New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
ACCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs Alfred Edwards of No. IL West Thirty-thrd-
ST.. gave dinner party Sherrys last night, in
honor Of her daughter. Miss Helen Gansevoort Ed
wards who will make her formal entrance into
the fashonab bic world a reception tomorrow.
The guests about 100 in number small tables.
which set in the ballroom. each one being
pre,tily decked with flowers. Some Of those pres
ent were Miss Alice Post. Miss May Neeser. the
Misses Delafield Miss Elizabeth Hare. Miss Mary
PeA Miss E,iz- / King. Miss McKeeyer. Miss
Caroline Lee, Nj Hoffman. Miss Edith Van Cort-
landt jay. Miss Belknap. Miss Alice Wimerding.
Miss Edith Sands. Miss Juliette de Neufvile. Miss
Smelling. Miss Julia Grant. Miss Henop, Miss Renee
Coudert. Miss Charlotte Barnes, Miss Mabel Jones.
Miss Mabel Lewis. Miss Cews. Miss Ada Godfrey,
Mss Ethel 1selin. Goodhue Livingston. }. Langdon
Ewing. George s. Brewster. George K. Dyer. Al
len Robbins Edward Livingston. jr. Valentine G.
Hall Fitzhugh Townsend. Henry r. Taylor. Thayer
Rsbb. g. Beekman Hoppin. Charles *. Beekman.
Creighton Webb. Pierre Jay, James De Wolf cut
ting. Ernest II. Van Rensselaer, Erskine Hewitt.
Edward Renshaw Jones Frederick Rhlnelander.
George Bagden. jr. j. Montgomery Hare. John G.
Neeser. J. Rudolph Neeser. After the dinner the
majority of the guests went to the Patrlarchs ball
Mrs. Robert Livingston Crooke gave a coming out
reception yesterday at her home No ~ East SIX
tieth-st. for her daughter, Miss Cornelia Living
son Crooke 49,
series OF receptions, with music In honor Of MS
friend. Courtlandt Palmer this evening AT MS
nome. NO. bf FHtn-atc
james Lawrence Breese gave one Of the most
brilliant receptions OF the season yesterday after
noon al his new studio No West Sxteenth-st
White Mrs Henry Clews Miss Elsie Clews. Mrs.
August Belmont Mrs. Duncan Elliot. Mr.. and Mrs.
b. c. Porter Mrs j. j. Wysone. Mrs. William
Pollock. Miss De Forest. Miss Calender. Mr., ana
Mrs. Charles g. Francklyn. Miss Cora Randolph.
Mrs F. Egerton Webb. Mrs. Jordan J. Mott Jrr
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Beckwith. Mrs. Paran stevens.
Mrs William Osgood. Mrs. John \. Lowery MIS-
j. Hobart Warren and Miss Elose Breese
The second OF Albert Morris Bagbys musical
mornings took place In the ballroom OF the W al
dorf yesterday. There was an interesting pro
gramrne by the AdamoWsk Quartet. ana MISE
Lucille Hill. OF the Metropolitan opera House sang.
OrtOn Bradley was at the plano Among the many
well-known people present were the Marquee dc
Talleyrand- Perigord Mrs. II. Mortimer Brooks
Mrs Charles D. Stickney. Mrs. James Abercrombie
Burden. Mrs. Elisha Dyer, r. Mrs christopher
Mrs James II. Beekman Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton.
~. Prince Del Drago. Count Won bismarck: Count
De CaSiellane Baron d'TechtritZ Mrs. +. l.. Bay
hes. Mrs. Arthur y. Twonbiy. the Misses Cameron
Mss Louisa McAllister Mrs. Frederick u. Grant
Mss Clementina Furniss Mrs Alfred G Barnes
Miss Martina tombstone Mrs WILDER Bloodgood,
Mrs William Bloodgood, Mrs. Robert Ballantine
nd Mrs William Rockefeller.
DR. Henry Dwight Chaplin gave musical tea
on Saturday afternoon at his home. No west
Ff,y-frst-st. Mrs. II. b. Chaplin Mrs. w u. "A
Moore Mrs George McKibben and Miss Hattie
Snow received the guests. Mrs Northrop. soprano.
and N. CASTOR Blay vionist. were accompanied by
organ and plano.