New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23
About People and |ocial Incidents.

afternoon at the Berkeley Lyceum. Her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Charles G. Francklyn. have sent out
about three hundred Invitations for the affair Miss
Kitty Cheatham and Claude Cunningham viii sing
the chief parts and pupils from Mrs ogden Cranes
school viii be in the chorus. Miss Ebellnz VIII
appear in several dances. The music Is by William
Van Iperen. OF Leyden. Holland. who has been act
ing as Miss Francklyn's professor for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Amsinck will take possession
of their house. No. Is East 47th-st at the be-
ginning OF next week.
Mrs. William Rhinelander. Mrs George G. Haven
Mrs. Ogden Mills. Mrs. William P. Douglas and
Mrs. Herbert l. Satterlee are the patronesses OF
the reading to be given by Mrs. lie Moyne on the
afternoon Of Thursday. March 80. IN behalf OF the
Society Of the Lyins-In Hospital.
Mrs Archibald Alexander OF Castle Point Ho
boken. is ILL., and this may possibly lead 10 the
postponsment Of the marriage OF her SON. Archibald
s. Alexander. and Miss Helen T. Barney which
was set for April 8.
Mrs Hugh Fraser. widow Of the former British
envoy TO the Court OF the MIkado sister OF Marion
Crawford. and herself well known a novelist
is in town. and tomorrow Mrs John Elliott who
was Miss Maud Howe VIII give a reception for
her at Mr.: ElIiotrs studio. No. 81 Washington
Square South
The Thursday Evening Club meets tonight at
the house OF Mrs. Robert ", de Forest. No. Z
Washington Square North
The Helpers. sewing class which works FOR the
Home for Incurables. met yesterday afternoon az
the home of Mrs Stuart Pullman West. in East
5sth-st. Among the members OF this class Mrs.
Sidney De Kay Miss Janet De Kay. Mrs William
Bloodgood. Miss Helen BlooGgood. Mrs. Grenvile
Winthrop and Mrs. Cortlandt S. Van Rensselaer,
Alfred G. Vanderbilt who is 70 run the road
coach Pioneer between the Holland House and
Ardsley. beginning on April TO- has leased Ardsley
Towers. the A R. Barber estate at ArdsIey-on-the
Hudson. for April and May. Mr. and Mrs Van
derbilt Will occupy 1t during the coaching season
Henry Alfred Schroeder who narries Miss Nata
lie Munde on Easter Wednesday. gives his farewell
bachelor dinner April 10
Mrs. Poultney BigeIow with her daughters. Miss
Evelyn and Miss Mildred BigeIow are booked 10
sail for England March Is and viii spend the
season in London.
Mrs Richard P LOunsbery and her daughter
Miss Edith Lounsbery. sail for Europe on April
l. and will not. therefore be present at the we'd
ding of Miss Mabel McAfee and Lewis Butler Pres
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George R D. schiefelin are re-
ceiving congratulations the birth OF son at
the house OF Mrs. Schienelins parents Mr. and
Mrs Charles Scribner IN East S8th-st. Mr. and
Mrs. Schieffelin were married last spring They
VIII leave for their country place Morristown
". j., early next month.
Announcement has been made OF the engagement
Of Samuel A Walsh. jr. of the Union Racquet
and other clubs. and of Samuel A. Walsh. OF
No 6l5 5th-ave.. to Miss Margaret Robson daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William E Robson Mrs.
Robson was formerly Miss JEANNE Floyd Jones.
Her country place Long Island at Massapequa-
has been in her family for generations
Lucius wilmerding. who marries Miss Helen Cut
ting on next Monday, at St. Georges Church. viii
have as his ushers Richard Wharton, Duncan
Harris Edward Marvin. Pendeton Rogers. Will
lam Whitehouse and Coster Wilmerding while
R. Rayard Cutting will be best The brides
maids. already announced in this column. Will
be Miss Caroline Drayton. Miss Caroline Wilmer
ding Miss Jessie Sloane. Miss Violet Cruger, Miss
Muriel Robbins Miss GwendoIyn Burden. Miss
Alice Roosevelt and Miss Elizabeth. Miss Ruth and
Miss Olivia Cutting