New-York tribune., 1902-03-26
About People and Social Incidents.

o'clock at Grace Church. Atterward there WIN b
reception at the % house Of the brides aunt Mrs
There will be meeting tonight Of the Jun,o,
Badminton Club in the 18th Regiment Arnory
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Cortlandt Penneld b.v,
returned 70 town from the West Indies and ara a.
their house. in East Seventeenth-st-
Mrs. Edward De V. Morren who was Miss Louis.
Drexel. of Philadelphia is in town. and is stayins
at the Manhattan Hotel
1t is at Miss Learys house, No. FIfth-ave.. tia,
the next meeting Of the Neighborhood Amuseman,
Club takes place the night Of Easter Mondav
1t will be in the nature Of a fancy dress enter
tainment, as all those taking part in II are tn an
pear in Colonial costumes. and among the features
Ethel stebbins and Frederick Woodruff.
There will be no meeting this week OF the Iunlo,
Thursday Evening Club. which only resumes II,
sessions on April II. when it will assemble at tbs
house OF Mrs Benjamin Church
1t was reported last night in cluhland that Hanu.
ton Mex Twombly had rented his camp at Pau.
Smiths in the Adirondacks. for the summer n
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt.
Alfred Vanderbilt and Reginald RJ.es. who havs
been visiting Maine and the Northeast tor the pur
pose of purchasing string OF coach horses. have
returned to town
Mrs. Burke Roche and her daughter Cynthia. who
have been staying in Washington. return to town
to-day.
Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes and her daughters the
Misses Stokes. left yesterday for New-Haven
Conn. TO stay with the Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes
Mrs. Delaney Kane. Mrs. Floyd Jones. Mrs Pau.
G. Thebaud and a number OF other fashionable
women are interested patronesses in the ker.
mess and reception 10 be held next Monday at the
Waldorf-Astoria under the auspices OF the Alum.
ra Auxiliary Association Of the ChampIain Assem-
bly, II Will be on the same l-.es the entertain
men OF analogous character which took place
there last year and the money realized on this
occasion will go to the fund for the endowment Of
a chair Of literature at CIin Haven The pro.
gramme consists OF Russian. Brittany, Swiss. jap
aneSe and Celtic dances. with pantOmimes illus
trated of the wedding customs OF the countries
in question
Not only in a social sense. but likewise IN
financial way was the concert given yesterday
afternoon the Waldorf-Astoria for the benefit Of
the Bryn Mawr College library fund great
cess and long before it commenced the Astor Cal
lery. where II took place. crowded 10 suffoca.
tion. The affair under the patronage OF Mrs
R Fulton Cutting Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting, Mrs
r. w De Forest Mrs Walter B. Gurnee. jr., Mrs
John H Hammond. Mrs. Z. II Hartman Mrs
Abran 5. Hewitt. Mrs John " Mnturn Mrs Rob
ert E. Mnturn, Mrs. Dave H Morris. Mrs Her
bert Parsons. Mrs. James ". PinchOt. Mrs. Henry
". Poor. Mrs. Douglas Robinson. jr.. Mrs. Herbert
L SatterIee. Mrs. William II. Schiefelin. Mrs
" D. Sloane. Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes and Mrs
Stanford White. The artists who took part in the
AFFAIR were Nine. Suzanne Adams. Leo Stern and
Emil Fischer. Nine. Adams was heard in two
groups of songs;
Printerps Nouveau Vida
cceIIo oSolisa'o1
Mr.. Stern's numbers included.
Andante from Concerto Ciots-1na-
Cygne Sa,J-Saeli
Nsode Ronan,ique.
Tarantal.s Ste
Mr.. Fischer's selections included
from ''Acis and Ciaa,ea- Handle
Nachtstuek senrSe.
Ballad. Archibald Douglas IoeNs
Der Todtsntanz
The engagement IS announced in New-BrUnswicS
y J.. OF Miss Margaret Clark. daughter OF Mr
and Mrs. John s. Clark, 10 DR.. Thomas Alsop. Of
New Brunswick
The marriage OF Miss Mary R Meredith 20 Rich
ard T. Dana will take place on April . in Grace
Church.
MIR. CLEVELAND GOING To FLORIDA.
Princeton. y j. March 25 tSpeciaD.- -Ex-Pres-
dent Cleveland will leave here tomorrow on an
Easter pleasure trip 20 Florida. He Will BE- ac'
companied by Professor John H. Finley. OF the
Bryant. Of New-York. Mr.. Clevelands health has
been imProying very Ingch sincs tne me 5 SpT9i m
also have 4 good effect his health
MAX O'RELL" SAILS FOR PARIS.