New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-22
About People and Social Incidents

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honor Of the Countess De LausierviIlars who sais
on Tuesday; a dinner Gance by Mrs. william q.
Park and large dinner by James Henry Smith az
his house in West Fifty-second-st-
A large number Of weddings are set for Tuesday.
among them the marriage OF Miss Fife Cesar
daughter Of Mrs Herman d. Cesar and grand
daughter Of the late Captain Jacob Vanderbilt. to
Reginald Edward Bonner, Of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Bonner. II takes place o'clock in ST.
Jamess Church. Madison-ave. The names OF the
bridesmaids best man and ushers published
in this column yesterday. After the ceremony a
small reception for relatives will take place the
house of the brides mother, No 1O2 East Fifty
seventh-st.
Another of Tuesdays weddings is the rnarrags
of Miss Lillian Brooks. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Henry S. Brooks. Arthur GoUvernsur Morris II
will take place in the Church OF the Incarnation.
and be followed by small reception Mss Anna
Wallace Elliot will be the maid Of honor. while
Miss Mary Ray Winters and Miss Mary Catherine
Vail will be the bridesmaids. James 3. Ludlow will
act as best man. and the ushers will be D. Apple
ton Person Archibald Douglas, Henry s. Brooks,
1r., George Upton Hal1ett DIR. Douglas Ramsey.
William c. Do-nin. Eugene Southack and Horatio
Krans.
Yet third Of Tuesdays weddings will 5s ths
marriage Of Miss Mary Stone Field daughter Of the
late Cyrus Field jr. to DR.. Henry o. Pfeirer. OF
Stamford. Conn. at Mrs Fields house. No. -
Fifth-ave- The ceremony will be performed By the
brides uncle the Rev. David Field
Among the entertainments which figure on the
calendar for Shrove Tuesday domino party
given by Mr. and Mrs. Sackett VI. Barclay at their
house, in West Forty-sixth-st-; Mrs. Robert Nc
Auister LIoyds dance, at her house. No. i3s
East Sixty second-st-. which will be in the nature
of a housewarming: Mrs Arthur Mason Jones's
euchre party in the afternoon at her house. No ~
Fifth-ave., and meeting at Delmonico's Of the
dancing class organized last winter by John >.
Rockefeller. jr-
Ash Wednesday will be a dies nom from
ciaI point of view but Thursday the round II
Lenten diversions will begin These include the
meeting of the Bellevue Hospital Sewing and
Knitting Class at Miss Learys house. in Fffth-ave.
and Mrs. William LtttaUer's large bridge whist
party at Sherry's.
Lent promises to be than usually gay this
year and while there will be large entertain
ens there will be uninterrupted round OF lunch
cons dinners theatre parties and. above all bridge
whist parties One hears little Of the bowling
clubs which formerly contributed much to the
diversions of Lent But if they are no longer 50
popular they it is because people have their
time fully taken up with more corsenial pastir1es
and among these bridge whist takes the lead. Mrs
Charles e Pellew has bridge whist party set for
Thursday afternoon. March s. at her house in East
Fifty-fourth-st, and others are on the cards
The Thursday Evening Club will hold its next
ridges house in East Eleventh-st
Mrs John H. Hammond has issued invitations for
a large theatre party March T. She gave one
last night taking her guests from the Majestic
Theatre TO DeIruonico's for supper after the per-
formance-
There was a meeting yesterday afternoon OF the
Badminton Club in the 18th Regiment Arnnory.
and in the evening Delmonico's the scene Of a
/ dance given by the organization known as the
Saturday Dancing Class. Mrs. Daniel T. Worden
| likewise had card party yesterday afternoon at
her home in East Sixty-hfth-st-
News has been received Of the birth at Nice,
| France Of a daughter TO Dr. and Mrs Dudley s.
CARPENTER. Mrs. Carpenter Miss Sylvia Cesar
while her husband is a surgeon in the navy, at
tached at present to the flagship Chicago OF the
United States squadron in European waters
Mr.. and Mrs Johnston Livingston. jr.. have
| taken cottage at Cedarhurst. Long Island. for
| the summer.
The names of James stiIIman and William Rookie
Teller must be added the long list of departures
| for Palm Beach, Fla
Mrs CadwaIader Jones and Miss Beatrix Jones
| have arranged to spend the summer at Bar Haroor.
Mr.. and Mrs John E Cowdin will spend the sum-
| mer abroad
| Among the interesting social incidents OF last
week at the Cuban capital the luncheon given
| by Mrs. Edmund c. Vaughan at her home for her
| mother Mrs Samuel NJ Jarvis. Of this city. Among
the guests were Mrs. Estrada Palma, wife OF tho
| President: Mrs H. G. Squires, wife of the An1eri-
can Minister; Mrs Lionel Garden. wife OF the Brit
| ish Minister. and Mrs Nicholas de Cardenas-