss Olmstead-
Anson Phelps Stokes and family VIII pass the
spring IN the bahamas. He viii not return until
late. II Is not YET decided whether Mr.. Stokes and
rs Family will pass next summer al Lenox. They
~. 80 20 their camp IN The Acirondacks IN the
earlier Part of the season. The Baroness HaIkett
ts in New-York
The ana decision OF the subscribers 20 the as
ssmbiy TO hold only one assembly next winter
Creates lltte astonishment In fact. IL will not be