New-York tribune., 1884-01-09
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Ex-Judge and Mrs John +. Dillon gave
reception yesterday honor of Madame sembrch oil
their house. No 67l Madison-ave. Among the company
were ex-Judge and Mrs. Choae, Ex-Governor and Mrs
Cornell, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew, MT. ana
Mrs Kemp Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs kniek-
erbocker. General and Mrs Grant, General and MIS-
Mcclellan General Daniel sckles Mr.. and Mrs. Corbin
Mr.. and Mrs c. j. Osborn, George ]. Gould, Andrew
Carnegie the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. COyer. Mr. and Mrs
Blanchard MI and Mrs. Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs Rut-
ter Mr and Mrs D. o. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs Tuck, MT
and Mrs Hazetine. Mr. and Mrs Bristow, Mr.. and Mrs
Hale Mr.. Watrous, Miss Rutter, General and MIA
swayne Mr.. WinsOw. Mr.. Jewett, Mr. and Mrs VIII
throp G. Ray, General and Mrs. Waller. Mrs Harper
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jackson, and Mrs. Holmes stun
furnished the music
Judge and Mrs. Noah Davis gave reception In the
afternoon at No a. West FiftysiXth-st' In honor OF
Miss Nellie Davis their daughter. There received with
her Miss southworth who pink satin and diamonds
Miss Miller, IN white satin and lace Miss Gunther' In
black silk and lace with pink Miss Emma GIL IN
garnet velvet Mrs. Gill; in black brocade; Miss Coy
in blue silk and Mrs. Lewis, in cream brocade satin and
velvet The debuante white satin and crystal tue
and carried large bouquet Of roses Pinard served re-
fro shments Among the callers Mr.. and Mrs.
John d. Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A Willls'
Judge McDaniells. Henry wemple, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Gunther Miss Kttie Gunther, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Day
ton Miss Maude Meyer and Miss Jennie Inman.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick r. Coudert gave reception
and german in tho evening No 46 west Twentieth-st
in honor Of the Misses Couder who enter society this
winter. The flowers In the parlors were handsome
Miss Coudert wore white satin and tue and Miss Marie
(oudert gold brocade satin and gsuze. Mrs. Coudert
was attred in light brocade and diamonds Assisting 10
receive were the Misses Donovan Miss Tunel and the
Misses Byron OF Orange, n. Y. In the german. which
was led by Pierre Noel dancing with Miss Coudert the
favors were handsome flowers and hand-panted sashes
and botters the gentlemen There were present the
French Minister Mr.. Le Fevre; Mr. Truey, the French
Consul; Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ Evarts, e1-Mayor and Mrs
Grace Mr. and Mrs NJ. Grace, Bird Brown Miss Brown,
Mr. Maitland Mrs Maitland, Isaac Bell, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Kelly Judge and Mrs Rapallo. Judge and Mrs
Hilton r Mr. and Mrs. Navarro, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Wood Judge and Mrs. DAILY Stephen A. Walker Mr..
and Mrs Paul Thebard. the Messrs Navarro, General
and Mrs Webb. the Misses Webb. L. Rollins Walker.
Eugene Kelly, r., Mr.. and Mrs. r.. II. Cheefcboro'
colonel Floyd-Jonos Miss Floyd-Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
John D. Jones. Mr. and Mrs Elliott Paterson Mr. and
Mrs II. II. Porter. the Misses Binsse, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Coudert the Misses Couder and the Marquis
Mr.. and Mrs W II. Ely gave q dancing party at No
IS East Twenty-third-st, for Miss Julia Fly, their
daughter, niece OF eX-Mayor Ely Ihe pariors were
laid with crash and decorated win nowers Inc deDl-
tante dressed In bTOcade satln ana mile. Her
Younger sister white silk and swansdown. Mrs.
among others. Miss Jessie Coo, tho Misses Clark.
daughters Of Colonel Clark Miss Raymond Miss Hustled,
Miss Estelle Arnold Miss Wlitock, Miss Bishop, Miss
Jonsou Miss Louie Hays Miss May Sherman Miss
T.
Atchson, Henry KnckcrhOcker ir the Messrs Lane. W
p ST. John W. c. Rogers Mr.. ketcheI and the Mcssrs
Clark 49,
in the evening. There were present Mr.. and Mrs
Elliott Roosevelt Mr.. Kiug-land, Miss Swan Hamilton
webster Miss Pcl, Mr. Cannon, Miss Marion Robbins,
Mr. Barring BrOckvOlst Cutting, Miss Warren. T. Howard,
H. 1. Keau Miss Lansing, Mr.. Lancr, Miss Buckley,
Mr. Cottiuet and Miss Marie
Mrs stephen Van Rensselaer, gave a dancing party for
Mis- Van Rensselaer, No. u East Thirty sevcnh-st.
Mrs A. G. Downing, Mrs. NJ. VI. Shields Mrs. Z. T.
O'Hara and the Misses OTIara held large receptions
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newman, OF No. q East sixty
dinner party in honor OF the engage
mcut Of their eldest daughter to Jacques H. Hcrts OF the
we-nOWn furniture house. The table was handsomely
set and decorated and there were fancy cards and
menus Those present inCluied MI and Mrs. II. II.
Uert= MT and Mrs. jerome Bernhemer, Mr.. and Mrs.
sanford Bernheimer Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. Hers, Mr. and
Mrs b. II. Hcrts Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mann, Ny. and Mrs
NJ A. Rcttman. Miss Bcruheimer, Miss HcrtS, Miss
Minnie Herts Mr. and Mrs. William Newman, MI and
Nsr g. Hanauer. Mr. and Mrs A. IT. Herts, Mr. and
FIorie Newman Mr.. and Mrs. Bettman. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Rich Mrs. Rhode, Mr.. and Mrs. FTedburser Mrs.
The Romance OF a Poor Young Man was repeated in
the evening at the Madison Club Theatre. The play
went even better than the first night. With O-nights
receipts there will be fair nettei for the charity.
The Church of the Rcdeemer, at Fourth ave. ana
Pacifc-st BROOKLYN. the in the afternoon at
ter OF the late John = Sherman and Richard \. wilson
The service read by the Rev. Dr. Fitch, OF ~.
ary's Protestant Episcopal Church, OF TIL, c y The
ushcrs were Charles fl. CRUDE and L. Pace. The
sherman wore a travelling dress Of lavender SATIN with
prucessc front Of the same trimmed with pot lace Sue
carried bouquet white and maidenhair ferns.
Two little girls the uecc- OF the bride and groom, we're
bridesmaids They attired in quaint little Grcen-
away dresses OF rose pink saun, Shrrcd and trimmed
wiz carried baskets filled with