New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-02-07
About People and Social Incidents

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weather and temperature here in New York 70 So
relief therefrorn in Southern resorts especiari, .
New Orleans and at Havana, where the carnival b,
in fun swing; in the British West Indies and i,
Europe The great liners in fact. are sailing vt.s
crowded passenger lists. and among those NJ.
have gone abroad Mr. and Mrs. J. Laurens Va,
Allen. Mrs Charles VI. OeIrichs. her debuta1t.
daughter, Miss Blanche Oelrichs. and her sister
Mrs Theodore A Haveneyer. Mr.. and Mrs Alta
Wagstan jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre LoriIIard Po7.
aids. Mr.. and Mrs Frederick F. Narquand ali %
whom sailed yesterday. while J. Pisrpont Morgan
Alfred G. Vanderbilt. General Brayton Ives and
many others departed Wednesday.
Mrs Clarence II Mackay. who has returned iron,
Washington. Will give a dinner. followed By a mn
sicaI this evening at her house, IN Madison ave-
nue. for Miss Marjorie Gould. and musicals VIII
also be given to-day Dy Mrs. ". Everard strong
and by Mrs Reginald de KoVeI. Mrs G. Ledyard
Blair being scheduled for entertainment OF ths
same character tomorrow afternoon the Colony
Club on Tuesday evening Mrs Archibald has a
dinner dance, and the same day concert viii
take place at the Wadorf-Astoria at IL O'Clock IN
the morning for Of the Little Sisters q
the Assumption under the patronage of 3Irs. Ger
aldyn Redmond her sister, the Countess de La1-
gier-ViIlars, and Of Miss LeonJine Marie Mss
Geraldine Farrar and Ernest SchellLns ds-rs on
the programme Tuesday. TOO is the day SET for
the opening Of the annual Dog Show Of the West
minister Kennel Club at the Madison Square Car
dan with the largest number OF entries record
The club IS offering $4,000 worth OF prizes, besides
which cups and trophies OF one kind and another
have been presented by other clubs. as well BY
Harry Payne whitney. Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt.
Miss Anna Sands. Mrs A Butler Duncan, Mrs.
Clarence H MaCkay and August Belmont Ina
show will remain open until Friday night. and
Judging from the list Of exhibitors and exhibits VIII
r,rove tina rendezvous OF the fashionable world on
the afternoons Of at least three days Of the week
g Par+b,Iornev's Church viii be the scene On
wednesday Of the marriage OF Miss Edith Doudss
IT, # 2 he AZ
Tze1+f77ore The rector. the Rev Dr. Leighton
Parks Will perform the ceremony WhlcA VII D
followed BY a reception given BY the motaer OK
+ra bride Mrs James r DOudge, at her house, in
- sa+b street. Henry A Barclay J. Murray
1r,tcbeu and J. Randolph Robinson viii Dc among
the ushers-
Mrs Fl. Fairfield Osborn has given the use Of
r- house in Madison avenue for an entertainment
IN "Wednesday afternoon IN behalf o. me Ne"
yorl, Cooking School Miss Ethel Arnold VIII &C.
liver an address, and 50, TOO. VIII ex-AlI1Ass@loE
T,sa,b n Cboate while Nile. de Nys VIII give =
- - Rotations. Among the patrouesses ara
M ecbr1vIer n Warren. Mrs Charles Steele, Mrs
LIenrv Trevor Mrs. Henry Redmond and NrA
Charles D. Stickney-
,rrs Herbert shipnaan has organized Al sntsr-
tsfnment for the same afternoon and evening az
the Plaza in behalf OF the Fresh Ar Fund Of ne
Church OF the Heavenly Rest OF Wdich her Rus
hand IL rector. The programme comprises two
oara+-ss The first entitled ''Une Fate DC NAL
has been arranged by Kurt SCHNEIDER, OF the Net
ropoIitan opera. from GoUnod's ''Nirei--s. ard n
addition 70 the original airs several ProFe1sa4
foILsonzs will be introduced Among those who
will take part in this Miss Beatrice and Mss
JoseDnine Crosby Mss Dorothy BigeloT, Miss
Angelica Brown. Miss Eleanor Wh!uidse, Mss
Marjorie Bourne Miss Elizabeth Bertron, MrG
Russell H HoadIey and Mrs Henry Il Rogers, u
The second operetta- Air and Dances. By IA
meau. will represent the Greek era. and IN It Miss
Alice Preston. Miss Marjorie Gould. Miss Edith
and Miss Anzonella Kane. Miss Dorothy Randolph
and Miss Bessie YOakurn'w viii appear
ItaIy's earthquake sufferers are again the object
OF a charitable entertainment on Thursday, when
& bal poudre' VIII be given at the Plaza, under
the patronage Of Mrs Roosevelt the Queen OF Italy,
Baroness des PIanches. wife OF the italian Au5as-
sador at Washington. and Mrs Charles E Hughes.
and on Friday. L1ncoIn's Birthday, Mrs. F. Martin
Davies will give small dance at her home. IN East
SD street, by way OF a hous- warming
Aida viii be given as a special performances az
the Metropolitan Opera House on Saturday evening
for the benefit OF the Italian Benevolent Society
and Of the Institute Italian Immigrants CarusO
VIII be in the cast. and among those VINO haTs
taken boxes are Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan Mrs
Seth Barton French, Mrs William r schie1eia.
Mrs R Fulton Cutting. Mrs Prescott Hall Butler.
Mrs Charles B Alexander, Mrs william Pis-so1
Hamilton and Mrs Douglas Robinson
Both the army and the navy VIII be Vel repre-
scented at the annual charity BAH to- ne cement
of the Nursery and Chfd-s Hospital. which taxes
place on Tuesday night at the WaIdor'-Asto-ta-
Major General Leonard Wood VIII be present. with
Mrs. Wood and q large contingent OF the members
Of his stan and OF the other officers from Gov
e-nors Island. Many dinners are being given n
connection with the ball 70 which the various
hostesses will afterward take thei- guests
Among the members OF the floor COMMITTEES ara
Phoenix Ingrahan1. w O7DonueII Lss-iI. Alexander
NJ Hadden. Lydg HOyt Marshall r ks--1cHs1-
". RhineIauder Stewart IT.. T SUt-s-u TaLszs
Samuel d Babcock and Lawrence l. Gillespts
Nine. Rappold, Gilbert and SchiilL1g VII appear
with a number OF amateurs forming part q rs
Junior League in the concert 70 be given on FEB
ruary % the Waldorf in behalf Of the Hs1di-
craft School OF Greenwich House MS Charles b
Alexander. Mrs r Fulton Cutting. Mrs Harry
Payne Whitney and Mrs. William SCIlst1eli1 are
among the patronesses. while among the amateurs
who figure the programme are Miss Beatrics
Crosby. Miss Dorothea Draper. Mrs Russell HoaS-
ley, jr., and Mrs. Chauncey McKeevsr-
Mrs. Heth Lorton gave a reception yesterday
afternoon at her house, IN East 54th street sns
was assisted in welcoming her guests BY Miss Al
geIica Schuyler Church. Miss Rosale Gardner
Jones. Miss Eleanor Townsend Miss Aifnea
SHOEMAKER and Miss Marion Bull
Francis tombstone Hopson led the cotiuon az ths
nth OF the Saturday Evening Dances which TOOK
place last night at DeImouico's The guests Wsrs
received BY Mrs. Charles r. Huntington md -
eral OF the patronesses-
OBJECT TO BOOKER WASHINGTON