New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-09

coronation durbar at Delhi. The proceed.
of the entertainment will go 10 the new
building Of the association. at No. III
East 59th street, where the cornerstone
was laid last year by President Taft.
An Indian afternoon and evening enter.
tainment will be held at Delmonico's On
February "a for the benefit OF the Stony
Void Sanatorium. at Lake Kushaous. Y
Y. Miss Bee Mayes. an Indian maiden. NJ
the Chippewa tribe; Edwin w. Deminv
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Humphrey 6cur.
on the programme. The committee 4,
headed by Mrs. Julius Seymour and IN.
cludes Mrs. James 3. Curtis and othera
Mrs. Frederic Nelson will entertain
the sewing class which works for m.
benefit OF the Italian mission in Elizaba,h
street on Friday morning at the Plaza
The members Of this class include Mrs 7
Duncan Emmett, Mrs. Robert j. Collier
and Mrs. August Belmont.
Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram. Mrs. L.ayrenc.
l.. Gillespie. Mrs. Harry b. Hollins ana
Mrs. Frederick Edey are among tho
patronesses Of the lecture on Charpepiier.s
opera, Louise" which is TO be given he
Kurt SCHNEIDER at the Plaza on FRIDAY
morning.
The sewing class OF the Fresh Air ,s.
ISOLATION of the Cathedral OF ST. John N.
Divine will hold its first meeting on
Tuesday morning at II O'Clock al the r..i.
dence of Mrs. Frederick L. Lewis. in Wes,
sd street. The women present will \.
entertained by Miss Lorraine Wyman. who
will appear in costume and sing Ene,,sh
and Irish ballads. The members OF th,s
class include Mrs. Richard Irwin and Mrs
Frederick Roosevelt.
Mrs. George Hillard BENJAMIN will 70.
ceive the members of the Sewing Clas,
which works for the benefit of the Nur.
sery and Chid's Hospital, at her home. IN
Fifth avenue, on Friday morning This
class includes Mrs. William NJ Kings.
land Mrs. William Rhinelander. Mrs.
Schuyler Schieffelin and Mrs. winthrop
Burr
Fancy dress balls Will be held on tho
evening OF February q by the Tuxedo
Club at the clubhouse, and on February
22-Washington's Birthday-by Mira
George J. Could at her country place Al
Lakewood. Mrs. Goulds ball will be pre-.
ceded by a large dinner.
The Saturday Evening Dancing Class
gave another OF its dances last night az
Delmonico's. the guests being received by
Mrs Robert p Huntington and several
other of the patronesses.
Cardinal Farley has arrived in town
from the South. accompanied by Mon
signor Lewis, and Is at his residence Ia
Madison avenue.
Mrs. Eben Wright Is at the Sloane Hos.
pital. In West 5Sth street, recovering from
an operation Tor appendicitis, which she
underwent on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence III. Mackay and
their children have returned from the
South. and have an apartment at the
Plaza for the remainder OF the winter.
Mrs. John W. Minturn has left town
for Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Coppell have re-
turned from a ten days stay az quebec
to their place at Tenahy, y. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney,
who are now IN Europe. are booked TO
sail for home early next month and are
due here by March Is, when they will go
TO their country place at Roslyn, Long
Island for the spring.
Frederick Townsend Martin and Mr
and Mrs. Bradley Martin. ir., IRE ex-
pected back in New York from England
at about the same time
Dr. Francis A. Delafeld started yester-
day for Hot Springs. Va, where he ex-
poets TO remain for the next fortnight
Nine. de Cana, wife OF the Brazilian
Ambassador, has recovered from her H.
ness and is now at the ST. Regis. where
she was joined yesterday by " de Cana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Newbold have
gone 10 their country place at Hyde Park
TO remain over Hncoln's Birthday.
Mrs. Henry Clews will give a dinner on
Tuesday and another one on Februaryn.
Mrs Robert Nicoi will go TO her coun.
try place al Cornwall-on-H Hudson on Tres-
day.
Mrs William NJ. V. Hoffman will give Q
luncheon on Wednesday at her house, 10
West jlst street
Mrs. II. Mex. Twombly will give
luncheon tomorrow at her house IN
Fifth avenue.
WASHINGTON.
From Tho Tribune Bureau.
Washington, February
At the White House.