New-York tribune., 1903-03-18
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.

SIi-Car4me s now at hand and while ths
most notable entertainment. namely. the Monroe
Doctrine party OF Howard Constable. will not
take place until tomorrow night at his studio
there Is unusual amount OF gayety in progress
and society's calendar shows a considerable num-
Ter OF entertainments scheduled for the present
week. Most OF these hospitalites take the form OF
dinners and 1uncheons. and among those given yes
terday were dinners by Mrs. Gouverneur COrtrfght,
at her house in East Fifty-sixth-st. and by Mrs
II. de Berkeley Parsons. at No. "a Madison-aye
Mrs Herman Oelrichs entertained party at lunch
con at her houze IN East Fifty-seyenth-st
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H Mackay have left town
for Harbor Hill. their country place at Rosiyn.
Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Collier and Miss Collier
have returned to town from Washington and are
entertaining the Misses Hitchcock. daughters of
the Secretary OF the Interior, at their house IN
East Forty-eighth-st
Powdered hair will be worn by the women and
girls at the last dance OF the class organized by
Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt. which takes place at
Sherry's April "a.
Mr.. and Mrs H Mex TwombIy are expected
back to-day from Palm Beach and Will h at th-'r
house In Fifth-ave. for short time before going
to Florham. their country place. near Madison.
n. J.. for the early summer
Mrs Richard Irwin. Miss De Forest. Mrs William
Jay and Mrs. William Everard Strong were amous
the patronesses Of musical given by Miss Teia
witherspoon Morse. granddaughter Of Professor
S. F. B. Morse. the Waldort-Astoria yesterday
afternoon.
Other entertainments Of the same nature yozte--
day afternoon included the Lsnten musical at the
Gerrft Smith studio in East Th!Tty-third-st-
There was also the Mi-Carame Bazas. Da,mG1A
cos in aid of the Xavier Free PUbIioa'l.- S0~i.Ts
Josephine DrexeI, Mrs. Joseph Marie and ''~s. De-
lancey A. Kane.
Louis A. Won Gaertner gives Performance o;
his compositions on the ening ~ March = "ar-
negie Hall under the patronage Of Mrs Richard
Irwin, William G. whitney. J. Pierront Morgan and
the Duke Of Newcastle. WIZ have taken boxes. a.
have also Stanford White, Mrs Henry F IErH"~S
and Miss Gurnee.
Miss Martha Huvemcyer had another OF her lit
erary 'at homes yesterday afcerncua at her house
in West Fifty-seveuth-st.. and tho Tuesday Bridge
club to which Mrs. George f. Schisftehu, Mrs
Thomas Satterthwaitp aud Mrs R1rkelaT Mostyn
belong. met at Mrs. Leopold Sohmi9r'=. No 81 Fast
Seyenty-ffth-$t.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Norman de WLrshouze havs
returned to town from Palm Beach
The first of two entertainments for the benefit
OF the Loyola School takes pla"e this afternoon a.
Miss LearyS house IN Firth-aFe. ll VIII CONSIST
Of A recitation by Miss Florence Fagsn on Chat
terton.' the boy poet, with musical setting hy the
Misses kieckhoffer.
With regard to the rumor printed here yesterday
on the strength Of Il dispatch from Vienna that
Miss Pauline AstUr. daughter OF William Waldorf
Astor. had engaged to j BTatiano, the Min
lister of Foreign Affairs OF F{uEIanid, II NAY he
stated that the story had little credence on the part
of society the fact that it had been printed ~ 4
Ch he Z5it''
give rise to serious doubts JO-iJs authenticity