New-York tribune., 1901-04-03
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

If there is thing more than another that
sgnalizes the advent OF Easter and the close OF
the penitential season. it IS the fact that the sew
ing classes which seem be Indispensable
feature Of Lent in NewYork. have held their last
meetings. and that needles and thread and gar
ments for the poor have been laid aside until am
other year around. Active preparations are
now in progress for the period OF social gayety
which begins Monday next. ana what WIN
Easter Easter season promises to be unusually bre
spite of the many departures 1or Eu1ope; tb
TeT Of tne nHmSeF 9or OF dsT@sn Rs9Rs 0yd
far wsa !ed t9 ede on nf the Kaiser wheH
na 5o5ay on yhe solf5y %ScSn % Line asd h
to wish bon voyage to those sailing \on she H.
| Louis and the Teutonic
| Among the passengers sailing to-day on\the 81
| Louis are Egerton l. Winthrop Mrs. behN4Illn n
| brewster Herbert c. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs Vic'or
Sorchan and Mr. and Mrs, William c. Eustis MT
Fustis IS proceeding to England 70 join the stan
the United States EMBASSY IN .afng On the
eutone in attend their sons " weddnE fb far m
| Of Desart Lady Cunard will sail Saturday
| ov,,rr 70 the death Of his mother s Montgomery
Roosevelt has recalled hts invitations for inus'cal
on April 8
The Monmouth Hounds meet every Saturday.
| with p F. Collier master He Will take them
| 10 Newport again for the season
have returned North from Palm Beach. Fla and
ara now at Meadow Farm. their place at Pittsned
Mass la S."
Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes has returned from her
trip South. and is her home, In Madison-ave-
Colonel and Mrs John Jacob Aston are likewise
back in from Akgn faF as % the NewYork colony
concerned by The end OF the TeeKd eEd AS Mr. and Mrs
Herman Duryea, Center Hitchcock ana n. M mar ar
riman will all leave theIe peIo'o ~ ~
week
1orgA dinner party will be given April 10 by
Mrs frederick GaIlatin in honor OF Miss Helen
Kountze and Robert L. Livingston. whose engage
ment recently announced
mr. and Mrs w Seward Webb entertaining
house party at shelburne Farms their place IN
Vermont and will return to town on Easter MOI
day
on Easter Monday the final dance OF the series
known as the Five Cotlons will take place at
Sberrv's The association has been reorganized
with view to its revival season. Mrs Francis
Ivnde Stetson. Mrs Thomas P. Fowler and Mrs
Payson Merrill taking the Sc PSces ana % Mrs Britton
as patronesses-
AS the house which Mrs. Richard GambrilI is
building at Ochre Point Newport. will not be ready
for occupancy for this summer. she has leased the
cottage of Mrs. j. H. Eldridse-
]. Perpont Morgan's house. at the northeast
corner of Madison-ave and Thirty-sixth-st. is
among them being the removal Of the partition be
tween the reception room ana the entrance man.
thus considerably increasing the size of the latter
Mr. and Mrs Albert C. Postwick are receiving
many congratulations on the birth of a son and |
heir on Monday last at their house in East Sixty
third-st Their first child Dorothy. is now about
two years old. Mrs Bostwick is the second daugh-
ter Of Henry 3. Stokes. while Albert c Bostwick
the Standard OIL Company. and brother OF Mrs |
Hamilton w. Cary and of Mrs Albert j. Car !
stairs.
The engagement is announced of Miss Edith Van |
Benthuysen, daughter of the late Arthur Lyman |
Van Benthuysen to Hall Park Mccullough, of the !
University Club. of General John Mccullough !
Sa ,tt F ot This season Her mother is dangb
ter OF Thomas Allen Clarke. Of New-Orleans.
The members of the Pro-Cathedral Sewing Glass |
met yesterday morning at Mrs. I. Townsend Bur |
denis No East Twenty-slxth-st.. while in the |
afternoon a meeting held at the home of Mrs !
William ]. Schieffelin No East Sxty-sIxth-st |
in behalf Of Christian work among prisoners Mrs
Ballington Booth was among the speakers. There |
afternoon under the direction of Ralph N. Ellis as |
master.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish and her party. including |
J. Henry Smith are expected back in town from |
their Western trip the day after tomorrow.
The Friday Evening Dancing Glass. which will
give a dance next week at Sherry's. as already |
m andas IN ts Wne has se the
Is and q. January 10 and "a. and February Z.
Miss Bertha Munde will be the maid of honor at |
the wedding OF Miss Sarah Gibbs Thompson to |
Stephen H. Pell which takes place at the Church |
of the Heavenly Rest Wednesday afternoon |
April II. The six bridesmaids, like the maid OF
honor. will all gowns OF white silk NULL /
trimmed with insertions of lace with white ]
picture hats, faced with pale blue velvet and /
trimmed with pink Miss Bertha Is
the daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Paul F. Munde.
The engagement of Miss Edith Vigneron de Fon- |
taine, sister of Mrs Edwards Ogden Schuyler of /
Edwards Court Bergen Point, to Alexander Wood /
Gay of this city. is announced.