New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

Prince Henry's visit will constitute the principal
feature of social interest during the week that
opens to-day, and. while ii is true that the mem
bers of the fashionable set will have little oppor-
tunity OF meeting him until he returns to the city
in the early part of March. after his trip to St
Louis and Chicago, yet they will be largely repre-
sented at the gala performance given in his honor
the need no R1 6 d1ever PEh that the
departure from town on "Wednesday nlght VIII IN
which is making this Lenten season of the
gayest on record. Thus Mr.. and Mrs George W ;
Vanderbilt give large dinner on Thursday, and
Mrs Edward Winslow muScsf ON the same after after
noon noon. MIS- Maiiian ~ IN I'm +hsSa is ssero
ingIy no end TO the dinners. luncheons. musicals
saRedac sh1 R1F{ieS OF one Na ana ano'ns' On Tue S01
the programmes that had been arranged by the
houses for the entertainment of their guests Out
door sports were at discount. and the members of
the various house parties were kept indoors, with
the prospect of considerable difficulty in return
ing to town tomorrow morning as almost every
TGaG rae ps5d ssb so ep
as TO make walking and even driving In many
The Monday Evening Bowling Club will have its
third meeting in the Tennis Building in West
booker Bowling Club will have another of its meet
R. Huntinston's new Ping Pong Club meets on Fri
day evening at the Berkeley Armory. The Bad
minton Club met yesterday at the Tennis Building.
\ dinner party was given last night by Mr.. and
Mrs. George w Vanderbilt
Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt jr.. have
ranged to sail for Europe early month Mr..
and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander sail on March H.
for the South.
Professor Edouard Lance gives another of his
French lectures on Wednesday at DemOnico's. and
on the following dav Father Pardow gives an ad-
dress at the same place in aid of the Loyola.
hos
the programme of the Easter weddings Miss May
Gallatin's marriage to William Warner Hoppin
jr.. takes place Easter Monday at St. Thomas's
Miss Mary Arden PARROTS marriage to Henry
Schroeder follows Mt Grace Church on April TO- and
a reception VIII be given after the ceremony by
1aS Pa and t sf &
FaTE SON OF Dor sHd Mrs WTd sr 20 is m
for April q in the Church of the Ascension Fifth
tion of the old Knickerbocker element may be
looked for at this ceremony; These are only a few
place within the next two months.
There will be large and fashionable attendance
at the concert given by Mile FRITZ Schen and
Heath Gregory at the Waldorf Astoria on Wednes-
day afternoon. among the patronesses of the en-
,e tertainment being Mrs. MaSkay, Mrs jeorge B.
Pearson and Miss Josephine Drexel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones have rented the
Theodore a. Havemeyer villa. in Bellevue-ave at
Newport for the coming season.
DR.. and Mrs. W. Seward Webb started for Cal
fornia yesterday in a special train. Their guests
include Mr.. and Mrs. George Bird and Miss Met
calf.
z. BIGELOW TO LIVE IN AMERICA
London Feb. 22-Poultney Bigelow is arranging
to give up his London home and take up a per-
residence in the United States for the pur-
pose of devoting his time modern American
problems and American relations with European
countries.
w. X. VANDERBILT GOES TO PARIS.
London Feb Nv. X. Vanderbilt who has
been staying in London this week went 10 Paris