New-York tribune., 1901-02-22
SOCIETY DAY By DAY.

With the exception o. the Dos Show. there Is no;
very much going or IL town TODAY There never
s on holidays New-Yorkers are now 50 accus-
toned to the English method Of living that when
ever there IS a chance for several days away lrom
toHn they Invariably 90 70 the country ana open
their houses there SATURDAY is always lo'cet uI35
remain over urt Monday
A. Tuxedo there viii ue competition tor the
beautiful gold cup offered hy james i-u~y smith
for the champion Squash tennis player This Pc
culiar form OF tennis is much in Ho--c ~ Tuxedo,
as Il Was al Newport last summer r SIferA
throu-h his caor,s that the tournament has been
arraased-
Numbers - New-Yorfe-s vr.u spend W5shngton's
birthday at Tuxedo. The Hon. Cecil Barring wlu
give q luncheon party % tHentv-ate ~ the club.
and John :. N-Cook Geo-S- = Dodse and r.
Sufcern Taller likewise V.u give ,-r-roon parties
al the club But there g. 10 truth IN the story
that = Henry Smith is giving house parts az
Tuxedo. Cor he has already started Car tte SJvt1.
and VIII ro, De hack t1r several weeks Among
those. however. who wiz entertain ar their -ot-
taEe- ~ Tuxeto vii 10 Amos tues French bar
MIS- Price collier. MI and Mrs. ue--y Monroe ard
From Aiken comes The news q = f-c ~ P-tckly
Pear cottage occupied hy Center Hitchcock. y
was -Ht.-Sashed. teS0r" v"r, mp07 damage had
been done ty chemical frc engine Owned ey u.
Ire lat-crs cottage and rrerafet under -.s per-
sonel direction.
Srr= John Jacob Astor. while taking par IN the
wo-ea's polo game a. Aiken 0r Wednesday. was
thrown from her pony With such violence that she
T25 ossfd 4 o To- 25 % ela ilera HeF saa.G
". 9 Whitney .- leaving Aiken 20 retIrn 20 town
lakewood IS also vory ray. TIE hotels a-e crowd
Cd and the cot-5@o-s are arranging all sorts OF
Gould are absent from Georgian Court. Mrs. King
don IS there ard has been .rter'a!0iaS Mr and
Nj Frederic r. Coadsr; az" ~ the cottage which
aIr and N-- De Teystcr aaa tae Misses De Peys,e-
aye 10 be at Lakewood a srea' dea! In Lent.
The party arrarged by Mrs James A scrymse-
for Miss Charlotte Prime left Yesterday afternoon
IN special car for Montreal whore they VIII
main q.t II Moaday so, Ts 2, Jonss and her
Fish Will be with them for few days
The annual ruidwinter exhibition Yesterday after
noon and evening OF the school OF Applied Design
for Wono" m No. 225 Ffth-ave.. drew a large and
fashionable crowd. Among those present were Ms
Colgate Hoyt Mrs. Lewis Cass LeIyard and Miss
Freyunghuysen.
Among the dinner parties given last night were
those by Mrs A. Laufcar Nor-'e Mrs j. r Solev
ard ny IT, NICK. T"0rhl"
Nivaus organized 10y Mss Amy Townsend and Mrs
Joseph Sti-kney the home Of Tie latter. No S1i
Fiffb-ave for the benefit Of the Samaritan Home
for tho AGED a. Muucr-Cry Will arrange a Japan
csc tabIeau, ia which MsS Lille OelrichS Miss
Guthrie. Miss Draper and tho Misses Miller VIII ap-
pear. Carroll Eeckvith VIII pose Mrs Goodhue
Livingston a- "Thr Duchess Of Devon-hIrc.'
Arthur DC FeTaris -.il pose mis- wife I'm The Rose
and The Doves while John Alexander viii pose a
number of well known society people after paint
ft,s t|l ..Fg f,f r1 Ire i4.l
wlI sing vlle another attraction the pro-
gIamme wil be- Victor Harr!s's orchestra Among
WtIan A. D4er Mr- j. Hooker Ham mr. fS'ey. Sir
l' ij ;.r, " "'Ja" NV Groro Co. MI Il.s A5i2r
George t. Hi@es ana Mr.. William Douglas sloane.
AIr and Mrs - BayarI Cuttins. Mrs " storrs
Well, and James j. Van Alien among the din
u,r riytrs to-r4orrow evening. The Saturday Even
M Badminron viii hold its first meeting The
Eadminton Club viii have meeting in the after
MrK Twom5y aud Mr. Eisar Shepherd viii have
Miss Leary will have another musical On Tues
day The =,lee,i93ns viii b. Lenten in character
and in keepine with the season
James J. Van Alien has been to Newport. where
he has had everything put in order at Wakehurst
prior his sailing for Europe with his daughters
soon.
Tie Assembly has announced that there will only
December
The second ball is never ~ successful as the first
and New-Iork society has become too large for
entertainments Of This character which assjme a
seui-pubIc complexion
benefit theatrical performance will be given
Monday evening at the Berkeley Lyceum in
behalf of the New-York Business Women's Asso-
citation, a very deserving undertaking under the
management Of Mrs. Lewis Livingston Deladeld
Mrs A. Leroy Edgar Miss Grace IA Dodge Mis-
Virginia foittr and number of other women
= four act play will be presented Tickets can b.
obtained from any Of the women mentioned
The engagement IS announced OF William Wilson
Heaton, one OF the younger members of the New
York Stock Exchange. and son Of William W Hea
ton. TO Miss Mary Whitman Chose. OF Fan River
Mass, eldest daughter OF MIR and Mrs Simeon g.
Chase. -
THE LEWIS and CLARK CENTENNIAL
Portland, ore. Feb. H-Artices incorporating an
exposition 10 celebrate the centennial anniversary
Of the arrival In Oregon Of the Lewis and Clark
expedition in 1875 will be filed with the Secretary
OF State at once The Oregon LEGISLATURE will he
asked to pass a resolution guaranteeing State sun
port and also a resolution asking Congress for an
appropriation for the exposition. which Will be held
IN this city in the summer of 1905.