New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs Paran stevens gave a small dance at her
home at Fifty-sevonth-st. and Ffth-ave. last night
for young people. The ballroom in Mrs. Stevens
house which is one of the most beautiful and spa
cious in any private house IN the city. was hand
somely decked with palms and roses. the latter IN
tall vases. The cotillon, which was danced before
supper was led by j. Wadsworth Richie. The
favors were fancy penhoders feathers and flowers.
Among the dancers were Mr.. and Mrs. George Il.
De Forest Mr. and Mrs. b. c. Porter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Karricll Riggs. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Have
meyer Mr. and Mrs. H. lie Grand Cannon, Mr..
and Mrs Ogden Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore y.
Havemeyer. IT, Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Davis,
Mr. and Mrs George L. Rives. Mrs. Ebridge T. Ger
~. Miss Gerry Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Dyer. jr. Miss
Lawrence Miss Margaretta Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Sloane Perry Belmont. Miss Grace Wilson.
Miss Kate La Montague. X. r. Wilson. jr, Miss
Alice Hartman Mr. and Mrs J. Borden Hartman.
Mr. and Mrs. liant. Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gould.
Mrs Roche Mr.. and Mrs. y. Cooper Hewitt. Mr.
AMI Mrs Fernando Yznago. Mr.. and Mrs sydney
Dillon Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. c. Albert Stevens,
G. Wyndham Ouln the Misses Sloane. Miss Eleanor
Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Cutting Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Larocque. jr.. the Misses Duer, Miss
Marie Winthrop Miss Bend Miss Beatrice Bend.
Miss Evelyn Burden Mr.. and Mrs. w. Starr Miller,
Mr. and Mrs Robert Goelet. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Mortimer Sir Tatton and Lady Sykes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Mortimer, Mr. and Mrs. J. +. D. Lanier,
Peter Marie, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce. Mr.. and
Mrs f. X Pendleton. Maud Livingston. r. Ray
Miller Cambridge Livingston. Mr.. and Mrs lmund
l.. Baylies the Misses Van Rensselaer,. Woodbury.
Kane. Hamilton Cary j. Langdon ErvinG, Mr.. and
Mrs Hermann Oelrchs. Miss Virginia Fair. Mir. aal
Mrs Luclus X Wimerding Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
ID Grant Mrs John G. Wilmerding Miss Gcorgana
Wmerding. Nine. Melba. Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald
Henshaw Ward. Miss willing. Barton Wiling,
George W. Vanderbilt and Clarence Barker.
beautiful and pleasant informal dance was
given last night by Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lyon Gardiner
at their home. No. GA Madison-ave. in honor Of
their daughter Miss Adele Gardiner. who Will
shortly sail for England to pass the remainder Of
the winter with her sister. Mrs. Alexander Cox.
The drawing rooms and dining room were trimmed
with garlands of roses and handsome spring flow
ers. There no cotillon, the dancing being IN
formal
large reception was given Yesterday afternoon
ny Mrs " iiliam Oso9ri OF no, 90 WeSt -, r1S
Roddy and Miss Florence baldwin Assisting The
Ada Fischer MISS Panne Rogers. Miss Bcss..
Baltes. Miss Hattie Cullen. Miss Genevieve Mott
lene Tripler. Miss Maud Mablcy, Of this city; Miss
Laura Osborn and Mrs. William Human. of Brook
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bouleion celebrated the
hftieth anniversary OF their marriage by slvlns
Mrs. Ambrose X. Adams, No West Onc-hundreI-
and-twenty -second-st.
club known as the Knickerhocler Riding Club
was held last night at Dickois. in West Fty-sNth-
81 lHNlt war cNNN'IV.i' ~ w IL ~
bers and some interesting cyolutions con-
Quoted by Herr Ernst Carl Won Gilman. the head
riding master at Dickers H. Livingston Center
led in the six cvolutions. which consisted of a
series of figures Of more or less corpll Or
der. each requiring "A certain degree ~ Enowledg,
of the art of riding. During the eXorcacs thor"
music and at their close light refreshments
served In the parlors Some OF the riders
Miss Augusta McKim Davies Mr.. and Mrs
Frank y. Keech. Miss Laura Edwards Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Rutherford Miss Carolyn benedict.
Miss Elsie Cosier Miss Lucctte Banks. Miss Emily
Petit Miss Maud Clark. Miss Florence Wcstorvcli
Banks SslinffpfT
Neeser J. Frederick Pierson. jr T. LYMAN short
and Julian r. Davies. jr. The club viii continue
its meetings weekly until after Lent.
Mrs Thomas Dimond, No l6i Wet Eghty-frst-
81. gave reception Yesterday afternoon al h'r
home. over two hundred people were prcsc MT and
an elaborate luncheon was served by clark.
Mrs George T. Fowler will give 2 reception to-
day at her home. No &c West Fifiioth-st
Professor Chester. Of RutrcvF College. will give
Place, New brunswick y. j.