New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-04
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The first OF the Monday cotillons this season took
place at Sherry's last night and as in previous
years was a great success. The guests were re-
ceived BY Mrs. Edward King, Mrs. John Garrison
Jay and Mrs. John H. Screven. Informal dancing
was begun about 1880 o'clock and kept UP for
about half an hour when John T. Wainwright b.
gan the cotillon dancing with Miss Elizabeth King
There were favors. Supper was served IN The
lower ballroom at midnight. Each subscriber 10
these dances receives eight cards for each OF the
cotilons and she is required TO invite five men, -
that last night there no lack OF partners for
the young women. The patronesses Of the co,illonA
most OF whom were present last night include Ma
Philip j. Sands. Mrs. J. Hampden Robb. Mrs John
T. Hall, Mrs. Francis Delafed. Mrs. Lawrence
Wells. Mrs. Louis Delafeld Mrs. Gouverneur Nor
rIs Mrs. Frederic Gallatin. Mrs. John Lyon Card
ner Mrs. Arson w Hard. Mrs. Ma.urin Delafed
Mrs William Rhnela nder, Mrs William b. Beck
man. Mrs. Z. r. Huntington Mrs. J. Montgomery
Hare. Mrs. Henri Il. Barley, Mrs. George BisA
Mrs. McKim Mrs. c. w. Ogden. Mrs. J. j. Higgin-
son, Mrs, benjamin Franklin Lee, Mrs. Frederic i
DE Peyster and Mrs. Streatield Clarkson.
Mrs. Arthur J. Peabody gave large tea yesier'
day afternoon at her home. No. Is West Ten;h-st-
for her daughter. Miss Anna Rutherford Peabody
who received the congratulations several hundred
people. Mrs Peabody assisted her daughter, with
a number OF the latters young friends including
Miss Screven. Miss Edith Speyers. Miss Fannie
Watts, Miss Mary Kearny Miss Beatrix Davenport .
Miss Julia Delafield. Miss Rita Morris. Miss Cor
nelia Robb. Miss schroeder. Miss Helen Edwards
Miss Caroline Lee and Miss Constance Satierlee
The first OF Albert Morris Bagbys Musical Morn
ings." which were so popular among fashionable
NEWCOMERS last year. took place in the large
ballroom OF the Waldorf yesterday morning. Thess
was an excellent programme. The musical attrac-
tons Nile Liba Drog. OF the Metropolitan
Opera House, Miss Martina tombstone. the Swedish
v.onist. and Sgnor Ancona. Of the Opera House
Or,o Rrpd iey wa nj
'Sognai' from Tessarin and "libro Santo' by PIN
suit. with violin obligato by Miss tombstone MISS
tombstone played the Romance" by Swendsen ana
the "Ballade ct Poonaise'' by Vieuxtemps. ana
Sgnor Ancona sang a selection from LeoncavaEo
and "Chant Arabe" by Bemberg. The audiencs
showed its appreciation OF the artists by vigorous
applause and many recalls. Among the mar!
well-known people present were Mrs. James ~
Burden. Mrs Elisha Dyer. jr.. Mrs. George B. %
Forest Mrs. James Hude Beekman. Mr.. and MIS-
Mrs Isaac Lawrence. Mrs. Edward IsutereesSsss
Franz Won Bismarck. Mrs. Charles D. stcik.nI,,yy.
Mrs. Frederick H. Benedict the Marquis de VIA
Several debutantes VIII be formally INTRODUCED 40 70
society to-day at teas and reeep.Sns Sve sp IN win
introduce her daush,er Miss Edith Sands; s and
s rs v aG% vnss % viii
ment In honor OF her daughter Other inci1eni,s IN
honor OF Miss Alice Hastings. of Boston; dinner
party by Mrs. Charles Wetherbee at the BusM ,,a
ham Hotel, and a dance by Mr.. and Mrs Wiina'"
Douglas Sloane at their home In Fifha -
The marriage OF Miss Julia Draper daugnter ~
Frank r. Draper, TO l. Chauncey Mckeever., VIZ
take place on Thursday in the chantry OF ora''
Church. - ,,..,.,
IL is announced that the marriage OF Miss Potter:
the younger daughter OF Bishop Potter 10 Wi,rsm
Il; Hyde. the artist will be celebrated !" '''
At the Manse DcSbs Ferry YESTERDAY t lay Hns Dr.
Charles A. Stoddard. ofciated at the marriase a
Miss Isabel T. Niven to Amos Parker WHICH, .istef
reception followed. Miss Charlotte. younger sis'et
OF the bride. attended her. and T. McCiei!sn;a ~
Schenectady. classmate OF Mr.. Wilder a. At.
was the best man. The reception was Largely ~
tended by friends from Newyork and adJo,hhn"rn
places, and by the people OF Dobbs Ferry 70 wn
the father Of the bride has been bound In pas.wnIs
relations for twenyeight years. The young corR,
will make their home in Madison. Wis, wnere siiS
Wilder is Editor OF The Wisconsin State JournsA