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mainly of an amusing nature. such as
huns which concealed tiny monkeys, kit
ems in papier-mache shoes and many de-
vices of a like nature.
The residence of Mrs. Clifford is pre-
emipently adapted to entertainments
upou a large scale. 1t is known as sbe
'house with a hundred rooms" when
are arranged in suites, while q broad nail
extends through the centre, more i'll the
manner of an English hall tina an
American city residence.
Among the many guests were noticed
the members of The Merry Twelve" a
well known social organization OF the
ton. Mrs. Samuel H. Forman, Mrs. Lty-
ingston Clifford, Mrs. +. w. Clifford, Mrs.
Happen, Mr.. Bonnet. Mrs. Charles A..
De Witt, Mrs. David De- Witt, Mrs. Thomas
Towar, Mrs. Robert G. Lyle, Mrs. g.. NJ.
Shipman, Miss Lucy Nelson, Mrs. Helm,
Mrs. Bennett, Miss Bennett. Mrs. Marcus
Beach, Mrs. Kiersted. Mrs. Frank Bon
nell, of Middletown: Mrs. John Herbert,
Mrs. Perkins. Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. VIII
son and Mrs. Gordon.
AFTERNOON TEA AT MRS. wATsoN's.
A pleasant afternoon tea YVES held yes
terday afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
Watson ON Summit avenue. Cards were
sent out in the names of Mrs. watson.
Mrs. T~raphagen, Miss Myra Watson and
Miss Sadie T~raphagen. and the throng Oh
guests were received by these ladies', as
sisted by Misses Adams and Quacken-
bush of New York. The decorations
were exceptionally pretty. and the pres
ence of an unusual number of deoutantes
made the scene even more charming.
THE GUESTS NOTED.
Among the many guests were noticed
Mrs. Harry Mcbride, Miss Jeau Mcbride,
Miss Apgar, Miss Mamie Traphagen, Miss
Lottie Bliss. Miss Susie Bliss. Miss Eng
lish, Miss jessie Van Wrinkle, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Vidal, Mrs. NJ. E. Beach, Miss
Q~uackenbush, Miss Adams, Miss Albeit,
Mrs. Dodd, Miss Wilkinson, Miss Speer,
Miss Steele, Misses Post, Miss Per Lee,
Miss Throckmorton, Il Miss Jordan
Miss Traphagen and Miss Watson were
classmates at the school OF the Misses
Weaks.
PM TEA BY THE MISSES BLISS.
The Misses Lottie and Susie Bliss held
a charming piuk tea at their residence.
No. 25 kensington avenue, Tuesday after
noon. Pink roses and ribbons decorated
the rooms, relieved only by the green of
smilax and palms, and The gowns OF the
young ladies' were of this rosy hue
or white. Miss Lottie Bliss was dantily
robed in white crepe and pearls, and Miss
Susie Bliss in China silk. Receiving with
the Misses Bliss were Misses Myra Wat
sou and Sadie Apgar in pink and Misses
Laura st. John Cable, Grace Toffey, Jes-
sic Van Nl0kle u ID0Oe EGSilSn,
whose gowns were white. Morrow &
Day served refreshments in rooms which
Flowed with lamps shaded with pink.
Dancing began at nine O'Clock and con-
tinued until q late hour.
THOSE WHO DANCED
Among the Lnrong present during the
day and evening were noticed Misses
Gussie Barney, Margaret Throckmorton,
Maud Chiffon, Florence Bliss, Elizabeth
Vreeland, Elizabeth Van Horne, Ida
Morgan, Frank STEELE, Rofena d. Rector.
the Misses Traphagen, Jessie Per Lee,
Bessie Adams. Hattie Morrison.
Misses Ely. May Leonard, Eva
Davies, Maud Soper, Lillian Simp-
son, Emma Edwards, Blanche Meyers.
Eta Warren, Annie Gautier, Mamie
Hoge, Heloise Hamilton, Eta
Mexican, Hattie Martin, Grace Pat
terson, Misses Underwood. Belle Mawby,
Jennie Speer, Misses Wilkinson, Messrs.
j. E. Price, Charles Cavalli.
Annis, Hoge, Heaney, Pearsall,
Morris, Dickinson, Beekman. Rice.
Fielder, Mclaughlin, Gayitt. Sherman.
Platt, Scott, Jenkins, Furman
Soper, Belknap, Apgar, Evarts, Matthews.
Melich, Watson, Lampert, Chesley, Det-
willer, Cropsey. Bedle, Doremus, Ed
wards, Robb, McAnerny. Baier, Clark,
Arrowsmith. Toffey. Blanchard and
Inglis, DR.. and Mrs. Pyle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Combs,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Vidal and Miss Helen Moore.