New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Weles of No. West
Thirtyseventh-st, last night gave dinner party
for twelve persons In honor of Miss Helen Kings
land. the debutante daughter of Mrs George Lovett
kingsland.
The third meeting of the season of the Tuesday
Evening Dancing Glass. better known as Mrs. John
T. Halls class, took place last night in the large
white and gold ballroom at Sherry's. Mrs. Hall re-
ceived with the other patronesses Mrs. John Lyon
Gardiner. Mrs. Frederic Galiatn, Mrs. W. W. Hop
pin Mrs Lawrence Wells Mrs. Charles E. Sands
Mrs John Erving Mrs. Bernard Mackey. Mrs
Frederic J. de Peyster. Mrs. Frederic Goodrdge
and Mrs. William Rhinelander. The cotillon, which
danced before supper. was led by John r. Og-
den, jr.. who had a partner Miss Elizabeth
Wells. The favors. which very pretty. in
cluded hand-panted whiskbroom holders, pencils and
some inexpensive trifies Among those present were
Miss Adele Gardiner. Miss Anna Peabody. the
Misses Hall, Miss Sarah Fuller. Miss Beatrix Hen
derson. Miss Annie Stuyvesant, Miss May Neeser
Miss Helen Gallatin Miss Daisy Dixon, Miss Ethel
Iselin. Miss Augusta Bliss, Miss JacquelIn Living
ston. Miss Mary Lefferts. Miss Marion de Peyster
Carey. Miss Eleanor Erving. Miss Maize Christie
Miss Janet Wilmerdlng Harold Van Rensselaer,. j.
de Courcy Ireland, Eben Stevens. Jules Natable'
Rudolph Neeser. Herbert Parsons. Grenvilie Win
throp. Ernest Loriliard A. V. H. Post Wainwright
Parish and Wilmerding Bidde.
Mrs. James A. Scrymser. OF No. l07 East Twenty
frst-st gave the first Of her series OF evening
ceptions last night.
A pleasant incident last night was the dance
given by Mr.. and Mrs w. Wallace Farmer. at
their home. No. 105 West Seventy-eghth-st.. in
honor OF their daughter. Miss Farmer. and their
sister. Miss Knowles. Mrs {. r. Gushing, OF
Cleveland, and Miss Margaret Hicks of this city,
assisted N reeeyns the Sui 9g cC S Mss
Farmer. led. The favors bunches Of flowers.
6 6%Ges Miss guests Geoa s: aaS M H?m
minis. MIR. and Mrs j. W. Halenbeck Miss Ei!za-
beth Carey. Miss Wetng. Miss Lucille Anderson.
Rogers, Porter. W. l..
corsa. Thomas Reynolds, II. G. Barrett, jr Frank
Hayward. Afcrton Merritt and Thomas Hail, Jr.
MIR. and Mrs. Nicholas Fish of No. 80 Irving
they will give tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Wilmefding have closed
their home al Orange. y. j.. and are now at No.
q Irving Place for the remainder Of the season
Mrs. +. y. Thurber. Of No. - West Twenty-fifth-
St, will give large reception tomorrow afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Jonn II. inman have sent out cards
handsome new home No. SH Fifth-ave., ior the In
PRODUCTION OF their daughter 70 society Miss sim
Miss Little and Miss Fraser will receive with Miss
Inman. In the evening. following the reception,
Miss Inman gives Il dinner for twenty-four guests.
md after the dinner dance for o larger COMPANY
Mrs. George +. Fowler. No Sc West Fifeth-st..
viii receive with her daughter. Miss Gertrude
Fowler. on THURSDAY afternoons In January ,,,,
New Brighton s. l., gave large reception last
Friday afternoon to introduce her daughter. Miss
Dorcthea Kobbe. at which staten Island ana New.
who assisted the hostess in receiving were Mrs.
William Davidge. the Misses Lydia Field Emmet.
Mabel Alexander Elizabeth Edwards. Amy du Pont.
q Wilmington. Del: Lydia Redmond. OF New
fSMsk and Emily Thorp OF phiiadelphia r,a.so,
Gsgs and Miss Florence L. de Paw. OF No. y West
ro1.v-athst.. will give reception to-day from !
be AZ ba,f FOR which many cards are out Iney %
ruary.