New-York tribune., 1905-04-16
NEw-yoRK SOCIETY,"

Sunday
point OF view Is the dullest OK tne en'lfe S-- 3
No entertainments are scheduled between no" az
next Sunday, IN town, and II any taAS P'1lo -
doubtful whether they viii be recoFuSU' a. -
Week continues to be Observed az 80 . 49, " 4-r
city with much OF the oldtime sttiS.ie.
Pioneer will suspend its daily run 70 Arosley On
Good Friday and the meetings OK .no I'1'i'l''' ,1
Club and the sewing classes VII oe oDe-lnO-1 -
In the country, however, u VIII % 80
MANY house parties have been organized Iuf E-Stel
and already on Thursday the exodus nom the CITY
will begin Most OF the country places on LONG
Island, around MOrristOwn. In Westenes'sr ~ az
along the Hudson Valley. WIN be nlIed Wltn guests
while the clubs at Meadow Brook Ardsley' the
yyhinpanv River and the Lakewood Country Ctuo
win be the scene OF much animation. indeed On
Saturday there Is 20 be a horse snow az tne LaNS
wood Country Club. In conjunction with gyfilAnana
races. preceded by polo match on the po'o ueid
OF Georgian Court
last -ntr4,t Mrs Clarence n. Maekay gave
large dinner. followed By musical az HarooF tail
her place at R0siyn. for her m0thsr-ih-ia~' 94fs
John w Mackay. and the Princess stigliano. who
are her guests for the week end. and who VIII re-
turn 70 town Monday. Josef Hofrnanns playing
was a feature Of the concert fOr Wnich eDout t"O
hundred invitations had been issued Mrs. Maekay
and her daughter are making their headquarters
az the Hotel Netherland while In America They
return to England on May 10
Although James II. Hyde had chartered the
Pioneer yesterday for fits trip TO Ardsey. he can
celled his booking az the last moment. surrender
ing Il to George Mif1in Wharton. VINO TOOK OUT a
party for luncheon at the Casino there. HIS guests
comprised Miss Julia HOyt. Miss Sands. W. H.
Vyhitehouse, Miss Potter. John Clinton Gray n,
and Lydia HOyt
Mrs. Richard Gambrill. ss we'll as Mr. and Mrs l.
Townsend Burden and Miss GWendOlyn Burden. are
booked 60 sail for Europe the day after Tomorrow
Mrs Gambrin will return IN time for the Newport
season, but Mr.. and Mrs Burden and the Misses
Burden Will spend the entire summer abroad. diVio-
ing their time between London. the Continent ana
Scotland They Will return late In the fall TO take
possession OF their new house az sth-ave and sd
81. Miss Evelyn Burden has preceded them 70
Europe and Is now IN Italy with Mrs Ogden Minis
and the Misses Mills
MFR. and Mrs. Robert GOelet have renewed their
lease of Colonel William Jays house IN East I2d-st
Ignace Paderewski will play at the concert to De
given at the house Of Mrs. John Henry Hammond
IN East slst-st, on May l. in behalf OF the MUSIC
School Settlement. Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs Howard Mansfield. Miss Dunham and MISS
Laura Post.
At sherry's last night. Alfred severin Bourne
who Is 20 marry Miss Hattie Barnes on the Weones
day Of Easter week. entertained his best man anu anu
usbers at dinner his guests comprising RedeFicK
b Barnes, Harold A. Dodge. Walton D. Day HOW
ard Corlies. Sheldon E. Martin. Louis c Dewey
Arthur K. Bourne and James Cunningham
Francis Gordon Brown. jr.. gave bis farewell
bacbeor dinner last night DelmOnico's his party
Including Frederick H. Hoppn, Eliphalet n Potter
Arthur Fowler w. W. HOppin, jr, II. l. BOse'''
George stiIlman. Reginald Wigham and 6eoFse
Chtttenden He will marry Miss Caroline Bogert
! at Flushing. on April q
Another farewell bachelor dinner last night was
that OF Forsyth Wicks. who will marry Miss Marian
Haven. on April q. His party consisted OF Freo-
We n
erick KeTnOchan. James Waos"Olsn re-
Robert Turnbun. Archibald Harrison ana hen'S
r. Winthrop.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gould are entertaining
,aal, end Dartv at Georgian Court their place at
| IakeUood Among their guests are James Henry
smith and the Duke and Duchess of Manchester
7,ns ts the date set for the wedding OF Miss
| Georgiana Wimerding. daughter Of Mrs. John Z
Wilmerding and Ansel Phelps. son OF MIS- Oi'ii0
! Phelps and brother Of Stowe Phelps
NJ and Mrs. Georse Vanderbilt will have large
house party at BiltmOre for the Easter hohoaSs'
a. connection with the horse show at AsheVliie'
ar5 their guests will leave town this week for the
South in private cars. During their stay there
Fillmore will be the scene OF concert IOI 'ne
benefit of local charities, at which some OK '"e
leading artists now in this country will sing ana
- A. oDd Mrs George Vanderbilt will come
North early In May and Will go anf'au iOr 'N9
summer.
,1na Nordica and Caruso will sing and Victor
1Irnar4 and his orchestra will play at the concert
~ he given in the ballroom Of the Waldcrf-Astorla
on the evening of Wednesday. April 26, at oeIoek'
for the benefit of the Italian Settlement WorK at
No a Cbarltou-st under the patronage OF MIS-
-,,. At Oalricbs Mrs Frederic Nelson. Mrs.
C,adUaIader JONES' Mrs John G. Carlisle. MISS
T.earv and Mrs. Jose de Navarro.
II ia ON Thursday. April q, and ROT as prev
n
,,,l matinee for children for the benefit OF tho
Nev,-york Exchange for WOmens Work Will take
nlpce at WaHacks Theatre, under the patronage
~ MS John E Parsons. Mrs j. PierpOnt Morgan
Mrs Elliott F. Shepard and others Ine pr pr'stoliiHe
-,,1- rIaD1, novel features and such oldtime