New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-26
About People and |Ocfal Incidents.

dramatic adaptation Of Eugene Fields "Ddnks,
Bird" in behalf of the annex Of the LOOMS sana-
torirm for Consunptive Children.
A large number Of dinners are scheduled for to-
morrow. including given by Mrs Edward Ly-
man Short and the sewing class which works Tor
the New-York Infant Asylum meets Tomorrow
morning at Mrs Frederic J. De Peyster's house, IN
Madison-ave.
Miss Doris Francklyn. who has yet 70 come out"
in society makes her debut a playwright to-
morrow afternoon at the Berkeley Lyceum, with
an operetta entitled "F1ora-FTorizel. and her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Francklyn. have
issued about three hundred invitations for the per-
Torrance. in which Miss Kitty Chatham and
Claude Cunningham win take part. the chorus
being composed OF pupils from Mrs. Ogden Cranes
school,
Mrs. Amos Tuck French. Mrs William Pollock
and Mrs Edward Lyman Short have card parties
arranged for Tuesday afternoon. Among the din
ners in the evening will be given by Mrs. Win
throp Chanler at her house. IN 5th-ave. for Miss
Laura Chanler. and in the morning Mrs Richard
Irwin will have at her house in West Ssth-st. the
sewing class which works for the Fresh Aid Fund
OF the Home OF ST. John the Divine
Dogs viii occupy attention 10 a great extent IN
the last four days o, the week. when the Long
Island Kennel Club. to which most OF the members
of the Meadow Brook colony belong. holds its an
Audl DeICn snow dt tne ClerIuOnL avenue RINK. In
Brooklyn Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt will make her
debut this occasion as an exhibitor and has
entered number OF bull terriers Other exhibitors
are Mrs. James Burke Roche and Mrs. James L
Kernochan. Neither ]. Pierpont Morgan nor Mrs
o. H. P. Belmont has however. entered any dogs
this year.
Miss Mary Hopeton Drake. whose marriage 70
Lyman Tiffany Dyer takes place on April g az All
Angels Church. in West End-ave will be attended,
by Miss Rosina Boardman. Miss Mary Beeknnan
MISS Mary Hoyt Miss Mary Hopeton Smith and
MISS sailie Atterbury as bridesmaids and by her
sister, Miss Susan Drake. as maid OF honor
Snerrys Will be the scene on Thursday az =
reading by Mrs LIE Moyne In behalf Of the ras;sS.
SUMMARY OF the Society of the Lying-In Hospital
uIoeF the auspices OF Mrs William p Douglass
Ars- w. Pterson Hamilton Mrs Willard Psrko-
ana Mrs. ". Barclay Parsons
MISS Laura Swan. who has been stavinr v,t,
to town. - S tV'U'iisd
June q has been set the date o, The vs5d,,z
OF MISS Natalie Wells. daughter OF Mr. and NJ
w Storrs Wells. to Henry Peters ~ an So -.
Chapel' Newport. R. 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. H Van Rensselaer, Ksn,.d,,
next month - ~ e1u OF
mrs. jose Aynar has issued invitation, ,o-
$50 on friday afternoon next az her
mousse In East 54th-st
mrs, Charles z PeIlew will give a r.cen,,on -,
e. afternoon at her house. in East 54th-st.
Ip' hef future stepmother. Miss Berard whose en-
sagemsnt to Mrs. PelIew's father r,r
oAar'es F. Chandler. has been announced
The seawanhaka corinthian Yacht eryh vii, ,o,.
n-eeuns on Tuesday week at the City el,b me-
ceded by mess dinner at which the new co,,o
eore' W. K Vanderbilt, IT.. who is returning rron,
France IS expected to take the chair
Miss Wenonah wetnore and Miss Jessie s1o.,a
the latter daughter OF Henry T. sloan. are -
oe bridesmaids to Miss Pauline Biddle on the CO.,
sion OF her wedding to John Penn Brock ~ g
i-uAe |nurcn' Philadelphia, Monday April "a
On Saturday Mrs. Charles NJ Lea win .,+.-.,,-
the Fortnishtly Bridge Club at her house In 9Th
Last night the Riding Club. IN Fas+ sstb-..
the scene or its annual spring entertainment
"Ilch TOOK the form OF clever feats OF horsernan
snip oy members OF the club. especially by the
more youthful element thereof and Includes .
number OF tricks Of the circus order 7. $500
with a grand parade about the tanbarx counprise5
a musical ride, and was witnessed by a large MN,
Ger or members Of the fashionable set either as
members OF the club or as their guests
On Friday Mrs. Charles B. AIexander's house IN
East 6Sth-st-. will be the scene from till & OF
enidens rair organized to raise money for the
Chlluren's Beds this summer in the country
home Tor convalescent babies at Sea Cliff Long
Island The patronesses OF this worthy charity
would be grateful for any contributions for the
fair. which should Be sent TO Mrs. AlexandeTs
house not later than Thursday next
Nine Emma Eames will sing. n. Ysaye will play
and the New-York Symphony Orchestra will take
part in the concert in behalf OF the Music School
Settlement which takes place at Carnegie Hail on
Thursday next.
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