New-York tribune., 1911-03-05
People and Social Incident,

musicals. theatricals, dinners. iuncb...-
and bridge parties MI the progrsmr.
deed, we're IL not for the activity a.
various sewing classes which meet IN
one would be at pains TO recall thu, x
York is IN the midst Of the penltentIsl s,'.
days.
Charitable entertainments naturalIy
In for large share OF attention i.,
present, and on Tuesday next sherrv.s
he the scene OF an affair OF this kind 1,
half of the babies ward OF the Post.c,..
uate Hospital. II has been organized
Mrs Orme Wilson. jr.. Mrs. Pauldinr y.
dick. Mrs. a. GouverneUr Wellmsn. W.
Elizabeth Cutting, Miss Eleanor Morris.
and Miss Dorothy Kane. while among a.
patronesses are Mrs. +. Fulton Cu,,,,s
Mrs Frederick W. Whitridge, Mrs. T,.,
dore Roosevelt. Mrs. Stuyyesant Fish W.,
ogden Goelet and Mrs. Frank g. With.. +
bee The programme comprises sks,,.
entitled "'rhe Dream OF the Nile" IA.
anese lyric. an old French playlet sn.,,,.,
Les Laitieres" and a burlesque T.cs...
can be obtained from Mrs. orme Wis. I
jr.. No. 20 East 6sth street.
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include the annual concert for the hon.
Of the New York Diet Kitchen Associa,i..
at the Waldorf Astoria, tomorrow week .
the afternoon. and the performance OF "a,
Ideal Husband" on Wednesday. Msrcn
at the Plaza, for the benefit OF char,ty. !,
amateurs; while on the following day
Mi-Carenle fancy dress dance and thea,r.
cal entertainment will take place 4,
Sherry's for the benefit Of the West 81.
Juvenile Club, In Greenwich street Ho,.
land s. Davis, Tracy Hoppin and Hsfoy
Imrie being in charge OF the affair and n.
patronesses comprising Mrs J. P.erpo,,
Morgan. Mrs Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Nm
Anson ". Hard and Mrs. Moses Tsylr
Pyne.
Still another feature OF Lent are the yl0
lin and piano recitas OF SIr. and Mrs Davs
Names, under the patronage OF Mrs Pan,
whitney, Mrs. John ". Auchincloss, M,
Benjamin Nicoll. Mrs. j. West Rooseye. +
and Mrs. Courtlandt Dixon Barnes II.
first OF the three concerts will take plse,
on Thursday morning. at Mrs. Otto n
Kahn's house. in East 6sth street III,
second, at the home OF Mrs. Henry L
Wardwell. in East 18th street, and the la 4
one, at Mrs. Payne Whitney's house, q
Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Payne whitney and Ter husband a.,
Just at present al Palm Beach with Nm
Reginald c. Vanderbilt. Miss Eleanor
Sears Mr. and Mrs. Frederc, W Nands
bil. and the Duke and Duchess Of Mar.
chester. but are returning North this vesk /
Others at Palm Beach arc Mr. and Mrs
Egerton Webb. who returns Friday; Nm
William x. Vanderbilt. jr., Mr.. and Nr
Herbert s. Coppell. Mr.. and Mrs. Lavreno b
waterbury. Mr. and Mrs Henry Worthlus
ton Bull. Mrs. r. French Vanderbilt sn
her brother, Amos Tuck French; Worthlng
ton Whtehouse and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lothrop Ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney. shs
have been in Europe for some time, also
sail for home this week. and purpose "a
spend a good deal Of time AZ Brookdsl'
Farm. in Monmouth County. y. j., place
which may be regarded a. one Of the great
est nurseries OF racing and ot hunting n
the East. Harry Payne Whitney. ate
having been the lessee ot Brookdale for
number Of years. has recently purchased w.
and II is said that the private track OF Or
own there will be tho scene Of many con
test in the future between hts oTn horsss
and those Of his friends. Indeed, Mr.. aui
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, who. II is said
will spend more time in the future Of
Brookdale than at their place on Ions
Island. contemplate converting the formef
into Just as much centre for prNas
racing as George Jsy Gould's country sea-
at Lakewood has become In the mater o.
po-o Meanwhile their mouse on Fifth ave
uue and sSth street is being prepared ioI
their arrival and Il may be added tns'
,bev do not expect 90 make any stay al
their place at Aiken. 5. c., this sprins'
lanes g. Blaine, 80. of Newport son
Of the late Mrs. William T. Bull ana gram
son Of the statesman. will be married on
Thursdav next 10 Miss Marion Oo''
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard .. Do''
ouinS 10 the recent death OF the o'a''
eroom's mother. the ceremony WI
,uie, one the invita- tons being imiten "
near relatives and half dozen lh'ilnsN
frienSs The young couple vii SAN OF
c.,u-day for six weeks motor uP
abroad and will be accompanied oy "
hridecroom's brother, William T. Bull. vho
Is going to Germany for study
Frederick Townsend Martin. who e1ul.
tains a party AT dinner to-nignt a. w
plaza to meet the Mayor and Mrs. Gsl'
nor has abandoned his annual spring uY
- Palm Roach and is booked 70 san y
q q
peninsula will proceed 20 Farls' NHe
has an apartment lie leaves to"n 81 ~
end OF the week for Schenectad! ana W"
be there on Sunday next for the purpos''
delivering an address 20 tho students !"
r-niop College and 10 the members OF .n'
Young Mems Christian Association "
evening he has large olnne'
sbcrrv's for Judge Lewis l.. fa"cetI o.
will aftorvard take his guests 70 u'
theatre.
Among other dinners OF the week s'
those Of Mrs. George L. Baker ana OF Nj
Frederick Pearson on Friday, OF MIS- D.
rperv at her house. in East es'h sh.e'
an Tuesday: Of Mrs. James Burke h'0.
a, tho Hotel Gotham on THURSDAY WIZ
on "Wednesday week Mrs. Lettuce Ice IV"
Geld has a largo dinner at tho Buckins"'
Hotel. where she is spending the Winei
Mrs. Frederic J. de Peys,er' Se"ihe V
begins It's season tomorrow, when US i''..
hers will meet at her house, IN bss'
street. The class will assemble ths'0
Monday mornings throughout Lent.
The Right Hon. Sir Horace fiunn
Elisha Dyer. Lispenard Stewart OouhsI
Jean dc Kergolsy and her dausht'
Mr.. and Mrs George :. Scott ssiie'
yesterday on ooaru
Oceanic. while among those who let' oy w.
Italian Line for Genoa were Ccnltns"