New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-19
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs samuel Keyser Of No. IA Fast Thirty-sixth-st'
cave A dance for her young daughter. Miss Therese
Keyser last evening at Sherry's Inc cotiilon wa'
danced Edward Crowninshield, OF Boston. leading.
The favors were hats, flowers, ribbons and 1eweneu
orders, The guests were Miss Kohlsaat Miss Hophin-
son smith, the Misses Palmer MISS liggnsoh' '''
Mise, Braem the Misses Strong Miss Livingston
Mis- gorclay. Miss Crawford. Miss Nichols Miss Edith
ca,ds Fairfax Harrison r. Thompson, Phoenix lhgi"-
lom Courtlandt Palmer, A. Robbins. 1. D. biaHu9"'
Oliver Low and J. T. Low, jr.
The Lenten Sewing Class. organized by Miss r. '@'.
beth Perkins and Miss Louise Barnard, had u"",
snrry,s last night. The coilon was led by A. v ~'
Post. There were simple fuyors Among 'no'e p ,
emf were Mr. and Mrs. =. q. Theband' MISC
Louise Ireland. Miss Dorothy Van scheich' Mr'
and Mrs Edward Wells. ir, Miss lda he"'
Miss Helen Fahnestock Miss Josephine NOEL 'iS'
Leila wotherspoon. the Misses Beales. MISS h.'n
King Miss Harriet Warden Miss Helen STOKES, '"''
Grace olypmnt Il. NJ Post T. II. Kelly jon" -
Warden, G.. T.. Throop, Delaney lreiahu' ~ w.
Cooper C. de Cersdori David Wotlerspoon anu Dc hoe
Taller. con
There was n fashionable gathering yesteruhS a''or-
noon I'm the ballroom Sherry's, tue attraction pcl's
Miss Cooty Chambers talk on Japan MISS 'h''u''
lived for n number Of years in Japan, while Ier
father Commodore Chandler, L. 5. NJ WAS ''iNc' '''
had the most favorable opportunities 10 oDSer'c 'ie
life OF all classes In japan, and was iaVori'e III
nowcry Kingdom. Her descriptions OF tho aoiieauc
NE of the island empire and the garden party at ue
Mikado's palace grounds were delightful Al"S
Chandler was arraycd In japanese gown sue was
attended BY a japanese maid, and previous 10 tue tuN
,aee ladies' in japanese dress acted a u'lcrs' one
OF them was Miss Koio H0use, who WIS adopted by
an American family. Among those present were
Mr. aud Mrs L. Turnure, the Misses Turnure, Mrs.
George Evans, Mrs. Lawrence TurnuIc, IT,, Mrs.
william Rhincandcr, +. j. Oakley Rhnelander, Mrs.
stuyvesant Fish, Mrs. Herbert AslnoT Miss Towns
end Mrs. W. r. Blodgett Miss Bl0dgett, Mrs. John {.
wcstervelt Miss Westervclt, Mrs. H. Victor Newcomb,
Mrs. H. H. Ward, Mrs. J. >. 7. Suunaiah MIS-
seth Low. Mrs John Drew, Miss Amy Baker, Mrs
Joseph Il. Low, Mr. and Mrs. John sherwood. Mrs
william Kipgsland. Mrs. H. lie Grand Benedict Mr..
md Mrs Peter Mollcr, Miss MOcr, Mrs. George
Forsythc J. Grlihths Mlsten, Mrs Rtham Allen Miss
;. Purnss. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Wing. Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Bell Mrs. Dougas Robinson jr, Miss Babc60k,
Mrs. T. +. Meagher the Misses Crawford, Mrs. W. q.
Davies and Miss Davies.
Mrs Joseph Drexe Will give Juvenile fancy
dress party this evening at her house. No. 1903
Madson-ave. for her young daughter. Miss Joephnc
Droxel. There will be play by tho Webbing sisters
and aftcrward a dance. Little Miss DrcXel viii wear
O gown Of scotch plaid. made OF the Gordon tartan
Mrs John c. Wilmerdng, Jr., formerly Miss Marie
de lex Alien held her first reception yesterday after
noon M No rInh-ave Mrs. wilmcring, Miss
Georgiana Wlulcrflug ana MISS hfihuc NC odnlI'S
SISTED TO receive. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs II. A. C0Ster. Miss Costcr. Mrs. Edward smelling,
MISS smelling, Charles Van Rensselaer,, Miss Meta
Markay, Mrs Henry de Coppet Miss Fawce't, Mr..
and Mrs II. ID. Steers, Miss Georgiana Bergman and
SIR. and Mrs. Lorilard Spencer.
concert will be given at ChicNering Hall on
Wednesday evening. April y. BY Mrs. Curtiss or
chestrz, an amkieur organization numbering about
seventy Eve members. The orchestra. which Is com
poaod Of sklfu performers Of both sexes ana OF all
ages, Is directed BY Theodore jain number Of
prominent women tle paronesscs OF the concert.
Nrs Curtis a. The wife OF Professor John G.. Curtis.