New-York tribune., 1902-03-23
About People and Social Incidents.

party tomorrow at their house in Fifth-ave, sns
among the several other entertainments OF thu
same kind is the dinner TO be given by Mr. ana
Mrs. James A Burden on Wednesday On Frd.v
there . VIII be general exodus Of the fashonabls
sr iH II"I NJ so tor 0T MOUSE paTtes that are being
and suburban resorts around New-York and even
at Tuxedo. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Poor being amons
the entertainers.
And then, Immediately after Easter, beginning a
week from tomorrow, the spring season OF New
York will begin with a long list OF dances wed
dings. coaching parties and trips down TO Lone
Island for the hunting with the Meadow Brook
nouhas; 6 IaSeed there ate many who declare that
va vt1 PqSs5Lenten NeV-YoTk season. which inter-
Tor Newport is the gayest OF tina entire year.
Mr., and Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly as well as Mr. ana
Mrs. Alexander Tiers. have not returned TO town
despite reports to the contrary. True they have
left Palm Beach But they have gone to St An
sgssIinse whence they viii proceed next Friday or
ana Mrs. seth Barton French are likewise 10 spend
Beach and is giving series Of dinners At the cum
mere mere among his guests during the last week
Soqp5cey Forbes. Frederick T. Martin and Edward
Miss Gwendolyn Burden and Mrs I Townsend
6IIoeR are IN baltimore. and will return town
William C. Whitney. who to have returned
to town yesterday, has delayed his departure from
Aiken, and only leaves there tomorrow on a sDe-
ctai train with his stepdaughter Miss Adelaide
Randolph, Sir Edward Colebrooke and Sir Charles
Gust, r. N. the latter an equerry OF the Prince
Of Wales They will arrive here the day after to-
between his house in Fffth-ave. and his country
place AT Westbury He may go abroad later in
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt have arrived in
town from Biltmore. are at their house in Fifth
ave. and booked to sail for Europe the day
after tomorrow. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernesto Fabbri
and Miss Lila Sloane have likewise returned to
New-York.
The marriage of Miss Rosalie De Goicouria.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Albert V. De Goicoura,
30 St. Bartholomew's Church.
Prince Henry's visit is about to be followed By
that OF another member OF mis- family for the
coming OF Prince AdeIbert OF Prussia on board tha
German schoolship Charlotte IS announced. He is
the the fRITd and sailor son OF the German Emperor
ly to be given in his honor next month
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhinelander Stewart who returned
TO town day two ago from Palm Beach hava
arranged to spend the spring at Tuxedo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer. who have been
abroad all winter. sail for home on April 20.
There were plenty of items on society's pro-
gramme for yesterday. including number OF dir
ner parties of which given by Miss Della
Guguee. at her house. Nc. 62s Fifth-ave- Mrs
Arthur Murray Dodge gave n reception last night
a. Her Ao.se IN dTd S tneTs we're
Club in the Berkeley Arnlory, in East Forty-ninth-
the same place Earlier in the afternoon James a
Henry Smith likewise had a coaching party out
yesterday
The Ping Pong and Badminton Club OF New
York is 10 have handicap Badminton tournament
for mixed doubles on Friday evening April t. in
the Berkeley ArmOry. On the same evening there
n Manhattan a RarE
Lyceum-
Dr.. Dudley Carpenter. Z. s y. has been i'll with
appendicitis in the Presbyterian Hospital His
wife was Miss Sylvia Cesar. whose mother IT may
be remembered. was Miss Ellen Vandsroilt
Mr. and Mrs. MeIbert B Cary have issued tnvi-
tatious for large theatre party on April z After
the performance AT the Savoy Theatre they Will
supper at their house, in west Fftty-thIrd-st-
Mrs. ]. Rich Steers gives bridge whist party on
Friday afternoon. April 4 at her house. in East
sixty-seventh-st- while Miss, Julia Chester Wells
has sqehre party on April s. at her house. in
Mr. and Mrs. James Van Allen have returned to
town from Tuxedo. and have arranged TO go to
! Newport early in June
| Nj and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney have given
| directions for the preparation OF their Bellevue
ave. cottage at Newport for their arrival the rst
| week IN June.
| Mrs. Archibald Alexander. who has been visiting
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Robert
L o Stevens Of Of Aisn oxen; G. has returned to her
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. IT. are due here
| in the course Of the week. and will be at their
HempStead place for Easter Mr., and Mrs Fred
| erick Vanderbilt got here yesterday
| Invitations have been received for the Easter
| dance of the Century Coton. which viii take place
at Delmonico's April The cotilIon viii be led
| by DR. George Boiling Lee. OF Virginia, dancing
/ with Miss Elizabeth Davis, and by Dr. GeGTge
| Houston Bell whose partner Will be Miss Angelica
/ Schuyler Church
The New-Yorz Exchange for Women's Work
| will give the annual children's entertainment at
| Walacks Theatre Thursday afternoon. April 3
Marionettes. trained animals the vitagraph. magic
| and other features adapted TO the amusement OF
| children will be the programme The follow
ing are some OF the patronesses of the entertain
ment: Mrs. ]. j. Astor. Mrs. Archibald Alexander.
| Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss. Mrs. c H Marshall.
\ Mrs. Heber r. Bishop, Mrs Edmund l. BayAeS,
Mrs. Francke II. Bosworth, Mrs. George F Baker,
S' 1lDert @ q IJ6Is Mrs -iIIs+d -ia Pr- S2s
| John Harsen Rhoades Mrs. E F Shepard, Mrs
| Jonathan Thorne and Mrs Edwin Trowbrldse
| Mrs. William Gilbert Davies has bought from thu
| Dowager Duchess Of Manchester the house at
! Tuxedo Park. formerly owned by her brother.
| Fernando Yznaga-
DIR. HALL GOES TO INDIA To LECTURE
The Rev. Charles Cuthber, Hail. president Of
| Union Theological Seminary and his family sailsd
/ for London yesterday on the steamer Minneapolis
! DR.. Hall has been appointed Haskell lecturer in
India by the Chicago University. and after spending
| three months at oxford he will TO India 10 de-
liver the lectures. He Will also lecture in Japan
| During his absence DR.. Francis Brown. the Hebrew
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