New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-15
Abort People and Social Incidents.

Keats's ode TO Grecian Urn" and several other
OF his poems, while Mrs Francis Welman sang
some Of the best known Of the verses OF Shelley,
Others who took part in the programme were Dr..
Henry van DYKE Dr. s. Weir Mitchell. r Hopkin-
son Smith. Mrs. Ruth McEnery Stuart and Miss
Beatrice Herford.
Among those present were Mrs. Grover Cleve-
land General Horace Porter. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Joseph Coghlan Count Aldrovandi the Italian
Consul General and Countess Massiglia, Mrs.
Charles F. Alexander. Mrs. Frederick W Wander
bilt Mrs Howard Mansfield, Mrs. ". Bayard Cut-
Ting Mrs Payne Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Watson Glider. Miss Ann Morgan Mrs. Herbert
SatterIee Sir Percy SandersOn, the Rev. DR.. Nor
gan Dix and Miss Margaret Dix Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick w, Whitrdge the Marquis and Marquiss
Del Mobile. Mr. and Mrs. George Haven Putnam
and Miss Glider.
Mrs Joseph H Choate entertained the Thursday
Evening Club last night at Sherry's. and after the
rendering of a programme in which Miss Cecilia
Lotus appeared in several representations, supper
was served. The club numbers among its members
Mr.. and Mrs J. Pierpont Morgan, the Hon John
Pigelow and Miss Grace Bigelow, Mr. and Mrs
Frederick w Whitridge. Mr. and Mrs. W Piersoa
Hamilton. Mrs. Charles Post and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert de Forest.
March . has been set as the date for the wedding
of Miss Dorothy Snow to Harry l. Nicholas in St
Nary's Church Tuxedo Miss Snow VIII have the
following bridesmaids: Miss Lydia Mason Jones.
y
,nso1 Miss Lily Page. Miss Annah Dillon Ripley,
Miss c;eorgette Haven BorIand Miss Dorothy Kane
and Miss Peta Nicholas. Harry Peters VIII he best
man The bride is a daughter OF MT and Mrs.
Frederic \. Snow.
Arthur Delano Weekes. jr.. whose marriage to
Miss Dorothy Lee IIgsinso1, daughter or Mt and
Mrs lanes ]. Hiecnsou. viii take place in Grace
Church Chantry on February o. will give his fare
well bachelor dinner tonight at Delmonico $
Dinners were given last night by General Horace
Porter al hts house in Madison avenue; by Mrs. j.
piorno,t Morgan. tr. at her home I'm Madison
nue.: by Mrs Henry T. Dimock, at her house in
East Goth street and by Mrs. Henry T. Coe. al her
house in East 10th street.
Earlier in the day Mrs. Walter C. Oalman gave
a luncheon. followed by bridge. at SHeTrys, and
Mrs George Elliott gave a St Valentines luncheon
for Miss Mary c. Elliott. at her house in East 5lth
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gould viii leave town for
their place On JekyI Island next Friday.
Mrs. Oakley Thorue win sail for Europe on
March Is.
Tn. sewing class which works for the Fresh Air
Association Of the Cathedral of St John the d.
vine met yesterday at the home Of Mrs. J. Borden
Hartman. The next meeting will be held at Mrs.
Richard Twins house on Thursday next
The Bellevue Hospital sewing and knitting class
will hold its meetings at Miss Leary s house IN
Fifth avenue. during Lent. To-day the sewing
class of ST. Aary's Guild will meet az the home o.
Miss Cecily I. Sheldon, in East 10Th street.
Mrs. August Heckscher and Miss Heckschsr viii
sail for Bermuda next week
Mrs. Horace s Ely. OF No. 70 East 55th street.
announces the engagement Of her daughter. Marian
wolcott Girls void. 10 Henry 3. Briton, son OF Mr.
and Mrs Charles 2. Brittou OF No. 10 West 18th
street.