New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-07
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Yesterday WAS another day of coming-out teas
and receptions Mrs John II. Isein, who was, be-
fore her marriage. Mary T. Gouverneur. gave a
large tea at her home, No. So Madison-ave.. TO IN
troduce her daughter. Miss Ethel VI. Iselin. The
following girls assisted in receiving Miss Anna
Rutherfurd Peabody. Miss Elizabeth Duer. Miss
Caroline Lee, Miss Laura Jay. Miss Mabel Drake,
Miss Julia Delafeld, Miss Mary Kearny, Miss Adele
Gardiner Miss Cornelia NJ. Rogers. Miss Harriet
Bldde Miss Mabel Jones, Miss Edith Sands, Miss
Beatrice Henderson, Miss Elizabeth King, Miss C.
w Philipse and Miss VI. c. Philpse. There was
music by the Hungarian Band during the reception.
Miss Constance Parsons made her formal en-
trance into society yesterday afternoon at a re-
ception gwen in her honor by her mother. Mrs
John + Parsons. at her home. No 30 East Thirty
sixth-st. Miss Parsons was assisted in receiving by
the Misses Erving. the Misses Braem, Miss Elsie
Morris and Miss Charlotte Barnes.
Mrs. y. Devereaux Clapp, Of No. lOi Fffth-ave.'
give reception yesterday afternoon to Introduce
her daughter Miss Edith Devereaux Clapp who
had a comlng-out bail at Newport last summer;
In the receiving party. headed by Miss app ana
Mrs clapp were Mss alice Trsey r Wii MN
Lewis Miss Julia Hunt. daughter of Mrs John
Monroe OF Paris ana Mss Mar9h de rS Sbose
engagement to William b. Dinsmore, Jr, has just
Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes gave reception yes
terday afternoon at her home, No 22y Madison
ave. in honor Of her daughter Miss Ethel Stokes,
dance in the Louis XVI drawing-room.
Mrs. j. Alfred Davenport Of No Gramercy
Park. gave dinner party last night in honor OF
her daughters, Miss }eatrix Cary Davenport and
Miss Hetty Gouverneur Davenport The guests
were Miss Julia Grant Miss Charlotte Barnes Miss
Lucy Gurnee. Miss Renie Coudert. Miss Ada God
frey. Charles King Morrison, Albert Fairfax,
Franklin a. Plummer. Alonzo VI. Potter A. New.
bod Morris. Jr., Eyert Jansen Wendell and Harold
Mathews.
An enjoyable reception. with music. was given
by Mrs. Joseph ". Drexel at her home, No. 1903
Madison-ave. last evening. Mrs. Drexels daugh.
ter. Mrs Eric b. Dahlgren. played a number OF
Spring Song. Nine Scachi sang the contra.to
solos from The Huguenots" and "Lucre,Ia Bor-
gia" while Mr.. Bergner the 'ceilist OF the Phil
harmonic Society. contributed several solos. Among
the guests Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Fish. Mr..
and Mrs John H. isen. Mrs Frederic Goodridge.
Miss Goodrige Miss McAlister and Mr. and Mrs.
j. Muhlenberg Bailey .
The first meeting this season OF Mrs. Henri
Braems dancing class held at Sherrys last
night and there was A full attendance OF the MEM
bers who were received by Mrs. Braem and the
other patronesses Mrs Louis V. Bel. Mrs. Richard
Irwin, Mrs r. Hopknson Smith, Miss Laura Post.
Mrs. Henry G. Emo. Mrs. Samuel keyser and Miss
Furnlss The cotllon danced before supper.
Phoenix lngraham, who came on from Harvard
College leading The favors were fancy trumpets.
The next meeting OF the class will take place on
December q. $50 go
Mrs C. O. Beaman and Mrs. Walden Pell viii
Introduce daughters to-day.
Ward McAlster will give dinner party tonight
at his home No. II West Thirty sixth-st. in honor
OF Or Debout d Estrce. OF France.
one OF the principal incidents OF tonight VIII be
the coton TO be given AT Delmonicos by MISS Dela-
field OF No. AS fifth-ave, In honor OF her niece
Miss Julia Delaheld.