New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-04
Abo1xf People and Social Incidenfs.

Mrs- 1ohn H. Parsons. On their return IN -
tne ne"y married couple will maks their horn. :,
the Essex The bridegroom IS a partn.r 80 80
firm OF Cuyler. Morgan & Co ana vva, 49, .ns
president IN this city OF the Prfncatov, - ~
likewise belongs TO the Union Club and /, ne
of Mrs. Morris X Jesuo "ophss
Another daughter was born 20 NJ, c..
Gould yesterday at her house IN Fifth av.n,sS gay
being her seventh child and her four,b -. -. .ni'
me eioese Is Kingdom Could now In hl, nl,.. $50
year anu an undergraduates at Columns, ~.
younger orothers are Jay Gould and Georz. as
Gould IT. The Oldest Of the four daughters = sf
Marjorie. now seventeen who wifi 49, - . Mss
next winter Miss Helen and Miss Edith Cont ~
name has as yet been chosen sor tha vo-'- sc
child 'o1nsas'
Mrs. Edmund L. BayIies Nrs ror-
Mrs stuyvesant Fish. Mrs. Ogden nnrg .,s
Pierpont Morgan and Mrs. NJ Orro. 49, !.
among the patronesses Of the ccncert - - ne
at the WALDORF week from tomorrow IN -.
OF the Seamen's Benefit Society Mras p. o@'
OF the Metropolitan Opera, N GIfb.r- 49, :, 90
baidi will be in the programme - IL
Another charitable entertainments .,
future 10 me concert to be given On S.
evening March II. et the Waldorf IN a,s -. tas
italian Immigrant Society and Mfss I.a--s- =, - 20
Settlement Nine Nordica, VI. Gilbert ana St- .An
Caruso will sing. and Victor derber, - . - snos
chestra viii play. Among the patrous-sAs or-
Charles T. Barney. Mrs. PRESCOTT Han -
Countess Massegia, Mrs Stanford Whit. ,s1 ~
William Jay Schieffelin and Mrs LorilIard sos
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Shoemaker MIA.
Shoemaker and Miss Augusta de Peyztsr as.A'a.
yesterday for California. and VIII DO abs.,. ~
about six weeks -
Mrs. e n. Taller. Mrs. Richard Irwin Mr., Urn
lam Jay and Mrs. James L. Barclay ar, s-,o--
trar fr0r7o n PcHa
given tomorrow afternoon at sherry's nv ~
Sarah Cowles Le Moyne for the bensnc a. ~.
Girls Club OK the Church Of the Ascension nsrs,n
Outgoing liners will carry a large con.tuz.r. =,
well known people to Europe this week Ar,onr,
those departing between now and Saturday 80
Mrs. Astor. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coleman
Drayton and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Laurens Van Alan
who are all booked TO sail on SATURDAY. On ~.
Carmania- Mrs. Aston will proceed to London N
stay with her daughter. Mrs. George ogilvy Ha,z
who has now her own daughter Miss Carolina
Drayton. living with her. Afterward Mrs Asto.
will go to Paris to her home IN ths Cnarnn.
Elysees. to remain until after the Grand Prtx Be-
fore returning 70 this country IN September 30
expects to visit some German baths with kr1
Haig and Miss Drayton-
March IT has been set az the date for the w.d.iny
OF Miss Helen Bcgert Lane. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Burke-Roche. with Miss Cynthia Rocha
sailed yesterday for Genoa on board the Prtucass
Irene. Among their fenow-passengers were Mr.
and Mrs FREDERIC Gallatin.
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock r. IS rapidly recovertu.
from the operation which she recently underwent
at Miss A L Alston's saratorturn. in West Is,
street, and which necess!tated her return from
Aiken. where she was spending the winter with
her husband at their country place there shs IVA,
Miss Louise NJ. Eustis and a granddaughter Of
the late w W. CorcOran. Of Washington Her hus.
band. Thomas Hitchcock. r.. Is staying with hi.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, ar a,
their house IN East 18th street
Mrs. Vanderbilt. Mrs Stuyvesaut Fish Mrs New
bold Morris and Mrs. Payne Whitney ara arnor.
the patronesses Of the readings to be given By
Charles Gibson at the waldorf-Astoria on Tuas-
day afternoons throughout March
Sowing classes are the order OF the Gay now ira,
Lent has begun. and as they constituts a form Of
Lenten activity which enables women TO meet a,
one another's houses and exchangs the news q:
the day Wills working for charity they sntcy
considerable popularity. The class which works to-
the New-York Infant Asylum. OF which the lats
Frederic de Peyster was president meets to-r1or.
row morning at Mrs. de Peyster's house in Eas,
setn street Among it's members are Mrs. Dallas
bdcne Hrtlls MIS-. prescott Hall Butler. Mira yOhl
NJ Bowers. Mss Eleanor lie Roy and Mrs r. g.
Witherbee
The class which works for the Home OF Incur
ables and which is known as The Helpers meets
on wednesday afternoon at Mrs Stuart Pullman
VESTS house. IN East 18th street At It's meetings
there Is always music. while the sessions ara
brought TO a close with O'Clock tea, at witch
men tolerated
On Thursday the Bellevue Sewing and Knitting
class which works for the Bellevue Hospital meets
at Miss Leary's house. ard on Friday the class
which devotes its energies TO the Nursery and
Chtld's Hospital viii have its second session OF
the season at the house OF Mrs William L. Kings
land IN F-<th avenue. Among its members ars
Mrs. Benjamin I1nower. Mrs. James W. Gerard
ST.. Mrs Chester Grswold. Mrs. Frederick ~ God
dard. Mrs. e j. Berwtn. Mrs. Alexander Van Nest
and Mrs Henry F. Dimock.
Another peculiarly Lenten diversion Is badni1-
ton and the Badnninton Club meets every Saturday
afternoon until Easter at The 18th Regiment ar
mory Mrs Rhinelander. well Mrs. Charles
B. Alexander. Mrs Frederic Galatin Mrs. Henry
A Coster and Mrs. Lion Gardiner are usually 20
oe FOUND at the meetings on Saturday afternoons
following officers for the year: President. A T.
van Laer; first vice president Henry 8 Smell;
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