New-York tribune., 1902-03-09
About People and Social Encfdenfs.
number of people have asked In addition to
those invited to the dinner.

number of people have asked In addition to
those invited to the dinner.
The departure of the royal guest will be followed
by the sailing of a long list of fashionable people.
amOns n0T them them being M Mr. and Mrs "A AAe%Nsnds1
Cass CanHeId and Mr. and MIS- Winthrop Ruihen
furd, who were 10 have gone yesterday. but who
postponed their departure.
The principal incident the social programme
OF the week opening to-day is the wedding OF
Richard I. Wilson. jr.. and Miss Marion Mason,
which takes place Tuesday Boston, and TO
which a large number of people have been invited
from this city. They will go by special train to-
morrow afternoon. The best will be NJ Orme
Wilson. the bridegroom's brother. and among the
ushers will be Roman Baldwin. Robert Goelet.
Charles d. Wetmore, Livingston Beekman and
James w. Appleton, of this city. and Lawrence
Stockton. Haskett Derby and Lawrence Houghton.
o Boston, the last three being cousins OF the bride.
The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. DR..
Lawrence. of Boston. of the bride.
Emmanuel Church at noon Following It. there will
Mason, the brides parents. No: 265 Clarendon-st:
lace ~ She w have neither nor
maid of honor
The Morgan Chamber Music Club gives concert
next Wednesday at the house of Mrs. j. ".
Miller. in East Thirtieth-st, o'clock In the
afternoon. On the same evening Dudley F. Phelps.
jr.. entertains the Wednesday Evening Amusement
Club at d{,n his h0uSs IN West The
take place on the following day and Friday.
Among the dinners given last night was one by
Mr.. and Mrs. Amory s. Carhart. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Thompson. of No. Il East Seventy third-st..
gave a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Rainundo de
Madrazo- There was meeting also OF the Satur-
day Evening Roller Skating Club at the Berkeley
Armory.
Samuel D. BaDcock starts this week for a trip
TO California. accompanied by his unmarried daugh-
and Mrs. Fordyce D. Barker. Two OF his
grandchildren. Miss Minnie Baocoek and Miss
Mr. and Mrs Henry s Redmond returning
to town this week on the completion OF their we'd
ding trip. in the course of which they have visited
Cuba, Mexico and California.
Mrs William H. schieffelin will receive Tues
day evenings throughout the present month at her
house. No 242 East Fifteenth-st.. in Stuyvesant
Square.
Mrs John P Clifford has returned to town from
Canada and is at her house in East Forty-sixth-st
Mrs. Roswell D. Hitchcock will give the first OF
FIVE lectures on American travels next Friday after
noon at the Waldorf-Astoria. The lectures will be
illustrated The first one will be THE Land
Of Gold" and the lectures will be on Alaskan
qsc "a and on IT9an Ss teaqs are one Even S
under fashionable patronage the list OF s1oscT1oers
Alexander and Heber R. Bishop. Mrs: Hitchcock
red abroad. were the first women travellers In the
Klondike.
The Duke Of Newcastle is spending few days
at chatsworsh where quite a,S5Gs.a SEgs num- m
the week end.
Mrs. Henry ". Poor gives a musical on wednes-
play. The programme viii consist Of compositions
of Louis a. Won Gaertner
stuyvesant Fish and his daughter. Miss Marion
Fsh are sT snteTa9iPg m %efH Sef Rdsg
Mr. and Mrs Francis Burton Harrison have lefs
and have " S gone South 6o In tFa fns eek
Mrs Edward Tiffany Dyer has issued invitations
for a bridge whist party on March A at her house
in East Thirty-fourth-st
Mrs. John Jacob Astor is kept to her home. No.
$40 Fifth-ave, by slight indisposition-
From Baltimore comes the announcement OF the
engagement Of Donald Swan TO Miss Ella Daile't
Wilson. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John sawyer
Mr. swans ans first wife IS now Mrs Elisha Dyer r..
who sailed with Miss Laura Swan. her daughter
by her first marriage, for Europe yesterday
Mr. and Mrs George Rowland announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Catherine to George
Lander, tr.. of Plttsours
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blake Baker. OF No. 20 East
Forty-eighth-st.. sail next Wednesday on the
Prinzessin Victoria Luise for Gibraltar. en- route
for SPAIN
Mrs Herbert l. satterlee, Mrs. Fordyce Barker
and Mrs William F. King are among the box hold
ers at the entertainment which is to be given at
the waldorf Astoria next Saturday morning at II
O'Clock by George Riddle. with accomPanlment or
Club. in Behalf OF the Gospel Settlement. No III
Clinton-s;
Nine Ternna will sing for the last time this
season at the concert TO be given at the Waldorf
Astoria on Monday March "a. by Charles Joseph
over and which is under the patronage OF a num-
Der OF fashionable women
GOVERNOR MURPHY BECOMES PRESIDENT
OF PRINCETON BATTLE MoNU-
MENT ASSOCIATION.
Princeton. y J.. March (SpeciaD.-Announce-
ment was made this morning that at recent meet
ing of the Princeton Battle Monument Association
Governor Murphy elected president and
President Cleveland vice-president. The other
officers elected were: Second vice-president Pro-
fessor Henry c. Cameron, ~; secretary. Bayard
StoCton -, associate secretary, c. :. Robinson:
treasurer, \. Macdonald. The following have been
added to the board of trustees: Professor Woodrow
Wilson. Or. Henry Dyke, NJ. Taylor Pyne. the
Rev. Robert r; Burke, James p Burke, A. ~
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
Some of the passengers on the steamer Lucania.
which arrived here from Liverpool yesterday were
Mr., and Mrs Charles Booth, jr Miss L. c. Booth.
Lieutenant Colonel Eretts. Captain Herbert Eas-
ton J. A Clark James Fowler. r. n. r.; A II
Hardy. Charles c. Nutting. A. W. MacOnOchie.
NJ. P; Dr. W. I'll. Mason. H. Bloomfield smith and
q. F. Swift jr.