New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-14
About People and Social Incidents.

Of Passengers. the majority Of whom WIN r.surr
IN time for the season at Newport Bar Harbor
Lenox, Southampton and other sumrner ra.o-.
while large number OF well known peopls III
remain abroad until the fall Among those sasIgn~
to-day are Mr.. and Mrs William Douglas slos,s
mrs Z. F. Shepard. Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Dillon
Ripley and James Hazen Hyde.
The members OF the dancing class known a, ~,
Century Cotillons enjoyed an extra dance last ev,,
ing at Demonicos. The guests were received -
some or the patronesses. including Mrs. Oliver Itv
ingston Jones. Mrs. John Burling Lawrence Mr..
William r. Barr and Mrs. MONTGOMERY schuvI.r
Arthur Shelton Wiley was the leader OF the co+irI
and danced with Miss Resale Tone. The class xtII
meet next winter at Delmonico's on December IA
January 5. February and March 2 Mrs Christie
pher Wolf viii be among next seasons patronesses
Mrs Edward Kemp entertained at luncheon YES
terday at her home. No. 615 F1fth-ave
Mrs. Lindley Hoffman ChaDn has cards our s,r
evening OF narrative and music by Miss Natalia
Curtiss tonight at her home. In West Thirty-sev-
enth-st- Mrs Stuyvesant Fish entertains at lunch
to-day. and Mrs. Arthur Mason Jones gives a
theatre party this evening.
Mrs. Frederick J. De Peyster gives a tea for her
sewing class this afternoon at her home. IN East
Sixty-seventh-st.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Oakley Rhinelander gave a
large dinner. followed by bridge. last night. at
their home. IN West Fifty-second-st.
In the afternoon there was an entertainment
under the patronage OF Mrs Henry Coster. Mrs
Clarence II. Mackay Mrs. De Peyster. Mrs Her
mann Leroy Emmett and Mrs. Seth Barton French.
at the Home for the Destitute Blind and IN behals
Of that institution. There was a large and fash
ionable attendance.
The entertainments for the benefit OF the summer
home at Sea Cliff OF the French Day Nursery. IN
Washington Square, which was TO take place last
Monday, and was postponed IN consequence Of the
indsposition Of Nine Calve. Is set for this evening
at the Astor Gallery. in the Waldorf-Astoria. Nina
CaIve IS to sing. and Nile. vianzons to deliver an
address. The OF the patronessss OF the affair
have already been given in this column
A. Miss Learys house. IN F1fth-avs. q meeting
will be held Monday afternoon next Of the
Washington Square Auxiliary OF the Stony Void
sanatorium- As Mss Lesry IS moving uptown
early next month It Is likely TO Be tho last larss
gathering at Miss Leary's old hons. which has
been the scene OF SO many Inequalities
No less than three farewell bachelor dinner, take
place at Delmonico's Saturday night. namely.
those OF Thomas King. Of Albany. who Is 70 marry
Miss CorneHa Griswold Peabody; OF Francis F.
Palmer, who Is to wed Miss Isabel Fowler. and OF
John Granville Bates, who Is 10 lead 20 the altar
Miss Anita Boulton- John G. Bates viii have as
his guests Russell Auchincloss. Barent Ls1srts.
Bruce Falconer Joseph Thomas. r., Howard and
William Boulton, r.. ToweNBat Joseph Thomas.
r. Edward Tinker. James Knapp and John Gard
ner. Thomas Kings party Will comprise Stephen
Peabody. r.. Bertram Cruger. George Morgan.
Henry Ferguson, Maxwell Ingham. Rufus King.
MacDonal Mason. Morgan Goetchius and James T.
soutler Francis Palmer, guests viii be Frederick
Palmer, Thomas b Peck. r.. Irving Livingston
Roe James weIlman. Georges Palmer and James
Lockman-
willard vInton Kings marriage TO Miss Mary
Van Beuren, second daughter OF M. and Mrs
Frederick T. Van Bsuren. takes placs on April Is
at thu Church Of the Ascension. F1ctn-avs- and
Tenth-st and will be followed By large reception
ar tho old Van Bsursn mansion. the one big double
browustone house still left n West Fourrecntn-st.
between Union Square and sixth-ave The bride
will have as her attendants her two sisters. Miss
Elizabeth and Miss Louise Van Beuren, Misc
Josephins Reynolds. Miss Elizabeth Cusnnan MISS
Ann Archbold and Miss Elizabeth Woodans-
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b Alexander have leased ths
bou.s ot the LATE Henry G. Marquand. MadiSon-sve
and sIxty-elghth-st., for the time needed 70 com
Meta the extensive alterations 20 when they are
sbou. 70 subject their house IN Fifty-e.ghth-st.
near Fifth-avs
Mr.. and Mrs A. Holland Forbes. vns ars Hs rssty
hou,s IN East Ffty-hfth-st. leave town nsxs month
FOR Elm Court their country placs at ssirHsd.
Conn
rhs Thursday Evening Club viii b snts-tatusa
at the hons Of Mrs. =. p. Kinnicrtt On April q
gun position arrnor 10 inches OF Harveyizst
steel The deck plating was 9is inches thick