New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY

ding presents phenomenaly large number ..
marriages take place next month and the resur,
is that society. having few entertainments to dis
siderable amount of time and trouble 20 Shopping
The most notable incident yesterday was tbs
death at the Albermare Hotel of c. Albert Stevens
whose career will be found described in anothar
part of to-days Tribune. AS one of the Stevens,
IN the as6ionabis set in NeYorR FGnees espees eFFs
widow. daughter Of Judge Brady is a sineIs er,s
larly charming and popular woman, distinguished
pathy 70 large circle of friends during her hus
bands illness.
The tournament of the Knickerbocker Bowling
Club was continued yesterday afternoon in the
Tennis Building, West Forty-hFst-St Tea was
served as usual after the game The finals will
be played next week.
dinner party was given last night by Miss Della
Gurnee- Among the other incidents Of the dav was
a luncheon party, followed by euchre, given bv
Mrs Frederick Baldwin wesson. Of No s. Easy
Fifty-elghth-st. East
Among the features of the social programme ,.u
to-day are the meeting of Miss Learys RaII.,
Hospital sewing and knitting class. at her housa
No. 3 Fifth-ave-; the meeting Of the Thursda7
Evening Club at the home of Mr. and Mrs
1allgS ti iosS s NO. Wasnlnston square North the
Mrs BENJAMIN s. Church's and dinner 'p9 para1 a.
given by Mrs Stanford White. party
There viii be meeting of Miss Leary's sev,n,
class next Thursday, owing its being Holy Week
and for the same reason Miss Leary will not have
her usual at home on Tuesday Her next reception
and musical will be on Easter Tuesday.
Henry F. Dimock's present to his daughter Mis-,
Susan Dimcck on the occasion of her marriage 10
Mr.. Hutchinson will be a in East Sixtieth-
ST. The ceremony will take place on April 20 az
the Dtmock home. No, o East sixtieth-st Miss
Dimock will have no bridesmaids. and the honey
moon will be spent at the old Dimock homestead A.
South Coventry. Conn.
James J. Van Allen did not leave here vestar5,-
on the Oceanic. He has postponed his departure
until next Tuesday when he expects to sail a., the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
All arrangements have now been coron1a,s5 e..
the Coaching Club parade Nav The start will
be made at O'Clock from the Metropolitan Club
where luncheon will first be served. The coaches
will enter the park at Sixtieth-zt. and Fifth-aye
and Will follow The west drive 10 One-hundred-and
Ienth-st where they will be reviewed by the pres-
dent OF the club. Among the fourteen members
who have promised to have their coaches in line
Alfred q yaDdarbiit Prss.o+, DTTGe5 5 y r5 r5hane
l. Gerry, Colonel William Jay and George R. Read
Among the long list Of weddings set down for
April is that of Miss Sarah Gibbs Thompson.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ Thompson. tn
Stephen Hyatt Pel! which will take place on April
Il at the Church Of the Heavenly Rest. Mr. and
Mrs. Thompson will entertain the bridesmaids and
few Of their daughters friends dinner on April
10 in the ladies' annex of the Metropolitan Club.
while Mr.. Pel1 will give his farewell bachelor din
the Saturday previous 10 the wedding. On
April IS Miss Adelina Tower, daughter of NIr. and
Mrs Lawrence P. Tower. viii be married 10 the
Rev. Samuel Reed Bridges AT the home Of her
parents No 81 East SiXty-fOurth-st on April .
there will be the wedding OF Miss Nathalie z. Moss
daughter OF CoUTtldndt d. Moss, 10 Johnston LIv-
the Incarnation Louis J. Livingston will be the
best man. while the usherS will be Woodward Bah
cock. Henry w. Livingston Robert I. w. Moss and
Maxwell stevenson, whose marriage 10 MISS caro-
line Livingston will likewise in all probability take
place next month
The report of the engagement of Prince Henri
de Croy TO Miss Madeleine Goddard is denied by
the latter's father. Colonel r. II. l. Goddard.
Jules Cambon. the French Ambassador, is in
town at the Holland House.
There is no truth in the story published yester-
day afternoon. according 10 which Mrs. Richard
Irwin has started crusade In society against
bridge whist. and has followed the lead Of the
Marchioness of Londonderry, one Of the foremost
hOsteSSeS in London, IN placing a ban upon the
game. Mrs. Irwin does not know the game. put
declares that she has never dreamed of taking
part in any movement against il.
Lion Gardiner and Craig Biddle have returned
10 town from their trip TO Florida
Chandler Hale son OF Senator Hale Of Maine.
has been nominated to the secretaryship OF the
United States Legation at The Hague. He was
formerly secretary of the United States mission