New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-14
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

DR.. and Mrs. j. C. Barron gave a german
to about two hundred and fifty people last evening" ct
their house. No II Neutrality-suspicious. The large house,
which is made up of two dwellings was decorated with
flowers and Landers orchestra was screened by banT
of palms in the hall Supper served by Pinard in the
billiard room. german danced by about forty
couples Mr.. de Navarro leading with Miss Turnurc.
The favors were bOn-bons, silver bangles ard
trlnkets, pins and Japanese watchchains. The
ballroom. which has large staned-glass win
dow at one end, presented a brilliant scene.
Mrs Barron who white satin, covered with lace
and pale blue velvet assisted in receiving by Mrs A.
L. Barney of Irvingon who black tule and velvet
and Marecha Mel roses Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Loyal Farragut Mr.. dOrmieulx, Mr. and Mrs.
W. s. Gmnee Mr., and Mrs. John Mott, Mrs.
Commodore Vanderbilt, Miss Leavitt, Miss Paget,
Miss Langdon, Mr.. and Mrs. James Otis,
Mrs David Turnure Miss Roberts Mr. Berefor Charles
Howe of Boston Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Billings, Miss
Depew Miss Pyne, Archibald d. Russell, the Misses
Binsse, the Misses Rensen Mr.. and Mrs Frank Work,
faSs Mr. and n Mrs Robert Livingston Miss
Me w Are1 donsn Murray Mitchell Mr.
sprague. Mr. and Mrs. H.: G. Tinker. Mr Curtin, o.
% B M n cS aSd m Lee Mss
Lansing, the Misses Perkins, Miss Ruth BayheS Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. FOote gave a reception in
the evening, at NO AZ West Nineteenth-st, to Bishop
Bishop Of Northern Dakota has been connected with
Calvary Chapel twenty-one years, and will start
for the West to-day. Among those present were
Nj and Mrs CORTLAND DePeyster Field DR. and Mrs i.
Leroy Satterlee the Rev. T. Mckee Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Mitchell Mr.. and rs. ID ID. Lord, MI and
NJ rs Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wendell Professor
and Mrs B0tta, DR.. and Mrs. FOrdyce Barker, Bache
McEWen WhitlOck Dr. and Mrs. A. ii. Gallatin, Samuel
d. BabcOck, the Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
Henry Y. satterlee, Assistant Bishop Potter,
Judge and Mrs Charles A. Peabody,
Mrs Hoffman Mr.. and Mrs John Il. Andrews, MT and
Mrs. EnOs T. ThroOp, W. NJ. Purdy DR.. r ID. Porter,
Miss VanderpOel Charles II. Scott Mr. and Mrs. William
Ro0eson, the and Mrs. j. b. Wetherel Mr. and Mrs
K. Smith Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Dwight jr, MI
and Mrs Thomas Mclean, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
H. POmerOy, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Roberts,
the Rev Frederick de Rosset Mr. and Mrs Henry Lewis
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morrel John LamsOn Mr.
and Mrs A. Gasquet James, the Rev. aud Mrs Z. T.
Omsted. C. c. Baldwin. John jay Cisco Mr.. and Mrs W.
Alexander Smith George Montague, Edward Hunt, Miss
Hunt, Mr. and Mrs Edward Sanford Judge George Shea
and family, John T. Agnew ex Governor and Mrs. John
7. Hoffman, o. G. Barton, T. N GARRISON Mr. and Mrs.
Fordyce Barker jr, the Rev. and Mrs. William s.
Langford, the Rev and Mrs. Montague Ceer.
A ball was given by Christopher Meyer In the evening
~ No 6l7 F1fthaye. in honor of Mr. and Mrs Howard
Randall About 300 people were present. The parlors
layishy decorated In front OF the large
mirrors were hang floral wreaths shields fOuriea
clOyers, hOrseshOes plaques etc. and the halls
Inc room also decked with flowers
Mrs. Sturges OF No 1873 Henry-st., BROOKLYN gave a
german. Stub furnished the music
Mrs II. Clark gave a dancing party at No. 2s7 Eighth
st.. Jersey City