New-York tribune., 1885-01-14
SOCIAL INCIDENTS YESTERDAY.
nncT-party last

Mrs. William Astor gave a dinncr-party last
evening The table was ornamen,ed with large bouquets
roses and ies and at each aiys plate was cluster
of longs,em pink Plates were set for twenty-five
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Martin. Mr. and
Mrs. w b. wotmore. Mr. and Mrs. j. Coleman Drayton'
Mr. and Mrs. Cavendish Bentinck, Mr.. and Mrs. Orme
wilson, Mr. and Mrs Robert Goelet Misc Jean Turnurc.
Mr. Maitland. Miss Marion Langdon. Mr. Peters. Miss
Beckwith Idspenard stewart. Mrs Sarah Belmont, W.
K. Travers, ir. and Mr.. Hay. of England.
A dancing party 10 two hundred yonDg people was
given by Charles d. Dckey introduce into society his
second daughter Miss Mary Dickcy at his home, y 81
East Thirty seventh-st. TIE house was trimmed with
festoons Of smax and holly: Dancing TO Landers
supper served In the large drawing room on the
assisted by Miss Dickey aud Miss Mary Dickcy' Both
young ladies ln white. aud carried bouquets
Of ruses The guests included Mr.. and Mrs Ogden Goc-
let Mr. and Mrs Robert Goeet- Miss Belle Wilson. the
Misses Warren. the Misses Langdun. Mr. and Mrs schuy
ler Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer, Miss Lulu Van ens
selaer. Mr.. and Mrs james Brown Potter, Mise CrQu-
hart. Mr. and Mrs Douglass. Lspenard stewa't. the
Messrs Warren Miss Baylies Walter Bayiies Mrs En-
NIT Miss Emmct. Charles Emmet, Miss Cameron. Mrs.
IsaAc Bell Mrs John Parsons. the Misses Parsons, Mr..
Mhiiehoase. Miss Townsend The Messr. T9Easend; the
Winthrop, Miss winthrop. Mr. and Mira Herman Living
s,on, Miss Livingston and Miss Robbins
large reception was given last evening Jy Miss Myra
Most at No ~ East Twenty -ifth-st The rooms were
els6orately decked with tulips lilies. ivy roses and
plants while behind OF holly stationed
orchestra OF nine pieces Miss Moat received the guests
in dress Of light blue silk the front Of white aud gold
her were Miss Tysen blue satin embroidered IN colors
with pearl ornaments: Mrs William Wnsow sherman.
IN silver gray brocade and pearl jewels Mrs Isaac n
Phelps in gray brocade and diamond orna-
ments; Mrs. Fraocis ornond French. in
blue satin; Miss French, In white Miss Speir,
in crushed strawberry silk Mrs; Bolton Hail. Mrs
William r. Hurlbut and Miss IIurlbut Each lady car
RED souvenir bouquet of roses, presented by Miss
Monat. tied with satin ribbon, haudembrOiderrd it
the date. The guests included MIR. and Mrs James A.
Jrowbrdge, Captain aud Mrs Warren &. Beach Mr. aud
Mrs IL. g. fahnestOck, Mrs Ames Van Wart, Mr.. aud
Mrs Brayton Ives. Dr. and Mrs Agnew. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncey M. Depew, Mr.. and Mrs James e. Jcssup Mr..
and Mrs. Y. N. YOU Stsde. Andrew Carnegie. Mr. and
Mrs. Pcnltney Bigelow. Mr. and Mrs George A. Blanch
ard. Mr. and Mrs. William W. Shipicn. the Misses ship
pen, the Misses Aguew, the Rev DR. and Mrs. Henry J.
Van Dyke. jr, and Mr.. and Mrs. MdlcOlM Graham.
The first Young Ladies' COtiiOn took place last
ing AT the home Of Miss Tauage. No. 1877 JOTuemOD-s.
Brooklyn. These balls arranged by the young la
dies Of the Heights, and given in return
for the Assembly balls arranged by the
young men Miss Tanage received the guests assisted
by her mother. The Rooms we're trimmed with plants
and aowcrs Howard Van siuderen led the cotiiion with
Miss Tauage Among those present we're Mr. aud Mrs.
W. :. r. Prentice. Mr. aud Mrs Stuart. A. - Carhart,
Arthur Hatch, Frank Tracy. Miss Pierce Miss Van
Myck Miss Haslebnrs Miss Minute BrOOknan, Mr., aud
Mrs Peter Lynch, Henry Cromwell. T. Willard I,Ohy.
William Cary Sanger Charles Bill, r., George Moiat.
Dir and Mrs William G. sheldon. ir. Miss Sanger, Mis-
Nesmth Miss Van Nosirand. Frank T. Bonhan and Miss
BeAhaD. The next C0iilon will take place st the home
VI Miss Minnie ErOOkman February 10.