New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
NEw-YoRK SOCIETY.

James Hazsn Hyde's Louis XIV fets tonight q.
sherry's constitutes the principal feature On ,5s
programme OF society for to-day, and win tn
great extent monopolize the attention OF the ASH
ionable set. Mrs Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs. Mackav
James Henry Smith and others giving dinn.-,
in connection herewith afteFward taking th.t-
guests on to Sherry's. where Mr.. Hyde ls anxIor.
that all shall be in their places by io.o
O'Clock for the dramatic entertainment. IN which
Nine ReJane and several other members OF b.-
company viii appear. SO much has already bss,
written in this column about Mr.. Hyde's entertas,
ment that II may be sufficient to say that H.
eomedietta viii be followed by a supper and 5y
dance and that those invited have been requsstss
to come IN fancy dress
Princess cantacuzene speransly. the daErh..-
of General and Mrs. Frederick D. Grant. has se
ST. Petersburg with her children and Is now !,
Paris. staying at the Hotel de Londres.
Mr.. ana Mrs J. PIsrpont Morgan. r.. who a.
rived from London last week. at No. % Maa
son-ave. for the remainder 0t the season
Mr.. and Mrs william K Vanderbilt and Artsv,
Kemp have returned to town from Palm Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly have ..
sued invitations for a large dinner on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre LoriIlard have taken a,
Hubert Jerningham's house. No "A Bruton-st n
LOAtIOA AOA lAV S-aoVA-
number OF people went down to washinz,o,
yesterday TO attend Lady Durand's ball Il wa
the first large entertainment given at the British
Embassy since Sir Mortimers appointment h
Embassy having been subjected TO extensive al
uerations and redecorations since his arrival
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Story are at Mani. Fla
Stowe Phelps viii lead the cotiIlon at the sub
the Junior Cotlon. on February II. az the 81
Regis Hotel Mrs. HfbouTne Roosevelt. Mrs. VIII
fam NJ Benjamin and Mrs Joseph Winters are n.
patronesses OF the affair.
Mrs. J. Laurens Van Allen and Mrs A. Holland
Forbes are among those giving dinners to-morox
evening.
Mr. and Mira Frederic ]. de Peystsr VIII no,
be able to- take possession OF their new house. b
East s6th-st.. until ths fail
Among the entertainments yesterday were n
luncheon given by Mrs. Richard Gambrill a card
party by Mrs. Hugh ]. Chisholm and dinner By
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fairfield Osborn
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer sail to-day for
Europe. and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Postley and
Mr. and Mrs. ". Goadoy Loew tomorrow. Miss
Catherine Cameron also leaves here to-day to ioln
her sisters Mrs. Perry Tiff any and Miss Isabelle
|
John Sloane and Miss Evelyn Sloane are likewise
bound for the South OF France this week rom
London Mr.. and Mrs. William K Vanderbilt
Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto G. Fabbri and Mr. and Mrs.
Rutherfurd stuyvesant sail on February T. and
/ Mr. and Mrs. CortIandt Field Bishop starting
soon for Italy. Mr.. and Mrs Elbridge 7 Gerry
and the Misses Gerry viii also go abroad shortly.
ia Bohene" with Sembrich and Csruso N ths
| cast, was given last night at the opera Among
/ those present were Mr.. and Mrs. ". < Wander
] biIt Mr. and Mrs. George F. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs
/ ". c. Loew. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews, Mr. and
| Mrs George Henry Warren. Miss Trevor, John
Trevor Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Bacon. Mrs. og-
den Mills Mrs. W. Seward Webb. Miss Helen Cut
ting and her hance Lucius X WiTlerding. James
henry Smith, Mrs Rhinelander Stewart M. and
| Mrs Clarence H Mackay, Mrs. Potter Palmer.
| Mrs Vanderbilt, Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, Count
and Countess de ROugemOht, Mrs. Van Nest, Nj.
and Mrs KarriCk Riggs Mrs Moses Taylor camp
bell Count Linburg Stirunl, James r. HYDE, NINA
and Mile. Reiane and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish.