New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
e,vpty TEMPERED BY THE HOLIDAYS.

GAYETY TEMPERED BY THE HOLIDAYS
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TIN ge,lie and Observation-Disclosures 81 the inost
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daueins paTiy - hef h9Aaei ~. on H"H'7NNFf ~
Alsses Lmmel YpFe he hpn9F7 ~ 'Ns psASNN f'' We
nil, and grace Two leaders % the eppn are l1l p''VH
NECESSARY but when lheres dancing ~ Np As'ohf'
parlors 49, In this case they facilitate matters "lN s
more people chance TO participate III lhe H'nuu'
Harris an Enmet the leaders u may pe s"' ''"'
the cotero Of young people present never appeared 10
better advantage than In the parlols ol hIs' E""uN
which were trimmed with holly and mistleloo
Graeously waving their traditional MONDAY
in behalf Of the New England Society the society o
Pariarchs gave IA ball on Tuesday evening Tor 'hc "iS'
time In its history The assembly was bfiihaht one
and the appolntments unusually handsome as was
TO be expected at a Patrarchs ball Admiral ana Ns'
Baldwin and Admiral and Mrs Nicholson together WIN
Mrs and Miss Spencer, represented Washington anu r
and Mrs Cayendsh Bcntinck were prominent among hc
arrivals from abroad though hardly to oe accouhcu u"
strangers Mrs Bcntinck retains much OF the charm Vi
anpearance which she IT her marriage IN ths CITY
raars AGO Mrs s. V r. Cruger. Mrs. r. X. Colgate,
Mrs Coleman Drayon and Mrs. Bradley
Martin were prominent among the young
married women. Miss Beckwith, Miss BayHeS anu MISS
Turnure formed pretty coterie Of their own "he Tue
"buds" of this winter were numerous Mr' MO orc
german was again artistic success Other incidents
Of Tuesday were Mrs Henry sioanes dinner party ana
the meeting OF the Nineteenth Century Cnb In Brook
yn Miss sadie IIungerord was married to Dr' Joseph
Biavehood Lawrence. Mrs Richards Of lilchsst' gave
german TO the dcnizens of the Orange valley the
,r,rftt ole was "a
an occasion as Patriarchs meeting in this city MIS-
T. RAYMOND gave commerce party ut NO 3oO fith-
ave among the guests being Judge and Mrs Lawrence,
Mrs r. II. l.. Townsend, Dr. Hammond, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Walsh, the Marquse L'h"'
Miss Mcclellan. Mr. Hooper, Of Paris Miss Checsemah
and Colonel lIayard of England
II appcarcd on wednesday rs II people had already
settled down for Christmas and its quiet enoynchts'
few small gatherings are 10 be chroncled among Whch
was a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. William Astor as
farewell the former. who 81 He'd for England the next
day Mrs Conkllng OF East th-st, gave commerce
prt, and Mrs t. A. Moran dance at her house No. II
West Fifty-sccoud-s one enjoyment In which the par
tlcplton Wednesday was pretty general was Sclgn,
Ing in The Park, aud has bcchn feature 2i Tue r"n' %
ncr parties Christmas were VI ANA Mrs w VI GSa.lS
Nr and Mrs. G.. g.. Haven ana Mrs sutton, {" hN
Elaborate Christmas paIurs H'ro given - 'i'' - -
Nclcr aud Mis. Robert lli}dOct
nm ngnn ON Friday. Mr. ]. " Muturn received large
number of callers in Washington square. Ms Hoard
pari In PINK for number Of dc1ntanes In honor Of
Mis-. BIiplmln Mrs. \ II Smith aud Mrs De f2it-t
both entertained small dtncing parties hr IT, M@al,m @
rrc t ihc University Club rhcntrc Among
yesterday, incidents was gonucmon7 dinner gwen ~
Campbell sicWnrf. . -
81 Mis- shippcns dancing party Oh friday there Nrie
nr,., ,.itt tnang oth,r. Nt, J. HlIp0nt Morgan. NiH
turii. Mls. Di,i. Mr AMI Mrs. Bi Glow Mr s"uirl,
Mis- Nor H. md lip Morris, ,lr and Mm 's%l'
wlcN Mr. ilonrh, Mr VEIN Miss Alcn, Nr 9na nis
Nrt f,lnct. Mfe Ludlow, M i'illnrs Nv Na'd ANA
"iaGrhg lr,m ,ho carts iu,l ont the Sow year wlll
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urN iuib Scat week Mpul4l WA nNns dnnlAff
i & H. g. bi al trlmoligls anl on Chg saeirrains
,lenins hcChalin Ballwi lake p4,eat e Metropolitan
Opera House. THIS entertainment Is ann'' ul Mull
unt the rrocrrls are given tu worthy charity tho
Nursery and Chd's Hospital AMI ldl lhc PaI9hs u.
thr ontcrpli.o include many of the best known
names IN the city The boxes are ,lot
-aIc 10y Mrs.. Thomas Iitchcock' OF No. 81 > hisu eI
Twenty nnth-st, and cool number already nave neen
taken by prominent people The tickets may De p9lshnt
oi The managers or al Dclmonicos Ars L; v MchimS
german will De the next dance on january .
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