New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-23
Dallas 3. Pratt. Mrs. Frederick r. Van
Beuren and Miss Estelle Doremus

beuren ana MISS EStelle DOremus
Offenbach's Tales Of Hoffman," with
an all-star cast, VIII be sung on Thursday
week at the Metropolitan Opera House
for the beneht Of the New York School
OF Mothercraft. under the patronage Of
Mrs. william X. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Egerton
L. winthrop, Mrs. J. Borden Hartman
and Mrs. Elihu Root, jr.
Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge and several
OF her friends are arranging fef a fancy
dress ball at sherry's on the night OF
Easter Monday for the benefit OF the
jewell Day Nursery. Associated with
her in the affair are Mrs. J. Kensett Oily
phHnt Mrs. Louis du Point irving and
Mrs. Marshall ]. Dodge.
Mrs. Vanderbilt, who has given a mum.
Der OF entertainments during the last
winter at her house, at 68th street and
F1fth avenue. left yesterday for Cher.
bours and Paris on board the George
Washington.
Others who sailed yesterday were Sir
Charles Ross and Lady Ross. who "a a
daughter OF Andrew Ellison, OF Louis
vile, and Miss Adele Colgate, daughter
OF Cora, Countess OF STAFFORD.
Sailing for the West Indies and Panama
we're Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Townsend.
LORENZO Semple and Mr.. and Mrs Then
dore Roosevelt, jr.
On the ocean bound for New York are
Mrs. Frederick Guest, who was Miss ANY
r. Phipps. of New York, and whose nus
band, Captain the Hon. Frederick Guest.
Is Member OF Parliament for East Dorset:
the Earl OF Morley, Colonel Sir William
Manning, the newly appointed Governor
General of Jamaica; Sir John Jackson,
Member OF Parliament for Devonport and
constructor OF the great railroad across
the Andes, as well as of the Tower
Bridge, I'm London; Mrs Bradley Martin
who recently lost her husband in Lon
don, With her son. Bradley, and his wife,
and her brother-in-lsw, Frederick Town
send Martin; Sir Charles Forster, second
baronet Of his line. and Lady Forster;
Sir George Armstrong. proprietor Of the
London newspaper The People" and the
Hon. Moubray st. John, second son Of
Lord St. John, who is accompanied by
Mrs. ST. John.
Sailing this week for Europe are Mrs,
r. II. Hartman and Miss Carol Harri-
man, who leave on THURSDAY, and Mrs
William Birney who is booked to sail on
Wednesday.
Adrian Iselin has arranged 10 90 abroad
on Wednesday week TO visit MS son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Il.
Laughlin in London. where Mr.. Laughin
Is acting as American charge d'affaires.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Is. Vanderbilt will
also sail for France on Wednesday week
Mrs. ". X. Vanderbilt. Jr., lett town
yesterday with her children for Pain
Beach, Fla.
The engagement OF Miss Sophie Oily
plant daughter of Robert ELEPHANT. to
Paul Victor Koechl. of Montgomery Place.
Brooklyn, which was announced toward
the end of last July, has been broken of
by Miss Olyphant.
Marriages of the week INCLUDE those OF
the widow OF Arthur Turnure. who was
Miss Elizabeth Harrison. 10 Frederick ].
Stimson, on Saturday afternoon next AT
her house. In East list street. There vii.
be no attendants, and Immediately after
the wedding the newly married couple
will go abroad for their honeymoon. Mrs
Turnurs has two children by her former
marriage. while her lance who IL a
widower has four children. his first wife
having been Miss Emma Burnham. Hs
was graduated from Yale in 49,.