New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

Mrs Robert Able gave tea with informal dane
NO Yesterday afternoon. at Sherrys, to introduce
nor daughter Miss Eva Palmer. 1t was one of the
nrettiest and most numerously attended coming
ont teas of the present season. The debutante
wore pretty gown of white silk trimmed with
silver passementerie, while her mother at
tired in a rich gown of purple velvet, made with a
Louis XIV coat, and her sister. Miss Palmer, was
in a gown of mauve silk trimmed with chiffon OF
the same shade Among the young ladies' VINO as
sisted in receiving were Miss Mary Putnam Hay
den. Miss Therese Keyser, Miss Frances HaVens
Ives Miss Ethel Hartshorne and Miss Barney.
Mrs Brander Matthews also assisted. The guests
were received in the pink room. During the hours
OF the reception, from till o'clock. there was
dancing In the large ballroom, where Lander $
orchestra played in the balcony Among the guests
we're Mrs Thomas w. Ward, Miss Bessie Ward
Mrs Edward Jaffray, Mrs. Julien Z. Davies. Mr.
and Mrs. John r. Hall Mr.. and Mrs Brayton Ives
the Misses Ives, Mrs. Samuel keyser, MIS-. Johh
G. Curtis, Mrs. William Osgood. MIR. and Mrs
Horace J. Hayden, Mrs. Dudley Field, Mrs Fred
Mrs. H. Victor Newcomb gave an Informal tea
yesterday afternoon at her home, No 6S f1lth1aXe,
sister, Mrs. Potter Palmer. who are old school
friends of the hostess. Mrs. Newcomb, in gown
and Mrs. Palmer, both of whom wore handsome
dresses of black silk deliberately trimmed with jet
tation songs. Among those who called We're Prime
bin Miss Corbin Mrs. George r.. Blanchard Mr..
and Mrs. John Watts kearney, Mr. and Mrs W.
Storrs Wells, Mr.. and Mrs William Osgood, Mr..
nando Yznaga. Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloan Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Albert stevens Mr.. and Mrs: II. G. Ire
yor. Mr.; and Mrs John H. Davis, Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge. Miss Scheffelin and Mrs.
John Parish.
Miss Marion Brookman, whose marriage to Amory
s. Carhart is to take place at noon tomorrow in
Grace Church, Brooklyn, last evening gave a din
ner 10 the members of the bridal party at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry d.
guests included Miss Sadie Brookman. who will at
tend the bride as maid of honor Henry r. Brook
man: who is to be best man; j.; Norman de X
Alexander NJ. MADDEN. Arthur NJ. Hatch and Her
bert ID. Robbins.
Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Ger
Peter L. Cortelyou. to Walter Charemagne Bum,
which is TO take place Tuesday evening of next
week, in Christ Church. Bay Ridge:
meeting at Sherry's tomorrow evening The en-
terainment will begin at O'Clock with a short
play. which will be followed by an hour OF music
patronesses of the club are Mrs. Granville T.
Eawes, Mrs. II. l.. Horton. Mrs. j Edward Sim
mons, Mrs. LOOMS l.. Danforth. Mrs. II. V. ID.
Albert Morris Bagby, VINO has taken apartments
at the Hotel Waldorf. began a series Of musical
morning. Mis- Msr n 19hns of se ,se
tons. and Mime. Kate Rolla sang. The accom-
PIANIST was orion Bradley. Among those present
veli Mrs. John F. King, Miss McAllister, Mrs
Cortandt s Van Kensse'eer. Mrs ,irenville Win
Kelly, ST., Mrs Robe. lderwood Johnson, Mrs.
George Place. the Misses Demonte Mrs. McCosk-
rey Butt. Mrs. Alfred Bishop Mason; Mrs DAVID
Scott. Mrs. Justus Rupert. Mrs. Penniman, Miss
Pauline Keane and the Misses Archbold.