The age-herald., 1902-02-23

Holt, Miss Lucie Draper, Mrs J. Her bert Johnston. Mrs. Walter B. James, Mrs. James w. Markoe, Mrs Frederick o. Speden, Mrs. Heinrich Meyn, Mrs. H. M. Painter, Mrs. Arthur H. Master Miss Helen Lee, Mrs. H. Fairfield Osborn, the Misses Newbold, Mrs. Evans R. Dick Miss Burgess, Mrs. Alexander T. Van Nest, Mrs. Barclay McCarty, Mrs. F. H. Bosworth Mrs. Chauncey McKeever, Mrs. Goodhue, Miss Louise Whitin Mrs Edwin Norton, Mrs. John Dyneley Prince Mrs. Stephen Pell and Mrs. Joseph Pull itzer.
 The play which Mrs. George Could was to produce at Lakewood Is not ready yet It was arranged to have 1t St. Valentine Day, but it will be week or two before it will be seen. It Is a chldrens play, and Mrs. Gould has asked a lot of people out to be the audience. Lakewood Is quite crowded just now. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt has been down there, and Robbie Hargous who has been so ill comes there this week. He will remain some little time in the Jersey pines Ven ice is frightful at this time and the fogs and cold winds make it almost uninhab- itable. Robbie Hargous has some idea of going south-possbly to Aiken, where a small set is having a very nice time a-hunting of the deer and playing bridge and indulging in other amusing sport but he will not be strong enough yet to accomplish the journey.
 London will be filled this summer with Americans. Willie K. Vanderbilt will be present at the house warming of the Marlboroughs in Curzon street which will take place some time in June. MT. and Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt. Jr and Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs are going over at the same time. The young Van derbilts are to be the Marlborough guests. The house has now reached the second story and it Is said that it is one of the most com ma anding mansions in London. Mrs. Frank Mackey has also taken house in London for the season and she is to entertain many Americans during the coronation. The Drexels are going to make their annual cruise and will reach London for the season. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Sr., will be there this spring Not having laid aside her mourning she has not entertained this winter. Miss Gladys will not come out for two winters. The Mills twins will not go abroad until June according to present plans. Mrs Mills health is much better. and she Is looking remarkably
 well. The Mills twins will be present at a drawing room, and possibly Miss Jean
 
 and Mrs. Whtelaw Reid, who is to make
 her debut in New York society next win ter.
 The Countess of Strafford OMrs. Civa Colgate) has taken a house in London and will introduce her daughter Miss Colgate, who is a tall, athletic girl who does not resemble her mother in the least and who. like Miss Paget, the daughter of Mrs. Arthur Paget, loves the country and out of door exercise. She is splen- | did golfer and she has a wheel which | she rides for miles, and like Lady Con stance Mackenzie, she never allows day I to pass without tramp of several miles. | She Is at her best in the Scottish hills, l where she Is a familiar figure in the summer and autumn. Her mother usual | ly takes a cottage or is visitor at one | of the castles. She has been at Braemar several seasons.
 Of course the event of the week was I Miss Morton's wedding to Mir. Winthrop | Rutherfurd. It was probably the largest l of the Lenten weddings. Miss Alice Nor