The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-08
IN SOCIETY.

sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Barney.
Miss Helen T. Barney, Countess Fabbri-
| ootti. Miss Beatrice Bend and others.
Among those who sail for Europe on
Tuesday on tho Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse
arc Hermann Oelrichs. who returned dur
ing the week from California with Mr..
and Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt. Jr.; Mr..
and Mrs. Harry s. Lshr. Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones. Mr..
and Mrs. Philip NJ. Lydig and Mrs. J. Clnch
France for . time and visit friends In Lon.
don, late In the season. Mrs. Lehr and
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish will select flnery
for the Newport season in Paris and Mr..
and Mrs. Pembroke Jones viii cruise for a
few months on the Mediterranean, with
Walter Jones. on his steam yacht Narada,
before going to Newport. where they will
locate At Beaulieu, W. W. Astor's place.
for the summer. Mrs. Lydig, whose fancy
is for black costumes, win select some new
ones In Paris.
Miss Ethel L. Hollins, the third OF the four
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Hol-
Inns, and Arthur Keeler Bourne, will be
married on Thursday, April 10. The ccre-
mony will be performed at $50 O clock
In the afternoon, at st. Thomas's Church,
by the rector, the Rev. DR.. Ernest M. Stires.
The bride -eleot u Q debutante OF last winter.
Mr. Bourne b the elder son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick @. Bourne. who have fine
place. Indian Neck Hall. at Oakdale, l.. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Il. Leggett Of 200
Madison avenue sailed yesterday for Eng
land. accompanied by Mrs Leggett's son
and daughter. Hollister Sturges and Miss
Alberta Sturges. They have rented Lady
de Grey's house, on Bruton street, which
they will occupy during the London season.
Mr.. and Mrs.. 8. Barton French. who left
town on Wednesday, are now at Hot Springs,
W. Va. They will sail for Europe on April 1,
and will be Joined on tho other side by
Mrs. Walker Fearn, who wont over a month
or more ago. Mr.. and Mn. French and
party will g d1es ssy % N' g. yssTs ihss
steam yacht Cstania. and cruise until
July in the Mediterranean.
Probably the biggest social gathering
Of the week will be at the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederic W. Whitridge, 10 East
Eleventh street, on the night Of March H.
which will be the rendezvous for the meet
ing Of the Thursday Evening Club. There
will be some outside guests and probably
"a many as $50 people will be assembled.
Managers Of the numerous subscription
winter social festivities arrange details
now for next season. There are now but
few vacancies in the Cotillon OF Eighty,
the list being practically made up for
io03-0'. The governors, to systematize
the management Of the many subordinate
social organizations formed by them from
time TO time, have formed themselves
into the New Amsterdam Club. As now
arranged the patronesses are Mrs, Algernon
Sydney Sullivan, Mn. william Il. Bliss,
Mr.. Thomas Hicks. Mrs. John Hays Ham,
mond, Mrs. John c. Calhoun. Mrs. Henry
W. Warner. Mrs. Harry Clay Adams. Mrs.
Thomas Powell Fowler. Mrs. Samuel
Spencer. Mrs. Henry Bischon. Jr.. Mrs.
william r. Barr, Mrs. Benjamin L. Luding-
ton, Mrs. Charles NJ. Lea. Mrs. Lewis H.
Hyde. The governors are the Messrs.
George H. Sullivan. David Menwether,
Milton, Gano s. Dunn, James Clark Mcclure,
Frederick Potts Moore and James Robinson
Burnet, and the members are DR.. Lawrence,
d. Alexander. Capt. Merwyn c. Buckley,
Theodore L; Bailey. Frank Brookneld.
Dr.. George Huston Bell. James r; Burnet,
Frank D. Denton. Gano 8. Dunn. Edward
r. Finch, Alfred A. Fraser, Jr.. Merrill
E. Gates. Jr:. cyrs ". .Grandy, Jr.. Alex-
ander NJ Hudnut, James A. Halves. E.
Kirk Haskell, Alexande1 HolIand, Robert
Talbot B. Hyde. d. 3. Helm, Theodore
D. Irwin, Mesnnore Kendall Dudley r.
Lawrence, Frederick Potts Moore, Daniel
NJ Milton, James c. Mcclure, Dunlevy
Mib b Edward q Mclaughlin A. Richard Gsn.
H. Sullivan. Nelson Shreve, II. Spaulding
Schley, Evan Shelby, Julian Thornley,,
Warner M. Van Norden, Harold Walker,
Roger Fl. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. william K. Vanderbilt. Jr..
who returned few days ago from Cali
fornia, are at their residence on Fifty
seventh street and Madison avenue. Mrs.
Vanderbilt IL one OF the society women
invited TO participate In a Lcnten retreat
at the Convent Of the Sacred Heart. SIS
Madison avenue. beginning tomorrow
and ending on Friday. All arc members
Of the recently formed Society Of Alumns
Of this convent and include Mrs. Pierre
Ia Marche, Mrs william Pitt Earle. Jr.,
Mrs Robert 8. Crawford, Jr., Mrs. David,
the Misses Mcclure. Chaullon. Byrnes.
Gsd :: F NM y Nor: Could J:nn 0Do1 r..
Misses Mary G. Crimmins and Constance
l.. Crimmins. her sisters, and the Masses
O'Brien, her cousins. The latter have
but lust returned from Palm Beach, where
they have Deen Win tneiI uncle, JOnn ~.
Crimmins, and the Missss Crimmins.
Gen. and Mrs.. Christian T. Christensen
celebrats their golden wedding annivsr-
sary on Thursday week. March 10. and
on tho sams day thsir daughter. Miss
Violet v. Chtstianssn. and George ".
Near viii be Married In Plymouth Church.
Many cards have bean issued for the re-
oeption In the evening a. $40 Clinton
avenue.
Mrs. Arthur Henry PaGst. who came
over on business ooansctsd with the estate
of hn mo,hsr. the lAie Mr.. Paran stevens.
N about To sail for England. HE wil
satsrtAin considerably during the London
sesson 81 her houss. Is bslgravs Square.
Me- PAGst hes rstunsd "a town from
MsahlnSsoa, vhsss che yes tbs guest of
hns John Davis.
Tue vaasAr s,udsnts' Aid socis'y wail
i've an entertainment ~ tho Waldorf
Astoria nest Saturday, March ~ A Iausi'
Gale oil bs given from ~ o'oiork until
~ 10 and oil bs followed ~ tbs bfesk'
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