New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-01
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Suburban resorts are inviting just at present
owing to the effects of the storms of the iast yen
days, and consequently there are few, II any
parties organized for the week end. People wiz
remain in town and wait before accepthe ca a..
more invitations to the country until the HoO
have subsidized walking and driving have oesn ritb
dered possible and teleph9ne cdnntIv town will
be considerably fuller tomorrow than on oy
houses aS wH and sc Country clubs and cut off from com
munication with the outer world.
Among those who gave dinner parties last hlsh'
were Mr.. and Mrs j. Rich Steers. at their nous,
in East Sixty-seventh-st.. and Mr.. and Mrs' heO
r. Bishop.
Mrs Frederick Nelson received the o. n. Sewing
Glass yesterday morning at her house. IN c.
while at Miss Learys there was meeting OF those
interested in the Stony Void Sanatorl!u1i; az adj
Bishop Potter and Father Taylor deh'eieu u
dresses.
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Nick. Twomby, WIN the
Misses Twombly. Miss Iselin and MI ana Mls
Alexander II. Tiers have left town foF ram De"e"
where they arrived yesterday.
Mrs J. Hood Wright returned to town yesterday
from WiIkesbarre, Penn. and is at her house. IN
Fifth-ave.
Mrs Duncan Elliot has gone to Aiken where
the horse show opens to-day. The pigeon shoot
takes place next week.
Among those booked to sail next week for Europe
are Mrs Samuel Newhouse Mrs. Astor, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Lehr and probably Mr. and Mrs Will VIII
denen, on the state of Mrs Vanderbilts health
Mrs Elliot F. Shepard. Mrs. Dunlap Hopkins
Mrs. F. S. Hastings and Mrs. Lorillard Spencer
were among those at the musical entertainment
given yesterday morning at the Waldorf-Astoria
at which Miss COrnelia Roosevelt Scoyel made her
debut as singer, and In which David Bispham ana
Miss Esther Paser took part.
Mrs Octavius White is recovering from the
serious Illness which has confined her for some
time to her house at Madison-ave. and Seventy
eighth-st
The Magic Flute" with sembrich. FRITZ scheff.
Emma Eames and Edouard de Reszke in the caste,
attracted a large and ENTHUSIASTIC house at the
opera last night IN spt'e OIL me ihcement WSainer
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Wilson. Miss Taylor, Mr.. and
Mr. and do Mrs F s Weherbee Mr. and Mrs Alfred
G. Vanderbilt Mr.: and Mrs. J. J. Wysong. Mrs;
Mrs. Edward r. Thomas; Mr.. and Mrs; H; Fairfield
brill brill -''7''''' ''''- '''''' '''' '1'- -
The sixty-seventh annual dinner of the St David's
Society. the representative Welsh organization of
the city and State of New-York, takes place to-
night at $50 o'clock at the Hotel Savoy. Fifthave
;be Rev Perez 5 Grant General John r Brooke
General Stewart l.. Woodford, General George c.
Harris and DR.. f. L. r Could
FRENCH PREMIER HURT IN ACCIDENT.
Paris Feb 2S-As the French Premier. NJ. Wal
deck Rousseau accompanied by his nephew, was
returning from a banquet tonight their carriage
was overturned az a result Of a collision with a
street car in the Rue Reaumur. Both the Premier
and his nephew suffered sever contusions and were
cut by broken glass. but they took a cab to their
home.
PROF DELITZSCH GOING TO BAGDAD
Berlin Feb. 2S-Professor Deltzsch. the Assyr-
oogiSt who recently delivered his lecture on The
BabvIonian origin of Hebrew Ideas" before En-
peror William will proceed TO Bagdad, Asiadc
Turkey to study the topography and antiquities Of
Babylonia.
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
Rnnked 70 sail for Gibraltar. Naples and Genoa