New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-23
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY,"

Mr.. and Mrs J. Hampton Robb last evening en-
tertained the members of one Of the largest OF me
Lenen theatre clubs al supper after the perform
ance Of "Trilbv" their home No = ParK-dVe'
Among the young people present were MISS VIZ
gln,a Walsh Miss Iarocque. Miss Robb, Miss Ger
aldine Fitzgerald. Miss Cornelius Robb' De Forest
Manice Howard Thornes. Louis Fitzgerald j.
and G. King Morrison.
The coach Pioneer left the Hotel brunswick ior
the Country Club at West Chester yesterday morn
ing with Dr. w. Seward Webb AS coacAman Og-
den Mills. who had engaged the coach for the
round trip was on account OF illness in his lam
iy. obliged 10 give up the trip. Dr. Nebo ana
Hewlett the guard. made the up-tr!p alone. on
the home trip Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Elliot were 'Ne
passengers.
TIE regular trim OF the public coach Enterprise
from Rye 20 the Plaza Hotel made yes'er-
day the coach reaching the hotel promptly al il
o'clock having left Rye at o'clock. The return
trip was made al o'clock from the Plaza Hotel.
G sse sB Rfsa a Aa TX Rad
Me sna Xt a and Mia tim The fsnteTprIss
for the round trip today Will nave !. al NC
Cenahan and party OF guests
A Bicycle Tea will be given at Claremont on sat
urday. May 4. from until o'clock, for the benefit
Of the Durham Industrial Farm a non-sectarian
institution for unruly boys, at Canaan -Four Cor
rers. Tho institution is almost wholly dependent
upon gifts from the public. The stringent Tunes
have depleted its income, and there was an added
stored barn. The proposed tea at Clarenont prom
ises 20 he a brilliant occasion. as number OF
fashionable people are interested Mrs Arson
Phelps Stokes has most generously given the "hoie
Of the Claremont attendance, ana announcer "'e"N
OF tho farm promises the music. WeH-hho"n So-
cety women will on the Reception Commute
The entertainment will not be confined to bcyces'
but Il is expected that the attendance OF pe"p'e
who care 20 go up TO the pretty place on ne
side Drive Will be large In case o. SHAVING
Saturday. The tickets arc to be 81 each, and are
FOR sale at sherrys. the Waldorf, the Plaza ain
Mrs Adolf Ladenburg. at No. - East ihIty-
eighth-st.; Mrs Peter Cooper Hewitt 80, ~ L
ave. and Mrs. Benjamin s Church, 10 $S , MG5t
Twelfth Among TIE patrgresses are N' Frederic
GaIatln. Mrs. William +. Strong Mrs.. I ON, "
Hoyt. Mrs Francis p. Kinncuti Mrs. r Cooper
Hewitt. Mrs. Adolf Ladenbufg, Mrs George rTei1 rs
Mrs. Edward Winslow. Mrs. H. H. Baxter MRS, GrS
Walter James. Mrs. J. Hampden Robb Mrs; = ny I
D. Livingston, Mrs James Markoe, Mrs. fh nnGs
Mrs. r. James Cross. Mrs oliver Hartman MIS-
j. Frederic Kcrnochan and MISS WhItH i{y,rost at
Albert Morris Bagbys musical morning, IN LIS
ballroom Of the Waldorf yesterday me ifiss Mar,
tina Johnstone, the Swedish yiolins, MISS MhIy
pianist Among the pieces heard were Mrs Ray.
monds First Love- by NJ rianc9!n,i, thOUpHiiar
Spanish Dances arranged ior ne 'Gavatine du
Page CLes HuguenotsD. BY MISS a iu"' nnrtisis
Brahms's "Waltzes Mr. h tone those present
were Count and Countess d Brazza. Mrs. Kenda'
Mrs. John G. wlmerdins. Ms Charles ~ - Wash 25sh
ney Mrs. John G. Necser Miss RIGGS, OF S,ino
linton; Miss Howard Miss Juliana Cutting, MIS-
Alice Harriman Mss juliet dc Neuf Wrs William
Hazard Field. Mrs. J. Frcderck Pierson. MI VT
Theodore Rail-. Mrs. Ethan Allan Adi1 riavering
Mrs. Erben, Mi. and Mrs. Archibald tias ,n5
Gunter the Marquis de Villalobar baron C rVt
Nechtrtz. James n Winslow; Mr: ana os nIS' pece
Mrs. Theodore w. Myers. Mr.. Samuel in mr ne,
Mrs. Marcy Raymond. Mrs A. NJ McHresor' p"'o
Won Schutzbar and Count Won Arco'