New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
P6flanf6ropfc and Social interests.

bity and dcbutantez. are presented 70 thc PElRSS
Regent. This gracious Gic. d. peTiornsd ~ ~ ne ne
Countess dc Forcsta. who is the doS ciHe OF , Ln9
diplomatic corps. The countess "aS MISS rSln- SI.E
Inttp COeymaUS Skinner. n n.'ce gf l2r- ESpert
Guernsey. OF No. $50 Central Fark South
Miss Katherine Hawk. n daughter o. one oE the
proprietors OF the Manhattan Eiotel. had coming
out party recently that was full OF dehSEliu- sur
prjsps Her grandfather. UhO died suddenly idSE
summer. had arranged every detail of this party
and all his wishes were carried out LhS r2 cG.G2r
scheme OF the dinner table W1S green. INC Adl--
different iowers-tulips. the-vaIlsy yolets'
orchids. ct. dIIc1rca I5 NH '5cJ tJf{ p srcs 81
smlay VIXEN the sixty-siN guests rspatrcd 10 fn9
ballroom eISn man ',r s r,ssz sru7 an uIsus-
pectcd source
The onera Patience was produced some time
ago for the benefit Of the building fund OF Christ
Church. Staten Island. This Derformancc VII 5s
beneft Of the staten Island Boat Club. o. New-
Brighton.
The Misses Tfcrney have issued large number
OF Invitations for a reception at their bone &3oms 30.
Miss MurfeI Kiuz. o, Kingston. Canada. viii give
piano recital on March 20 at the Riverside school,
No. 3IJ Riverside Drive.
The Mf-Careme musical breakfast to be given On
behalf OF the scholarship fund Of the NaSSar stu
dents Aid Society on Saturday. March Il, at the
WaIdorf-Astoria promises TO be an unusually
brilliant function. About six hundred persons are
xDectad to sit down to breakfast The patroneSSeS
have decided 10 limit the reservation Of the tables
until the l.th instead Of the 10Th. announced
1.st v,eck The musical will begin Al II promptly
and continue for an hour and half. The break
fast will be served at l250 Among the box holders
are Miss Helen Miller Gould. Mesdamcs Arthur
Scott Here1den Henry Clarke Zoe, Frederick
I1(rgIas Underwood Alfred a. COwlcs. Robert
ESra6kItn Adams George Browne huTd- FeliN N.
SbTDIcy Blood. Franklin FylcS. Herbert jerome
Davis. Lyman Brown, W - EyFH ~ ltS y,-fIr5-,
rius AdoITh CiOndrOn. Henry ~ ADAMS ", ,liiLL
4 Parkp Jules Enrich, FrtlSTl'N .,,eilt
I4,,,-S. TSr,r1bI. Wilson. j. WOnlsey shepard WIZ
lam r Cornell. Frederick T. Thompson. McEntI
t" philIiDs clarence Kelsey. Frederick Kelsey,
WHT1iS; w3 r Thompson Russell sage slgnurucy w
Fay. Henry ~ Rogers F,iNar9 49,, Sfr,,s % ~ "a
WeTrck Orlando b Potter. oscar s7tLauSf - -.
,,L.rjcj Church ScOvilc, :. Newton Leo. James
RajrI G.hprI-s Gilmore kcrlry. john y. tlaSl,ar
and Cola t'OndOry. Tickets FOR the muslt'li o'eSA
%,Si NAV he secured or Mrs. Horny Clarke Zoe.
~ 8 Nest Seventy y-siXth h-St-. or Miss Dele ray
Norris No. go West EiShty-third-st
Mrs E. Thiele. Riverside Drive and One-hundred-
and-thlrd-st win give dinner OF fourteen covers
to-day.
A large gathering OF interested women listened
N Mrs Frances Harding Hess when she save, on
rburgfsv at the Pascal Institute. the second q
,bs ssryas Of I.enten talks to which complimentary
csr5s ~ invitation have to the friends 0e
tba institute The subject OF the talk -Ssm@
-as several vocal selections, with Miss Alice Bates
an acCOmpanist The Misses Evangehne lent ana
DAISY - Wood poured tea Among the many guests
present were Mrs kGsses ssSe;, AZ s5s-ssafg
rex. sEFs A. y. slaasoa. L ! Frank hsssneras -
and ATs. p. =. FreN~