New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-01

INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs. Simeon NJ. Andrews gave a re-
cepon with dancing, last evening, at their house. NO.
12T West F0y-Seynth-st, the entertainment being TO
introduce their dau ghter The rooms in the house, which
mas Just been rebuilt, pretuy decorated Inc hle
Lac in tie three parors filed with primroses lilies
and various plants The man els covered with roses
tulips daisies, lilies and hyacinths. Curtains OF smilax
hid the musicians and the stairways The mirrors were
framed slnax studded with cmelias, and large bas
kets of placed about the rooms, Assisting III
the reception were Mrs. s. W. Andrews, Miss Andrews
Mrs W. T. johnson. Miss Carrie Hustled, Miss Hickox
AID the Misses Shelton, Of bridgeport Nazetd served
refreshments Among those present were MI and Mrs.
Charles Andrews the Rev. DR.. and Mrs T. 5. Hastings
Mr. and Mrs Leonard HaZeltine, ]. NJ. Hazeltine the
Misses Hazetne Mr.. ana Mrs. T. l. Hustled, Mrs. j.
THOMPSON Dr.. ard Mrs Herman Knapp. MI. and Mrs
r. j. Leggatt Ar. and Mrs. j. Carroll Leeds, Dr. and
Mrs j. L. Little, Mrs. L. Shore. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mclean, DIR. and Mrs. A. L. Northrup, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Allen, Miss Norton Mr. and Nrs. z. A. Palmer,
the Rev DR.. j. X Paxton. Miss Lulu Lockwood Miss
Gates Miss Mabel Farnham, L. Y. Weber, Miss Shrver,
Il. T. shriyer Il. T. Shelton aud d. G. saelt on, OF
Bridgeport
Mir. and Mrs. John S. Foster gave reception in the
evening at their home No 81 Irving place in honor Of
their daughter Mrs Edward NJ Knox assisted in recey-
ing guests The house decorated win palms ana
living plants and the ladies' carried bouquets OF Jacque
mnot and Merinet Miss Foster white satin
and silver and carried dmnutye Eu CT satin covered
Wltn White MACS Among lucab pIcsciJ "NIe '''Sn ~
Harris and Mrs Harms. General Clinton b. Fisk and Mrs.
Fisk, Edward " Knox, slgnor AgramoEte, Mr aid Mrs
p C. L0unsbury, the Rev. DT. j. p. Newman ai1 Mrs,
Newman Miss Bronson, Mrs. John Patton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eiingham II. Nichols the Rev. DR.. o. H. Tiffany, Mrs.
Tiffany and Miss Tiffany, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Robins,
the Rev. Dr. Philip schaG and Mrs. Schaf, Mr. and Mrs.
John Townshend, Dr. Fuller Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Zabrlskie Mr. and Mrs ID. G. CroIt, Mr. ana Mrs. William
O. Brown, Henry Hyman, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Vanderveer,
the GreatOrex, Dr. A. L. Looms Miss Allen, Mr.
and Mrs. William Polon Mr. and Mrs. William p. Tiiton,
Mrs Blake, n. T. Bowles and Constant Mayer
Mrs. William H. Earle gave a large reception in the
afternoon at her house in East Fifty-seventhst, the
rooms in which fragrant with flowers. Receiving
the company with her Mrs. Ferdinand L, Earle,
Mrs. Eugene Earle, Miss Nellie Sinsa6augh, Miss Lulu
and Mrs. J. Alexander Striker Mr.. and Mrs o. W. Ran
DALI Mr. and Mrs Meyer Mrs Chase, Mr. and Mrs. ID. W.
the Rev Dr. Macarthur. Mr.. and Mrs. Todd the Misses
Henriques, Dr. and Mrs. White, DIR. Hall, Miss Hail. Mr..
and Mrs Eugene Earle Mr.. Henessy, Miss Henessy Mr,
Oliver Mrs. Ashcroft, Miss Ashcroft Mrs Lawson Miss
Lawson and DR.. and Mrs. Monroe
Dr. and Mrs James r. Taylor gave their annual recep
ton medical and others IN the afternoon, at No.
23i East Twelfth-st There were music, singing and
refreshments, and the rooms decorated Assisting
Mrs. Taylor were Mrs. James NJ. Williams, Mrs,
NJ. DOdd Mrs. Robert Taylor and Mrs W. S. Taylor.
Among those present were the Rev, Dr. and hrs +. H.
MsTing the Messrs Marlng, DIR. G. McDOugall, Nh and
Mrs KoGertson OF 81 Pau; Dr. Young, OF Lafayette,
lndi warden King. James King. Mr. and Mrs. Lowden
OF Boston; DR.. Dennis Of Missouri Dr. and Mrs. Wat
son. of Jersey City; Mr. and Mrs f. DetmaT, OF Brook
Ign, and Dr. j. b. Shoemaker, OF Philadelphia.
Mrs Frank Leslie and Mrs. Louise Chandler MoultOn
received calls yesterday at the Victoria Hotel The call
included Mrs George Gilbert Mrs Hugent Robinson,
Alexander Taylor Morris Phillips, Mr. and Mrs ". A.
CrOt, Mr. and Mrs. Trayers, Albert Pulitzer and Bal
Mrs F. A. Packer. Dr. and Miss wardweu and Miss
r. Nash and Mr.. ID. d. Field gavo receptions. Mrs.
StuyVeSdut Fish gave breakfast party