New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-05
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY,".

Mrs. Walter Cutting, who has taken a house at Ne.
5 West sixtcenth-st. for the winter, gave a tea yester.
day afternoon to introduce her daughter, Miss Julianz
Cutting. Assisting to receive were Miss Georgiana
wiImerding, Miss Rogers, the Misses Lee, Miss Bessie
Sands, Miss chapman, Miss DeIafeld and Miss Gertrude
Parsons. Miss Cutting received many bouquets.
Among the guests were Mrs. william Astor, the Dska
and Duchess Of Marlborough, Mrs. Paran stevens, Mn.
Eugene Cfuger, Mrs. Spcdden, Mrs. John Z. Parsons,
the Misses Parsons, Mrs. Philip Sands, the Misses
Sands, Miss Ruth Lawrence, Mrs. Francis Barlow,
Mrs. j. q. Lentilhon, the Misses L~enilhon, Mr.. end
| Mrs. B. G. Porter, Mrs. John Sherwood, Mr. and MIRA
Joseph Marie, Miss Marie, Miss Leary, Mrs. +. r.
Coudert, Miss Virginia Coudert, Mrs. J. ii. Beekmaa,
George Munzig, the Misses Babcock, the Misses Bods
stein, Mrs. Augustus Field, Miss Field, Mn. X. L
Cutting, Mrs. Townsend Burden, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
| wysOng, Mrs. Samuel Colgate, Miss Ada smith, !.
lie Roy, Miss Alice Lawrence. Miss Rita Lawrence
william Cutting, Miss Taller, T. s. Taller, 2. L
Cutting, 1r, Mrs. Nicholas Fish, Miss Fish
| Arthur LeaIy, Mrs. Francis Dchfcld, Mrs. Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer, Percy Bramwell, I.
Il. Kelly, Mrs. 4. T. Gerry, the Misses Gerry, r.
Oakley Spedden, Miss McAlIster. II. lie Grand Cannon
| Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mrs. George II. Bend and
| Miss Bend. Some of the young people were invited
to remain for informal dancing, which began ~
o o'clock.
Mrs. william Astor gave the first OF a series n
dinner parties last night. Her guests were all mar
ried people, and twenty four IN number. They sal
| down to q table laden With rare silver and decoratH
| with roses. Among those present were Mrs. Paras
stevens, Mr.. and MIS-. sTownsend Burden. Bishop
and Mrs. Potter, Dir. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Whitney, Commodore and Mrs.
Gerry, Mr.. and Mrs. James Kernochan. Mr.. and Ms.
J. q. X. Ducr, Mr.. and Mrs. :. V. II. Cruser, Mr..
and Mrs. George II. lend, Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas
Fish and John Jacob Aston.
Mrs. +. Rhinelander Jones gave a tea yesterday a.
sernoon for her daughter, Miss Bcatrix Jones. The
| mother and daughter received alone. The gucsu
were much the same as al Mrs. Cuttings reception.
Mrs. John b. Ireland, No. Is East Forty-se,entilstr
introduced her daughter, Miss Louise ireland, at q
tea yesterday afternoon. Assisting to receive wers
Miss KeatOr, Miss Sicard, Miss Ewing, Miss Turner.
Miss Van Amringe, Miss Lizzie Wells, Miss Alice
| Garrison. Miss Howe and Miss Chrystie. Among ts
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Goodrdgc. Mr.. and
| Mrs. G.. Carnochan, Benjamin II. Field. Mrs. F. !
| TalImadge, Dudley Field. Grcnville Winthrop, MIST
| Winthrop, Mrs. V. q. Hall, Mrs. 4. l.. Ludlow. John
ston Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Fish, j, and the.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Satterlec.
Mrs. r. T. Wilson gave a dinner party last night
at her home, No. 511 Fifth-ave. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. sloane, Mr. ami Mrs.
Edmund Baylies, Miss Taller, Miss Amy Bend. q.
Creighton Webb. the Hon. and Mrs. Michael IL. HERRERA
Il. Il. Wilson, jr. Thomas Hitchcock. jr, ~Broekhols'
Cutting. II. lie Grand Cannon. Baron Won Holman,
Miss Beatrice Chapman and Mr.. Wilson.
Mrs. ii. $. { Carpenter, No. 5 West Eighty-second-sS
gave q reception yesterday afternoon:
MIS-. Alfred Y0ungs, No. Z East Fifty ~sixtn-st-, give
q large dinner party last night.
Judge and Mrs. r.. b. Cowing Will Introduce their
only daughter Ter to society this after nSSSis.r among soS t %sl
Morton. Mr.. and Mrs. George Bliss. President and Mrs.
Seth Low, DR.. and Mrs. r. F.. Allen. Mr.: and Mrs.
and Mrs. Josiah NJ. Fiske. ex-Judge and Mrs. Glider
sleeve. Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu Root DE Laneey N1coll
James L. Morgan and Mr.. and Mrs. X. b. Roosevels