New-York tribune., 1903-02-25
NETWORK SOCIETY.

1t was marred only by the death on the preceding
morning of Mrs Lawrence Kip, whose funerai
takes place this afternoon at O'Clock at Grace
Church chantry. Her death has thrown a number
of people, including her daughter. Mrs. Richard
McC,reerv and her sisters Mrs. Henry l. Barley
and Mrs James P. Kernochan, into mourning. Mrs
Kip was daughter of the late Peter Lorillard
She lost her son. Loriltard Kip, in 1895. ana her
husband in 1890 She had been invalid for sew
eral years
Announcement was made yesterday of the en-
gagement of Stephen Henry Olin to Mrs WlIllam
/ Dodge It is reported that the wedding Will take
place on March q, at Mrs. Dodges house. in East
Thfrty-ffth-st. Mrs. Dodge, who has been a widow
for about twelve years, was Miss Emma Hartman,
a daughter of Oliver Hartman, and sister of
J. Borden Hartman. Her first husband was a son
of William Earle Dodge She has two grown up
children. Miss Anne Dodge and William Earle
Dodge IT, who is still at college. Colonel Oln is
a widower His first wife was Miss Alice Barlow,
who died in 1882, since which time he has been
living with his daughters in East Nineteenth-st.
One of them. Miss Julia Olin, was married TO
Philip Bernhard only a few weeks ago, while the
other is Miss Alice Olin- He is a member of large
number of New-York clubs including the University
and the Century; is law partner of George L.
Rives and graduate of Wesleyan University,
Glass sc.
Among the dances of last night was that given
by Mr. and Mr. Robert McAIlister Lloyd at No.
1873 East Sxty-sevent.i-st by way of a house warm
ing The guests, who numbered about one hundred,
danced TO the music of Landers Orchestra until
midnight when supper was served after which the
cotillon took place, Schuyler Schienelin leading
with the hostess. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. w. w. Hoppn, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. William
Manice. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Dodge, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward McVickar. Miss Edith Van Cortlandt Jay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Post, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Adee. Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Lloyd, John Hone. jr..
Wainwright Parish Jay Langdon Erving. Rudolph
and John Neeser and Augustus Ireland.
Mrs sackett Barclay likewise gave small dance
at her house in West FOrty-sixth-st. for her two
daughters, Mrs. Stockton Beekman Colt and Mrs
Thornton Chard. The guests. who appeared In
dominos. included Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Gould Jen-
nings Miss Anne Constable and Howard Con-
stable Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Delafield. jr.. Mr. and
Mrs. Eliphalet Remington, Mr. and Mrs Henry
Burd, Reginald Jevons. Louis Hosmer Miss Eliza
beth Oakley the Misses Sands Miss Lucy Burden
the Misses Crosby and Mr.. and Mrs Walter s.
Kemeys.
Still another dance last night was given by Mrs
Hborne L. Roosevelt at her house in Lexington
1t preceded by supper and tableaus
yivants. after paintings by Alma -Tadema. Bough-
ton and others. Miss Dorothy Roosevelt posed as
a Spanish dancer and also in Alma Tadema's
picture OF the rose. Miss Eleanor Crosby figured
as ''Brunnhilde'; Miss Madeline Johnson was the
Egyptian Water Carrier; Miss Marie Montant
La Bella di Napon' and Miss Ruth Ashmore
the Chocolate Girl
Delmonico's was the scene last night of another
OF the Tuesday Evening dances organized last
winter by John D. Rockefeller. jr., the patronesses
OF which Mrs. John Harsen Rhoades Mrs Ed
ward C. Hoyt Mrs William II. Hamilton and Mrs.
L. H. Bigeow
Among the weddings set for yesterday that
OF Miss Efie Cesar. daughter OF Mrs. Hermann
Cesar and granddaughter Of the late Captain