The sun., 1895-01-22

Dr. sud Mrs. w. seward wsBb Give q. En-.
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Or. and Mrs. w. Seward Webb entertained q
small dancing party at their residence last even.
ing. The guests included tho same ladies md
gentlemen who werc present at the recent
dances given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills and
Commodore and Mrs. Elbridge #. Gerry. MIR.
and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mr. and Mrs
Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Sloane Mrs,
William X. Vanderbilt, Miss Vanderbilt, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry lie Grand Cannon, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elisha Dyer were in the number. Supper
was served after the orera and a cotillon fol-
lowed
In the morning the ballroom Of tho Waldorf
was crowded with music lovers from fashiona-
BILE society," The occasion was another of the
series of Albert Morris Bagby's musical morn
ings" Mile. Miramas and Signor Russitano
were cordially applRuded. Victor Herbert with
his viOloncello added to the programme. Mr..
Bradley accompanied the singers The pres
ence of n score of dGbutantcs, including Miss
Alice wilmerting. Miss Kearny. Miss ClRpp,
and Miss Julia Grant. attracted attention to the
box Miss Louise Shepard, Mrs. W. Il. Bacon,
and Mr.. Edward Tiffany Dyer were In the
audience. Mrs Bacon and Mrs. Dyer are both
grnnddaughters OF Commodore Cornelius Van
derbilt. Mrs. Dyer was Miss Edith In Bnu.
Mrs. Bacon was Miss Barker. daughter OF Mrs.
Smith Barker. Mr.. and Mrs Bacon have lived
much abroad. They were tho guests of
Cornelius Vanderbilt at the second ball OF the
Patriarchs. Mrs Dyer and Mrs. Bacon were
generously remembered in the wills of their
father and brother.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bnyard Cutting
of 392 Fifth avenue entertained party OF
twelve at dinner and went later to the opera
and still later To- the dance given by DIR. and
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wood gave dinner
and dance OF seventy couples at DeInonicns in
honor Of their daughter. Miss Emma Wood,
A rumor which had its birth in Philadelphia,
Is going the rounds that the coaching route be-
established. A quaker city coaching enthusiast
Is quoted as saving: There are no prospects
,hEt the New ths e GT
name only and here is a chance for Philadel-
phia again TO come TO the front"
have given no thoughts to taking up these
trips, Prescott Lawrence said that the sub
member Of the club said: . | never heard that
we intended to establish the route, but II the
Philadelpia people wish to go ahead. presume
the Now York club would willingly cooperate,
My memories of tho trip are that the ride is too
long and dusty to be pleasant. Shorter trips are
Francis 4. Underhll and J. Clnch Smith will
not renew their public trips between the Bruns-
wick and Westchester unless the roads are
much improved. There is some talk Of the New
York club opening a route between the Bruins
wick and the Country Club at Wcstchestcr in
May. The club will soon celebrate the twentieth
anniversary of its foundation.
Miss Arthur Barney of ! Park avenue gave n
large reception yesterday In honor or herdnugh-
ter Miss AZuba Barney The Misses Belle X.
Giurnee and Lucy Il. Gurnee, twin nieccs Of Mrs.
Barney. assisted In receiving. Mrs. Barney in
tends to give n dinner dance on Feb. 20 and a
luncheon party Oh Jan. 30 for Miss Barney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin will sail for
England on Feb. ~.
Mrs. William Astor expects to 60 abroad on
March . to spend u long period in Paris.
This morning Miss Katharine Rutgers Bache
will be married to A. Clinton Wilmerdng in
Trinity Chapel.