New-York tribune., 1901-03-31

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'Erving Winsow. secretary of the Anti
collapse OF the cause. There may he twenty o
preceded by dinner for the bridal party at the
Metropolitan Club Annex the Monday before the
wedding. which is arranged for April L. Mr.. Pen
vii! give his bachelor dinner the Saturday pre-
vious. Mrs. William Barclay Parsons will have
dinner for the bridal party also on Tuesday, April
= IN i2ct Mr Tel ana MS. LE2InpSun l,a We 'tI ~
their honor since their enga cement The wedding
Heavenly Rest viii be one Of the largest and most
notable of the spring season
Another large church wedding will be that OF
Miss Natalie Moss the daughter Of Courtlandt
Moss and the sister OF Mrs. Frederick O. Beach, 70
Johnston Livingston, jr., at the Church Of the IN
carnation April . Mr. Livingston is the son
of the late Robert Cambridge Livingston. On Sat
urday. April -, Miss Emily ONeil. the daughter
of Mrs. Eugene O'Neill, and Frederick Martin
Davies will be married in Plttsburg This will be
the second large wedding in that city this season,
Miss Florence Carnegie. the daughter Of Mrs
Thomas Carnegie and Frederick Curtis Perkins
scat in FoTda Miss CarnSeie is from Pi;tsburE
and although the actual ceremony will not take
0Neill has been a guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Julien T.
derbilt.
In neirhborins cities Lent has had its influence.
There has been little goins in Philadelphia
Many of the Philadelphia people are stin in the
South. Magnolia Springs seems to be one Of their
favorite resorts. Nj and Mrs. Alexander Nan
Rensselaer, with large party. are cruising in the
West Indies Mr. and Mrs A J. Cassatt and the
Misses Cassatt viii tomorrow in their private
car for California In Boston there Is a bazaar
and fair for a worthy charity, at which many OF
the young matrons have tables and many OF the
debutantes waiting on fashionable and philan-
thropic customers. Washngton is having a series
Of farewell dinners. Mrs. James r. kernochan
has been entertaining there THIS week, ana SlTS
l;,Je! - iso6 f gLCt uigI f ~ I2ritt TrbassL
Mrs. John c. Fremont also gave large dinner IN
honor Of Mrs Kerney strorg Mrs. Benton and
Mrs. Adna Anderson
The wedding OF Miss Blanche Allan Bates, daugh-
ter Of Lieutenant-C Colonel james a. Bates /. S. A.
and Captain Robert SewaN. l. s A. will take place
Easter Monday. The ushera will be Lieutenant
Averh Captain Hart Captain King. Coone! I'd
William Joyce Sewail, brother OF Captain Sewall
The anrua! senior dance OF the class Of 'Ol Of
Columbia University will take place under the
auspices Of the School OF Applied Science at the
University Gymnasium Friday evening, April
%. It VIII be a subscription affair and eight hun
dred invitations viii be issued. The gymnasium
viii be decorated with the college colors, with the
banners upon which recorded the achievements
by which CoIumhia's athletes Of the past have
won for her these trophies. There viii be also
pains ana hoMeIt4S pI% ~ Mtlr a-r,a1oeott J
f9r me dance is cor2oSed q p p findsby n 1yerIf Il \
r
Mills. /. G. Wilson and O. l. Brodie' chairman
A miniature Kondike. with little miners digging
from the sands treasures hidden there; wizard
and Punch and Judy are among the special feat
,!res for children at the Hahnemann Hospital sale
70 be held on Thursday. April IS, in aid of the free
beds Of the maternity and chlldrens wards Mrs
Howard Carroll president or the aSs2cI1Itoi5; -
working with untiring zeal. Mrs Elpnalet E9tt
~ E%,jiie Tho viii he rnany other attractions
at he "a which great success
The annual entertainment for children for the
benefit OF the New-York Exchange for Woman's
Work No 33i Madison-ave., will take place on
Thursday afternoon. april Il. at $50 o'clock.
Among the attractions will be the Osten Royal
Maronettes, Louis FialkoTsk ANIMAL lmt&fo5; f, ia A
ne Musical Crags o and la T of ranGd beaga6 an
by Mrs Cornelius Agnew
Mrs Clarence H Mackay left town yesterday for
brief visit TO her country home at Hampstead.
Mrs F T Van Buren, No. p West Fourteenth
ST. took party Of twelve last evening 70 the Gar
den Theatre. and afterward brought her guests
home with her for supper
A meeting in the interest OF Christian work
among prisoners will be held on Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Jay schief-
lngton Booth will speak
yaria and Columbia University vii! give concert
and dance April Is at the Waldorf-Astor.a
Montgomery Schuyler, jr.. who since his gradua-
tion from Columbia has taken up Sanskrit and
other Oriental languages is hllng the place there
eance abroad He has delivered several lectures
and written a number of interesting articles.
The annual monster euchre party under the au-
snices Of the CnampIain Assembly catholic sum
mer school. which has proved 50 successful In the
mast will take place Monday. April @, at the
Grand Central Palace. over one hundred rich and
than twenty-five hundred players VIII participate
over thirty sections Of forty-eiSht players each
out Of nfty-fve have been disposed or ana the
managers are confident tnat the success viii be
greater than ever.
4 vaudeville entertainment will be given the lat
ter mart Of next month by St Eizaheth's Guild,
Of which Miss Mary de Peyster Bailey is president
pro ten. Evert Jansen Wendell and some other
amateurs Will take part in H.
Invitations have been issued for the marriage OF
Miss Ida Josephine Hyde. daughter OF DR.. F. Z.
HYDE 10 William Lord Sexton. which will take
pace on the afternoon OF April % in the Church or
The Incarnation II viii be followed by receRtion @
Fffty-thrd-st Mr. Sexton is 4 member OF the Calu-
met Club.
The Lenten Sewing Class met yesterday after
noon AT the home Of Miss Eva Mills. No. 65 East
Fifty y-fifth-st.
The American School Of Opera will give an Easter
week matinee under distinguished patronage on
Tuesday afternoon. April 9. Excerpts from the
operas which the school has presented during the