The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-18
IN SOCIETY.

Mi-CarAme will be celebrated in different
fashions this week. Among the fashion
able aft airs will be the tableaux wants,
with amateur orchestra, and the little play
in French, la Soiree du Seize, v acted
by Mrs. +. Mcneil Bacon, DR., and Ernest
Perrin, in aid OF the Ladies' Auxiliary. Of
the Lying-In Hospital. Tickets for this
may be obtained from Mrs. W. Plerson
Hamilton, 80 East Thirty-slxth street.
An Oriental matinee tea will be given
on Thursday afternoon at the Hudson
Theatre by some matrons, including Mrs.
j. Alden Weir, Mrs. Alexander Tison, Mrs.
Howard Taylor, Mrs. Philip c. Sawyer.
Mrs. Orlando Rowland, Mrs. Eliot Norton.
Mrs. George l.. Nichols, Mrs. Richard
Mansfield, Mrs. Howard Mansfield, Mrs.
George A. Meyer, Mrs. Otto H. Kahn, Mrs.
Adrian H. Joline, Mrs. Henry. W. Harden,
Mrs. Ben Ali Haggin, Mrs. Richard Watson
Glider, Mrs. Paul Leicester Ford, Mrs.
H. H. Flagler, Mrs. Arthur Davies, Mrs.
PEaneke Il; BG sv ai,tn Mrs Mr saT Wi1lla m M
Allen, Mrs. Allan Tucker, Mrs; James NJ;
Townsend and Mrs. Imanishi. The Oriental
dances Of @Radha" will be the feature.
Absolutely no cards will be sold. Tea
will be served at s O'Clock In the foyer.
Friday night has been selected by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles steinway for their MI
Careme celebration, a masquerade n
fancy dress affair. 1t will be heidi in STEIN
way Hall
Prince del Drago, who seems to have as
great a liking for New York as the Duke
Of Newcastle, has attended many nners
operas and supper parties. His establish
ment in Rome in the Via Quattro Fontane
is rented to Ambassador and Mrs. Henry
White. Sir George Howard Darwin and
Lady Darwin, who is an AMERICAN are u
to arrive on the Cedric next Friday. Slr
George Howard Darwin was knighted by
King Edward on his recent return from tne
meeting Of the British Association in South
Africa. Baron A. Korff is at the Cambridge,
and Baron p. Foy sailed on the Lorraine
last Thursday.
DR.. and Mrs. W. Seward Webb have re-
turned from Palm Beach and will pass the
time until Easter at their town house and
their country establishment, Shelburne
Farms, Vermont. They sail in Easter week
for Europe and will make an automobile
trip on the other side.
Among those booked, to sail for Europe
next Saturday are Mrs. Benjamin Knower
OF 4 East Seventy-seventh street and her
0aURnUeT, MISS Mill BdIe huOWeI ohO -
next winters d~ebutantes. Mrs. Knower's
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Coleman Drayton, are now abroad.
The wedding Of George S. Brewster, son
Of Mrs. George S. Brewster of sos Fifth
avenue, and Miss Eleanor Bosher, daughter
of the late Robert S. Bosher, will take place
! on Thursday at the home Of the bride in
Richmond, Va. There will be no brides
maids or ushers. The bride will be at
tended by her sister, Mrs. Thomas Pursell,
az matron Of honor and the bridegroom
| by his brother. Frederick Foster Brewster,
| as best man. Alter n preliminary bridal
trip the couple will sail for Europe.
Miss Evelyn B. Schley and Max Howell
Behr will have a big wedding on Tuesday
afternoon. The Rev. DR.. william r. Hunt
ington will perform the ceremony at 4
| o'clock at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant B. Schley, SIS Fifth
avenue. The bride will be attended by
Miss Margaret Hall Behr, a sister Of Mr..
| Behr, as maid OF honor and by the Misses
Olive Schley, a cousin; Edith Rossiter