New-York tribune., 1901-03-19
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

Although the feast Of St Patrick was on Sunday.
Yer most Of the parades and celebrations in his
honor took place yesterday and usual Fifth-ave.
was bIe during part of the day while even
Madisor-ave. was thronged TO such an extent by
f @ s Wso NV |stSF 10 n see {ne review 81 % one
siderable difficulty was experienced in getting from
one place 10 another
The Rose Show which opens to-day at the Wal
dorf-Astora will ne the rendezvous of fashionable
society this afternoon. and nearly everybody IN
town Of any prominence in the mOdsh world IS
certain 10 be present. The show is given by the
American Rose Society for the benefit Of the char
table annex of the LoOmls Sanatorium for Con
sumptives. and among those Who have been most
actively interested In organizing the entertainment
are Mrs. Richard Irwin, Miss Calender, Mrs.
De Forest. Mrs. W. Storrs Wells. Mrs. Burke
Roche and Mrs. William Jay. constituting the ex-
ecutve committee OF the affair. While among the
prize giyers and boXholders are Mrs. Clarence H.
Mackay. Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry. Mrs Frederick
Newbo!d. Mrs Charles =. Barney. Mrs. Hermann
Oe-richs and Mrs. Charles 3. Alexander. all ~
whom will attend the opening this afternoon The
Persian gardens and there will be several displays
Of horai deeor2tons for wetdngS Which .,e VII be
orate in the way Of q flower show has ever before
taken place in New-I9rk. or IN tacJ anyWn here % IN
l7 - extend over I,.ye ,-s - I,sS - - oriaI
season OF New-York as shows Of this kind are OF
Mrs. Matur.n Delaaeld. Mrs. Woodbury. c. Lang
don. Mrs. J Per-e1out Edwards and Mrs. Fred
ertck J. De Peyster have completed their arrange
be held next season at the Wadorf-AStoria. They
viii re known as the frst Friday co,illons There
viii fe FOUR dances. for whIeh the invitations viii
he issued some day this week
NJ Orrne Wilson has left town for shooting trip
In Florida and the Honorable Maud Pauncesote
daughter of the British Anlhassa dor who has been
staying with Mrs. frederick " Vanderbilt has
gone 10 NdsA.h5 ON
1Ir and Mrs Stanford White Will give large
dinner party on Thursday evening March 2S at
t7etr home in Gramer0y Park
Among those who sailed Yesterday e7- Genoa m
board the Ka.-ar.1 Maria Theresa were NJ. ana
Mrs. Ernesto a. Fah5~i and their children and
Alessau1ro FaHari as Well as Mr.. and Mrs. I'd
Hund u. Randolph.
Lent continues to he prolific in engagements. srd
yesterday produced yet another 70 add 20 the al
ready long list Tho daucee Is Miss Caroline LIN
Ingston and the successful suito- Maxwell Steven
son. The latter il a member OF the Meadow Brook
Hunt club and brother ut Mrs James L. Ker-
Forrv-,f7irl-sr Ms. ffr.r5--o1 .1a-es his tssye.
ram1r.tSe LIVINGSTON. of is..r a0i t.-. "uatar
q VI IS Maria Whitney rsmnrtG-. f..t.--.-a- os
The knio1eraocker 'ian is her brother
SIR John Itsre--rlav4 ~etu-r- tomorrow 70 Eng
land. hgt Lady Il-'er-kaye and hsr sister. con-
sueIa. Duchess 90 Manchester remain fo- rh- pres
euf on This side IF The water with fhe.r mother.
The Duke NJ Newcastle Is ar the Savoy.
Among Tho entertainments eo- to-day ara The
theatricaI= at rhe home of rhe Misses Hewitt No.
I.~NtnEton-aHe. tonight. luncheon parties given
ny Miss Helen pe Poyster and Mrs Alouzo clark
Robinson. ana Miss L-arv's usual weekly reception
with music at her home No. FNth-ave
Charles J. Dyer gave his first recital. assisted hy
Gorrit Smith studio There was small gathering
from Bach. Handel Beethoven and Mozart.
Among those present We're Mrs Frederick FIprsou.
Miss Louise Wari McAIUStar. Mr.. a.. ~ Stebbius.
Miss P-udleton. Mrs Leslie Cotton. Miss Laura
Post. Mrs. George Kent and Mrs. II. H. Fl4gIer.
The next recital will take place next Monday.
There was another meeting last night OF the
Monday Evening Bowling Club in the Tennis
club Building, in West Forty-hrst-st-
The Rose SHOW In aid OF the Charitable Annex
OF the LOOMS Sanatorium for Consumptives which
opens at the Wald3rf-Astoria to-day prom
.Ses 10 bee success The Myrtle Room and the
exhibits. All the boxes ia tne ballroom have been
sold Tor the first afternoon. Table decorations and
wedding decorations VII be q feature A Persian
Saicrn, 4 japanese garden Aut an Italian garden
Nlu he laid Out -- the rooms. Recent additions 10
the prize list from Mrs. W. Srorrs Wells. Ms
Clarence II Maekay Nrs. Burke Roche and others.
T. Oelrichs. Mrs William jay Miss Calender.
Mrs w Douglas ana Mrs. II. CleWs give prizes.
Many we'll known people We're at the opera las,