New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
daughter will start on Southern trip lasting three
months.


teenth-st. gave most delightful reception, with
music. last evening. The drawing room. the hall
way and dining room were effectively decorated
with American Beauty roses holly and mistletoe.
The guests. who were asked to come at $780, were
received by Mrs. Lee, who a gown OF black
gauge spangled with jet and silver She as
sisted by her daughter. Miss Margaret Lee. whose
gown was Of white satin trimmed with pink car
nations. and Mrs. Henry Livingston Lee, In a
rich gown OF pink satin. embeshed with pink
MISS Bema vcer He ces and
NJ Rivard. yiolinst. Victor Harris played the ac-
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Schuyler, Mr. and Mrs: Henry Livingston. Miss
Angelica Livingston Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
H @ss SSn an's saf
snz H MRS Mrs Ssn Mis Hy
Ds ssrssy Mis- Mis-. ah Pc feyss ss hes M
Nelson, the Misses Morton, Miss Katherine Duer,
Clement March MsmSa " Tsp Mrs MI Ma% an1
Mrs. d; o. Fowler Mr. and Mrs Geraidyn Red
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Helen Sanders, OF Philadelphia.
Miss Angelica Livingston. one of the debu,antes
OF the season. gave a dinner party at her home,
No IS West Tenth-st.. Thursday evening Her
guests were Miss Edith Evans Miss Belle Nelson
Miss Katherine Duer, Miss Margaret Lee Edward
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Livingston gave dinner
99spSSia 9eG5SS aS' evening "'"V' '' s '''''' "''a
Mr.. and Mrs John vinton Dahlgren. of No 20
West Fifty -sixth-st.. gave large reception last
evening to the Colonial Danes of America, to meet,
as the cards of invitations read, 'the Mayor and
Mrs Strong" The drawing room decked with
cut flowers and some Christmas green's Mrs
Dahlgren wearing a gown OF white corded silk the
bottom OF the skirt trimmed with rufiie of lace
and the corsage ornamented with peppermint
striped ribbons and red roses received the guests
with Mayor and Mrs. Strong. During the reception
there music by string quartet, which was
stationed in of the upper Railways of the house
buffet supper was served throughout the even
ing Among the guests invited Mr. and Mrs
j. Plerpont Morgan, Monsignor Seton, Mr.. and Mrs
Hamilton Fish Kane, General and Mrs Horace
Porter Mr.. and Mrs Frederic ii. Benedict. Colonel
Depew, jr, Miss Campbell Henry +. Brookman
Walton buckley Mr. aHd Nd Mrf J. Hampde,n len
and Mrs. Frederic J. De pcyster, Miss Helen Van
crosby, Mrs Schuyler crowinshieilq Mr., and Mrs
r. Fulton Cutting. Miss Caroline Archer Dana; Mr
9a sr T 'sf M ahd @ a sce
Mrs. John B. Becks, Miss Ifiie Beekman Borrowe
and Mrs. Albert Bierstadt Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
caTnsee Mr. ana Mrs FredeTe Sts cGrdeF %r Mr.
SON Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ishem, General and Mrs
line Goodridee, Mr.. and Mrs. Gouverneur Morris
Mr.. and Mrs J. Hooker Hamersley, Mr.. and Mrs
m HIra a RodenWad M & Mr. raj and Mrs Mrs Ethan Alien
Mr.. and Mrs James NJ Beekman CA. Gaptain and Mrs Mrs
Mss s'Y Moran aG'' Miss Daisy Clark Mrs John H. In
man Mr. and Mrs. f. Lyman Short, Mr. and d.S1n, Mrs
RIinelander. MIR and Mrs. John G westervelt. Gen
ega and Mrs Bush Snrn r and rs
Wells Ghanpney Miss syee De G Grass ps Eowef
Miss sarah sPsnceT Lane Mr. and Mrs Mrs y B. lay
IoWndes, %STr '7 Mr. and Mrs. Arson b. Moran M and
nd ID
and and Mrs Theodore A. Havemeyer, Mr.: and Mrs.
M s y Rpn Gd Miss M oh Mr and as
r. Drexe, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Austin Flint gave an informal reception at
her home. No. 60 East Thirty-fourth-st. yesterday
afternoon. in honor Of her son and daughter-.n-
was celebrated in ST Thomas Church rev weeks
ago Miss Annie Flint assisted her mother IN re-
ceving and Miss Ruth Lawrence presided at the
teatabe.
The second meeting of Mrs Joseph T. Lows
dancing class was held at Sherrys last evening.
The cotillon was led by William II. Dixon. The
favors were nearly all suggestive of the holiday
There were fancy stockings hled ls,s wish IN
with stars. and boutonneres OF molly
The important incident in society tomorrow will
be the first Patriarch Ball Of the season. which
will take place at. Demoncos. The list OF Patri-
archs now includes John Jacob Astor, William
Waldorf Astor Edmund l.. Baylies, August Bel
mont Heber X. Bishop l. Townsend Burden.
James A. Burden Sir Roderck Cameron. s. V. r.
Cruger w. Bayard Cutting. Charles ID. Dickey,
Hamilton Fish, J. Lyon Gardiner, William Gihon,
ogden Goect. J. Hooker Hamersley George t Gris-
void Haven Adrian Ise;in G. ss 3'p issin' Brad Brad
don. Charles Laner, Johnston Livingston, Edward
bradley Martin Ps PisWPGpt, MOTsSG ReG
Eobert tt' G. Remsen William Rhnelander j. lnd9 Hsmp-
Ko90 Jam RSs% K sSens hssns ohn &
ard tr Arson Phelps Stokes, Edward ~ Tsjer,
o6def 9Ddef'sS s Webb Webb William c. Whitney, Mathew
Astor Wrks, orme Wilson and Buchanan ,sNa MN
Frederic %iSP Gaiiatin j. Lyon Gardinsr Bradish
Johnson, John Asop klng nns william Wson Hn'ne"n'e'
Mrs George c. Bodt will give cotillon at the
Waldorf tomorrow evening in honor of Miss Grace
Kissam Bartlett
Mrs. II. Mortimer Brooks will give large dinner
party tomorrow evening at her nome IN h'A'
Forty-sixth-st
Mrs William Douglas Sloane will give dance
on January 10. Her sister, Mrs. H. Mch. iwo',oN'
has cards out for one on January 70 ana ME- Coi,
neiius Vanderbilt will give similar entertainment
on January "a
EVERYTHING points 20 great success for the
Charity Ball, TO be given on Tuesday nisht, Jan
uary 2s in the Mer9p9li,an Opera mons u.s., 70 Ths he
Selected. VINO will have as partner Mrs Kings
land GSef nay T pc East oears iG any day
before noon.
1,s orgapenoont IS announced II Miss Elizabeth
Nicholson Howe, daughter Of the lote DIR. Joseph
w. Howe and stepgranddauShief. Of Herman
w.diing Mi take place In this city III April.
Mrs. Edward y. Gibbs and h.r daughter, Miss
Georgia Barker Gibbs have returned from Cafor
MIA and will spend several months at their winter
h)nlr, the Plaza Hotel.
THE SHATTERED IDOL.
THAT "INEFFACEABLE RECORD" AS 1T
LOOKS NOW.