New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-24
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

rboros IT KeIlv gave a pleasant reception Win
music Yesterday afternoon at his stuoio' NO ~
West Flftieth-st Mrs. Eugene heliy receiver io'
her SON. Miss Hyde. the soprano WHO - COUSIN
Of Nine Eames Miss Herocker the cohtia'o' anu
truoo,o couIas the basso each sang several songs
and Miss Sullivan contributed two or ."ree "'iP
solos Among Mr.. Kellys guests were MIS- James
Hartman NIiss Alice Hartman. the Misses Cross
Mrs r. NJ Hunt Miss Hunt Miss Deforest Mrs'
Eugene Kelly IT, Miss Nathalie Curtis MISS Amy
Baker Miss Renie Coudert. Nine. Melba, Boudlhot
Colt and Gerald Bernhard
Mrs. John T. Halls dancing class heid us iast
meeting before Lent at Sherrys last night and
over 80 young people enjoyed spirited co''''oi'
which was ed by Bache McEverS ochil'u'' WIN
danced with Miss Edith Sands
Mrs William Osborn, of No. 237 West Seventy
sixth-st.. will give "A reception tomorrow AFTER
noon. in honor of her neces Miss Florence Bald
win and Miss Constance Roddy. Mrs. William
Ada Fischer. Miss Edith Mabey Miss Belle %s Erics,
brooklyn: Miss Hattie Cullen, Miss Madaene Trip
Ter and Miss Maud Mabley will assist Mrs. Os-
Mrs. Louis Philip Henop and Miss Henop, of No.
West Eighteenth-st. will give reception this
Mrs Jane Cakes. No S3s West Seventy
St, gave dinner party YESTERDAY. Those present
John Chamberlain. Mr.. and Mrs; William Cakes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mcl.ouShln. James Willis,
Archibald Watts. Frederick Cakes and Mrs. Jane
Cakes.
At the musical morning" given by Albert Nor
rs Iagby In the large concert hail of the Waldorf
Monday. the musical attractions were the singing
Of Mime. Media Of the Metropolitan opera House.
and the playing of Miss Martina Johnstone, the
Swedish viOnist. The many well-known people
present showed deep appreciation Of the work of
the artistic, received them most enthusiastically,
and would not be until they had given sew
cral additional pieces. Among those present were
Lady Tatten Sykes. Marquise De Talleyrand-Peri-
gor1 Mrs. Parln stevens. Mrs. George l.. Rvcs.
Mrs John II. Davis. Mrs. Lucius X. Wilmerdn6.
Mrs. James Abercrombe Burden. Mrs, William
+. Burden. Mrs. Eugene Kelly jr, Mrs.
+ D. Grant Mrs Julia Dent Grant,
Miss McAlllstcr. Miss he Forest. Miss Emily Norrie
Miss Helen Could the Misses Dudley. Miss Clemen-
tina Furnss. Nine Lillian Nordica, Mrs Samuel
Penniman. Mrs. James II. Hartman. Miss Alice
Hartman. Miss Elizabeth Livingstone, Miss Adele
throp. Mrs William \. Perry. Miss Bertha Perry
Miss Virginia Fair. Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs. Miss
Isabel Green the Princess IIatZfedt Mrs. James
colby Colgate Miss Pansy Gallatin. Mrs. Edwin
Could Mrs James w. Gerard. Miss Rhlne,ander
Miss Esther Oracle Lawrence. Miss Harriet Duer
Robinson. Miss Elizabeth Bradhurst. Mrs. Car
nochan Mrs. j. II. \. Tremcnheere, Mrs I.ndley
Hoffman chaplin. Miss Mamie Field. Miss Lille
Graham. Mrs John II Coster Mrs. f.. ID. Gibson
Mira. Cortlapdt Van Rensselaer,. Mrs. John Jay
White. Miss May W White. Mrs Stanford White
Mrs j FRI ierlck Plcrson. Mrs. Alfred Bishop Mason
Mrs. G~org" J.. Baker. Mrs. william Lanm1n Bull
Mrs. James NJ Bailey. Mrs. George Place Mrs
McCoskrey Butt. Mrs WILDER BioOdg1od Mrs. Marcy
Raymond. Mrs Reginald Henshaw Ward. Mrs
luncheon followed AZ which among others, Mrs
Paran Stevens. Mrs. James ID. Hartman. Miss
Hartman. Miss Clementlna Furnss. Miss Martin,
tombstone and Nine Nordlca present.