New-York tribune., 1894-03-16
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Tho members OF the Thursday Evening Club were
entertained last night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry r.. Ilowand No II West Ninth-st. IL was
the final meeting OF the club this season. and 1t was
one OF the most interesting and amusing of the
series The feature Of the meeting was mock
trial in which Mr. Rowland impersonated the
Judge Among the members present were Miss
Durham. Mr. and Mrs II. w. DE Forrest. Mr. and
Mrs. William f.. Dodge. Miss Dodge. Mr. and Mrs
g. T. Barney. Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Glider George
W. Vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs W. III. Scheffeln.
Miss Schenelin. Miss Amy Townsend. Miss New
bold Mr. and Mrs J. Tierpont Morgan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Il. Jones. Mrs. John Mnturn. Mr
and Mrs Gustav Kissell Miss Griswold. Mr.. and
Mrs j. Hampden Robb. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Schuy-
ler Mrs Hilborne l.. Roosevelt f.. J. Wendell.
Henry W. Bibby. Mr. and Mrs. A T. Van Nest. Mr.
and Mrs. George :. Bowdoin. Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph H. Choate Mrs. W. T. Blodgett. Miss Blod'
gett Mr. and Mrs. S. V. r. Cruger. Miss Whitney.
s Nicholson Kane. James H. Durham and DIR.
and Mrs. G. +. Chandler.
The Knickerbocker Riding Club held its regular
weekly meeting last night. Among those who took
part In the ride Miss Margaret q. Bacon.
Miss Ethel H. Scott Miss Elsie Coster. Miss Laura
Jay Edwards Miss Augusta McKim Davies. Miss
Wcstervet Miss Maudc 5. Clark, Miss Emily NJ.
Petit Miss Mabel Watson Miss Goodridge. Mat
thew Astor Wilks. Julien r. Davies jr.. Braddon
Hamilton. DaN id Banks. jr:. Louis Fitzgerald jr.
Alexander Jay Bruen. William T. Innis and Au-
glistine G. Smith.
An entertainment and reception in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Franz Korbay. will be given tonight by
the Music Club. which was organized by Mrs. Rob
crt ". De Forrest. Mrs. Richard Watson Glider
and some other ladies' at the studio of William
NJ. Chase No. 81 West Tenth-st. Miss Strong ana
Plunkct Greene will sing several of Mr.. korbay
mpositons. and Mrs Koroay viii play on the
piano from some Of her husbands latest manu-
scripts. II, 1,
The important social happening tonight VIII De
the entert tainment in aid of the sick and deseI'hS
poor OF Westchester. which Will take place at the
Country cub house. and which promises 10 pe,
most successful affair. The patronesses incIuue'
Mrs. Theodore a. fIavemeyer. Mrs. william %
Hoyt. Mrs. f.. Clarkson Potter, Mrs. JACOB LUTll-
lard. Mrs Marion Story. Mrs James Cooley Mrs
James VI. Waterbury. Mrs: Pierrepont EItwarqs,
Mrs. j. Borden hartman Mrs John t.ls, Mrs. ne
I.ancey y. Kane. Mrs. George Adee. Mrs trederick
tickets has been very large, and a NUMBER OF
rooms have been engaged in advance Dy persons
from town at the Country cub ana tne Jockey
club. Besides. the cottagers In the helgnoornoou
will entertain house parties. Inc programme
arranged includes "A hunting quadri!ie Win hunting
songs, Greek dance In which numbcr OF Well
known ladies. some OF whom are Mrs Butier Dun
can. Miss Janet Hoyt. Miss Clara MOSS, MISS a1ee Nee
and Miss Emmet will appear; a Dream p o. FaI I
Women read by Professor H. III. i'oyesen' anu
Illustrated by tablcaus and music: and then an eX,
hibition OF freaks in which Winthrop Chanler will
be the Snowman. After this part OF the entertain
ment there Will be dancing Trains VIII ieave the
One-hundred and twenty -ninth-st station OF the
Thrd-ave elevated railroad at $40 p. m ana every
half hour thereafter until 7:5 O'clock After the
entertainment a train will leave the westminster
station for New-York at lll5 O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Phelps stokes iast niSht gave