New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-01
NEW YORK SOCIETY
Dinner for Count and Countess
SCherr-ThoSS Tonight.

SCherr-ThoSS Tonight.
Mrs. Reginald de koven will give a large
dinner Tonight at her new house in Park
avenue. .ollowod by a musical, for which
an additional number OF guests has been
asked and at which Mrs. Clara Butt, the
English contralto. and other artists will
sing and play. Tho entertainment is in
honor of Henry White. former American
Ambassador TO France: OF Mrs. White and
their son-in-law and daughter, Count and
Countess Hermann Scherr-Thoss. Of Bcr
lin. all four of whom have arrived from
Washington to stay the Weekend with
Mrs. De Kovcn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Gould acompa-
MED by Mr. and Mrs. Anthony X. Drexel
jr.. Miss Marjorie curtis ard T. Cheslcy
Ricnardsod started yesterday for Florida,
whore they VIII board the Gould steam
Yacht for D cruise TO Panama and the
West Indies.
Mr.. William Birney. who was booked to
sail on THURSDAY for France, postponed
her departure AZ the last moment and will
start on Tuesday. with her granddaugh-
ter. Miss Josephine Ncoll.
Captain and Mrs Warren &. Beach start
to-day for Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs George f. Baker have re-
turned to town rom the South
Mrs James y. Taylor has gone TO Allan.
tic city for the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Perkins aid
Miss Dorothy Perkins are due al the eG
OF next week from the Pacific Coast. They
Will 90 to thcir place at Riverdsle 10 re.
main until after Easter.
Miss Justine Ingersoll starts to-day FOR
Palm Beach and will be absent from town
for month
Mrs. : Montgomery Roosevelt has
leased an apartment in No. 40 East sgd
street.
Colonel Sir William Manning. the new
Governor General of jamaica, arrived last
night from England on the Mauretanla
and is at the Ritz-Carlton for a few days
be fore proceeding TO his new post. IL y
rot true that ne Is accompanied by Lady
Manning. He obtained decree of d.
vorce from her in London Just a week ne
fore he sailed.
Others who arrived last night included
the Ear! Of Morley. who must not be con-
founded with Niscount Morley. OF BACK
burn. the statesman and cabinet minister
who * twice his age; Sir George ArW-
strong formerly owner Of The LONDON
Globe and now owner OF The People :;
the Hon. John Ward. equerry Ia queen
Alexandra. and Mrs John Ward. who Is d
daughter Of the late American Amoassa-
dor To- the Court Of -. Jamess; Ms
count F.xmouth. who has many American
relatives. CAPTAIN tht Hon. FREDERICK
Guest. member Of Parliament Tor East
Dorset. AMI Ms. Guest. VINO was Mss
Amy Philips. Of New YORK Nj. and Mrs
Hradley Martin. d.. Sir John Jackson
uetnbor OF Parliament for Davenport ana
constructor Of the great railroad across
,b. Andes. Sir Charles Forster. second
baronet OF his line. and Lady Forster ana
the Hon. Moubray 81. John, second son oi
/ ord =. john and Mrs. -. Joh1.
Weddings Of to-day include that of Mr''
,tbtu Turnure. widow OF Arthur Iur-
p,,ra and formerly Miss Elizabeth Harm
son To Frederick j. Stimson. at her
h,use. in East list street. There VIII be
mo- attendants. and the newly married
co,iple Will 60 abroad FOR their money
moan Mrs. Turnure has TWO children oE
her former marriage. while her nance.
.v.,dower. has four children by his hrs'
if.. vino was Miss Emma Burnham ne
va. graduated from Yale In 1915.
There will be another performance To-
,tob, Al the Plaza Of the operet's
Marching Through Georgia FOR the ben
eli, ~ tie International Animal pro'ec-
,iop congress The performance by anna
teurs. consistins mainly Of members 81
m. Junior League and debutantes o. t"e
u.ir,er will be followed by a dance