New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.

Mrs. John Hay is IN town for the purpose a
spending week with her daughters Mrs Payns
Whitney and Mrs James WadsWorth. tr. Mr. ana
Mrs. Payne Whitney leave here in few days for
Thcmasville. Ga. to stay with Colonel Oliver n.
Payne
Or. and Mrs W. Seward Webb. with their daup,-
ter. Miss Frederiea Webb and party OF friends.
leave town az the end OF the week on a special
train feT their stock farm at Santa Barbara. Cal.
and will be absent until the end OF March. Mrs
Webb spent the week end at Groton.
Mr. and Mrs J. Laurens Van Alen Mrs. Hermann
oelrichs and Henry F. Shoemaker and his laughter.
Miss Blanche Shoemaker. sail to-day for Europe
Mrs Robert Winthrop leaves here to-morroz
bound for ConstantinopIe TO stay with her dauzh
faires OF the Netherlands al the Sublime porte a.
Mrs. Henry A Barclay gave a large theatre
party last night for her daughter. Miss Mildred
Barclay. which ehaperoned by her married
daughter. Mrs. ]. Stevens Ulman. It vas followed
by a supper and an informal dance at her house In
Washington Square. Among the guests were Mss
Beatrice Morgan, Miss Martha P. Strong Mss
catherine Rhoades, Miss Grace Ruggles. Miss
lie Coe Campbell, Miss Janet Dana. Miss GIa Iys
Rice. SCHUYLER Schienelin. ]. stevens UIrnan1 4
Ruggles
Mrs Herbert Sanford Carpenter also had a thea
tire party last night. preceded BY a dinner at her
Carpenter. @
Mrs. John Jacob Astor who was 70 have sailed q,
the Kronprinz Wilhelm to-day. has postponeI bs-
departure OF the slight indisposition os
her son. Vincent Astor She expects TO sail on
Friday, March s. not Wednesday. March ! Is the
date set for the dance to be given az the ST Regis
Miss Elsie Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newbold Leroy Edgar as weu a
Mr. and Mrs Bradish Johnson. ]. Bowers Lee.
Robert Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Loriner Worden
and Henry b Livingston, have all left town and
are at Palm Beach
Tonight the Metropolitan Opera House will be tba
scene OF the special performance OF "CavaI-
leria Rusticana" and II PagIiacci' for the benefit
OF the italian Benevolent Institute and the Society
for the Protection OF italian Immigrants. SIgnor
Caruso and others Of the leading artists OF the
METROPOLITAN Opera Company have volunteered
their services. Among those who have purchased
Pierpont Morgan Mr.. and Mrs Clarence n
MaSkay. 3cID9g BcSIh99g and Mrs Henry c, Potter, Mrs.
Lorillard Spencer and Mrs H Fairfield Osborn.
Another entertainment set for this evening Is
the dance to be given on the United States ship
Granite State. at East 24th-st.. by the Second D-
vision. 1st Battalion Naval Militia. OF New-York
Mrs. Stephen H P. PeH Mrs. Hilborne L Roose-
xelt, Mrs. Talbot olyphant and Mrs George H
Benjamin are among the patronesses who VIII
ceive the guests
Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings gives musical On
Thursday afternoon at her house IN East T2a-st
Francis Rogers will sing.
Mrs. John R. Drexel and her sister. Mrs Van
wyck. leave here for Aiken at the end OF the
week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne whitney Isn
town for the same destination yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Morgan. ir., returned 70 town
yesterday from Boston
washingtons Birthday tomorrow viii be made
the subject OF special celebration at the Metro
politan Club. which will keep more or less open
house throughout the day. number OF luncheons
the occasion
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Twombly are at S. Au-
gustine. Fla
Mrs. Cary T Hutchinson has issued Invitations
for a dinner Monday in honor OF Mrs Hgtn-
botham of Toronto Shs likewise gives dinnsr
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews are leaving teen q
the end of the week for Palm Beach
morrow.
William Rulofr Kip sails on the Kronprins TO-
day for Cherbourg. He will remain some tina
in France and Switzerland where he will use his
french touring car which he recently sent over.
Mr. and EIrs. J. Allen Townsend go to Mexico On
Saturday. aEG Mr.. and Mrs. De Lancey Kountzs
are now at Macon. Ga.