New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-24
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Mrs. Richard Lounshery. OF no IL East Thlrticth-
ST. ut her reception yesterday afternoon one Of
series OF Thu sfa,s," was assisted in Ie Giving b.
MIS-. Robert Graham. Mrs. William Fanshawe Mr..
Grosvener p Lowrey Mrs Edward Wells. Nine
betiini Miss Salie NcO. Miss Brewster. lilss Edih
knowlton. Miss Agnes Whitney. Miss Iettia IiarscE
and Miss Maud Alice Burke Mr.. Lounsbcrys guests
were entertained with the banjo music and songs
u the Misses Leach. who have been much in de
mand recently. Among those present were Mrs.
Joseph +. Low, Mrs. Jules Reynal Mrs. Van Duzcr,
Miss Van Duzer. Mrs. Charles Chlds, Mr.. and Mrs..
l.. II. Chaplin, Nj and Mrs. W. Edgar shepard II. X.
Richards, Miss Minelle Alexander. Mrs. II. l.. Burnett.
Dr.. Henry Tevis Mrs. George II. Bmmwcll. Kin,ley
MaGoun, George Vlngut, Charles e. Boyd AMI stuart
Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Wysong, OF No. 30 East Thir;y
fourtlrst.. gave dinner party last night. Among
tacr guests Were Mr.. and Mrs. W. Watts sherman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes Lcth, Mr. and Mrs W. \. Ducr,
Peter Marie, Mr.. and Mrs Nicholas Fish, DR.. and
Mrs. Woodbury., and Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer IT,
Miss De Forest and Miss Calender will give another
Of their agreeable musical receptions TO night at their
home, No. East seventy secondst., when several
artists OF prominence will perform.
There was another meeting Of the Thursday Riding
Club at Dlckcls last night. The manoeuvres were
interesting. The members rode in single file, then
two abreast and so On until they crossed the ring
thirty-two abreast. Among the members present
were Miss kittie Livingstone, Miss Lille Graham.
Miss Margaret Bacon, Miss Katherine Grant, Miss
Louise Ireland, Miss Augusta Davies, Miss Constance
SchicGelin Miss Daisy Person. Miss lIoughton Miss
Laura Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Camochan, Miss
Wostervclt, Miss Anna Smith, schuyler Schiehelln,
Braddon Hamilton, Charles Van Rensselaer,, III. Liv
ingSton Center and NJ. a. Wks
a concert will DO given the night CT March IA
in the Hotel Waldorf in aid of St. Mary'S Free Hos
pital for Children. Ths concert l. being arranged
by Mrs. Richard Irwin, who Will have the aid Of
nearly hundred women prominent in society.
There will be no dancing. Wolf and IIollmcn will
play, and other artists will take part Tickets may
be obtained from Mrs. Goodridgc, No. $50 Fih.ave. ;
Mrs. James Hartman, No. a. West Iiiy-cighth-st.
Mrs. Daniel Lord, IT,, No East Ninth-st.; Mrs.
Arthur Welman, No. 16 Fifth-ave.. and Mrs. 1rvin at
her house, No. IL West Thirty-siXth-st.
A talk on Egypt Past and Present" was given last
evening by Mrs. ii. T. Holbrook, at Nine. Van Nor
mans West End-ave. and Scventy-frstst. The spa
cious parlors were well filed with people prominent
IN the literary and social circles OF Ne"i York Mrs
Hobrook spoke fuently without notes, and en-
lvened her subject with many anus sing anecdotes
of travel and Egyptian life. Miss Sara Humoert
sang "Constantinoplc" will be the subject Of her
next talk 10 be given in weeks in the paroIs Of
General Ewing at lonkers. ,,
twenty four covers at the Ladies' Club on March =
Her guests will all he wellbnown women, many OF
them members OF the club. A musical entertainment
will also be given the members OF the club on March
., before the breakfast