New-York tribune., 1903-03-10
Abouf PEOPLE and Social IncidentsY

Is her. hrst visit to America since her marriage
abroad In 1887. Mrs. Baldwin was Miss Grace Me-
Ilvaine
The engagement is announced OF Miss Ethel z
Pratt. daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Pratt,
TO Howard Crosby Foster.
Mrs. spottswood schenck has leased the Whit
ney Warren cottage, IN Park-ave. and CIay-st.
Newport, for the coming season.
The Right Rev. Dr. Arthur Thomas Lloyd suf-
fragan Bishop OF Thetford, who made a prolonged
stay in this country toward the end OF last year
has been promoted to be Bishop OF Newcastle.
which gives him a seat in the House OF Lords a.
one Of the Lords Spiritual Of Parliament with a
salary OF $4,000 a year.
Mrs John Jacob Astor. Mrs. J. Borden Hartman.
Miss Maud Livingston Mrs. Joseph Earl Sheffield
Miss Helen Barney and number OF other women
of the fashiona bic set whose names are equally
Unidentified with outdoor sports and pastiuaes ara
interested in the organization OF a womaa's clu5
on the lines of the Racquet and Tennis clubs ard
the New-York Athletic Club. 1t is to have tennis
racquet and squash courts gymnasium swim
ming pool, etc. A site has already been sec1IrsJ
for the club the northeastern slope Of Murray
Hill. near Lexington-ave- and Fortleth-st. Ths
initiation fee Is 800 and the yearly dues are fha
same. No men are be admitted beyond tHs
strangers room OF the officers OF the cIub onIy
the treasurer will belong to the masculine per-
suasion
Mrs John Sherman Foyt. who has been at Lake.
wood during nearly the entire winter returns 70
town next week spend "A fortnight with her
mother Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes
Mr.. and Mrs Paul G. Thebaud close their town
house in Madson-ave. at the end Of this month,
and go their country place at White Plains.
Mr. and Mrs Harry W. McVtrkar. who are Al
Jekyl Island. return at the end Of this month 10
take possession of the Stokes cottage at Tuxedo.
baroness Won KetteIer is in town for A fortnight
A daughter of Henry B. Ledyard of Detroit shs
is the widow of Baron Won kettel"r who, after
being attached for a time to the German mission
at Washington. murdered as the halsers en-
voy Pekng by the Boxers
Miss Anne Depaw PauIding has left town, and IS
staying with Senator and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. DepeR
at Washington.
Mrs. Arthur Cumock is staying at No ii6 Madi-
son-ave during the absence in the South Of Mrs,
Trenor l.. Park.
There is no truth whatsoever that George J.
Gould has been in the South stated in the tee-
graphic dispatches of Monday. He has been stay
ing at his place at Lakewood coming into town
every dav James II. Hyde. also mentioned a IN
the South is likewise in town Mrs. George J.
GouId and her children are at Lakewood.
Richard Peters who has been at Washington AMI
in the South has returned to town. and Is az his
apartment in East Thirty-first-st.
Miss NeIka de smfrnor. who has been staying
with Mrs Sackett Barclay at the latters house. IN
West Forty-sixth-st.. left here on Saturday for
Washington.
There are only two weeks more Of opera, AID N
spite Of the many departures from town there
seems to be no in the fashionable attendance
Don Giovanni drew last night large and brill
liant house Among those present were Miss Goelet,
Mrs. John E. Parsons, jr. Mr. and Mrs r T.
Wilson Mrs. ]. ]. Astor. Mr. and Mrs Stanford
White H A. c. Taylor Miss Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs
Adrian Isein, Miss Gerry. Mrs John Z Parsons,
Mrs Van Nest, Thomas Hitchcock. Mr.. and Mrs.
H L. Satterlee Count de Castellane. f H. Harr1-
man Mrs James A Burden Mrs ". Bayard tC--
ting James H Hyde, Mr.. and Mrs Edward z;
Bacon Mr.. and Mrs. Trenor L. Park. Mr. AMI
Mrs George Henry Warren, Miss Wetmore- MIS-
C. N Bliss Miss Bliss, Mrs Ogden Mills and th7
Misses Mills.