The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-19

tomorrow afternoon. The other dates
fixed are March ~ and April s.
One Of the big parties OF the week will
be that on March 20 Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
w, de Forest Of Washington Square North
who entertain the members Of the Thursday
Evening Club. Hindoo magicians viii
entertain, At the last Thursday Evening
Club meeting, when Mrs. Henry Draper
was the entertainer, George F. Kunz gave
an Informal talk and an exhibition OF the
gems found in America.
Next Saturday, March Is, will be one Of
the busy days Of the week. There are
tournaments on at both the Badminton and
Evening Badminton clubs. The latter was
organized by Dudley Morris, Archibald E.
stevenson and Walter Hopping. The
patronesses are Mrs. John j. Stevenson,
Mrs George +. Morris, Mrs. William Baird
smith, Mrs. Duncan Sterling, Mrs. John p.
Tlden, Mrs. Francis l.. Patton, Jr., Mrs.
Gilbert Colgate. Mrs. William Browning
Nisbet, Mrs. Adolphe Fisher, Mrs. John
Erickson, Mrs. Walter c. Hubbard and Mrs
Wilson Peterson. Another event Of that
night will be the annual spring fete at the
Riding Club in East Flfty-eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Mcvickar and
Miss Daisy Hollins, who were passen gers
on the last trip out Of the Koenigin Luise
viii be in Rome for the Easter Church celebra-
tons and will make a trip in al automobile
all the way TO Paris. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Earle stevens, nee Whitaker, the latter q
cousin Of Mrs. McYickar, will occupy the
hcNickar dwelling, 9 West Thirty-ninth
street, dur! Ing the absence Of the couple,
and will take possession of their own new
home IN the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cews gave a dinner
Of twenty-five covers on Monday night.
when Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie were
the chief guests. Mrs William l.. " Glyn
Of IS East SiTty-frst street gave dinner
on Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs George
X. Schieselin gave a dinner on THURSDAY
for their daughter, Miss Dorothy Sohiefe-
lin, and Miss Augusta de Peyster also en- ter
tanned number OF friends at her home,
$50 Madison avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. William
EDWARD Glyn wore among the "Wednesday
night dinner givers.
Miss Margaret Dix, who attended her
sister, Miss Katherine DIX, at her wedding
with William X. Wheelook some time ago
as maid OF honor, II with Mr. and Mrs.
II. Mckay Twombly in California. Miss
Twombly and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W.
Vanderbilt are Of the party.
The Women's University Club Ia tho scene
Of some Of the Lenten diversions. Thore
" a TnllalC
from until o'clock. and on Friday after
noon the first Of two teas was given. Mrs.
Herbert Parsons presided at the tea table
and Mile. Marie Louise GiTault, the guest
Of honor, gave some French recitations.
Next Friday Miss Anne OHagsn win be
at the tea table, and Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
Markham will be the guests OF honor Mr.
Markham will read few Of his unpublished
poems. Next Saturday night Wesley Wey-
man will give a piano recital there.
Miss Helen T. Barney and Archibald S.
Alexander have decided on a Lenten we'd
ding and Saturday, April "a the day S.
leoted. Miss Bamey'S attendants viii in
clude her sister, Mas Katherine Barney.
Miss Adelaide Randolph, stepdauRhter OF
her uncle, the late William c. Whitney;
Miss Ethel Cryder. Miss Natica Rives and
Miss Mary Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin, Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Roberts were among
the arrivals from England last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Martin passed their honeymoon
al the place at Coventry Of Mr.. Martins
the couple have been in Egypt Mrs.
Martins parents, Mr., and Ms Henry
Phipps, have been over here for some time.
This is the first visit Of Mrs Roberts 10 this
side.
There IL talk that Miss Natalie Wells
and Harry T. Peters will have May we'd
ding at Newport The cottage Of Mr. and |
Mrs William Storrs Wells, one Of tho finest
there, will be in readiness for their arrival
by May /.
Among the titled individuals who ar
rived during the week were Sir John Bev-
erloy Robinson, Lady Robinson. Woo Adj
miral Lord Charles Beresford, Comte Roger
Prince Poniatowsky, Sir George !