New-York tribune., 1901-04-10
ABOUT SOCIETY.

Yesterday was even buster from social point Of
view than Easter Monday. True. there were not 50
many weddings but there was large number Of
afternoon at homes OF dinners and Of da noes
beneft OF the SCHOLARSHIPS fund If fba "A @@ reT me me
school OF Art attracted a large and fashiona bIe
reec J. de PeystePP s MT Hegding Mrs
and Mrs T. sufern Taller. being present.
Among the at homes were those of Miss Leary.
81 which excellent music usual was the prin-
cipal feature. and Of Mrs Charles Dewar siu,ons
jr-. al No Al Park-ave The reception of Mrs
TageTiit WI 2e remen6ered as Miss Jessie
place few weeks ago. was the first of series
and April %. <4t'i' 10
home last night was marred by the absence of the
hostess. who is confined TO her room by illness
The honors were done by her granddaughters In
ne party were Miss Gertrude Oldheld Barclay. her
her nance, Robert l. Livingston
The dances were small bal masque for young
people, given by Mrs. Artemas H Holmes who was
Mss Lillian Stokes. at her home in Madison-ave
and the final meeting OF the Saturday Evening
Dancing Class at sherry's. This class was known
last night marked not only the windup Of the
Goelet GaIlatin. 'e' OS
Another successful dance was the Century CotfIIon
al Delmonicos, the fashionable Southern set in
New-fork Predominating usual among those
present The guests numbered about two hundred
and were received by the patronesses who included
Mrs Oliver Livingston Jones. Mrs. Benjamin
s61lyer i Churifn Mrs Mrs Samuel Spencer. Mrs Mont
John B. Lawrence The cotillon was led by Thomas
Colstoc Kinney. dancing with Miss Mary Wagstaf
and by Joseph c Mcclure. with Miss Mary Newbold
Lawrence.
Dr.. Charles Roberts took party TO Inwood yes
terday on the public coach Good Times. with
George B. Hume as whip Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius
vanderbilt have chartered the coach for one day
John H. Watson has engaged it for May l. and Louis
Thursday.
At the dance given last night by Mr. and Mrs
William B. Wheeler. at the Hotel 81. Andrew. the
engagement OF their daughter Mary to 7. Mcintyre
yinton. of Indianapolis. was announced Miss
L Worcen, Of Monitor fame.
one Of yesterdays weddings was that Of Miss
Alice Pinkus. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. s
Piukus No. 20 East Fifty-sixth-st 10 Rene Garlic
De Albornoz which took place in the afternoon az
the home Of the brides parents. Her maid OF
iac trimmed chiffon hat. was Mss Biith A
Chandler. while Arthur Sullivan was best
Among the weddings to-day will be those Of Miss
Ids, josephine Hyde. daughter Of DR.. Frederick E.
Hyde. 10 William Lord Sexton. at the Church OF
the Incarnation, and OF Miss Minna Cans, daughter
Haskell a. the Church Of the Heavenly Rest
Both Of these weddings will be celebrated in the
afternoon, while that OF Miss kingman 20 W. NJ
Law. jr., will take place in the evening. in Yon-
ksrs al the brides home. which has been oeauti-
fully decorated by ThOrIey.
cotillon viii be given tomorrow evening by
Mrs. George Wilkinson stetson, OF No 26 East
Forty-ffth-st.. and the following evening the
Misses Hewitt will give private theatrtcals under
the direction Of Clyde Fitch, at their home in Lex
ington-ave
their parties have returned town from their trip
10 California
The entertainment in behalf OF the Home for the
Destitute Blind on Friday afternoon at o'clock
at the waldorf-Astoria promises 10 be a great
success and a large and modish attendance is as
s1red Coquelin will recite several Of his mono
logues. while Plancon. Of the Metropolitan Opera
Company, will sing Among those who have the
affair in charge Mrs. William s. Duer. Mrs
Herman I. R. Emmet Mrs George Kingsland and
Mrs. Charles Bergman, while Mrs. ADRIAN lselin
Bit Mrs EIbridge 7. Gerry. Mrs. Henry E: How
land. Mrs. ogden Goelet. Mrs. FREDERICK w van
are warmly interested the welfare Of the institu-
ton
Mr and Mrs. F. Robert scheI viii not go abroad
this summer but expect 10 travel somewhat ex-
tensJvelv in this country. Mr.. Scheu is building
new home al his country place, Birnam House,
Mortified, Mass, which will not be completed for
about year
Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard, Of the New
York Yacht Club has bought Seth Lows place at
Newport known as Sunset Ridge It is in the
Ridge Road
Mr and Mrs. George L. Rives have returned 10
town from Newport. and DR.. w. Seward Webb,
with Mrs Webb and Miss Frederica Webb, has
arrived from Shelburne Farms