New-York tribune., 1912-03-24
PEOPLE and Social Incidents

bringing in fresh invitations, the latest b.
ing cards issued by Mrs. j. Pierpont Nor.
gan. jr., for a dance at her home on Madi.
son avenue.
Another feature Of the week Is the Ar.
nual concert Of the New York Symphony
Club on Thursday afternoon at the Wal.
orf-Astoria, for the benefit OF Auxillarie,
Nos 2 and 3 of the Stony Void sans.
torium. The symphony Club is composed
OF about twoscore amateurs. most OF then,
violinsts who play under the direction o,
David Names. Among the members are
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt, jr, Mrs. James
Otis Post, Mrs William L. Bauman, Miss
Dorothy Kent, Miss Anita Merle-Smith and
Mrs John II. Hsrtwell. The orchestra viii
be reinforced on the occasion OF the con.
cert by members of the Philharmonic Or
chestra and zimbalist, the well known vio.
linlst. will be the sololst The patronesses
include Mrs. Henry a. Alexander. Mrs.
William B. Dinsmore, Mrs. DeLanceJ Kane,
Mrs Frederick c. Havemeyer, Mrs. August
Belmont, Mrs. G. Ledyard Blair and Mrs.
Lewis Cass Ledyard.
On the same evening there will be a
meeting Of that extremely eclectic organs
cation, the Thursday Evening Club, in the
assembly rooms OF the Colony Club, where
the kinemacolor pictures OF the durbar will
be shown.
Caruso will be heard, probably for the
last time this season, on Tuesday night,
when a special performance Of "Cavalleria
Rustlcana" and of 81 Pagliacci," in both
Of which he will appear, will be given at
the Metropolitan Opera House the day
after tomorrow evening. The remainder
Of the cast includes Mines Destinn, Alien
and Martin, Amato and Gilly The per-
formance is in behalf OF the Music School
Settlement in East 81 street and those
who are in immediate charge OF the affair
are Mrs Douglas Robinson, Mrs. Edmund
L. Baylies and Mrs William Douglas
Sloane Tickets can be obtained at the
box Office and the various theatrical agen-
ces. but applications for boxes should bs
sent to Mrs Dixon, No. 10 East 3Itb street
Invitations will be sent out this week by
Mrs Robert G. Quennell for the marriage
Of her daughter Beatrice 10 Albert X. Gall
latin, son Of Mrs. James Gallatin. Ths
ceremony will take place at o'clock in
the afternoon. April a. in the Church ot
the Ascension, and will be followed by
very small reception at Mrs. QuennelFs
house. I'm West 1lth street The brides
sister will be her only attendant
Hunting is now in full swing IN thA
Meadow Brook district, and there VIII ne
meet Of the hounds or Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS. AZ 2:3O o'clock, at the kennels.
weather permitting. under the mastership
of I r. Davis People are gradually re-
turning to their country houses on Long
Island from abroad, from the South and
from the West, for the post Easter sub
urban season OF New York, a season that
possesses a particular charm and fascina-
ton for those who have country houses
within motoring distance OF the city. or.
who. failing that. have hospitable friends
and relatives more fortunately situated.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne whitney arc
back at their home in the Wheatley HIS;
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden nave
also just arrived.
From England comes the announcement
of the marriage of Miss Margaret Ismay'
daughter of Bruce Ismay, of the White
Star Line. and OF Mrs. Bruce Ismay who
was Miss Florence Schieffelin. to Captain
Ronald Cheape OF the 1st Royal Dragon
Guards. The bride has been so familiar a
figure in New York society that there VIII
he many interested to learn Of her wedding.
Mrs. John Henry Hammond Will open
her house, in East slst street on Friday
afternoon. for 4 song recital by Renhold
Won Warlich. assisted by Alberto Bimoon.
Lord T.owth who was familiar hgurs
at the Madison Square horse show last fall..
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs and her son, Her
mann; Mrs James Henry Smith, Count
Sigray and the countess, who was Miss
Harriet DAILY: Harry s Black, Mrs. stephen
H. 2. Pell and Mrs. William Storrs Wells
were among those who sailed for abroad
Yesterday. Lord and Lady Herbert, Lord
AlastaIr I,eveson-Gower. Miss Helen Phelps
Stokes. the Right Hon. Sir Horace Plunkett
and J. Ridgely Carter, former American
Minister Plenipotentisry at Bucharest also
sailed.
Leaving New York for the West Indies
were Mrs. c. Ledyard Blair and her daugh'
ters and Richard Harding Davis.
Miss Dorothy Perkins is due here to.mor'
row from California
Mr. and Mrs Beekman Winthrop have
terminated their visit to New York ana
have returned TO Washington.
Mrs. George W. Hull, jr has recently
been subjected 10 an operation for appen-
dicltis. but is now out of danger and on the
high road to recovery
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Havemeyer are re-
ceivlng congratulations on the birth OF
their first child, at the home Of the little
girls paternal grandmother. Mrs. Henry o.
Havemeyer. No. 1 East Goth street. Mrs'
Horace Havemeycr is daughter OF VT.
and Mrs. j. Henry Dick, formerly oi
Brooklyn. but now of East sd street Hor'
ace Havemeyers sister is Mrs. J. Watson
Webb wife OF the son Of Dr. and Mrs. W.
Seward Webb.
Announcement was made yesterday ot
the engagement Of Miss Harriet Anderson
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles j.. All
derson. of Cincinnati, and a niece or th'
President and Mrs. Taft. to Hugo uioeft
do Fritsch. son of Mrs. Hugo de Fritsch'
of No. 10 West sth street His fatheV In'
late Hugo de Fr!tsch, who died here III loSy-
was consul of Austria-llunsary III 'S"
York. Young Hugo de Fritsch was srso
uated from Harvard in 1899, ana since 'o~'
has spent much of his time III PARIS WIN
Mrs. Theodore Havemeyer.