The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-22
IN SOCIETY.

bathrooms in town. Next to these are those
in the residences OF Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bilt. William c. Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Douglass Sloane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elbridge T. Gerry, Mrs. Theodore A. Have
meyer, Mrs. Aston and John Jacob Aston,
MIR. and Mrs. Ogden Mills, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wbitelaw Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Phelps
Stokes, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney.
Mrs. Ogden Goelet, Mrs. Robert Goelet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Gallatin and Mrs.
Hermann Oelrichs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt
will have a handsome ballroom In their
reconstructed house, which like those
Of Mrs. Aston and her son and of Mr. and
Mrs. Gerry will also be the picture gallery.
John Jacob Aston has returned from
Palm Beach, having had his fll Of cake
walking and fishing for sharks. Mrs. Aston
has given couple Of Lenten dinners during
Mr.. Astors absence and there were covers
for thirty at the one OF Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Mckay Twombly and the
Misses Twombly, who are now at Hampton
Terrace. s. c., will return to town on
Tuesday.
The Misses White of 600 Fifth avenue
gave a luncheon on Monday, when there
were pink roses on the board and in corsage
bouquets. Mrs. Ogden Goelet had her table
on Monday night decked with yellow spring
blossoms. Mrs.. Gouverneur Korright had
az decorations at her dinner on Tuesday
night Easter lilies and mignonete. There
were only snowbals Out a profusion OF
thcm) at Mrs. Hermann Oelrfchs's luncheon
on Tuesday. Mrs John Jacob Aston at her
dinner ON Wednesday night had a central
mound on the table OF American Beauty
roses.
Mr.. and Mrs william x. Vanderbilt, Jr..
will sail on Saturday for Europe. Mrs.
Vanderbilt will bring back from Paris
a new supply Of fnery for the Newport sea-
son.
Fgerton Winthrop and Eliot Gregory
will sail on the kronpriuz on Tuesday and
on their return in August will go to New
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Sumner, nee Yard
ley, who were married on Wednesday at
Newport, will soon sail for Europe, end on
their return in a few weeks will live in
this city Mr.. Sumner is a son Of Prof.
and Mrs. William @. Sumner, now living
in New Haven, Conn.
The Monday Evening Club. organized
by Mrs. George W. bartholomew. will
meet tomorrow night at the home OF Miss
Joeephne w. D'eAe'' ioS "ioo'eoh aNehuo
There win be music and short stories con-
tributed oy the members, ana tnese incluae
Rarthoiomew the MISC. Could the Misses
Churchill Miss Marie Hamilton, the Messrs.
Walter +. Taylor, A. c. Pearson. Richard
II. Gaines, George Boiling. Lee and Willis
Browning.
r . -, ~, ,,o acknowledgements
O., - Me- Lar, has orered her house
p,,,h .,,anra TO- IN. honae, ~ ,hs
-. sohooI u;li no ot,en pevt Wcdnes-
Doyoia oonoo uit,,,e D.
day, when the new "hham " brieh far.
dow, &. j., will speak on the Bad Popes.
Charles Astor brlsteo' MIS- jose ae NAVARRO
MIs; Lewis VI Mrs TSoms: Wren Wsrd
M nT,s' Henrv Rrsdlev Plant and Mrs Van
Brueh Livingston
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The announcement was made during the
veek that the eneapement Of Miss Jessie
49,. F.n.have and Henry Cbauncev
C - 80 hrok.n hv yrutusI con,
Nryae' NJ ~ r.n.h.~s vii, :..i.t n. ono Of
the brtdscmsidS st the Ina, manaSe ga OF mSr
sister. No. suna LH S, AM Lo ,,a
Lawrence wmte' 500 OF H'iS' roA''A' nee"e'
The Duke and Duchess OF Manchester
.. Inr;, and will probablv pass the Holy
IN Hp'n -. AZ. ~. Monoh..,.r.
"eeA On VIC .S.,, 80 ,ha. a., - 49,
q brief stay IN Cincanhau DeIvre c"ming
H nere' me srT. ,o visi, them this sprina
N Tanseree Castle, Ireland
Mr.. Frederick II. Betts's residence. ~
East Sixty-fifth street. will be the rendez-