New-York tribune., 1901-02-23
pFLATING TO SOCIETY


-, many attractions in the country, so much
W, IN the suburbs not extremely
soihss,crsav Those who remained here, how
gay s-osisted the fascnations Of rural life, dined
ever went 10 the play or The opera, had bridge.
loosss losss 81 a metropolitan existence.
rr the entertainments in connection with
Shinrton's Birthday yesterday a small
.,ng and cherry tree party given by Miss Helen
~ which numbered about sixty guests, mostly
rnSg people, was preceded by dinner for four
cen
a.. T Wilson likewise had dinner party
=. ,,rht al her house No. 5ll Fifth-ave. her
a. a. comprising Mrs ogden Goelet Mr. and
MIS- ~ and Mrs. Lloyd s. Bryce Mr. and Mrs
Hessr- : Paeet Eliot 6iregory. Mrs. j lee Taller.
AI-g Arss J. Van Allen, Miss johnson and w. Eourke
cocKran
r.. opera was well attended Ia Tosoa" draw
80 large house. Among those present were Mrs.
.s-,an Isen. jr. with Miss Therese Iselin: Mrs
.sssserck Gallatin. with Miss May GaTatin: Lady
r,,srs in the box Of Mrs. Astor: Miss Greta
poneroy. in white with Mrs Mysong. in black;
Nrs' Milne Grinnen Tom" Cushing FREDERICK o.
beach and Count Gherardesca.
Mrs. Frederic NELSON'S and Mrs Charles NJ.
Oerch's sewing class known the %, NJ
which works FOR the Founding Hospital, met for
the hs, me this ta. winter % s morning AT az
meet FRIDAYS during Lent al II o'clock-on
srs 2 81 the house OF Mrs. oelrichs
The Friday Evening Badminton Club organized
nv Mrs. Alexander j. Shaw, met last night in the
Berkeley Armory.
Mr. and Mrs. ". Storrs Wells. General Henry
Lawrence Burnett and James J. Nan Allen are
among the dinner givcrs Of this evening Mr. ana
Mrs. storrs Wells will he al Newport his sum-
,s1a which Is being built 20 replace the burned
Hsrsv cottage General Burnett's dinner Will he
al the Metropolitan Cub. and will be stag party.
This evening viii also take place the tableau
.tyants for the benefit Of the Samaritan Home for
the AGED at the home Of Mrs. Joseph Suokney.
This will be the most notable AFFAIR of the even
,ug The artists who have arranged The pictures
and the Personages who VII pose Tor them have
SsTs Sienor lie Conte and Mrs Blake will sing,
and among those who are 10 take prominent parts
are Miss Lily Oelrlchs Mrs. GOOdhue Livingston,
Mss Charlotte Satterlee, lie Roy Satterlee and
J Gerald Bernhard
Tomorrow there will he the usual number ~
Sunday receptions and dinners. Mrs. Astor Will re
esive informally. and Miss May Calender will
have music and reception in the afternoon
For Lent Monday viii be quite a busy Gay. Mr..
and Mrs H Mex. Twomhy nave cards out for
dinner as have also Mr. and Mrs. ". Edgar
Shepherd. The first meeting OF the Monday Even
irg Bowling Club under the patronage OF Mrs
George r soEsfslihn m Mrs. Srenys n ,Ss %F5hT9P anS
Building, and there will he amateur theatrleals IN
aid OF the New-York Business Momens Associa-
tion al the Berkeley Lyoeum
Among other entertainments the programme
for Monday is dinner party given by Mrs.
Fsward Prime No % West Fffteenth-st. in honor
T-ore ire ~
new sewing class, known the Lenten Sewing
Class has sprung into existence. Its members are
mostly debutantes and few older girls comprising
4mong Others Miss May Gsan lsf Ms: Mss Nahae
Schenck, Miss Charlotte t'rlme ate Niss -AIll.e
sf The houses ~ the members-on March the
home Ot Miss Laura ]. Edwards
Miss Gouverneur Kortright has organized a bridge
whist class Of tUrenty-eight women. who viii meet
on Fridays during Lent the members each con con
tT6uing & &C CERTAIN @ so sum is tor g so Sa bI nsvers
The engagement is announced Of Miss Caroline
Green. daughter OF Ex-Governor Green of New-Jer-
sey, 70 Arthur John
me Thursday Evening Clubs next meeting will
Be- AZ the home OF Professor " M MM,lligan sloane
No ls East sixty-ninth-st on March 4
Two plays and pantomime will be produced in
Lent by the Thursday Evening Junior Club, which
meets each week al the home of Mrs. b. 5. Church
No 81 West Twelfth-st.
solree dramatique VIII be given on March 70 at
the house OF Mrs Leland, No 162 Madison-aye by
Miss Grace seeley Henop and Miss corneha Barnes
Despite the reports 10 the contrary. published
yesterday Mr. and Mrs James A. Scrymser did
not abandon their trip 10 Canada. They LETT here
on Thursday night for Montreal. and viii return
Monday.