New-York tribune., 1901-02-12
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

M-.sKfast al the house Of Mrs. George Croker and
Norsca and Le Comte VIII be the star attractions
=, the musical following the dinner party Of 6ftv
riven by Mrs. stuyvessnt Fish at her house No
Z East Seventy -eghth-st. tonight The Hun
g.,er Band Will play during the dinner 49,.
fro hundred additional guests viii come in after
ward.
Craig wadsworth dancing with Miss Nora Iselin.
ali lead the cotilon OF fifty couples, following Mrs
c Oliver IseEhs dinner ia5ie at sherrys which win
be served az sIlat- Iaoles. II Will be bal pouGre
in & that all the women present wifi have
powdered hair
The Hospital Ban viii also take pla6e this even
Eng As the boxes, have been nearly al sold, the
Metropolitan VII present a beautiful and brilliant
sancing and Edlard straus win conduct
Tomorrow evening there VIII be the last Wednes-
ssv Cou.lon. led by Thomas Coeston kinney. Of
Fchnon6 AID Mis- Casueman. OF Louisville There
81 also be great many moe ings ana card parties.
rbe Post Graduate Sewing Class viii come together
Al Mrs Thomas Hitchoock's, and the kuickeroocker
sev1ng Class win also meet Miss Leary's class
SsIl have large meeting next Wednesday. Among
,hose who are an home to-morrow vii be Mrs. +.
hCreaoG 5aass q CxnarS Mrs Joseph T. Low. Mrs viii
tSm a. Perry and Mrs Austin Flint
uressng bells viii be ringing rerrily from 81.
-.-,es,s church this afternoon at o'clock. when
,I,ss Jessie Vanderbilt McNamee is 10 be married
n Charles Dewar Sinons, II. Mss Ethe Cesar
4 10 be the maid Of honor, and Miss Florence
Twombly Miss Amy Willets and Miss Mary Ha-rt-
"a, vii be among the bridesmaids. After the
es-en,orv. which viii he attended by the members
- the Vanderbilt family In town. there viii be e
.rs,eptou a. the close q which the youns couple
viu start for Bntmore. where George W Wander
IN, has placed River Gin Cottage at their. dis
nossl Miss McNamee. who is granddaughter o5
- is-e Cautsiu Jacob Vanderbilt has received
saTe oS yery beautiful presents including diamond
= rVarSerbiIt a turquoise and diamond pendant
from Mr.. and MIS-. " li. lsth -, Ni-s FIji1t r
shepard a silver tea service from Mr- ane st NE;
H~s Vanderbilt a George III silver saiyer from
NJ and Mrs f. H. Hartman, a !afge slNer L ~
from Mr and Mrs kInesl2 l.s o 1l 1Tor-is two LARGE
and large diamond crescent from the bridegroom
Mrs Robert AicAUister Lloyd's dinner dance VII
take place next Tuesday, instead Of tonight as
had been announced elsewhere. she, however VII
give dinner party tonight. as Will also MIS-.
Ssg dinner 1aTty to-Tnorrow evening. and Mrs
J Hooker Hamersley one on FRIDAY
Some tahleaus have been arranged 70 take place
st the house OF AIr and Mrs. Joseph Suckney on
Saturday evening, February O. They vii be after
modern pictures and viii be posed BY the artists
I5clSri-p r1eotsId Cbartram Rsiraur6o de Mad
razo. Walter satteriee and B. c. Porter
Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt viii give theatre party
This evening
Only about one hundred and thirty Invitations
have been issued for James Henry Smiths va!en-
tire dinner dance AZ Sherry's on Thursday. II Is
Craig W Wadsworrh who viii lead the eotillon,
and not Harry Lehr. as has been announced
The dinner party given by Mrs. Frederick Cal
latin last night at her home, No go Fifth-ave-
was followed by a dance 70 which perhaps one
hundred and fifty additional guests came in after
ward from dinners given by Mrs. J. Pierpont Eo-
wards Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt, Mrs. Charles r.
Henderson ana others Phoenix Ingraham- dane
Ing with Miss GaIlatin, led the cotilon, the tayors
Of which were me usual TRIES. Mrs.. C5alatln vas
Miss May GauaJin. for whom the entertainnen5
was given. and Mrs. Howland Pei. Her third
daughter Mrs. George P. Cammann is abroad.
Dinner parties we're likewise given last night by
Mrs james Abercrombie Burden, jr., No. East
sixty-ninth-st: Mrs. William p. Draper, No. 90
Fifth-ave.; Mrs. William Pollock. No ls2 Madison
Jesup al his house, No ls7 Madison-aye.
The kermess last evening at SherTy's. under the
auspices OF the Alumna Auxiliary Association OF
the Champlain Assembly. was q great success.
Among the patronesses were Mrs. Delaney A
Kane, Mrs jules Reynal Mrs. Paul The6aud and
cancers On he aooE and the inue5 an, and Other
was served there was general dancing.
Mrs. Talbot OIyphaut and the Misses olyphant
OF No. 80 West Seventieth-st.; Mrs. A. Holland
Eor9es OF 10. 2 East FIfJeth-st. and Mrs George
those Who gave al homes yesterday
There was an excellent audience al the Metro
poltan last evening but there were few vacant
parterre boxes. owing 10 the departures for the
South. Mrs. / Townsend Burden, in deep royal
purple satin. with great bunch Of violets. sat
with Mrs. Henry Clews. who was In pink Mrs
r. T. Wilson who wore white satin brocaded n
great figures Of black velvet, with her daugh-
Ter, Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt jr, who was in
white. Mrs. Gerry was II white, with Miss An
ts--. = So ] anu 49, - -a]St 1.. - A., se-o~
wore laven Ger and black. with quantities. OF cia-
pearl gray eown and silver. Others in the audi
ence were slr and Ms Edmund X. BayIies, who
Barley. MrS. C. oliver Iseln Mr and Mrs Will
tam = D1er Lacy Cunard Miss Atherton Blight
Anss Marian Raven, Mr. and Mrs. ". Bayard Cut
nng- Mrs. Charles b. Alexander, Miss Fredertca
William Waldorf Astor has left London for Cairo
and proposes TO remain in Egypt until spring.
In spite OF the deniaIs contained in the English
newspapers Of the rumor that Marlborough House
b ABOUT 20 be sold and that il likely be pur-
chased by the Duke OF Marlborough, whose most
famous ancestor built IT, there are certain things
Duke has put stop 10 All buidinF operaIiofas On
ne site of the curzon Street. chapel which he
erecting town house thereon.
Mrs Frederick Nelson and Miss Nelson will 20
next week for short visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Kemp, a. Aiken
James J. Van Allen and the Misses Van Allen VIII
sail soon for Europe. Miss De Forest will SAT- this
week. 70 be gone al spring
The engagement Of Miss susie Varnuun. the sister
of James N. Narnum. 10 Edward De Rosa fs an