New-York tribune., 1901-02-28

a. the spring approaches the exodus to the
-,+rv becomes more marked. This year the
.-svel as a rule is not 70 distant parts. There
-. a number OF parties organized for the spring
=. .re southern part of California however DR.
"a Mrs W Seward Webb and party were at the
Palace Hotel in San Francisco, one day last week.
- ro,Ite 70 Santa Barbara Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
fSH fSnrton Harrison and party left here yesterday.
-uxedo has suddenly loomed up in popularity for
enring as well a winter resort Mrs. Fred
esrk GaUatn and Miss Gallatin Miss Augusta
-9ot,nson and Moncure Robinson are among some
- the new arrivals for extended season. Mrs
GhaTs5 sGJa-ose de- cho.seu on Visit Mr. and Mrs. T.
sufern Taller and M and Mrs Grenville Kane
Ssve been At Tuxedo since the opening OF Lent
The departure Of Mrs. Astor for Europe yes
.c-5av was the cue for quite a gathering on the
white Star pier. Mrs. Astor goes to England and
st German spa. She Will then 20 10 Paris, where
she has an apartment
The Duke and Duchess Of Manchester were like
Mise passengers on board the Oceanic. and Eugene
Zimmerman father Of the duchess. was down on
ne rjcr 10 bid them farewell. The duke announced
ho. he would stay at Tanderagee Castle. his
,sce in ireland. for several weeks. But his pres
orce IS required Immediately in London. not only
y. the Bankruptcy Court authorities but likewise
M connection with suits in other courts, and the
10 the statement that the duke was TnavolGapiy t
detained This country by the severe illness OF MS
Tdfe Nothing is known Of any arrangements made
% Se duke succeeds obtaining his discharge from
t2e f2en taking his seat in the House OF Lords.
Among other passengers on board the Oceanic
,rere Mrs 7. J. Berwind. Mrs Griswold Grey and
Miss Irwin Frank J. Otis. J. Louis Webb, Mrs. and
he Misses Hadden and Sir William and Lady For
wood.
IN spite of the many departures from New-York
there was a large and brilliant attendance at the
opera last night Among those present were Mrs
Hermann Oerichs. who returned yesterday morn
,ng 70 town from the South and who dressed
N black let; Mrs Joseph Stickney. who was in
hive: Miss May Van Allen who with her
cousin. Miss Drayton daughter OF J Coleman
Drayton: Miss Leary. who was with Mrs. Fred
erick Pierson, Mrs, John Ninton Dahlgren. in
F9eId who was in Miss iurnee's box; Miss Greta
Pomeroy in a toilet of blue and Mrs. T J. Barney.
il 6qsk Fr B9eg Ta q reeoh @ %eSb 'ef chaTs
Mathews William Milne Grinnell. John Aiger and
Clement March.
One Of the chief topics Of conversation in the
boxes OF the opera was the serious accident TO
Mrs Clarence H. Mackay and her narrow escape
from grave injuries. That Mrs. Mackay should
have escaped with nothing beyond a. few bruises
and severe shaking was little short OF miraculous
she taken home in a carriage
Sir Edward and Lady Colebroke arrived yester-
day morning board the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse, and were met at the pier by Lady Cole
broke's brother. Sydney Paget. and William c.
Whitney. with whom it is understood they are 70
proceed almost Immediately 10 Aiken. Thence they
10 England. Spencer Eddy OF the United States
Embassy at Paris. Was likewise on ,boarg' as were
Mrs. T. C. Carroll.
Among yesterdays entertainments were lunch
con party by Mrs. Ogden Goelet al her home, No.
COS Fifth-ave. and dinner parties by Mrs Charles
T. Barney Mrs J. ]. Wysong. Mrs Henry /
Barley and Miss Della Gurnee. while Mrs. Kate
? had
Iyceum Theatre, taking her guests home 10 supper
Class met al Mrs z. Livingston Ludlow's. and the
Kniekerbocker Bowling Club at the Tennis Building
To-day Miss Leary's Bellevue sewing and knit
ting class will meet There win also be meeting
OF the Lenten sewing class and in the evening one
Mrs William H. osgood. No 10 East Thirtieth-
H5 hoon W." give '''' party At '"e'' ''''' '--'e
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore F. Vail will give large
dinner tomorrow evening for Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Frederick Hoffman s9. at the MetEqpoiitan Club Ms
Hoffman took place at Tuxedo in the holidays
Tomorrow evening the first meeting Of the Even
ing Badminton Club will take place at the Berke-
ley Armory, and there viii be meetings every Fri
day during Lent The club has been reorganized-
Mrs GeoTge E. schleffe. MS Henry l. Bur
nett and Mrs. Benjamin Church, and the Executive
gomery Strong and Gilbert Schermerhorn.
The Saturday Afternoon Badminton Club meets
at o'clock the day after tomorrow in the Berke-
ley School armory for a handicap tournament for
sets Of three women and three men. Goelet Gal
latin Philip Livingston and o. De Lancey Cotter
are on the committee in charge OF the tournament
It is tomorrow that Mr.. and Mrs. G. Parmelee
Prentice move into their new house No. West
Fifty-third-st Since their return 70 town they
have been staying with Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Rockefeller
Mrs. T J. Oakley Rhnelander will give dinner
on Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Howard
Wainwright will give a dinner Tuesday. March
y, Al No. % West Forty-sixth-st.
Cora, Lady STAFFORD widow Of the Earl Of straf-
ford and formerly Mrs. Samuel Colgate, of New
IS now staying with her sister, Mrs. Alfred Kesser
al No. 25 West Thirty-ninth-st
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Hartman and Miss
Mary Hartman start South at the end of the week
a notable engagement Al Philadelphia, which has
Just been announced. and which viii interest many
people in New-York society. IS that of Benjamin
Franklin Pepper TO Miss Rebecca Thompson Will
Ing, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. George Willing.
The engagement OF Mrs. Joseph Z. Wideners sis
ter Miss Florence Pancoast, dauEhteG of Mrs:
announced in this column day or two ago
The wedding of Miss Ethel Iselin daughter OF
Mrs. John II. Isen, and Frederick Grosvenor
Goodridge. son of Mrs. Frederick Goodridge. takes
place IN June
According TO cable dispatches William K. Van
derbilt was yesterday Funchal. board his
Yacht the Valiant.
NJ Ray Miller has taken the Weaver cottage. in
Berkeley-ave.. Newport. for the coming season