New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
About People and |ocfal Incfdenfsl
NETWORK SOCIETY.

4 NEW-rOhN SO(iEifs
| Mr. and Mrs Lucius X wilmerdinx n ar.
booked sail for Europe next Thursday. and
| will remain abroad throughout the summer The,,
were married Monday last. at ST. Georges
| Stuyvesant Square
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Livingston and Miss France,
de Peyster returned yesterday to New-York from
/ Aiken.
c. Oliver Isein has likewise returned from Aiken
He arrived in town few hours before the death
| Of his father. Adrian Iselin-
Captain and Mrs woodbury. Kane who were
married Monday at Aiken. will spend the
! mer at Newport. and will open Mrs Kane's cot
tage there for the season early IN May
Among those who sailed yesterday on the Baltic
for Europe were Mrs Ogden GoeIet and her sister
Lady Herbert. Miss Calender. Miss de Forest.
Mrs. J. n Hammond and Mr.. and Mrs. W. North
Duane Mrs. Goelst. while abroad, will visit her
daughter. the Duchess Of Roxourshe.
A concert will be given this evening at Carnegie
Hall for the benefit OF Music School Settlement
, at which Nine. Emma Eames VIII sing Among
the patronesses Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt.
Mrs. W Seward Webb. Mrs. n Mex Twornbly
and Mrs c. B. Alexander
Tho sewing class known as The Helpers. which
works for the Home for Incurabes had its
weekly meeting yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Stuart Pullman West In East 5sth-st- It's
members include Mrs. Sidney de Kay. Miss Janet
de Kay. Mrs. GrenTills winthrop. Mrs Cortland
s. Van Rensselaer, and Mrs. William Bloodgood-
Miss Leary's Bellevue Hospital Sewing and
Knitting Class meets this morning at her house
No. Is East 75th-st.
Mrs. Pierce Mali. Mrs Clarence c. Rice. Miss
Delaheld. Miss Chanler and a number OF other
well known women patron. sses OF an enter
tomorrow night at the Berkeley Lyeeunn. in be-
half OF the Greenwich Settlement IL viii take
the form Of the presentation OF two French plays.
Archibald Alexander who rnarrses Miss Helen
Barney on April s. gives his farewell bachelor din
at Delmonico's the day after tomorrow.
Hugo Barring and his bride. Lady Evelyn Barring
we'll the latters daughter by her first mar
riage. the Hon Nora McGarrel Hogg. are due here
the day after tomorrow from England the
Celtic, and their arrival viii so 10 their house.
No. 21 Madison-ave.. which has been occupied
a portion of the winter by Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Guinness. Mrs Guinness sailed for England last
Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence Il. Mackay. who had been for
nearly week at her place at Roslyn. Long Island.
returned TO town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pollock win close their
house in Madison-ave. for the season about April
20. and will leave town for their country place
PlttSneld. Mass
Mr.. ard Mrs Augustus Jay. Mrs. Valentine Mott
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. jr., Mrs. ". H
Sands and Miss Anita Sands are still at Aiken
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Pr1ryn win spend thu early
part OF the at Greenwich. Conn
Mrs Taft. wife OF the Secretary OF War, has ar
rived in town from Washington for few days stay
which VIII be devoted TO preparations for her trip
to the Philippines
Captain and Mrs Philip Lydis have r-ntsd the ".
G, Weld cottage IN Bellevue-ava. Newport
which used for several seasons summer
quarters OF the British Embassy.
Mrs. Albert Gallatn and the Misses GaIiattn ara
at Lakewood
Mrs. Francis Stevens at Baltimore WITH her
mother. Mrs. Benjamin Horwitz-
Robert 2. Todd has invited Pouitney Bfgeiow
Paul Outerbridge and James C Ayres TO be his
guests his yacht the Thistle, when he sails her
across the in the for tie Enpero<s Cup.