New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
ABOUT SOCIETY.

Friday is never enlivening, especially in Lent The
entertainments of yesterday were not many, as So
cety suffering reaction from the gayetles OF
Mi-Careme. It ran chiefly to sewing classes
There were two of these affairs which met in the
afternoon, and where, after the sewing the cup OF
tea was brewed and an informal reception was held
One Of these meetings was that Of the O. n Class
which assemblies at the home of Mrs Charles
NJ. Oelrichs, and the other that of the Helping
Hand. organized by Mrs. Di Zerega, which met at
Mrs Thomas Andrews's home, In the evening the
Friday Badminton Club met and there vas a laFSe S
dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. j. Laheuoh
Schroeder TO celebrate the formers birthday.
This afternoon the debutantes' sewing class will
hold its meeting at the home of Miss Edwards
The Badminton Club meets and holds its tour
narlent this afternoon. At St. Bartholomew's this
afternoon Miss Bertha Day Lockwood the aagsR- 9 n
Norman Bayne will be married. 1t will be small
wedding. with a reception afterWard loF lA'lii'd'e
friends and relatives.
Yesterday afternoon the third meeting of the
bridge contest took place at the home OF Mrs
Csouverneur Kortwright The silver cup will not be
until after Lent. and the playing Is very Close
The bridge whist tournament for the beneht or
the Jewell Day Nursery takes place this afternoon
at sherrys Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge has arranged
this series of games. and professionals Will be
% % have been many and it is expected that
the proceeds will net handsome sum Ior the
charity
Mrs William Gray Park will give concert this
afternoon for a charitable object Many we'll known
a humber Of fashionable women. Mrs. Nicholas
Fish gives a dinner party tonight
The arrangements have been completed for the
wedding of Miss Anita de Garmendia. the youngest
daughter Of Mrs Carlos de Garmendia and First
Lieutenant John Edmundson Stephens, 9Th Artil-
lery [. 5. A 1t will take place on AprlI % az the
home of the brides grandmother. Mrs Baughman'
at Frederick. Nd
Mr.. and Mrs Charles May Oelrchs will spend the
summer season at Newport. where they have taken
a cottage.
Mrs. Duncan Elliot is at present at Newport She
left Aiken in the beginning OF the week
Mr. and Mrs. William c. Eusts will sail for
Europe early in April TO join Mrs Eustis's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Levi P. Morton, who are now abroad
Senator Depew and his niece. Miss Pauding, who
had arranged TO go TO Aiken, have changed their
plans They will remain in Washington for the
present and &C abroad in May
] Henry Smith has taken cottage in Newport
for next summer. He will go abroad for a short
season in May, but will return when the gayeties
begin He is expected back from his present trip
South and West with Mr. and Mrs. StuyVesant Fish
the first week OF April
At the Victoria Hotel last evening there was a
concert under the patronage OF Mrs. Arthur Twon-
blv and other fashionable women for the benefit Of
the Sunshine Settlement
Among those arriving to-day from Europe on
board the Campanta are Consuelo. Duchess Of Man
chester with her sister, Lady Lister Kaye and the
latter's husband Sir John Lister Kaye. Their trip
to this country is owing TO the death of their
brother Fernando Yznaga, ten days ago. and they
| will meet here their mother. Mrs. Yznaga, who
| arrived yesterday from the South, and is staying