New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-14
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. FORBES Leith gave brilliant reception last
n,aht ct htr house. No. 40 Parkavc for Captain and
Mrs. Charles Rosdew Burn, the latter being the
daughter Of the hostess. Captain Burn is On aide
de.camp IN the Duke OF Connaught The marriage
Of Miss Ethel FOrbes-Lcith TO him in London, July
o. 1891. of the brilliant OF that
season, when the Duke and Duchess OF Connauglt.
Princess Louise the Marquis OF Lornc. Lord and Lady
Duntn and many other people OF prominence were
present The drawng-rOom OF the Forbes-L eth house
was beautifully decratei with Am ,rican bauiy roses
Spring flowers used the tapestrlcd walls and
IN the dining roOm where buffet supper was served
By sherry during the hours OF the reception There
was a profuson Of roses. The Russian Court banl
piayed in the drawing Miss Bessie Clarke, wh1
was one OF the bridesmaids nj Miss Lcths wedding,
assisted In receiving. Among the many guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge, Mr.. and Mis-. Edward
Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. George II. Bend. the Misses
Bend Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Withcrbee. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Hitchcock, DR.. and Mrs. +. +. kinni'
cult, MIR. and Mrs. ChaIlcs Pelham Clin-
ton, Mr.. and MIS- j. ii. DAVIS
Miss Goodman Mr. and Mrs. J. ii. Choate. the Misses
Choate. Mr. and Mrs /. Townsend Burden. Miss Bur
den. Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald de KOven. DIR. and Mrs
r. C. Greenleaf Miss Grocneaf. Mr.. and Mrs. {. e.
rranckyn, Gilbert Francklyn. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. John AleXandre, Mr. ana MIS-.
Brayton Ives the Misses Ives. Mrs. James Hartman
Miss Hartman, Richard Goodman, Mr. and Mrs > r.
Barger Miss Eargor Mr.. and Mrs Duncan Eiho'' MIS-.
Earl Dodge Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Fish, Miss Fish, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Stors Wells, Mr.. and Mrs W. Dwight
Collier Herbert Roins MIR. and Mrs. +. Egerton Webb,
Mrs. william Goddard, Miss Goddard, A. Butler Dun
can F. " S Crosby the Misses Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Pierpont Morgan, the Misses Morgan, Mr. and Mrs
B. c. Porter Mrs. Paran Stevens the Misses WcpD MT
and Mrs. Buchanan Winthrop, Miss Winthrop, MT ana
Mrs. II. A. Robbins, A. ). Carhart, T. L. kohaids' IT,
Reginald Ronalds. and Mr.. and Mrs. g. T. We'morc'
Captain and Mrs. Burn will spend some weeks III
New York. and before their return to England with
Mr. and Mrs Forbes Leith in May, they Will visit ST.
Louis and Chicago.
The wedding of Mrs. Louise Whitney Dickey 10
Charles d. Dickey jr. will be quietly celebrated
in the chaniry Of Grace Church this morning ut
1890 o'clock. MIR. DicAey gave his farewell bachelor
dinner two weeks ago. A wedding breakfast for The
family only will follow AT the homo OF the bride.
Mrs. william Rhinelander entertained the Lenten
Card Club at her house. No. 81 Forty -dgh, hist.
Among the members Of the club present werc Mr. ana
Mrs. Philip Rhinelander. the Misses ogden. Mr.. and
Mrs Philip Livingston, Miss Helen de Peystcr, Robert
Van Cortlandt. Irving Paris, Miss Ruth Lawrence.
Mis-, Bacon, Berkeley Mostyn. W. Harold Brown. i.
J. Oakley Rhinelander and Charles Wissmann.
The Progressive Sewing Glass, which was organized
for good work during Lent, met yesterday afternoon
at the house OF Mrs. Benjamin Brewster. No. G0j
fnth-ave. Many garments were begun for children OF
several day nurseries. Each member is required 10
turn the finished garment next week,
Tonight at the Waldorf VIII be given the much
talkedoi concert In aid Of -. Marys Free Hospital
Mrs Arthur Weman. Mrs. Jane, Hartman and
others will receive the patrons, all II whom will
IN full evening dress. The concert by the New
York symphony Orchestra Wolf and IIollmanD viii
comprises The names q 900 women Of pr,minencc,
In NcwYork, Philadelphia. Boston. Baltimore, Wash
ington and Chicago. The concert will begin al
O'Clock.
Mrs. Il. V. McKim. OF No. 30 West Fifty eIchih-st.
VIII give dinner party tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes have taken
for the London season the house OF Mrs. Adar. No
20 Curzon-st. Mrs. Adair formerly Miss Wa1s
worth. Of Gcneseo.