New-York tribune., 1903-03-17
hEw.YoRk SOCIETY.


NEW.YoRK SOCIETY.
Miss Ieary gave a large dinner last night at her
house in Fffth-avc- for Mrs Arthur PaEHt VINO
sails this week for London. Among those present
nero Mrs John Jacob AstOr. Mrs. William Post
Nr and Mrs w Storrs Wells. James V. Parker
Iispenard Stewart, Mrs Hermann Oelr1chs. Nls9
Louise Iseary, James V. Parker, Prince Del DraEo
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Ward and the Hon Evelyn
Fitzgerald
Another dinner which took place last night was
given by Mrs George Law. Of No. 10 East Fifty
%onrtbx+ at Martins 1t was followed by A thea
party.
The committee of management ~ the ASsAmnIF
Rails decided to discontinue them next winter TINS
decision was arrived at after due considerations as
IT was deemed advisable to abandon th"m "hiIe
still popular rather than to wait until their ppu-
larty had waned
Mr. and Mrs George ". Vanderbilt whose own
house is undergoing extensive ahera tinns. moNe1
yesterday into that of Mrs. Ernesto G. Fahhri'
which they will make rher headquarters when IN
town for some time to come hrnesto u dO'iI -
abroad.
Every day witnesses the arrival Of well known
neon,e from the winter and early spring resorts IN
Florida North and South Carolina and else"neie
In the South William c. whitney ano MS pHi,'
are back from Aiken. while James Henry oiil'i'
pvho has been at Palm Beach. rs once more estao-
I,sbAd a+ his house in West Fifty-second-st MI
and Mrs H. NICK. Twomby and their daughters
are likewise on their way back to NeW-fork ana
expected to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. sackett have leased Ed
vverd II BulkeIey's house in Washington Tor the
spring, and will go to their place at New-London
toward the end CT May.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry%C1ews. who have been pay
ing visit to Mrs f. H. Slater at washington
and Miss Bryce. who have been staying with MIS-
r7afin nal
returned to town
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin have also come on
F-ono Nevnort TO stay for a few days with Mrs
charles M OeIrchs while Mrs. Frederick Nelson
and her daughter Catheen, returned TO the CITY
last night from M. and Mrs. Alfred Eanderolts
place at Portsmouth. K. l.
The engagement IS reported of Miss Isabel Perry
Tiffany daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dyer
Tiffany, to John Morris Butler, jr OF Foxhurst.
westchester 1t is stated that the wedding Will
take place toward the latter part Of the summer
Mr. and Mrs. E H Hartman have left town for
their country place at Arden, n. y.
Mrs E. ]. Berwind has issued invitations for
dinner on Thursday evening at her house. in East
Sixty -fourth-st
Mr. and Mrs. William Rockefeller are at Rock
Wood Hall, their country place at Tarrytown-on-
the-Hudson.
Delmonfco's will be the scene this afternoon Of a
mica RENE bazaar in aid of the Xavier Free Pub
ucation Society for the Blind 1t will take place
in the Red Room, and number Of the women OF
the fashionable set interested In the enterprise
and are giving 1t their patronage.
1Ers Heber r. Bishop leaves town either to-mor-
row or on Wednesday for stay at Atlantic City.
The next meeting Of the Neighborhood Club will
take place next Tuesday evening at Mrs. Charles
NJ Lea's house. in Washington Square.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Sheldon. who have pur-
chased the ]. Harvey Ladew place. in Hampstead
Harbor Long Island, will ocCpy It this summer.
Mrs Sheldon and her daughters have returned to
town from Camden. s. c.
Mrs Richard Irwin has a meeting this morning
Of the Pro-Cathedral fresh air committed sewing
class at her house in West Thirty -ninth-st.. and
in the afternoon there will be another meeting of
the so-calIed Adirondack Glass. Yesterday Mrs
Frederic ]. De Peyster assembled the sewing class
which works for the New-York Infant Asylum at
her house in East Sxty-sixth-st. Robert W. De
Forest the Tenement House Commissioner, deliv-
cred an address on the Tenement House question
to the members of the Virginia Day Nursey Sewing
Glass at their egular weekly meeting at Mrs Fred
erIck H. Bettss, % East Sixty-hfth-st.
Nine. sembrich gives large reception tomorrow
afternoon at the Savoy.
The Count and Countess de Casteane have been
spending few days with Mr. and Mrs. George J.
Gould. at their place at Lakewood
De Iancey Kountze has returned to town from a
stay Of several weeks in the South.
Mrs H Mortimer Brooks has taken place at
Hampstead. and will become regular member Of
Hampstead colony.
Miss Della Gurnes has issued invitations for a
large card party en- Thursday at her house. in
Fifth-ave.
The funeral of Mrs William Earle Dodge ST.
will take place tomorrow morning at her home
No. rs Madison-ave A large number OF wei
known people are placed In mourning by her DEATH
"Cavallera Rustcana'' and Don PasQuaie
t,at s to say double BILL served to attract large
ana brilliant house to the opera hast night Among
those present were Mrs. Ogden Goelet Lady Her