New-York tribune., 1902-02-16

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Morris Baldwin and Choate. Henry Barley 0iFsnop Frsp
Ernest iselin, Cushing Craig Wadsorth' Prioes.
Ksne @ 89wand ana RS5eTt erF Stephen DIN
The programme follows:
All Souls M ti.r;1 I4..a
''ouvre tes Yeux Bleues- - 4--.- ,s,...-
,l'F T Mis-: FRITZ Sehcii -D'HSs'
Duet La ci Darern la Mano' .-..----..Mos,-,
'ouand rOseau Chant rari,,
Mr. ssIiensc '''-sontsaallss
N Miss 5sFsiisa' schs@ and Mr. Sii'D0ni''''i Saiisaac
nn., .c-n.,.u. Mr. Bispham- o''a's
Mr. saIienae and Mr. Bisphaai. ''''''saars
At the piano. Mr.. Edouard ReuSs.
Afterward supper was served.
Dinners were likewise given last night by NJ,
and Mrs. J. A. Burden. jr.. and by Mr.. and NJ.
entertained a party at the Garden Theatre sSrs
ward taking her guests TO her house, in Ws.t
Fifty-hrst-st. for supper
Mrs Louis T. Haggin gave at home yestsra,v
afternoon at her house. in Fifth-ave. for Ms
Heh 5 mrS ha Gbe FsPoPh T Ks9 hoTs was sE
Seventy-eghth-st She was assisted in recsiyirs
by Mrs. Dave Hennen Norris.
The Saturday Evening Roller Skating Club hss
its frst meeting Of the year at the Berkeley Ar.
mory in Madison-ave., last night
The Marquise de TalIeyrand Perigord Is enter,
tanning week end party at Chatsworth and /,
musical entertainment was given last night at n.
clubhouse there. in which Miss Clara Often MIS-
Mary Hathaway Baldwin and Miss Martina JoSs oss
stone. the vioIinist. took part.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph l. Barbour annousr<t Va.
terday the engagement OF their youngest dauzht.r
Florence, to Arthur Reginald Van De Water. o.
Trinity College. son OF the Rev. DR.. George Van
De Water Of St Andrews Church.
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Mex. Twombly s1vs +.
dinner on Tuesday evening at their house. IN Fifth
ave.
DR.. and Mrs. W. Seward Webb and Miss Fr.s.
erica Webb spending the week end in the Att
rondacks with party Of friends. and will return IA
town tomorrow night
It is at the house Of Mrs. Charles Astor gr,,..s
that the Bellevue Hospital Sewing and knitting
Class holds its next meeting. on next THURSDAY
morning. Mrs Sampson viii entertain the Cosuo
IN Madson-a7e The O. y sewing % Ciass 81 nsE ssiS aSu,s
the following mornins-thlt is 70 say. Friday-st
the house OF Mrs. Frederick Nelson in Fffth-ave
The first meeting OF the Junior Thursday Club
will take place this week at the house OF Mrs Ben
imamin ian 8 Church. in West Twelfth-st. The dates Of
a. March O. la and 20 and April II.
Mrs Mackay. Mrs. William K Vanderbilt, Fl.
among the patronesses OF the stereopticon lecture
TO be given on Tuesday afternoon al the Waldorf
mails for the benefit o{ tbe TeighSo Sorbood ~ rjab. a
work AT the Hartley House, in West Forty-third-st
The annual bench show OF the Westminster Ken
mel Club. which opens Wednesday az the
Madison Square Garden. promises to be a great
success the number OF entries being larger than
On on any previous occasion. Nearly al the well
and fashionable attendance is assured
The Knickerbocker Bowling Club nests on next
Wednesday. and there Is 10 be tournament for
which some handsome prizes will be given Mat
thew Astor Wilkes IS the president Of the club
The Monday Evening Bowling Club and the
Monday Badminton each have meetings to-nOr-
row. That OF the bowling club takes place In the
Tennis Building. in West Forty-third-st Among
fvsdn Ii Mason Mis- Mss M52Fe M5F De Lf Peser B
Miss Zaidee Lord. Miss Mary Wagsta1. Miss
ieT' Harold Dodge Erlziet 1r7ins. Baysrd Eai-
stead; Dudley F. Phelps. Alexander Rqthertard
Wickman and W Eugene Parsons.
Theodore de BanviIle'' will be the subject OF
the lecture to be delivered Tuesday morning
IL at Delmonico's by Professor Edouard Lance.
under the patronage OF The French Consul General
Mrs. George 5. Bowdoin.
On the same evening Miss Anne z. Often.
sisted ny Maxwell hen1e0Er the 0Oy soprano or
Grace Church, gives a violin recital under the
patronage OF Mrs. Theodore Havemeyer. Mrs.
Francis P. Kinnicutt, Mrs John c. Wilmsrdins
and others
Mrs Astor. Mr. and Mrs. Harry 5. Lehr and
Miss Calender sail for Europe on March
Squash tennis IS the most popular form OF
diversion among the fashionable set this Lent.
and numbers OF new courts have been constructed
recently. August Belmont has one at his stables
in Thirty -tourth-SJ. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Poor and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanfear NOrrie each have courts.
and there are number OF others. all OF which
are crowded every afternoon
CHARLES VI. SCHWAB EXPECTED TO-DAY
Charles NJ. Schwab. president OF the United
States Steel Corporation, is expected home from
Europe to-day the American Line steamer ST.
Paul Mr.. Schwab sailed on the steamer La Savos
for Havre on December Is. With him went his
wife and as his guests DR.. and Mrs G d. Could
ing. Mrs Nash and Camille MscardeT. Since ne
went abroad Mr. Schwab has been the subject Or
sensational stories from Monte Carlo, has been en-
tria and King Edward OF England and the guest
of a number OF prominent people. including the
Lord Mayor OF London and Sir Thomas Upton.
JOSEPH LETTER CONVALESCING.
1t was announced last night that Joseph Letter
was convalescent and would leave the city with
his mother and sisters this week fer Washington
PASSENGERS FOR BERMUDA