New-York tribune., 1902-02-13
NETWORK SOCIETY.

A number of the Lenten sewing classes met to-
day for the first time. Thus the Bellevue Hospital
Sewing and Knitting Class assemblies this morning
at the house Of its president Miss Leary In Fifth
ave. and its members will be entertained with
music while engaged in their sewing among nose .
Josephine 'brexel Mrs Charles NJ Oelrichs Mrs.
Frederick Pearson. Mrs. T. A Havemeyer and Mrs
Louis Quentin Jones
The Cosmopolitan Sewing Class meets this
ing at the house of Mrs. Brayton Ives. in Irving
Place and Mrs. Hitchcock's class assemblies also
this morning at her home. in East Twenty-ninth-st
The O. n. Sewing Class. organized by Mrs. Fred
erick Nelson and Mrs. Charles NJ. oelrichs. meets
tomorrow morning at Mrs Nelson's house and
will work for the Founding Asylum
Among the features of the social programme for
to-day are the dinner OF seventy given by Mr.. and
Mrs James A. Burden at their house. in Fifth-ave.
ana Mrs. Whitelaw Red's musical and supper for
house.
Mrs ]. Hood Wright left town yesterday for
Moore Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Livingston give dinner
of fifty tomorrow night for their daughter Lflias
one OF the debutantes of the winter.
Mrs Charles NJ Oelrichs has been summoned TO
G98GGTd G591s s. & Crying to the ,I Illness of her boy
R. T. Wilson. ir. has left town for his place off
the coast of South Carolina.
The engagement is announced Of Rudolf Flinsch
of the Meadow Brook and Racquet clubs, Miss
Neufvne.
Mrs. Gilbert Plympton and her daughter. Mrs.
Robert L. Tarleton. of No 30 West Fifty-second-st
will not receive to-day any of the re-
a1nS sa Ss Thgrsday5 @ in 9ng IN e fhe
more
The next meeting Of the Knckerbocker Bowling
Club takes place February 1s. There no
meeting of the club yesterday. owing to its being
Ash Wednesday.
Mrs. Goodhue Livingston has issued invitations
for bridge whist party next Monday afternoon at
her house, in West Thirty y-seventh-st.
Mr. and Mrs. Mackay give house party for the
week end at their country place. at Roslyn, Long
Island.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Sophie
Jewett, daughter Of the Rev. DR.. Edward Jewett.
to the Rev. William Angus Porter. Miss Sophie
Jewett is sister Of Mrs T. Wilson Lloyd and Of
takes place in the spring.
Among those who sailed yesterday for Europe on
board the Philadelphia were Mrs. oliver Hartman.
Miss Amy Garden, and the Countess Pappenheim,
who was formerly Miss Wheeler. Of Philadelphia
The funeral of Miss Beatrice Goelet took place
yesterday her mothers house in Ffth-ave.. and
was characterized by extreme privacy. The inter
ment followed in the Goelet family vault Wood J
lawn.
The last meeting 81 the Amsterdam Theatre Par
ties will be held this evening. The play selected
this time is Maid Marian the Garden Theatre
Among the sixty-hve members who he pres
ent are the Misses Lucille V. Bacon. ISABEL W.
Fowler, Lucy Wills Hatch. Betty CoIamOre
Mgnon Critten, Madeline Cary Marjorie Vaughn
Lea. Helen A Luddington Evelin Long Mar |
guertte f. Quackenbush, Grace Hurd Richards. |
Anita + Scott. Marion Taber and Agnes Remsen |
Nredenburg, and George II. Sullivan. William NJ. |
Aiken, Anson Baldwin. David Dudley Field. Thom- |
as Jewett HalloweL. c. W Hazctine. William |
Hunt Hail. Melville E Ingalls,, jr. Charles La Rue
Kingsley, Fulton McMahon. Francis F. Palmer |
David Rumsey, Bowen Bancroft Smith Henry
Wilkinson and Lieutenant Matthews. After the |
theatre Mrs. Gilman Collamore will entertain the
party at supper at her home. No 1i9 West Fifty
seyenth-st.
Bellevie. N J.. Feb Il CSpeclaD.-Announcernen
was made to-day or the engagement of Miss Mar |
garet Rutgers Van Rensselaer,, Of New-York for
merry OF this town, and DR.. Antonio Phineas Vol /
stawsky. OF New-York. Miss Van Rensselaer, Is |
daughter OF the late ]. II. Van Rensselaer,
DINNER FOR JOTJN RPNATT