New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Avcn Bcvcridgc Of No. 10 East
Fifty thidst., gave reception with music last night.
The Social Orchestra. an amateur organization,
played The members arc Frank and Charles
Northrup c. IL. Crisis Irving II. Tn Clifford smith
and G. D. Petrie :. d. NILS played the piano.
Miss Edith Wendell, Mrs. KEENAN,. Heinrich kocke,
danes Mctcaf. William Bronson and Miss Ra
Bronson sang. Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Curtis. Mr. and Mrs. d. H. Iotaling. Mr. and
Mrs. J. Il. Dickcr-on. Mr.. ana Mrs j. II. Iochl1sS.
Thomas lie BOutillicr, Mr. and Mrs. william Rockefeller.
Mr.. and Mrs James swan, Dr. and Mrs. George Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin, the Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
y. f. Kittrcdgc and F. W. Gallludct.
Mrs. Wasserman, of No. 63 West Forty sixth st..
VIII give ladies' luncheon at Delmonico's to day.
The Knickerbocker Bowling club met at the
Tennis Building in West Forty rst,t yesterday after
noon. The club handicap games were played and
bouquets OF spring flowers were given as prizes.
Mrs john Rockefeller will give a dance at sherry 5
Ia ,tcr Monday.
some amateur thcatricals gwen at the home of
Nr. j. T. Gilbert, No. IO7 East extremists on Tuesday
evening. The plays Which were gwen with much
success few weeks ago at Mrs. lIcwitts we're re
pcated. They were The Mad Tea Party from
Alice in Wondcrland, arranged by H. NJ. Jones. and
o cttcoat Peridy,' comedy by sir Charles Young.
arranged by Dion Boucicault. The cast OF me first
follows: Alice, Miss j. Turnurc the Halter,
Mrs. Cooper Hewitt March Hare Mis- Hewitt; Dor
ray Young. and the Mock Turtle II. NJ Jones. The
lobster Quadlillc danced. and the Chc-irc Cat
played an important role. The other comedy Wa
played by Mrs. II. L. Roosevelt Mrs. Cooper Hewitt
and Miss Gertrude Gilbert. y supper and Informal
dance followed. About 200 guests present.
Among them Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. j. Townsend. Mrs. burke Roche. llr and Mrs.
schuyler Warren Mr.. and Mrs Reginald
Trancklyn. Alfonso de Navarro. Nj ana
Mrs. Duncan Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul l..
Thcbaud secretary and Mrs Whitney. Mr.. Parsons,
the Mise, Parsons. Dr.. and M. Bachc McEmmct,
Colonel and Mrs. DE Lanccy Kane Mis- LcarN. Arthur
Ieary MI. Frederick Gilbert. the Misses l-cln ard
NJ and MIS-. Henry Holman.
Miss Lcary, Of NO so tiftnavc gave an afternoon OF
French readings and music OH Tuesday. ~hc VA As
sisted receiving By her nccc>, tn Hiss Berry.
ME- dOrlcaIs OF Paris rctcd mDnol' gH',. and Mis-
Taylor sang Among the guest, were M. James
Hartmann Mrs. LcnIhOn. the Mis,e Cit, iirs iulr,
Heynal Mrs. IL. Victor NewconD. Nr. eAd Ns' H. II.
Ward. Nj. and Mr.. \, lldmcrscl, IT,. Mr.. George
Pierce Andrews MI and Mrs.. J.. II. CAapn, Mr. {. b..
llllhousc. Mr.. John De Zerccd MI, De Icic-f and
Thc iii a,rc Cub under the chap rouage Of Mrs. Nor
gan and Mrs. Perkins. went To Days Theatre on Tue
cay ns9t Agr the pay thyg + pg5 o at The n.
members of the club present were Mr.. and Mir. Water
bury. Mr.. and Mr.. t. Roosevelt. 'r and Mrs Borden
Perkins, Center HI hcoch Ms, Robinson H. L. Grand
Cannon. Robert Perkins and l.. Cutting.
Frederick Nillicr~. the war artist oi The London
Graphic will cturc before the LoO~ Club or saturday
night. His lecture Will be Illustrated with stcr"pi
con views from his sactchc> taken npon intiirn ld'
when he was present and they Will include the tom.
larfmcmt Of Alexandria and battle in the cNped pn
for the relief 81 Gordon AT klaroum. MI \llirs
will be entertained at an Informal dinner y members
Nj. and Mr.. frinci, 4. stout gave dinner on
Tuesday at their hom. so. II West sixteenth %.
Among their guests were VI. and Mr. Bradley Martin.
Nr. and Mrs ". shcrmai Mr. and Ny. N'oAo.ir
Fish