New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-04

patronesses are Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn Mrs.
William P. Hardenburgh. Mrs Melbert Cary and
Mrs. Edward Weatherbee-
The Ping Pong Club of Manhattan likewise con-
tinues its tournament this evening in the Berkeley
Lyceum for mems singles. Next Friday it will be
orme Wilson has returned town from Balti-
more, and is at his house. No. i14 Fifth-ave-
Thomas F. Cushing and his daughter Edith have
arranged to sail for Europe on May H.
Among those who sailed yesterday for Europe on
La Savoie were John BiSeIow Miss Grace Biseow.
Lieutenant c. Bettini and General and Mrs A L.
Lee Sir Edward Coebrooke. Lord and Lady AL
gernon Gordon-Lennox, Mr.. and Mrs Henry l.
equerry to the Prince of Wales; Mr. and Mrs Law
Pierpont MoPgaE Miss Morgan. Charles Lanter
Mr. and Mrs Charles SsIhGs 1.x MT snd M
those who sailed on the previous day
Mr. and Mrs A Cass Garfield. who went abroad
short time ago, have chartered yacht and are
about to undertake a cruise in the Mediterranean
Mrs Don Cameron and Miss Cameron are in their
party.
Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Haven have arranged 20 spend
the summer at their country place at Ridgefeld
Conn.
A number of people placed in mourning by
the death Wednesday of General Livingston
Satterlee He leaves three and two daughters
His nephew Herbert satteriee is married to a
daughter Of j. Pierpont Morgan
Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt has returned from Palm
Beach and is staying with he- mother Mrs. Arson
Phelps Stokes, tire latters house in Madison
ave.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick W. Vanderbilt arrived
yesterday at Hot Springs Va where Mr. and Mrs.
Trenor l.. Park likewise Among others who
are to there this week Mr.. and Mrs. E
Rollins Morse Mrs. Gouverneur Kortrtght and
Livingston Beekman.
As announced in this column Sunday last. the
farewell bachelor dinner of Henry Schroeder. whose
marriage to Miss Mary Arden Parrott daughter OF
Grace Church on April TO- will be given on Satur-
day evening
Mr. and Mrs. Mackay Tiarbor Hill their
place at Roslyn. Long Island April 10 and will
remain there until they go to Saratoga in July for
the racing season
The Vanderbilt family will be largely represented
the horse show, which opens on Tuesday even-
ing next DurIands Riding Academy. In adj
dition to Alfred G. Vanderbilt. who has number
of entries his brother Reginald will make his debut
exhibitor.
Mr. and Mrs Payne Whitney have arrived in town
from Washington. and will stay a few days with
Colonel Oliver Payne his house. No So Fifth
ave, before sailing for Europe
Mrs Breckholst Cutting. Mrs David Morrison.
Mrs Dallas Bache Pratt. Mrs Adrian Iselin. IT..
and Mrs. Frederick Nelson among the patron~
esses of the entertainment which is to be given to-
morrow afternoon at the Children's Theatre, Car
negie Hail. in aid Of the Nazareth Nursery
Mrs. J. Frederick Pierson, Mrs. Frederick Edeyx
Mrs James E. Martin and Mrs. William t. Bult
were among the patronesses of entertainments
given yesterday afternoon in the Gerritt Smith
studio by Bruno HUM. The programme included
Schumann's "SonsCyeie and the Spanlsehes
LiedeTsplel."
Mr. and Mrs John b Ireland announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter Adele TO Dr. Mont
somery Hunt Sicard son OF the late Rear-Admiral
Sicard. Mrs. Ireland was Miss Adelia Duane Hel--
Mrs Edmund Baylfes Mrs J. J. Astor. Mrs<
William z. Dodge. Mrs. Hugh D. Auchineioss andA
Mrs Augustus D. Juliard were among the pa
tronesses of the annual children's matinee given
yesterday afternoon al Wallacks Theatre Tor INA
benefit Of the New-York Exchange for Women
Work
a new departure in the way of a private enters
tainment was a dinner given last wednesday,
night at the Central Park Casino by Mrs o. r. p
Belmont and Mrs. Or1ne Wilson jointly for aboue
forty guests While the Casino is favortte re-
sort for diners out, this is the first time that a
large social function of this kind been given
there Among the guests were Mrs IL OeirlchS-
Mrs J. y. De Il. Whttehouse. Mrs. J. DreXe MIS-
I Gerard Mrs. G.. Marshall, Mrs. William Jay. OrrI9
/ Wilson Mr. WhitehOuse, Mr.. Cutting. j. pre&els
The dinner served in the south room wnicl
had been specially reserved. Mrs. Belmont sat az
one end of the long table and Mrs WILSON at tne
other