New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Everything tends to point toward record coach-
ing season. for in addition to the coaches lI'iI
made daily trips for public hire last sprhe' theIe
are A number Of new scheduled for trips thls
season As already told in these columns, the
Pioneer will begin its sixth annual season OF runs
between New-York and Ardsley on April Il, aS
last year under the management OF Aired IT.
Vanderbilt and Reginald Riyes. who are to De the
,vbyDe "a us,iaI starting from the Holland House
and going to the Ardsley Casino. The squadron
coach will make daily trips between the Plaza HoteI
and Van Courtlandt Park. Richard +. Carman VIII
rut on the road for its third season the coach
peusnca making daily trips between Sherry's and
Morris Park and the Good Times coach will make
daily runs to the same destination, starting rom
the waldorf. Jules Vatable w. A. LoeW and & 3
Dodge are according to The Rider and Driver
associated in the equipment Of a new coach. Whlch
Is TO make daily runs from the Plaza Hotel to
the Westchester Country Club. James H Hyde has
undertaken to run the Liberty coach between New
York and Lakewood making the trip out one day
and returning on the next. The coach in question
,vas buiIt in Paris, and is the which James
H Hyde and Alfred G. Vanderbilt made their rec
ord trip to Philadelphia two years ago. Finally 1t
"a understood that E. H. Hartman is equipplng
a public coach TO daily between Tuxedo and
the Orange County Hunt Club at Goshen.
Scheduled for to-day are the musical OF Miss
Calender and Miss De Forrest at their apart
rnentg in the Tiffany Building. Madison-ave. and
Seventy-second-st-, and e large dinner given by
Mrs stuyvesant Fish at her house, in East Sew
enty-eghth-st. Mr.. and Mrs. Fish saii for Europe
on Tuesday: and Mr.. and Mrs Pembroke Jones are
leaving the city on the same Gay for stay abroad
A Lenten retreat will be held this week. begin
ming tomorrow morning. at the Convent Of the
Sacred Heart in MadIson-ave. under the direction
Of the Rev William O'Brien Pardow. S. j. and
number of women belonging to the fashionable set
are to tako part therein. There will be a daily
celebration Of mass at o'clock followed BY ad-
dresses at $50. 11:9o and go
The Badminton Club held it's regular weekly
meeting yesterday afternoon in the 18th Regiment
Armory The club is under the patronage Of Mrs.
GeraIdyn Redmond. Mrs. Newbold Morris, Mrs.
Goodhue Livingston, Mrs Frederick Gallatin. Mrs.
George Rathbone Dyer. Mrs Walter Lispenard
Suydam Mrs. William Rhnelander, Mrs. F. Grand.
of Hauteville; MRS. Frederick Sheldon and Mrs.
Frederick J. De Peyster, most OF whom pres
ent The officers of the club include T. J. Oakley
Rhinelander, Howard Pell and f. Ashton De Peys-
ter The executive committee is composed OF Ham
iton Fish Benjamin and Philip G. Birckhead.
Miss Christine Roosevelt Miss Natalie Morrison.
Miss Mary G. Park Miss Helen Talbot Olyphant,
Miss Aneen Tone, Miss Charlotte Miller Miss
Mathilde Leverich, Miss Emily Grugan ana sew
eraI other girls Of the fashionable set will take
mart In the entertainment which will be given
tomorrow afternoon and evening in the Carnegie
IIyceum by Miss Spences School Society for the
benefit OF the School for Crippled Children They
vii! appear court ladies and will dance IN
minuet which will be part OF the "Fete Petit
Trianon," one of the features OF the progra mme
They will dance with Queen Marie Antoinette."
who will be impersonated by Miss Frances Ellis,
and some will court costume and powdered
hair, while several will appear dairy maids
There will also be kinder Symphonic which
VIII be conducted by Miss Dorothea Miller. Her
musicians win include Miss Anna Edy. Miss Marie
Louise Gibson and Miss Helen White Stevens Daily
Eehsarsas Of the fets are being held hV those who