New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
RELATING TO SOCIETY.

hELA IING III OOClE L.
Yesterday was not so gay as Tuesday There
We're few receptions. and only one large evening
entertainment. The opera. however. was well pat
ronized. In the morning the Post Graduate Hospi-
tai sewing class met at Mrs. Thomas Hitchcoeks,
ana In the evening there were dinners given oyDr
and Mrs. w. Seward Webb and Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
err Maclay SUI. There was also meet meeting Ia the
in the morning of the Knickerbocker sewing class
This evening Will be extremely gay In the first
place. there is the dinner dance to be given by
James Henry Smith at Sherry's The rumors about
this dance still very indefinite but all sorts
OF surprises are promised and society is on the
qui vive Again. there will be the fancy dress ball
given by Mrs. Everett VI. Culver. the daughter of
Senator Clark. Of Montana: the Thursday Club will
have meeting at Mrs. Minturn's Mrs. Richard
Morris Hunt will give bridesmaids dinner for the
WoolSey-Hunt bridal party; Mrs. A Holland Forbes
VIII give an afternoon card party; Mrs, Frederick
J. de Peyster will have luncheon party. followed
by an at home: Mrs Vernon f. Brown will have
reception. as will also Mrs. J. ]. Emery. and Mr..
and Mrs. Talbot Oyphant win have st; valen-
Valentine dance at DeImonico's the last OF the
seasons series of Knickerbocker dances. The
Subscribers large number Of quests will be pres
a Hobson aia0"S whom It Is expected VIII 's
Tomorrow there is little going 1t will be a
day OF rest and it will be celebrated only by few
receptions and bridge parties. Saturday will see
one small dance to be given by Mrs Adrian an Ise-
pected.
Dinner parties will be gisen on Sunday night by
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr.. and by Mrs. Henry
Clews. James ]. Van Allen has invitations out for
dinner parties Tuesday and Saturday Of next
week.
The next meeting Of the Post Graduate Hospital
Sewing Glass. organized by Mrs. J. Borden Harri-
man. will be held Wednesday at the house of Mrs
Bradish Johnson
large musical will be given next Tuesday by
s ay @ % nGus hsE deuis fs NS The
There are few large dances yet to take place.
On Monday there will be at the home of Gen
srs Dd Mrs Loyd 9gd M dance and an & n Re5 Me
Allister Lloyd's are on the programme.
William K Vanderbilt expects to sail tomorrow
for Europe. from Savannah, on board the Valiant
with Winfield s Hoyt Mr. and Mrs olve5 yer aarTi af r
man jr VIII an aTriye N & SeE,4eTk & az dns eno OF 'ne
Fashionable society was largely represented at
the performance OF Les Huguenots' at the opera
last night. Mrs. Astor. in white, had in her box
with her the Marquise de TaHeyrand-Perigord. who
in black The Van Allen box was occupied
Miss Sarah Van Allen. in white. Mrs Edward
Berwind in white. had Count Gherardesca with
her. while Mrs. John Vinton Ddhgren. in black,
had William Milne Grinneu I'm her box Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Jennings occupied the Rockefeller box.
while Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed and Miss
I.eary were with Mrs. Frederick Pearson Mrs
Henry F. Dimock. in pink had with her Miss
Susan Din9Gk @ IN WIFE R1rs The nas RsTnaI wore
white toilette. embroidered with silver Mrs
saEneg wSS sns1 sTraysd in IN Ths ah Dress
The last Of the Wednesday CotilIons took place
at Delmoncos last night The cotillon was led
by Thomas C.. Kinney, Of Richmond: and Mss Mss
and very largely attended
DR. and Mrs w Seward Webb. who gave a
dinner party last night have another one this
evening. They start FOR California on Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. vanderbilt
Society is preparing for the annual spring exodus
10 Europe Mrs. ]. Perpout Morgan and Miss
Annie Morgan sail March 16 and after spending
Easter in Italy Will TO London returning here
In June. Mr.. and Mrs. r Horace Ganattn and
Miss De Forest sail on Saturday, bound for Italy
Robb sail on the Majestic April IT, returning IN
July TO spend me rest 0r Ihe sumner TsI1nd Al 'ne
The marriage OF Miss Estelle Hawkins. daughter
OF Mrs Dexter Hawkins to Henry Warner. and
that OF Miss syIvIe l. Strong. daughter OF Mrs.
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place in Easter week The wedding OF Miss An
gelica Singleton Duer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Edward A. Duer OF HanNhUrst, Weehawken, y. J..
and Lucius Tuckerman Gibbs Is TO be celebrated on
April IN the chantry OF Grace Church
Prince and Princess Cantacuzene will soon leave
ST. Petersburg for this country, bringing with
them their little boy. who has yet to make the
acquaintance OF his great-grandmother. Mrs. U 5;
Grant The Prince and Princess expect 10 spend
the summer on this side OF the Atlantic, making
their headquarters at Newport
A dinner party OF thirty was given by c. Wille1t
Van Nest at the Metropolitan Club on Tuesday
evening. Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Seth Barton French Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Suydam.
Mr. and Mrs. BentaIin Welers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis James Poole, Mr. and Mrs Frederic de Pey
ster Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Rradhurst
Field Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald MI Ckay. Miss Della
fsld. Miss Charlotte Peu. Miss PiersOn George
Case and E. Percy Bramweh
PUNISH UENT TO FIT THE CRINE.