New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-06

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Europe yesterday. Among those who sailed were
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. Mrs. James P. Kernochan,
Francis Otis, F. de Murrietta. Mrs Francis
Stevens. Miss May Calender and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry S Lehr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Whippe.
B; Gordon Bromley and j. Howard Bromley like
wise sailed yesterday. James Henry Smith. who
present. ''''e' mas pO''pO HIS '''p -'' ''s
Indeed, the annual exodus TO Europe may be said
TO have begun. and the next fortnight will witness
the sailing of many we'll known members OF the
fashionable set. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cass Garfield
leave on March II. and after brief stay the
Riviera will embark at Cannes early in April
board the steam yacht Onora, with a party Of
friends, for a cruise in the Mediterranean Mr..
and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander. with Miss Susan
A McCook. Mrs. Aexander's niece; Charles C..
Deming and Ashton Lemoine sail March II
on the Deutschland. the ship that
veys Prince Henry and their arrival in Europe
will join Anthony Drexels yacht. the Margherita.
Tor cruise IN the Mediterranean and the Black
Sea. Henry Sloane. with his daughters. and DR..
James w. Mclean will embark early in April at
Naples on the Golden Eagle. which he has char
tered and will likewise cruise about the Mediter-
As5oT Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Rut6erfurd. MT.
W X Vanderbilt jr sail next saturday, as does
also David Bishop. who proposes to take part in
John R. ,Drexe, Mr. and Mrs. orme Wilson and
sail this month
Conformation has at length been received Of the
rumOred engagement Of Miss Louise Potter. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Potter. to Joseph Earl
Phelps; Miss Potters dsnse was sraduafsd from
lives at No 1877 East Thirty -ffth-st.
Another engagement announced is that Of Mrs.
J. J. Alexandra to Paul Russell Bonner. of
David Bonner, and Princeton graduate Of the
class OF 81 Mrs Alexandra a Miss Nathalie
Edsall, and is a granddaughter OF the late Thomas
Jerome. brother of Lawrence and Leonard Jerome.
she is likewise niece of Mrs. Clarence Gray Dlns-
more. and since the death of her husband few
between
on Staten Island her country seat at stamford and
her house In West Sixteenth-st. just off Fifth-ave
Mr. and Mrs. Henry l. Barley sail for Europe
s9r ,e next month n to d, the as usual
A musical will be given on March IS by Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry W Poor, at their house. in Lexington
ave. when Emile Paur will conduct. and some Of
ner will be played for the first time.
James Stokes gives a reception tonight his
house. in Park-ave, to the American members of
the Legion Of Honor Of France 10 meet the French
Ambassador It is proposed 70 form society Of
Charles, Lanier returns to town tomorrow from
Jekys Island
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin II. Weatherbee and :he
Misses weatherbee have returned TO the city from
the South and are at their house in Madison-ave.
Lord Monson. who has arrived from Europe on
the Deutschland Is the private secretary OF his
uncle. Sir Edmund Monson. the British Ambassa-
dor at Paris Sir Edmund. moreover. is next heir
TO his nephew's peerage. Lord Monson's father
was for very many years the chief of the household
the widowed Lady Monson stilI remains a member
OF the household of the duchess ladyin- waiting
W. Beverley Robinson has likewise arrived in
town from Europe.
The Wednesday Evening Amusement Club met
last night at the house OF Miss Catherine Whiting
in East Thirty eighth-st. In the afternoon there
the regular Wednesday afternoon tournament
OF the Knickerbocker Bowling Club the Tennis
Building
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Clews have gone TO Atlantic
City for a week
The POSTGRADUATE Hospital Sewing Glass will
meet to-day at the house of Mrs Edward Livingston
Ludlow. In East Seventy sixth-st. Next week IL
will meet Mrs Thomas Hitchcock's house, in
East Twenty-ninth-st
Bridge whist parties will be given on Tuesday.
March IS. by Mrs Peter b Wyckofr at her house. in
West Fifty seventh-st., and Thursday, March
20, by Mrs George RathbOne Dyer at her house, in
East Thirty-fourth-st.
Mrs. George wickersham gives A musical to-mor-