New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs Paul Gilbert Thebaud yesterday afternoon
gave a luncheon at her home. No. 15S Madison-ave
The table was decked with white roses and mgnon-
cite. Mrs Thcbaud's guests were Mrs. Henry q.
Trevor, Mrs. John r. Townsend Mrs. lindley Hon-
man Chaplin, Miss Lille Graham, Miss Julia Van
Duzer Mrs Justus Rupert, Miss Lille Campbell
Miss Florence James Miss George Owen Miss
Cora Van Wyck and Mrs McCoskry Butt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac L. Kip, of No. 452 Fifth-ave.,
last night gave a dinner party in honor of Miss
Edith Cruger Sands and her fance, 7. j. Oakley
Rhinelander The oval table at which the guests
sat was deliberately decorated with a profusion OF
spring flowers and American Beauty roses. while in
the drawing room and dning-rCom there We're many
clusters Of white and purple lilacs and lilies or the
valley. Or. and Mrs Kp's guests. besides MISS
Sands and Mr. Rhincander. were Mr.. and Mrs
Rowland Pell MIR. and Mrs. Maturin Livingston
Delafeld jr Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ocrichs' Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Rhnelander, Miss Julia Dent
Grant Miss Norrie. Miss Helen De Peyster D. Nor
man De r. Whtehouse and w " B. kip
Mrs. Amelia S. del Pine, Of No. Is East Thirty
second-st gave a dance last night in honor or her
two daughters Miss Marie del Pine and Miss Rose
del Pine Mrs. del Pine assisted in receiving
by her daughters and Miss Leeds, OF FluShlnS'
Miss Delgardo. of Wellesley: Miss Florence iiar-
riot. Miss Emma Wood and Miss Stevens OF ia'"-
more There cotillOn.
Mrs Henri NJ Braem's dancing class held most
enjoyable meeting in the ballroom al ShvIt3 ~, ~
night The coton was led hy h. y tr9Nln ' ,
who danced alone he favors consisted OF hana-
leather picture frames, JAPANESE uni"' VL''
bonbons and lunches OF natural flowers. me i,i'al
meeting of the class viii be held next week, Wheh
the coton will be led 10y Jules Natahle o.s
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Winans Brown OF 40. ~
last night in honor Of Miss Mabel VI. Scaich. who
will be married to Thomas G Oakley, IN -:
Thomas's Church. April - The decorations 0l
the room were entirely OF yellow and white these
being Miss Seaich's class colors. The hostess was
assisted in receiving 10y Miss SoaiCh ana MS. VIII
lam Belcher There was informal dancing.
Mrs. Rowland Pen. OF 10. ~ Maiison-aNe.' Nta-
ter,av afternoon gave the first of two receptions
an honor her sister Miss Jean Il. Gailatln VINO ~
engaged to George +. Cammann. Mrs lcis sec
Ond reception VIII take place on Inu'sH'y o. H'N'
week. go
Commodore and Mrs Elhridge r. Gerry las
night gave dinner party at their nome, No.
East Forty ghth-st.. in honor Of Ms" l-dth MP
ana her nance. Richard Mctrcery. Inc tihi' wa
SET with silver plate and decorated with Gus
t.rs of huge red rogys, and in the centre was
silver piece several feet in height Mr; ana MT.'
Miss Evelyn Burden. Miss Eleanor Robinson MISS
Worgon Worthington Whitehouse, Reginald Ron
aids Charles T.. Sands Herbert -. Robins ltlch-
ard r. Wilson ana Miss Angelica HeTrys nance D.
In the large ballroom OF Sherrys establishment
last night the Drawing Room club gave ,Iather
elaborate ENTERTAINMENT when was atrh"'i ~
IA roe number Of guests. The festivities We're opener
with dissertation the origin and history 81 me
dance which was supplemented with "a concert con
Quoted hy Alexander Lambert. AiterWdri mere was
Miss Wetherbee. The other dancers we're Miss
Margaret Hicks, Miss Dorothy Clinton MISS JOSEPH
inc Savin Mrs. Budvent Henry the Misses NeDer'
Miss Grace Hutton. Miss LOOMS Maace VI i,u -,
and Francis Hegeman-Sution 4h.It W ,o Inn
figures danced, and in the last one cach gfmti,na'1
gave his partner red rose informal ulh1"iE an. a..
supper followed The guests were received IN 'hr
pnk room By Mrs. Ncilei. president ot we ,cluo;
Who was assisted by Mrs. Frederick BdtierheId ana
Mrs Charles T. DennisOn