New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-16
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The engagement was formally announced Yesterday
Of Miss Maud JaGray the daughter Of Howard JaIfay,
and Il granddaughter Of r. :. Jahray 10 H"lls
uunncwell Of Boston. NJ. IIunncwc Is youns man OF
great wealth and nephew OF Egeron winthrop ana
Frederic bronson, Of this city. Miss JaiIny IS
considered one Of the handsomest young women ID
New York society.
Mrs william Astor and John Jacob Astor have
taken passage on the Teuion.c, which sails on FEB
ruary II. They Will return in time for the Newport
season.
Mrs Theodore Havcmeyer has sent ont cards fof
small dance February =. week later Me-
IIayemeyer Will give large reception IN the after
noon when il j, expected that the symphony Orchestra
Of Boston will play.
The members Of the Southern society Of New-fork
will give ball al Shcrry's on Friday night january
%. The patroncsscs who Will receive are Mrs. A. G.
Bettncr Mrs Burton Harrison, Mrs. Roger ~ Pryor,
Mrs. Hugh Garden Mrs. IL. W. Newcombo, Mrs.
Harry Ducr Mrs. johnson Wise ana MIS- FIH HusH
Mayo.
Mrs W. A. Perry 80 % East Thirty eight ST.,
will give d dance for young people on February .
Mrs Seward Webb and Mrs. H. Nick. Twombly
again threw open their beautiful houses last night
for A reception with dancing and music The character
OF the decorations the a. last week, but NOT
that of the music. Instead Of German singers thcr'
we're Mile Clcmcutine De Ncrr senor Campanlh ana
Signor Del Pucut". sisnor Campanini sang Shlvc
DImora from Faust" also with Nile. dc \cfc duo
from " Aida" The three sang with great effect
trio from al Lombard." Victor Herbert played some
cello solos. Before The reception there was dinner
party in Mrs. Webb, house Her guests included Nj
and Mrs r. H. Hartman, Mr and SIR. Henry Emmett
Mr ana Mr.. II. nick. Twoniby, Mr. ana Ni,. iIari
Lyman, Mis-, randolph, Miss Louise 5heIaiu' ME-
Annie Webb Mis-, VI. Pearsall Field, W jay Ncmchc!h,
william Potter and IL. ". Bewyman Inc tdOle was
decorated with red and white flowers. several nun
dred people present AT the reception Inc mua'
Wa gwen IN MI. McDb's drawing room, We supper
being served in Mrs. Twomblys house, where ue'e
was also dancing. . 900. .,.
FOR a cOlllOn at sherry, Friday night, january 80
A reception gwen yesterday afternoon ana even
ing at the house Of Asa W ItihcN' cA i''Tl o'n.,'
District ttOrucy. 40. 100 Wa hinstph idfh' bIOohAH
between the hours and O'Clock III inc afternoon
and and II O'Clock IN the evening constant stream
of people passed Ia and Of the parlOrs which were
as;.flilly decorated for the OCCASION MIS- lcuHcy
was assisted in receiving the guests by MIS- dIici d.
Caudier the Misses james, Of Ogdensbufg Miss fay9'
Miss Vernon and Miss Posi-. o,. =. 800,
Howard General and Mrs. sl0cum. eH-GOVcrno: ana
Mrs Cornell Judge and Mrs. G. L. FRAT e1 AI I,
ana Mi Wns5% "f r. f ar M cof s5S ST. n Pro-
fc,sOr and Mrs. T. j. Backus Nurat lidstedl Mr anu
Mrs G.. G.. Dixie, Nr. and Mrs. Darwin H. james az.
McKelway. General and Mrs. stewart l.: M9oa iot'
DR.. and Mrs. a &. Perkins Judge ana Mis' 'Ielrcb''
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph +. Knapp, Mr. ana MIS-. /; ~, ="
Shcarman. Dr. and Mr. Z. J.. tuylcr, MI. ana WI
r. r. Candlcr General and Mrs \. &. Barn's Mr. ana
Mrs G. II. De silver Dr. and Mrs A. - J. HcI' '!.p''
Mr.. and Mr.. Leonard Moody, rA senator ~" ,un
Mrs, C. f. Christensen aud the Misses Chrstlis,n Ma.
and Mrs d. IT, i9lelailng GX' , s"o NJ And Mr.,
" If. Williams David VI. Stone. Mr.. and MIS- p ~
ward "a aud Mrs. W. II. Wallace. DR.. and MIS- L' L.
Foote, Nj. and Mrs IL. \. Richardson
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