New-York tribune., 1901-03-02
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

There two sewing class meetings yesterday
afternoon. and these two attracted greater part
| of society in town The o. " Sewing Glass met at
| the home of Mrs. Frederick Nelson. No 100 Fifth
| ave. and the Helpers Sewing Glass the lome
| of Mrs. F. a. d Zerega. No. IS4 Park-ave. In the
evening there meeting of the Evening Bad
mnton Club. and, with the opera these formed the
| chief items on the social programme yesterday.
This afternoon the Saturday Evening Roller Skat-
| ing Club will meet at the Berkeley Armory. The
Badminton Club to meet this afternoon ana
hold its tournament but the plans have been
| changed, as a number of Its members are going To
Washington. Miss Laura jay Edwards. No. IL
West Forty-sevenh-st.. will be the hostess at the
meeting to-day OF the lenten sewing & and has
been doing a great deal of good work this winter
| The Baron and Baroness seilliere have come back
TO town from a visit to Chatsworth-in-t e-Ptnes
| a new resort near Lakewood. This is private
club and it is again crowded over Sda Su1a2y mere
will be afternoon musical there to-uaS'
There is some talk of getting up large party 20
| visit Japan and the Philippines. The matter has
been broached at Aiken and II Is possible tha' II
| NAV he arranged. Several independent parties are
| TO start soon Miss Eusts is among the huin""r'
| Aiken is still gay with hunting and riding ana
| driving There have been several departures from
| :. 90 Ia+a Miss Tina Eustis and Miss Bend will
| como nm tomorrow William r. Travers has left
| tbere Mr. and Mrs w Butler Duncan, r., have
ipst arryed IA and ,bS vi" arona rfS % pnes Where ADMIRAL
Dewey is likewise expected on Il Visit 10 "ll''a"i -
Whitney.
Several large parties have been arranged 10 at
| tend the inauguration. Senator Chauncey VI Dep'"
will have a number of guests at his house. lhclud-
] ING Mrs Arthur Paget. Miss Josephine Johnson
Lady Cunard and James ]. Van Allen MT ana MrS
Charles b. Alexander will have another party. ana
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W NanGgrnt %n% OHar wlr "F m
at the Arlington, are taking down a nulUe' mo d a"
their friends Co3tit S'H ,tno, 49, "iso pnin 10
Washington, wen Mr. and Mr. Mrs RGgEI9s M%TIi, R"
| nson jr. and Mr. and Mrs T. Reeve Merri''
Mrs William Frederick King gave a small tea
Yesterday Among those present were Miss Emma
Thursby. Mrs. Ifcnry HungerfoTd. Mrs ) II. Van
| Mrs King started for Washington TO be present at
/ the Inauguration.
Mr. and Mrs J.. Hampden Robb of Park-ave.
will sail for England about the middle of April for
! a three months tour through Great Britain and
France on their return they will to Southamp-
| ton Long Island. where they have handsome
] country place
Mr.. and Mrs H. Nick. Twombly start to-day for
Florida They win 1 be EopS gone several weeks They
Among the departures for California to-day
| Mr. and Mrs ogden Mills and the Misses Mills.
| Count Gherardesca who has been passing the
winter in New-York sails this morning for Italy on
the Traye; Other passengers & on the same snip are
| Cottenet.
The Duke of Newcastle is still Nassau. where
he will remain time, enjoying the fishing and
/ outdoor sports. while Cora Countess of STAFFORD.
| has gone to Lakewood for a few days
! This evening Senator Chauncey VI. Depew will
give a large dinner In Washington in honor of Vice
President-elect Roosevelt. Mrs cowles the wife
| Vice-President-elect, will also entertain in his
| honor
| Miss Ethel Wright. well known young English
| artist whose sobriQuet Is The Painter of The
Pierrots'" gave tea yesterday at her studio, No
l3 East Thireth-st. Among the portraits exhibited
| were those of little Miss Marshall. the daughter
| of Mrs Charles Marshall; Lady Ada Godolphn
| Osborne and Pierre Fenelon Collier. Miss Wright
also exhibited her Royal Academy pictures Among
! the guests were Mrs. Frederick Pearson, Or. and
| Mrs H. Hobrook Curtis. Mrs Russell ID. Hitch
! cock General and Mrs. J. Frederick Person, Miss
| Daisy PiersOn, the Misses Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry b. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs James b. Town
| send. Mrs. de Forest. the Misses Ranger Mrs.
| L. S. Thebaud and Mrs James Struthers.
| Under the patronage OF the Marquise de Talley-
! rand -Perigord Miss Calender Miss McAllister
Miss Pendleton and Others Charles ]. Dyer, assist
| ed nv Mr. and Mrs David Manners, will give three
morning recitals in the course of the present month
| at the Waldorf Astoria
! The next meeting of the o. n. Sewing Class will
take place on Friday morning next at the house of
| Mrs Frederick Nelson The two subsequent meet
| tnes will be held March 10 and March % a the
| home of Mrs Charles NJ. Oelrichs. No. 30 Madison
|
A Ienten course of lectures, closing with a musi-
1 col will he given for the benefit of the New-YorI
| Diet Kitchen Association, beginning on Monday
| at 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs Charles A Spot
! ford No $50 West Fiftyninth-st. On this occasion
| Hamilton Wright Mabie will lecture on 'IdeaIism
| In American Life" The other subjects will be: On
| March H. a o'clock, at the home Mrs. j.
Henry Lane No. 13l East Twenty -first-st., f Hop
| kinson Smith will read selections from his works;
| on March IS, at o'clock. the home OF Mrs
| Adoph Rusch, No. 1s0 West Fffty-ninth-st Pro-
fessor William II. Goodyear will lecture on "The
Paris Exposition giving hundred slide views:
Saturday. March %, at o'clock. the home
of Mrs. August Lewis. No. 1l2 East Sixteenth-st.
| II. +. Krehbiel will lecture American Folk
! Song" illustrated by Mrs Krehbel. soprano, and
| at the musical which takes place On Easter Mon
day evening. at $50 O'clock the home of Mrs
| Melbert b. Cary. No. 80 West Fifty-frst-st the
| Dannreuther Quartet will play and Mrs. Charles
/ Tyler Dutton will sing, accompanied Stanley
| Knight Tickets for the course will be 50; single
| tickets, 81 90 They may be had of any member of
! the committee. which comprises Mrs. Stephen II.
| Thayer, No. 1856 East Sixteenth-st.; Mrs. William
| Mrs. William Fl. Carpenter. No. 253 West One-hun-
! dredth-st.; Mrs. Charles A. Spofford. No lS0 West
! fifty-ninth-st.; Mrs. j. c. Baldwin No. West
| Seventy-sixth-st.; Mrs Frank Russak, No. l9 East
Sixty-ifthst, and Miss NJ. w. Butler. No. So Park
ave-
THE STEAMER PATRICIA SIGHTED.