New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-10
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The first OF this seasons Monday cotillons.
germans, as the invitation cards read. took place
at sherry's last night. and brilliant success
The guests received in the pink by
Mrs Frederic Goodridge. Mrs. Philip Livingston
Livingston. Mrs. George l.. Kingsland and Mrs
George Hoffman. Informal dancing begun
about 10 o'clock and enjoyed for about one
/ hour and a half when Alexander NJ Hidden be-
gan the cotillon. There favors. Supper
was served IN the small ballroom at midnight. As
each subscriber to these dances. which were
ganized by Mrs. Philip J. Sands. Mrs. A. Newbod
Morris and some other ladies, receives eight
cards for each cotillon and she IL required TO
7 invite not less than FIVE men, there was no lack
OF partners for the girls The patronesses, most
of whom present last night, include Mrs.
| Philip J. Sands. Mrs J. Hampden Robb. Mrs. ].
Lawrence Wells, Mrs. Lewis Deafed. Mrs. An
son W. Hard. Mrs. Maturin Delafeld. Mrs William
Rhinelander Mrs William Bedlow Beekman. Mrs.
! c Il. Huntington. Mrs. Benjamin Franklin Lee,
Mrs. Henri !. Barley, Mrs. Valentine G. Hail. Mrs
Henry A. Barclay. Mrs. Leverich. Mrs. j. J. Hig-
gibson. Mrs. John ~Aisop King Mrs. J. Watts kear-
nv Mrs Alfred J.. Edwards Mrs. +. X. Jones' Mrs
John f. Parsons. Mrs. John E. Necser, Mrs.
Daniel Smson. Mrs. Robert Lenox Belknap, Mrs
John d. Wood Mrs George F. Hoffman and Mrs
Bernard Mackey.
Mr. and Mrs Arson W. Hard, OF No. 40 Park
ave- gave A small dinner party last evening. Their
guests who afterward went TO the Monday cotilion
AT Sherry's were Mss Litte.l Miss Lila A. Thorne,
Miss HARD, James ldylof, St! L. ciS'"''-'
Cecil Iangdon and Lorimer Worden
The first OF the musical mornings arranged by
Albert Morris Bagby. which have been a popular
feature with the fashionable people Of New-1ork
for two years past. took place in the ballroom OF
the Waldorf yesterday morning. There was an ex-
cellent programme. The musical artists were Nine
Frances Saville and NJ. de Nries. orion Bradley
presided az the piano. Nine. Saville sang Der
| ceuse de Jocelyn. by GODDARD. and revere. by
Reynado Ham, an air from 'TIaviata' RUBY
by Virginia Gabriel. and Gregs sunshine song
NJ de Vries sang an aria by Rossn. Siege de
Corinth" and 'Pensee d'Automne.' by Massenet
The audience which was rather apathetic, included
Mrs. James w Gerard, Mrs Charles g. Franchiyh
Mrs. w. Storrs Wells Mrs. Cortland Van Rensse-
laer. Mrs Benjamin Church, Mrs. Albert Shattuck
Miss Elizabeth Ward. Mrs. Walter f. Oakman' MISS
Mabel Turnbull Mrs. Kingdom. Mrs. William kings
land Miss Cammann, Mss Mary NanderpoeL Miss
Marion Kemp Mrs w. b. Shattuck. Mrs. John H.
Hall Miss Laura Rhinelander, Mrs Trenor l."
Park Mrs Henry l.. Lee. Mrs. Samuel Valentine
Mrs Leon Marie. Mrs H. c. Tinker, Lady Cecilia
Rose Mrs Lanfear Norrie Mrs. Oliver c. Garter
Mrs John f. Parsons Mrs. Myles Stand!sh. Mrs
Gordon Norrse. Mrs. William II. Field Miss Mamie
Field Mrs John lines Kane, Mrs Schermerhorn
Miss Edith Cutting Miss Parsons. Mrs McCoskrey
Butt Mrs Elisha Dyer. jr.. Mrs. John W. Boothoy'
Mrs James Scott, Miss Pauline keane. Mrs. Ed
ward NJ Brown Mrs J. Warren Goddard. Mrs.
Frederick Edey Mrs. G. V. G. Hamilton. Miss VIZ
ginia Montgomery Miss Marina Johnstone, Mrs.
Eugene Bios. Lady Cecilia Rose, Mrs. Johh {.
Wilmerdng jr Mrs. James L. Breese Mrs. George
b Newell. ,Irs. Daniel But;erhed. Mrs Ciermohi
l. Bert. Mrs Benjamin Brewster, Mrs William
Allen Mrs William a. Perry, Mrs. Gilbert Iones'
Mrs Robert Balantine. Mrs Charles d. Suckney'
Mrs Calvin s Brce the Misses Hrice, Miss Laura
X Conklng. Mrs John Cowdin. Mrs 'Ai!stopheTI
Moer Mrs Frederick 2 Grant MI, Mrs. ggspS MOI
Rail Mrs II H HOLSTER Mr. ,,a H. Rn'hyen ti 1sa
a PRYOR Mrs c. D. Dckey Jr., Mrs. G9uV1r'euf
tortr1shi Mrs MISUNDERSTANDING. Mrs. James NJ.
OILS Miss Rooseve.t-Scoyiilc and Mrs. PAU -
After the concert Mr.. Bagoy gave. luncheon
Nine Cecilia Rose. Mrs. Calvin S Brce, NJ. AM
Mrs Il Ruthven Pratt, Mrs. Trenor l., Park' Mrs
G Gi5ihm Mrs. Joseph s.ickney Captain simpson,
Captain Cerrie Creighton Webb. Charles T.
Mrs Char.es iIns.ee Pardee of No. 6 East Forty
third-st will give reception this afternoon in
The wedd ng Of Miss Lillian Wilcox, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Wilcox and John Fraser
Mills jr. will take pace at Port Chester. " \"
Miss Juiette Marguerite de Neufv.l.e. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. }. de Neufviie, who's weddns
TO j. I.nngion Schroeder, is to tax place to-mor.
row afternoon gave dinner party last evening AT
the home OF her parents No &c IVES, Ihrty-seYeHSn
Teufvile who will be her maid Of honor Miss
Henrietta Schroeder Miss Mary NeeseT. Mss Eliz-
abeth Jackson and Miss Edith DeyereuX Clapp'
lSa COUSIN ra Of the bride stockton Fss
cS Th a5 Hcnry schpoede aaane sToha Of
the bridegroom. Miss de NeufvIie presented her
attendants with small wings Of gold, on top OF
"n re- ststement in the society column of Sun
DAYS Tribune that Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Bart
I IeTtasasJav evening December 49, for their daugh-
ter Miss Bertha King Bartlett was erron one as
given for nifty young people of about Miss Bart