The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-01
IN SOCIETY.

number Of beaux really do drop in at
o'clock for tea and chatter. Luncheons
follow the morning meetings. which are re-
lieved by Rotations. There are some
dinners and musicales on for to-day and
one Of the big receptions will be given by
Mrs Hubert Vos OF 80 West Fortieth street
In honor of Baron Won Heyking. German
king.
One Of the Easter season weddings for
which the date has just been hxed Ii that
Of Miss Sarah P. Smith and Dudley j. b
DupiRnac, to be celebrated on Tuesday.
April II, in Grace Church. The reception
afterward will be given at the home OF
the brides mother. Mrs. Iaroche Jacquelin
Smith. East Sixteenth street Miss smith
Dupignac Is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
]. Dupignac Of 90 West Seventy-first street.
and is Q member Of the Calumet Club.
Mrs.. Sackett NJ. Barclay Of 81 West Forty
sixth street will give a tea next Thurs
day afternoon. In honor OF Mile. de Snirnoh
OF Warrington. who has bsen her guest
sisted by her daughters, Mrs. Stockton
Beekman Colt and Mrs. Thornton Chard.
Mile. de Snirnon Is niece Of Mrs. Herbert
Wadsworth.
Miss Ellen Hunt vandervecr and Bowen
Bancroft Smith will be married at noon
on Thursday. April 2, at the home Of the
brides aunt. Miss Ellen d. Hunt. ~ East
Fiftieth street The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. David II. Greer.
Miss Vanderveer has made her home with
her aunt since the death Of her father.
B. Augustus Vanderveer
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One Of the Lenten sewing classes will
~ It's first meeting at the home Of Mrs
HSbert Olyphant, II East Fifty-second
street. tomorrow from II until I. The
work OF this class goes to the Virginia Day
Nursery Prof. William NJ. Sloane OF CO.
lumbia University will give a short ad-
dresa Among the members Of this coterie
are Mrs. Richard Irwin, Mrs. H: Fairfield
Osborn. Mrs. Henry q. Trevor. Mrs. Clar-
ence Blair Mitchell. Mrs Frederic 4 Belts.
Turnbull. Mrs. Robert Waller, Mrs. Frank
B. Kecch. Mrs. George de Forest Lord,
Mrs Henry p. LOOMS. Mrs. {. Ledyard
Blair. Mrs. r. g. Sohirmer, Mrs. Charles
VI. Chaplin, Mrs. Hamilton Bell, Mrs. Charles
Steele, Mrs. Robert II. Dodd and the Misses
Laura V. Day and Caroline Morgan.
Miss Mlnna Roso and Robert Newell
will I've married early In June in church in
South Orange. n. j.. and bridal breakfast
will follow at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Manuel Roso in Meadowbrook lane. Mr.
Roso and his brother, Henry Roso, whose
home for a long time has been at 40 Madison
avenue, came here several years ago from
Porto Rico.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Van derbilt. who
are at the Holland House. will remain in
town until after Easier. unless they change
their plans. They will then GO 10 B H.
more, n. c., where Mrs. Vanderbilt will
take an active interest in bazaar 10 toe
held in May.
Mrs. Frederic j. de Peyster Of II Eas
Sixty-sixth street will ent terrain the MEM
be-s Of the sowing class for the New York
Infant Asylum Tomorrow and on ether
Mondays In Lent.
Among those who have cards our for
series Of informal teas in Mirch are Mrs
Julius ii. Seymour Of so4 West Eighty-sIth
| street, for Tuesdays. Mar h 5 and 10. Mrs.
Daniel Leroy Dresser OF 20 Irving place.
| for THURSDAYS, March S and II: Mrs. II.
Page OF s3s West Eighty-fifth street, for all
| Thur.day afternoons; Mrs. John G. Wester-
welt OF 7 West Fiftieth street, on all Friday
| afternoons Mrs. Arthur 7. Sullivan and
| Miss Florence sullivan 81 5s4 Fifth avenue
will give a series Of informal .eas on Tues.
| days in April. Mrs. Samuel \ Blood OF
East Fiftesnih street has cards gu, Tor
next Tuesday afternoon after 3 O'Clock.
| Mrs Charles Francis Grimm Of 90 West
| Fiftieth street has cards Oh for Thursdays.
The Pro-Cathedral Sewing Class will
have it, FIRST meeting this season on Tuss-
day morning at the residence Of Mr.. Rich
| ard Irwin, . West Thirt ninth street. The
4 Inn Will lISa held March