New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
Abouf People and SoctaI Inc;do->~

take place on Thursday Marcs i.
iauies Auxiliary OF the Lvins.T, - :, N aid 4.
o'lu avenue The stage in the a.. sptal IN g
Waioori-Astoria Will be ARA, 'airoon atm.
VIZ" rare tapestries and 80. S2at,,
liohl MS own and Charles T p-~Ulle tuEai,..
20 represent the salon OF An ala -- colsc,lo,,
-" - 90 constitute the setting - sac,
"llu vi" furnish an effective b,ct,.. 'ns Dic,grs
,epIouucuon OF Nelasquez Roro1s. Tor q,
Natter, Gainsoorough. etc. '"''sS' Van Dyss
Mrs. z. y. Potter and p,,.,,
- Morning Walk =. s1rs
sephlne Flagg will De one 81 Mss "a
Velasquez. Miss Edith Kane Min lnfantas," !,
constance Curtis and nv NJ. y posed b Mn
nave the arrangements OF The -, wood, VI.
20 reproduce some OF the No.. 'Iaas IN haas
ms OF "Da Foil" Miss Cons... pasa,
heaO'lce Pratt will be Romp4v,. go. ana Sa
MISS beatrice Morgan will Be The I,-,- asa
VI masterpiece by Natter Clara,e sOs'FaSa
Percy K Pyne. "a. will figure =, -, lazy aad
Dyhe, ana 1Ts. Peter Cooper Hev,t, - ~ Vaa
se'H4lse. Miss Edith Deacon ia 70 .o-.' 'Hs aiaa
sent spanish Dancer" and M, . a.
AieNahoer as portrait OF "Bea,ri.a --.osa
- '''l7 "'Ich she wore at the ,ano,,
s.'Th ~ her mother Mrs. Charles y Ts's
"esN ago. Mrs Ralph Pulitzer wa, .. SaS
taken part In the tableaus but v,u, s % law
able to DO so. owing to her ir,,..s,- now b u
for Europe, Immediately after bor Ts. uepat1s
JekyI Island return nua
me musical portion OF ths enter,airr,....
Iu.AiSileu oy an orchestra In which Ms, 80.
ERNIE barney plays the first violin. and -, -
composed OF young people belonging 70 hsr -
olate set They meet twice a waa,- a. VI. as
heys house In Park avenue. ana cav. ,ss Des
any successful! concert at shsrry~z IN. '
srainine VIII include little French H. SO
FORMED oy Mrs Francis Mcneil Bacon. n -.
Ferrih- tickets may BE- obtained from NJ, N
Plerson Hamilton. No 80 East s6th street.
Mrs. Astor. who was placed In rnourni,, g..
oeiore christmas through the death OF her sc,.-S
son-ia-IaW' George Ogilvy Haig. at Chester ESz'
land, has Just sustained another loss OF a r.,.,.
through the death Of her brother-fn-Iau -
irving. who died on Tuesday az the advances -.
OF ninety-foUr. and whose funeral will taks r...
tomorrow at 1890 at the Church OF the Incs--.'
ton He married Mrs. Astors sister. Mas E,.,
SchermerhoTn. who died s0me years ago
Edward s. Willing. the father Of Mrs. John I,,0,
AstOr. Is seriously III at PHILADELPHIA that =.
has abandoned her intention OF going this week :
Aiken He has bene in feeble health ,o- .0r.
time. and. owing to his advanced Sgs fear, ~,
entertained concerning his recovery
Mr.. and Mrs J. Borden Hartman haya uov.a
into their new house. No IS East 18th yr.,
which is, however still IN the hands Of ths worn.
men.
Announcement Is made OF the engagensnt n
Robert A Grannis r.. OF Mr.. and Mrs ROb.r,
A Grannis. OF Morris Plains. " J., TO Miss Mary
de Barry. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Adolphs
de Barry.
Nursery and Child's Hospital Sewing Class holis
its first meeting OF tho Lenteu season this morn.
ing at the house OF Mrs. Henry F. Dmock, in Eas,
Goth street Next Friday It will meet at tbs house
OF Mrs. George hingsland-
Among the dinners given last night was one By
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fairfield Osborn at their house
Madison avenue.
The Bellevue Sewing and Knitting Class Win
meet at Miss Leary's house Thursdays during
Lent
Two newly married couples. Mr.. and Mrs Francis
Cunningham Bishop and Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
ROnaIds. sailed for Europe yesterday the Amer
ika- Among their fellow passengers were Nsthsasl
Thayer, J. Bruce Ismay. Mr.. and Mrs. Lara Andsr-
son. Lord Terence Browne and Ogden AIils Bishop
Mr.. and Mrs John r Drexel sail for Europe
next month 10 spend the summer abroad