New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-17
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

There was ladies' reception at the Fencers' Club
yesterday afternoon from until o'clock, and an
eXhibition OF fencing by several members. Charles
dc Kay, was master OF ceremonies. TIE programme
WAS as follows Salate. by T. Ggnac, the fencing
master OF the club. and DIR. J. H. Claiborne; fols,
William whtock and Truman Heminway; dneng
swords, A. V. Z. Post and Charles latham; foils,
Lawrence Myers and J. W. Gerard, tr.; foils, DR..
Claiborne and S. T. Shaw; sabres. 4. V. 2. Post and
j. W. Gerard, ir. fois. T. Gignac and W. Scott
OCOnnOr; f0ils, {. latham and A. V. u. Post
duebng swords 5. II. shaw and Lawrence Myers
foils T. Gnac and c. de Kay; japanese sticks. I.
latham and W. Scott O'Connor.
After the fencing bouts tea was served. Among
those present We're Mrs. james Hartman Miss Alice
Hartman Mrs. Henry Warner the Misses Warner,
the Misses sands. Mrs. Raymond Ward. Mrs. Charles
de Kay, Miss Barnard, Mrs. Edward Davis Miss
Louise Davis, Mrs. j. c. OConnOr, Mrs. Frederick
sheldon Mrs. Edward Lauterbach, Miss Nellie Red
mond the Misses Byrd, Mrs. 0. 5. TEAL, Miss Amy
Eakcr and Mrs. Preble Tucker.
Miss Rapello, OF No. II West Thirty irst-st, enter
tanned the Evening Lenten Club at her house last
night. There was informal dancing. Among the
members OF the club present were Miss Grace Oily
plant, Miss Marie ELEPHANT, Miss Molle Owen, Miss
Brown Miss Winifred Holt, Miss Laura Y. Day, Miss
Laura Miller, Miss Caroline Miller the Misses lsham,
Miss Swan Miss Marion Cheseb0rough. Henry Shope,
Julian Shope Herbert Barry, Franklin NJ Warner and
Henry +. Smith.
Miss Calender and Miss Tie Forest VIII give to-
night the last OF six musical receptions, which have
been among the notable entertainments OF the winter
An interesting programme has been prepared those
to appear are Miss Blanche Taylor, Plunkc Greene,
Johannes Wolf, Josef llolmann, Franz Rummel and
Nine. ROlla.
Mrs. paran stevens will open her new house, No.
East Fifty-seventh-st tonight with the last of the
Nikisch orchestra subscription concerts. About 400
people are expected
Mrs. John I. Hall, with the assistance Of num-
Der q women prominent In society. hold sale
I'm aid of the Babies Ward OF the Post Graduate
Hospital at s.herrys on Saturday afternoon and even
| ing March %.
| In aid of the st. Lule's Home for Aged Women
| Mrs Maude Howe Elliott will repeat her talk on
q" Booth In Darkest London at sherIy's TO morrow
| afternoon.
j. Edward Barclay will give n tea at his studio
in the Alpine, No 50 West Thirty hird-st. tomorrow
afternoon to show his recently finished portrait OF
| Paderewski which is to be presented to William
| Stenway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip schuyler OF No. Is Washington
Square. entertained the Thursday Evening Club last
| night. There was general conversation. with sup
| per by Iinard Among those present were Mr. and
| Mrs. {. a. Post, w. ii. j. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs L.
| NJ Hunt. Mr.. +. r. Jones, Miss Grswold, eXJuds'
| Rowland. Chandler Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. d. +. Ap
peton Mrs W. r. Blod gett. Miss Blodgc,t Colonel anC
Mrs s. V. r. Crugcr, Mr. and Mrs. Cooper DR.. and Mrs
W. II. Draper, Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Kinncutt, Mr.. ano
Mis- Nicholas Fish. Peter Marie, 5. Nicholson Kane
Mrs. John Minturn. Mr.. and Mrs. {. Lawrence Per
| kins Mr. and Mrs. J. Kennedy Tod. Mr.. and Mrs
Chauncey NJ. Depew. the Rev. Dr. and MIS- W. :
| Eansford Mr.. and Mrs c. +. Pellew. Mr. and Ms
| r. H. Allen Mr.. and Mrs. 7. W. Ward Mr. ana MI
| r. W Whtridcc Mr.. and Mrs. IayaId IucksriIni' th
Misses SCHUYLER Mrs. IL. l.. Roosevelt and Dr. aii'
Mrs. Valentine Mott. -, ,,,.,
The wedding OF Miss Alice Cowdin TO liamll,oi
uoi,pn will take place on April II, AZ noon III 'h
| Church OF the Ascension. Fifh-ave. and Tennis.
| Mrs Rhlnelander Waldo gave a reception III Ipho
Of Miss Pickhart on "Wednesday e'c"'ns "' '"o INV