New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

the Country Club and at the Morris Park Clubhouse
His sister, Mrs James NJ Waterbury, had house full
OF guests rs had also many OF her niebor. who kept
open house for nearly week. Mrs. Waterbury and
Mr. Furman did the lions share Ct entertaining. The
dance Of Friday night at Mr. Furmans house WAS fol
lowed by domino party on saturday nSht at Pleas
aunce, Mr.. waicrbury's country place on sunday
night MIR. Furman entertaincd at dinner nearly one
hundred people at Morris Park, and on Monday night
Mr.. and MR.. W. Butler Duncan jr., gave dinner
party at their country house farewell to Mr.. and
Mrs j. Borden Hartman, dance following ut the
Country Club.
At Tuxedo Club the traditional Observance OF New
Years Eve carried out In the manner for which
the club is noted. Nearly hundred people dined at
the clubhouse afterward dancing until morning. Mr..
and Mrs Walker Bree-e Smith had domino party at
their Tuxedo cottage On New Years Eve. ON Monday
night Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Iorllard. ir gave beau
tful dance at their country house. K,ewaydin when
cotlllon was danced, James Otis leading. The
guests ncluded the Tuxedo colony and large party
from York.
The efforts Of the managers Of the Charity Ball
wore rewarded with we'll merited success. The
fashionable element If society largely represented
In the Madison Square Amphithcaire Tuesday night
Many OF those people who are sought ont TO make
the Patrarchs' and Assembly sbas brilliant Success
were present Although several hundred dancers
on the floor at time II crowded. the space
reserved for dancing bolns nearly as great again
as that in the Metropolitan Opera House. The ball
began with it's usual grand march, which was much
larger than usual whltelaw Reid leading with Mrs
Edward Cooper Some brilliant costumes were worn
al the ball Mrs Chester Grlswolds gown Of Inauvo
satin and brocade trimmed with many nounces
Of duchessc lace In her cofure was placed a white
swallow with spread wings bearing In It's bcnk
diamond star Mts. II. lie Grand Cannon in gown
Of pale green crepe trimmed with velvet Of a darker
shade wore n necklace OF several rows Of beautiful
pearls and pendant OF diamonds. Mrs. Edward Der
winds gown OF white brocade had a body Of ruby
velvet with Venetian point lace. Mrs. PHILIP Rhine
lander who has recently returned from long stay
In Europe wore some superb jewels with her gown
Of pink brocade and ruby velvet. She had neck
lace and pendant Of diamonds. stOmachrr OF the
same gems and a row Of diamond stars In her hair.
Miss Nanete Adams. formerly OF Baltimore. was con
sidcred enc Of the most beautiful girls AZ tho ball
Miss Adams gown OF Nile green satin and
chiffon. Mrs. Leon Marie wore handsome empire
dress Of white Bcngaline with body and pulled sleeves
Of pale blue velvet. 4 row Of diamond stars was
worn across The front OF the ccrsage Ms. Reginald
Henslrw Ward in black and pink brocadc, and
Miss Wc,mogc in satin and chiffon. Mrs
Frederick Goddard effective First Empire
gown OF pink crepe embroidered with gold and orna-
mcnts Of diamonds Probably $4,000 was neited
by the ball This will be devoted 10 the Nursery
and Child's Hospital.
The FIRST Assembly Dall 81 the season IN the Madi-
son square Assembly Rooms was another Brilliant
occurrence Of the week. There the Younger dancing
element pradomlnated. The decorations q the as
scmbly more elaborate than usual. Great
carands Of Florida pine were hung Oh the balconies
and caught with clusters OF wlite roses lied with
broad satin ribbons OF Hight green Above these RS
toons Were rope, 81 holly. on the platform where
Landcr's full orchestra was stationed ma -
of palms and FLORIDA pncs. Tic orchestra was eta
toned Oh the lower part % the platform The guests
we're rcoclve 10y Mrs Grisvold GRAY. Mrs. LorilaFd.
Mrs John Mlniu1 and Mn. Dc rcyster. Tie colillon
was danced after supper. Elisha Dyer, r.. leading.
The next and last Assembly Will tahc place on Feb
ruary 9.
