New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Nrs Clarence Postley, OF No. s17 Fifthavc.. gave
/, handsome luncheon party yesterday. Her guests
fourteen In number. were seated at table which
WIS decorated with orchids and lilies OF the valley
There were pretty favors for each guest Among
the Marty were Mrs. Coen Mrs. Charles Wetnore
Mrs.. Gelstoh, Mrs. william Moser Mrs. Jam Ma lin,
Mrs. Charles Fowl. r. MIS-. scott Cameron. Mrs; Cfa'es
Bones Mrs William storey and Nine. Batazu
The first meeting OF the Card Club organized by
Mrs. Philip Livingston, Mrs. Philip Rhineandcr Miss
Mesier. Miss Curoa Livingston, Miss Ogden ami NJ IS
yohe was held last night at the house OF MISS
Ogden No. o East Thirty lth-st. Progressive euchre
vS the game played and there were some pretty
pd1es Among the members present were Miss kean
Miss Helen De Peystcr Miss Suydam, Miss Daisy
Person, Miss Ruth Lawrence, Miss Moore, Charles
A. wissmarn W. Harold Brown, Gardiner Sherman,
Psyad Foulke Irving Paris, Robert Van Cortlandt
BERKELEY Mostyn. Philip L. Livingston and fhLP
Rhnelander. The next meeting will be held at the
house Of Miss Mesler.
The fry meeting Of the Progressive sewing class
held at Mrs. Arthur VI. Dodee's house, No. ~
East Thirty -fourthh. yesterday afternoon. This
class, which has membership OF nearly one hundred
will furnish garments for the Babies Hospital and
the Virginia, Memorial and Jewell day nurseries. The
members Of the class include Mrs. a. NJ. Dodge.
Mrs. Richard Irwin. Mrs. Bryce Gray, ir., Mrs. T.
G. Fanckyn, Mrs. william jay, Mrs. Earl Dodge,
Mrs. r. II. Iloadly. j., Mrs. Isaac Lawrence Mrs.
r. F. Marbury. Miss Barnes. the Misses Whitney,
Miss Bessie Ward Miss Olyphant, the Misses Ives.
Miss Robbins. Miss Massie Strong Mrs. T. II. Belts,
Mrs. John Sloane. Mrs W. stOrrs Wells Mrs. William
Jay, Miss Edith Knowlton, Mrs. Newton Perkins,
Miss Madeline Dinsmore. Miss Julia Draper, Miss
Clara Moss Mrs Edmund Coffin. jr., and Miss winni-
fred Holt, all Of whom present yesterday. a
number Of men dropped in for a cup Of tea at .
O'Clock The meetings OF this class will be continued
throughout Lent, and each one will be held at
different house.
Mrs. westervelt and Miss Westervelt, OF No. West
Ftths, held their regular reception yesterday AFTER
noon Their many friends who called had the pleasure
Of hearing Miss Marie Tempest sing and Joseph iol-
mann play. Miss Tempest sang for the first time bal
lad composed for her by Holman, the composer play
Ing the cello obngatO. Among those present were
Mrs. Bruce Ismay. Mrs James 1ude Bcckmann. Miss
Walker Mrs. Richard Ewart, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Grossmith. Miss Bessie Ward Mrs. Isaac How, Miss
Beatrice How. Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald H. Ward, Frank
Reamer, Mrs. W. Gilbert Davies Miss Davies ana
Samuel Elliott
Mrs. A. s. Hewitt and the Misses Hewitt, OF No .
Lenngton,ave, gave large reception last night
The drawing-rooms OF the house were beautifully
oeco'atd with flowers, and there was
music by Landers orchestra During the
evening George Grossmith gave some OF
bis amusing sklis on English fashionable life. supper
ives served by pfnard and late in the evening there
VI. aud Mrs Turnure the Misses Turnuc Mr. ar, ana
Miss Alice Hartman j. Arren Hlrriman, G. stacy
Ssra Mr. ana Mrs. g. L. R!ves Mr. and Mr.. n, g. NJ f..
s smsneMs MY Mr. and Mrs James Burden ana MI
NJ and Mrs r. V. McKim, OF NO. - West Ply
Aons Se gryr Mr. e and Mrs. Webb
M. and Mrs. ". II. Catn and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Os'
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s"- gave dinner party last nlgh''