New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
RELATING TO SOCIETY.

', is the second and last OF the series promises
20 be a large and well attended ball. coming as Il
soes in the middle OF week where there are
principally small dances. although many OF the
dances really balls. Yesterday there was not
a very crowded social programme. Wednesday is
ssnoe at Mr. and Mrs Walter s G9rnee' oi trs tne
ard the meeting Of the the Wednesday cottllon. there
slsuai we4 patronized, and many OF the par
terre boxes were filed.
The statement published in The Tribune that Mr.
and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt jr who returned
yesterday from Newport. have taken a cottage
there for next summer. dismisses the rlraor thar
they were TO open Marble House. The Newport
renal season Is just now beginning and there are
every aay aTrvsis rom NeW-York az Newport OF
coring summer. The season will begin eariy and
VII osen 9ss IR NH I45seR 4s R mae To & The death Of
there viii be no drawing rooms held this season
Roman Catholic society last evening assembled
IN large muster at the WaIdorf-Astoria for the re-
oepton OF the Ladies' Auxiliary Of St Vincen-.s
Hospital The programme was interesting
Supper was served in the large dining room ar 1880
O'Clock. Among the bOXholders and those present
were Archbishop Corrigan, Mr. and Mrs. Delaney
a Kane. Miss Iselin Miss Leary Mr. and Mrs
Frank 5+rr9l iia, HH9hman H7 Mrs Charles " oelrichs
Brown, Mrs J. j o Donohue. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
A5,or Yse d,PIs, gts p9higren Mrs j. Henshaw
J. Phelan. Mrs. J. B. Bissell. Mrs. Charles Phelps
Und Miss Coleman
Mrs Philip Rhinelander was Obliged TO cancel the
invitations for the dinner party which she was to
give last nisht owing 10 the death OF her cousin
leonard Kip
Mrs. Lloyds-Bryce gives dinner tomorrow night
at her house No. p Washington Square North It
is one Of q series Of dinner parties which she has
been giving on Fridays
Harry Lehr is TO lead the cotlon at the dinner
dance 10 be given by Mrs. stuyvesant Fish on Feb
ruary l2 while Worthington Whtehouse will prob
ably Lead al the ball which Mrs. Heber r. Bishop
gives tomorrow evening at her house No. Sl
Miss Callender's theatre party next Thursday
evening for the Misses Cryder viii be followed by
q supper and dance al her apartment in the Tiff
fany Building, No p East seventy-second-st
SIr. and Mrs Walter S Gurnee. j-.. gave small
dance last night al their house. No East Thirty
third-st, the old William Waldorf Astor home. 1t
was given for their daughters, the Misses Gurnee.
large elmer party was given before the dance by
Miss Della Gurnee Al her house, No. 626 Fifth-ave
A. the Assembly ball at the Waldorf-Astoria
this evening the guests will be received by Mrs
Mrs. Dgnc9 cdsT and Mrs Mrs r. BaFar d ch c5ays
AieSaRaeT t5aoaen VII lead the eotillon dancing
The third OF the Wednesday cotiIlons was danced
last evening at Delmonicos. There were about a
hundred couples, It was led by Thomas c. Kinney.
So5trand 5isiiio1 a. 04n''i's win MISS Amelia Van
The Misses Masters. OF Dobbs Ferry. will give
musical on Tuesday evening next The KneiseI
San5gsT %ga5s9 EI M p Pay There viii be many Of the
and their parents and relatives present.
NJ. and Mrs. Robert Hewitt Of Ardsley-on-the-
Hudson, have issued invitations for the wedding of
their daughter, Miss Marie Ceballos Hewitt, to
Edward sommerville Jafray. one of the prominent
members OF the Ardsley Golf Club on January 80.
HeWitf vii have a. brjdssrnsi5e ber I'm MSS
Hewitt.
There Will be ladies day at the St Nicholas
Club, No West FOrty-fourth-st.. on Saturday
The patronesses, who will receive there. will be
Mrs. Sackett II. Barclay Mrs. Henry Wardwen
Mrs cortlandt S. Van Rensselaer,. Mrs. Charles
Roe, Mrs. Walter Rutherfurd, Mrs. Charles
schieSeiH and Mrs. Walden -L' PeiL -1''' Eugene
The initial ride OF the Knickerbocker Riding
Rev Mr. Braddin Hamilton is the president Of
the club. which now has q large membership.
There VIII be a number Of at homes this after
noon, among those receiving being Mrs. Russell
r. Hoadley, ST., and Miss Hoadey. OF No. 60
East seventy-thrd-st.; Mrs william Loring An
erewsi Of No; i East ThiTty-eighth-st; Mrs Fred
tSS Madison-ave; Mrs. Stephen H. Thayer, Of No.
iSs East sixteenth,st; Mrs Vernon H. Brown and
DAVID M Milton, or NO. II East tlfty-ntth-st.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Schienelin Will give
tinner on Saturday for Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Ismay.
Among the new cards out for Thursdays are
those Of Mrs. Alfred PeH and Mrs. Frances PeII
OF No Is East Thirty-hfth-st.; Mrs. Leland and
Miss Leland, OF No. l62 Madison-ave. and Mrs.
Howard Won Sinderen, Of No a West SixJeenth-st.
Luncheons were given yesterday by Mrs. John c.
Jay, OF No I55 West Fifty-eighth-st. and Mrs E.
A large and fashionable audience was at the
Opera House last evening. The Princess Bran
cacco was with Mrs. William D. Sloane. She
wore very handsome gown Of black lace, ernbroid-
ereG IN set. Her head crowned with a large
hiaden Of pearls. each OF which was pear shaped
and extremely large In her ears she wore enor-
nous pearl earrings. She also had a necklace of
diamonds and pearls. Mrs Sloane was in black and
white panne applique and covered with jet. She
wore eneralds and diamonds Mrs Jules Reynal
was in silver gray satin with a pompon of dia-
mOnds and feathers Mrs. Pembroke Jones was
IN blue satin. Mrs. William p. Thompson was in
pink satin, with q crown Of pearls. Mrs Hermann
She was in black tulle, with no jewels Mrs. Ca
mile Weidenfeld was in pink and Miss Sara Van
Allen in white. Others present Mr. and Mrs.
a Berstaot, Egerton Winthrop, Rawlins L. Cot
tenet Mrs. John Z. Dahgren. Miss Dimock Mrs.
y. F. Dimock. Mrs. Bradish Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.