New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-19
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Mrs yanderbilt's dance on Friday at her HOUSE,.
In West 57th-st. Is the principal entertainments OF
note between and Lent. More than four hun
bred invitations have been issued. and it VIII havo
the effect OF bringing back 20 town number OF
people who have already left the city for theG
country seats. attracted thither by the enjoyment
Of winter sports. of which It must be cOnfessed
there Is a surfeit this year The dance will be given
especially for Miss Gladys Vanderbilt
Among those present will be her brother Reg><sd-
and his wife. But Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney win
not be there. for she leaves town with her hus-
band Tomorrow for their place at Aiken s c.
DeImonico's was the scene last night OF meet
ing Of the Saturday Evening Dancing Class The
guests were received by Mrs Charles R. Hunting
ton Mrs. John GARRISON Jay and several OF ths
other patronesses Charles H. Sheriff. led the
dlion 1t is not decided whether there viii be
other meeting OF this class after Easter.
The weekly meeting OF the BadmiptOn Club took
place Yesterday in the afternoon. the 18th Rest-
ment ArmOry
Mrs Stephen II. p PeIl. Mrs HIborne l. ROoss-
welt. Mrs. Talbot Oyphant and Mrs George Il
benjamin VIII be among the patrOnesses OF the
dance given on Tuesday evening By the ID Division
lst Battalion Naval Militia OF New-York on the
United States ship Granite state. which is at East
24tl-st.
Another dance viii be that for which Mss Pea
triee Kinney has issued invitations on Thursday
a cot ohetFS' $ 1'.o0Ges art 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Francis shaw are likewise
giving dance on March 1 at the ST. Regis. Cor
Miss Elsie Shaw.
Tomorrow night Mrs Henry a. Barclay VII
give u large theatre party for her daughter Miss
Mildred Barclay. followed By a supper and an IN
formal dance at her house. in Washington Square.
Several Of the dancing classes viii have meetings
this week That Of Mrs David Dows has its hnaI
dance Of the season at Sherry's on Wednesday
Among its members are Miss Gertrude sheldon,
Miss Eleanor HOyt. Miss EIecta Havemeyer Miss
Rosalie De Forest and Miss Gladys Roosevelt On
Saturday the dancing class for young girls not
yet out, OF which Mrs Charles 3. Alexander. Mrs.
Richard Mortimer and Mrs. Charles Fl. Coster are
the patronesses. will have the last dance OF the
season at Sherry's-
James Henry Smith has cut short his tour in the
South and has announced his return 10 for
Tuesday. March :.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Laurens Van Allen are booked TO
sail Tuesday for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin weatAerbee leave here on
Thursday for Mexico
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert B. Boardnan are going
abroad early next month.
The marriage Of Malcolm FaIe and Miss Mar
guerite Henckel. daughter OF the late Francis r
Henckel took place yesterday at her home. in West
57th-st. The bride given away by her uncle.
Dr. George B. AiunToe. and attended by brides
maids. Miss Eleanor Henckel and Miss Jane Fails
arrayed in white chiffon cloth and lace. with lace
hats and yellow roses. Marjorie Monroe was tie
flower girl Kenneth FaiIe the best man. Wills
Daniel c. Sands. jr. Chester Lawrence. r.. and
Robert T. McGusty the ushers- The .cers-
rnony was performed by the Rev. DR.. William ".
Grosvenor. of the Church Of the Incarnation
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs William
Lefrerts. Joseph Frelinghuysen. Barent LeRerts,
General and Mrs. Grub and Mr.. and Mrs Charles
u. Halsey.
I, The engagement is announced Of Miss Vinifred
Prentiss Kay. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. James
Murray Kay. of BrookIine. Mass. Rutherford
Mead Shepard. of Mr. and Mrs Augustus D.
Shepard, of The Gables. Fanwood. y. J.
Everything points to the artistic. social ana
financial success OF the operatic performance to be-
given Tuesday evening at the Metropolitan
Opera House for the benefit OF the Italian Benevo-
lent Institute and the Society for the Protection
of Italian Immigrants. On this occasion "Caval-
The parterre and grand tier boxes viii be hued
with representative people. Among those who have
taken boxes and tickets J. PierDOnt Morgan.
Seth Low. Mrs. William D. Sloane. Mrs. John e
Parsons. Mrs. LoriIlard Spencer. Mrs. Henry c.
Potter and Mrs. Augustus D. JUiliard.
The cast will be the regular one for these operas
including Signcr CarUso and SignOr Scott. who
have generously volunteered TO sing.