New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-02
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Only a few weeks of Lent remain, and from what
has taken place in the last ten days and from the
promises of another fortnight, it would seem as IL
| in way the penitental season were gayer tnan
the time when dances and large entertainments
were in vogue Everybody has to dine and SO 1t Is
not considered against the regulations of Lent TO
ners have BEEN gwen These dinners are some
times 1ollowed by parties TO the playIa sedro p
ping-pOng The Monday Evening Bowling Club, the
E1 1gT6 henng SG s9d ihs 0 @ h
Knickerbocker Bowling Club and the Ping Pong
There are also musicals and sewing classes and
musical mornings.
The large party given by Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke
Jones their place In Georgia is about TO separate
Mrs Francis d. Stevens has returned to Baltimore
and is visiting her mother Mrs. Horwitz Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Lehr will be in town tomorrow: Mrs:
I Fish d5 join join sh Ts oBn eT @
expected back this week, They and Mr. and Mrs:
time.
Tomorrow morning the fashionable Roman Cath
olics will assemble the Cathedral for the celebra
ton of the jubilee mass. at which Archbishop Cor
rgan will officiate. The morning will also be taken
up with sewing classes and lectures. There will be
week OF the subscription series This has probably
been the most brilliant season for several years. and
the gala performance last Tuesday Will go down IN
history one of the most magnificent spectacles OF
pressed several times his admiration of the decora
tons. The next social affair here In which Prince
dinner to be given by Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Van
hded to any one her plans. and she will not give
out a list of the guests until the day following the
dinner since it would be contrary to etiquette for
her to do
There will be a number of departures this week
for Europe. Mrs. Astor sails Saturday on the
Kronprinz Wilhelm. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lehr.
Mrs Samuel Newhouse, and in all probability Mr..
Europe between and Saturday. Mrs. Wander
bits departure however will depend the condi
OF her oh
lately.
Among the numerous departures from town to
be noted are those of Mr.. and Mrs William Rookie
Teller. Miss Ethel Rockefeller, James stillman Mr..
and Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twomby and Miss
F Fla. lSe'"' WHO nave al S''' - '''' -''
dinner was given last night by Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernesto G. Fabbri at their house in East Sixty
second-st. Mrs, Edward Lyman Short had a lunch
ward took her guests to the theatre.
James T Woodward. who left town day before
yesterday, will entertain large house party at his
country place Collington. Prince George County,
Nd throughout this week Mrs: stuyyesant Fish
included among his guests.
AS already announced In this column, IT is on
April % that the marriage of Miss Edith Hoadley,
daughter of Mrs Russell H. Hoadley. to George
Lorlard Ronalds will take place at ST. Thomas
Church.
Mrs Ernest c. La Montague has rented the De
Bois cottage in Gibbs,ave, Newport r. l. for one
year and will start for Newport almost immedi-
ately.
Robert J. Collier has returned to town after a
brief visit to Europe.
Mrs James Kernochan is staying with Mrs
James p. Kernochan at the latter's house in West
Thirty -siXth-st.
Mrs. Moreton Frewen, who with her husoano Is
occupying w. Bourke Cockran's apartment In the