New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Passion Week brings the winding I'D Of all the
sewing classes. lectures. conferences and similar
Lenten diversions Miss Leary viii likewise give
this afternoon her last Tuesday reception with
music before Easter. Next week VIII be Holy
Week. which from n social point OF view IS GER
tain 20 be even more dull than Lent has been. But
with Easter only twelve days distant there
VIII soon be revival OF all kinds OF gaysties and
April and May give promise OF proving busy and
brilliant February ard March have been the
reverse.
Mr. and Mrs. James A Burden. r. who are a.
Aiken. s. c. return thence at the end OF the month
and VIII 90 to their country place at Westbury.
Long Island.
Miss Etlth Horins's Le7ten sewing class VIII
have its final meeting tomorrow at Ms Frederic
J De Peyster's house. IN East sixty-siNth-st. and
Saturday there Will be sale OF the articles made
by the class at lts meetings az the Misses Horns
house. IN East Fifty third-st the proceeds going
70 the seamsn'5 Home. in Markst-st
Miss Alice Ba5cock will be the maid Of honor and
the only bridal attendant OF Miss Pauline whittier
on the occasion Of her marriage to Ernest Issn On
April 8. at St Patricks Cathedral
The waldorf-Astoria was the scs7s las, night OF
q harlequin point euchre in aid OF the Fres Indus
trial School for Crippled Children The entertain
meut vas in chargs OF Mrs. Arthur Elliot Fish ana
others.
York with a party OF friends their steam yacht
Apache 4 week ago. bound FOR the Mediterranean.
have reached Bermuda
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira B-rrovs have LEFT town FOR
Chicago where they VIII remain until Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs George d. Morgan who have been
staying with MISS Cr-oiine Morgan. have returned
TO George Il Morgan's house. in East Fortisth-st
Mrs. E. IT, Hartman and hsr daughters have
len town FOR their country placs. AZ Arden " I.
Mr. and Mrs Charles \ Peabody have issued IN
vftatious Tor e theatre party, followed BY supper
and Informal dancing. FOR their daughter. Miss
ANITA Peabody. Friday evening. April s. at Their
house IN Park-aye.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings leave here
next Saturday for Hot Springs. Va, whers they
VIII spend several weeks.
Mrs. Bruce Isnay and Mrs. James Huds Beck
man havo arrived IN town from Palm Beach
Mrs. James p Martin gives a large luncheon
party. followed by bridge and music. THIS after
noon. at her house IN Fifth-avo-
Mrs. ogden Mills and the Misses mills expect TO
sail for Europe April e.
Mrs. George Cabot Ward has returned 70 town
from Jekyl Island
The wedding OF Miss Catherine Dudley, daughter
OF the late Bishop Dudley. or Kentucky. to sher-
man Richards viii take place IN tho chantry OF
Grace Church. Broadway and Tenth-st on Easter
Monday Owing to the recent death OF Bishop
Dudley. the wedding Will be quiet one There
will be no receptions the newly married cOupls
calling on the following day for Europe
Colonel John Jacob AstOr has returned 20 town
from Nassau He spent the week end at Ferncln.
his country place NJ Rhlne5eck-on-the-EIu Hudson.
Announcement IS made OF tho engagement OF
Miss Dorothy Stone Hiacilcy. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel " Hlnckey. OF New-Yo-k. TO Thomas
r. Williams. son Of NIr and Mrs Thomas VIII
Jams, likewise Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Blanc Nelson. whose mar
rage took place some weeks ago. have sailed TOT
London on the Minneapolis
Another engagement OF some interest TO New
York society IS that OF Miss Elsie Castleman
daushter OF General John B. Castieman. OF Louis
Vile KY and sister Of Mrs. Augustus Hone. OF
Nevg-York 10 c. Elmer RaiIey, son OF Charles
Railey. Of Lexington. Ky.
In addition to those already mentioned as having
sailed for Europe and who are row on their way
across the ocean. should be added the names OF
John Beverley Robinson. Mrs. y De NeufVlle ana
Miss De Neufviue. winthrop Ames. Mrs William
McCreery and Miss McCreery. Mrs. William X
Garrison and ". r. Sands