New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The second meeting OF the Tuesday Dancing Glass
vas held at saerry's last night Alexander NJ Had
den led the cotilon with Miss Daisy NJ. Hamilton.
The favorS were artificial flowers and fruits. ribbons
and silk flags. Among the members present the
Misses Barley Miss Constance eatterlee, Miss Helen
Hurry, Miss Marion Carey, the Misses Cutting, Miss
Barlow, Miss Annie Schenok. Miss Bessie Ward, Mss
Katherine Livingston the Misses Varnum, Miss Strong,
MIS- Euretta Kcrnochan, the Misses Morgan, Miss
Helen De Peyster Miss Smelling. Miss Coster. W. IL.
Nelson, F. Crosby Butler, :. :. Shdmore. l. +. Carey.
stockton Cot. W. II. Brown John ogden. ir, Mere
dith Rowland. Alexander Mcllvaine, X. Grier Monroe
Er,Rine Hewitt Adophus SmedbuTs. jr., X. I. Vain
wright, A. 5. Webb IT,. Robert Van Coruandt and
j. De Courcey Ireland The atronesses OF the class
are Mrs. John T. Hall, Mrs J. Pierpont Morgan, Mrs.
Frederic Goodridge, Mrs John Lyon Gardiner Mrs.
Frederic Gaatin, Mrs. william q. Hamilton, Mrs.
William Rhnelander, Mrs. George A Robbins, Mrs.
Russell Stcbbns IT., Mrs Charles T.. Sands and Mrs.
Lawrence Wells. With the exception of Mrs. Hall
and Mrs. Goodridge, who is abroad, they all
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Vanderbilt, Of No. 400 Fifth
ave, gave dinner party last night, in honor of 6le
mus ans Johannes Woln and JOseIh Holman. Among
the other guests at the dinner We're MI. and Mrs.
Lloyd Bryce, the Misses Pamcefote Mr. and Mrs. T. II.
Howard, Miss Fannie Reed. Miss Grant, Captain II. c.
beaumont, r. c. Peters and Mrs. Paran stevens. Miss
Eoxha played karp solos. After dinner about thirty
HOLMAN.
Mrs. A. 5. Hewitt and the Misses Hewitt VI No. 0
Lexington-ave gave reception yesterday afternoon.
Mis- Edwin RingwCOd Hewitt received with them Dur
ing the hours OF the reception there was music by
Landegs orchestra and Pinard served light refresh
ments. As 1000 invitations We're sent out, nearly
every one OF prominence IN society present. Re
ceptons were also given 6y Mrs. H. Victor Newcomb
ii. d. Winant, Of No. West Fifty seventh-st.
Judge and Mrs. Andrews of No 42l Fifth ave- Will
spend the Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs Lind
ley Hoffman Chaplin, at Rock Lawn, New-L0ndOn,
DR.. Henry Dwight Chaplin gave musical enter
tainment TO the tuesday Morning Sewing Glass at
his home, No. % West F1fty-hrst-st., last evening
Mrs H. B. Chapn received the guests. among
lene Rogers. Mrs. McKibbin, the Misses schenck.
Miss Elliott, Miss Dewsnap Miss Flower, Miss Ely.
Miss Weir Miss Harshorne, Miss Hackett, Mss Roe.
Miss Allen, the Rev DR.. II p. Chapn, Mr. and
Mrs W. B. Chaplin Mrs. c. B. Chaplin. Perry Avertll,
Mr.. Kip, DR.. D. II. McAlpin, Ir, otto KinEel and
Robert Chaplin.
The managers Of the Nursery and Childs Hospital
appeal 10 their patrons again for their assistance,
both by personal attendance the night OF January
3 at the charity bnn and by other helpfulness. TO
is taxed by unusual demands Each year the estab-
llshment in LeXing tOn increases In size and
fulness, giving wise help to those who need t..
science asks for supplies methods OF ventSa-
and more detailed care Of both women and children.
All tis adds TO the expense yearly. but the result
is satisfactory, the managers are always ready 10
adopt the best advice, and trust 10 their yearly ale
Garden which is being arranged for the occasion.
The boxes 10 be sold at prices varying from $50
to 80. and NAV be obtained from Mrs. Hitchcock.
No. East Twenty -ninthst.