New-York tribune., 1912-03-31
PEOPLE and Social incidents

of creed, and II evinces a breadth az r.S
most advantageous in every respect for -.
community when one finds those 10 N.Y..
Holy Week and Good Friday stand o.
little observing il with respect. merely fro,.
motives Of good will and regard for csr,,,.
Of their fellow citizens.
There will re one bright feature IN ~.
gloom OF the week IN town. The Ea..,
holidays have begun. although Easter i,s.y
is still seven days of. and the town n Am
OF young people home from colleges, schoo,,
and universities, all bent on having ~.
most enjoyable time possible, in which h.
tent they are aided and abetted By thu.
parents, their growu-up brothers and ~.
ters their uncles and aunts and other r.I,.
tives. They bring 10 town a sort OF bre.r.
ness, as II almost intoxicated by the s.s,.
OF sudden freedom from restraint ana dia.
cipline 70 which thsir high spirits are sus.
tected at the various scholastic institutions
from which they have just come. Irds.d
the zest which they manifest IL every O.,
cldent Of metropolitan life adds !rnmsaprs.
bly, to the enjoyment Of those around than
Many OF the smart SET have already l.s,
town for the Easter holidays. which tssF
propose 10 spend al their country hovsx
around New York, along the valley Of TIA
Hudson. IN Westchester County on Lons
Island Sound and on Long Island its.li
where the New York colony is very largs
House parties are the order OF the day, and
the warm spring weather, with the spriur.
like appearance OF lawns and hedgsa
bushes and trees. all constitute an TIRE
slstible lure TO open air country life. On
Long Island. most OF the occupants Of the
places in the Hampstead. Meadow Brook
Wheatley Hills, Roslyn, etc, districts have
returned for the spring and post-Eas,sr
season, and life down there is as full q:
gayety and animation as It is gloomy Ia
town.
Commander Marconi will preside at 4
lecture 10 be given TOMORROW night in the
big ballroom at the Waldorf-Astors for
the benefit OF the various Catholic societies
OF New York by Father Bernard Vaughan,
s. J. The subject Of the lecture will be
The Maid Of Orleans" whom Father
Vaughan has made the subject Of special
study. and concerning whom he published
a book in 1910, entitled The Matchless
Maid" Among the patronesses are Mrs,
Delaney Kane, Mrs. Morgan J. oBviea,
Mrs. Herbert c. ROBBINS. Mrs. Henry W.
Taft and Mrs. Mason Renshaw Jones.
Mrs Joseph Wright Hartman gave
dance last night at her house, No. D East
4th street, for her young daughter, Miss
Marian Hartman, who will not be formally
introduced to society for two years. The
guests were all young people not yet out
There was general dancing until Il 81, when
a seated supper was served.
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander gave din-
ner last night at her house, in West Ssth
street. for Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin.
Her guests numbered thirty-four.
Mr.. and Mrs E. y. Breitung and thsi'
daughter, Miss Julia Breitung, will spend
the summer at Versailles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r, Drexel, William
Hude Nelson and Miss Bell Gurnee vii!
return TO town on Tuesday from Panama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Spencer Morris Will
arrive in the city tomorrow from the South
Mrs. Charles Carroll Jackson has gore "a
Camden. S. c, from ST Augustine, Fla
Mr.. and Mrs Bradley Martin vii! he the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund L Bayliss
az the opera tomorrow night
Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN s Guinness viii
sail for Europe about the middle of Apri!
and will spend the season in London.
Mr.. and Mrs. W Bourke Cochran, whs
spent the winter at Carlton House, will
leave town on April 10 for their country
place at Port Washington, Long Island.
Mrs. ] B. Converse left the city yes'er-
day for Greenwich. where she will spend ths
summer with her brother-ln-law and sister,
lIr and Mrs. 2. c. Converse.
Mrs Cleveland II Dodge has returned %
the city from Pittsburgh, where she vas
the guest Of her son-in-law and daughter
Mr and Mrs James C. Rea
Miss Emmy Destinn has arranged 70 g!vs
a concert et the Waldorf Astoria on Mon-
day evening April -, the proceeds from
which will be devoted 70 the scientific re-
search fund Of the TreptowBerlin obssrva-
tory, Of which Dr. Frederick :. Archen-
hold IS director. The concert IS under the
patronage Of the German Ambassador ana
Countess Won Bernstorff, Mayer Gaynor snd
other distinguished persons Mss Dsstina
will be assisted by prominent ARTISTS.
Mrs NJ Orme Wilson, tr, Mrs kussel
sage, Mrs H Holbrook Curtis, Mrs. J Her
bert Johnston, Mrs NeUbold Morris ana
Mrs Albert Boardman ere among those IN
terested IN an entertainment 70 be given a.
Wallacks Theatre on April II b. the New
York Exchange for Womens Work Among
the attractions will be scenes hv Inc
representing drawing rooms q
the period Of Charles Costumes. settings
and dances have all been designed ana
prepared with the utmost care and ndeAv
as an artistic representation Of that per!oa'
The dances are % be done ~ ohild!en
There will bA feats OF magic and Nj kap-
han will give Impersonatons Of Dlckens
and knenaco,or pictures neVss
before exhibited IN America will be snoSn
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK.