The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-16
IN SOCIETY.


social affairs are supposed 10 be in abey-
anoe. Members Of the fashionable sewing
circles cease their charitable endeavors. The
Badminton Club even will give up its Satur-
day meeting and the Pioneer will not make
it's daily run to Ardsley and return on Good
Friday.
Last week was far from dull and on Thurs
day night number Of the deferred Hippo
drome parties were given, preceded, by
dinners and followed by sIppers. Robert
Walton Goelet was one Of the entertainers.
He will be the youngest OF the eligibles 10
keep up a bachelor establishment at New
port during the coming season. lhere
was A large assetnblage on Friday night IN
the Ladies' Annex of the Metropolitan
Club, when Mr.. and Mrs. Dave hennen
Morris gave a reception for the members
Of the Radcliffe Club.
The FINAL preparations for some Of the
big Easter weddings will be in order this
week. and great deal Of shopping for bridal
gifts will be done Yesterday was busy
socially. The members of the Badminton
Club we're out in force at the
armory Of the Twelfth Regiment, and the
officers and patroness ss--the Messrs. T. }
Oakley Rhinelandor, Rowland Peu, r.
Ashton de PeysteT, Mrs. Hhineiander, Mrs
Frederic Gallatin, Mrs. frederic Sheldon,
Mrs Frederic j. de Peyster, Mrs. Dallas
Bacha Pratt. Mrs. Henry {. Emmett, Mns.
George r. Dyer and Ms Walter Lispenard
Suydam-were kept busy while the games
for Mrs de Peyster's and the clubs hand
some silver cups went on. Inc tennis
tournament at the st. Nicholas Rink alb
sorbed the attention OF crowd OF young
people and wound up, Is on otheroccaslons,
with gay afternoon tea in the foyer.
Mr.. ard Mrs George J. Gould are enter
tanning a week end party at Georg an
Court, Lakewood. y. j. Among their
gucsts are James Henry Smith. who sails
In "A month to spend the summer abroad
The Goulds will start on Thursday for their
lodge In the Catshlls for brief stay.
FORSYTH Wiokes gave his bachelor dinner
last night at Sherry's. His guests in
cluded II. Rogers Winthrop, Frederic Ker-
nochan, Robert Turr bull, Archil aid Hari-
son, Eugene Hale, l.. Adams and James
WadswoTth, who will attend him "a test
man and rshers at his wedding with Miss
Marian A. Haver on the afternoon Of THUS
dav, April u, at St. Bartholomew Church.
One Of the Easter week weddings
scheduled is that OF Miss Matte Belle
Quarter and James Victor Mcdonald, to
take place in st. Thomas's Church on Tues
dav. April %. The bride-elect, who is a
daughteT Of Archibald Quarter OF 635 Park
avenue, fRs been very i'll Of late. IL is
now ANTICIPATED that she will recover he
fore the date set. She viii be ATTENDED, Dy
The Mias-s Georgia Bellmap and Josephine
Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Speyer will remain
in town until the lat Of May and tfen will
90 TO their country place at Scarborough
IN the Hudson. They have returned from
Furore only to prepare for another trip
apnarpntly, % they sail again on Jure 81
and Rave arranged to remain abroad for
three months,
Alfred SEVERN Bourne gave his bachelor
dinner last night Arthur X. Bourne
Poderick B. Barnes, Francis A. GeorgeT
louis s. Dewey, Harold A. Dodge, Sheldon
+ Martin Walton d. Day, James Z. Cum
bingham and Howard Corless were among
his guests. These will be his attendants
a. he wedding with Miss Hattie Louise
Barnes on Wednesday, April %, at the West
End Collegiate Church
Mrs. John W. Mackay and her daughter,
Princess d stigliano-Colonna, were the
v,,ests Of honor last night at dinner given
NV Mr.. and Mrs. Cha ence H. Mackay at
their country residence. Harbor Hill, Rosiyn
ii There we're many additional guests
Tor the musicale Rfterward. Josef Hof-
mann was one Of the artists. Ms. MaclSay
and Princess Colonnal vho arrived last
T,,eaday on the Kaiser Wilhelm H., will he
ibis aide lust one month and are making
ne Hotel Netherland their headquRrter3
In the latter part Of May and June they
an do a deal Of entertaining at their great
80 blishrnent on Carlton Terrace, London
pGncess Blanca Colonna, Mrs. Mackay's
granddaughter, is to be presented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay have
invited quests for some weeks ahead for
SvsaL end parties. Early In May Mr.. and
Mn. oliver Hartman will be their guosts
Tbere will be a smart turnout In the
nsighborhood Of the seventy-seoond street
sntTano, 20 Central Park on Thursday
morning 10 sec the Ladies Four-in-HAnd
Driving Club start on its annual parade.
Nrs Thomas Hastings, a. president will
he IN the lead. MIRA Arthur Iselin, nee
Law. the e-president Of the club, Is eI-
pocted 10 turn out also, az viii Miss Gladys
Vanderbilt, the newest club member.
Others who will be seen on their coaches
are Miss Louisa Walker CULVER, Miss
Inrelica Gerry, Miss Cornelia Bryce, Miss
FrsdeTioa Vanderbilt Webb, Miss Kate
Carv and Mic Adelaide Randolph. Their
S,lasts are likely to include some Of the
member Of the coaching club.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Watts Sherman Of SIS
yrle,A .,-.-,.. IN clonS, their tim houaa