Mrs J. Townsend Burden gave dinner party ola
Tuesday evening Among her rl'.'- vcic Mr. and
Mrs ". d. Sloane Mr. and Mr.. II. J. Grand Can
non. Mr. and Mr.. Buchanan Winthrop. Miss strong,
T. Iangdon Ewing. Nil Mary Cutting. Mis- Van
Rensselaer,. Mr.. and Mr.. Kernorhan and Barton
Wiling Mr. and Mrs Richard Mortimer. Who have
taken Sir Rodcrlck Camcron's house FOR the vlnrr
entertained nj dinner Thursday night Mrs IHTan
stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sloane, Mr.. and Mr.
J. r. D. Ianicr Mr. and Mrs. Pierrc L,rrard. r., Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Irwin. Mrs. Charlie Perkins. Nr
and Mrs. Henry spencer Cram. Mis- Wilson. Mis-
Taler. Peter Marie Jnmos d. PARKER. Reginald Ron
aids and Norman WhtehOusc.
The second Of the series Of dnncr'danccs WIS given
lev Mrs Oglcn MIL on Wednesday night. This dance,
at which the cOtillun vas led BY +. /. Cushing.
followed dinner parties given % the houses Of Mrs
Bronson Mrs. Wbtnev, Mrs ". -. sloane and Mrs..
W. X. Vanderbilt. The next 81 Ito dinner dances
win take place on wednesday night at Tie house OF
Mr. W. &. Whitney.
Edward Moore Robinson VII, Is to mnrfy Nils All NJ
IvciS Of san Francisco Tuesday. give rs Er-'cll
bachelor dinner last night at Shorty, HIS gica
were James W. Byrne. cousin Of Ms, vcrr who VIII
be best man NJ the wedding, and ia" usher, j. o""al
Tappan, Bu,hrod L. Baync w. II. smith, jr, Temple
Bowdoln. IAn.car NOrrie and Arthur Pembcri"n stur-
ec, The Wedding VIII take place ut the 'hunh oil
the Heavenly Rest Tuesday al noon. MI Robin
son Is the slcpson OF j. Hood Wright CA the same
day aud I'm The church az O'Clock In ID" aii"r
noon. will take place The wedding o. Ms Fauc'S
Josephine Ralborne eldest daughter o. Charles Lam
bert Ra'hborne, 10 Joseph Wood Cushman.
The coming week will be busy one. To MORO"
night viii be given the Second Patriarch'
bau at Dclmonlco's. ca Tuesday besides
IA, weddings already mentioned. Mrs J.
Hooker IInmerslry AMI Mira Kbcn Wight who
was formerly Miss Letna Ien Will Hve receptions
ana there will he mectlngi OF tie dancing cli'ses or
ganlzed by Mrs. John r. Hall ana Mr. ""ors" !.
sbrady on "Wednesday there viii Lee TIE dinner
dance at Mrs Whtncys and the southern Society
dance on Thursday Dr. and Mrs. W. Seward Webb
viii alve a small domino party, when the men viii
come In domino: the Thursday Evening club VIII meet
at the house % Mrs Charles /. Chandler ana MIS-.
Arson Phep, stokes Will give aFg' co'ilon dinner
On Friday nlsst the second OF the subscription con
certs by the Boston symphony Orchestra VIII take
place at tlI house o. Mrs II. lie Grand Cannon On
SATURDAY afternoon Mrs. Thomas lli'chcoch VIII give
large reception. and the second OF the Ad"no"Sh con
ccrti will lake place at the hOusc Of Mrs. Henry b.
Livingston.
Mrs George l.. Rivcs gave a luncheon on WedhcS
day. Among her guests were Mr.. Edwin Parsons
Miss McAlll,er Ms Fellows Mr.. Reginald II ,hsha"
Ward Mr.. j. Fred Person, Mr.. Iaid McNl'haf'
Mrs ". II. OssOOd and Mrs. John Christopher oOoh
nor Mrs. Rives will have some "lying pictures
AZ he. house OH January -. ~ ,.
Nil Elliott L. shepard aud MIS- william DouEia'
Sloane gave large dinner pHlle, on lndhN ils"''
Mis- sloauc's guests seated at iOur Ioui taOl,
aud Mrs Shcpaids at ten. Each table was drroTt
with roses, After dinner there wa, dance III nIa
| 1ln,ne,s horse which connects with that OF MIS-
| shcpnrd o. Creighton Webb lei the coilll0l.