New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Mrs Edwin Parsons gave pretty luncheon
Yesterday a, her home No. i Madison square
North in honor OF her brother and sister-in-Iaw'
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bond Swayne. OF cincinnati.
who are here on brief visit The table was
dec<e-l with pink roses and ferns. The guests IN
cmdcd Mrs John Struthers. Of Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs William Edgar Shepherd. Miss Grace
Bigelow Miss Nanette Adams ana Miss Kemp.
Mrs William II. Seaich. Of 40. us West seventy
slxth-st. yesterday afternoon gave luncheon in
honor OF her daughter. Mrs Thomas Curry oakley.
who has just recovered from long illness. The
table was deliberately decorated with pink spring
flowers and the favors Dresden china pink
candelabra. Besides the hostess and guest Of
honor there sat at the obons table Mrs.. Frank
Hewitt. Mrs u. y. Johnson. Mrs. \. f. kurshc"dt,
Mrs. W II. Osborn Mrs. i. L. la Roche. Mrs
Beden J. Rogers Mrs w W Farmer Mrs John
Mooney and Mrs. Walter WIuaus Brown.
Mrs. Wilbur J. BloodgOod gave another pleasant
reception. with music. yesterday afternoon. at her
home. 40. 40 East Thrty-fourth-st. Mrs. Adele Laos
Baldwin sang several songs. Among thu guests
were Mrs. Ethan Alien. Nj and Mrs. I.ndiey Hon-
man Chaplin. Mrs. Thomas W Wlgham Mrs VIII
lam $. Livingston. Miss Fannie Kemsen, Miss
Buchlin. Miss Wothorspoon, Miss Estclle Dorcmus.
Miss Ward, Miss Jenness jules J. Val. cope
Whitehouse. Mason Raborg and y. de Castro.
Big scores marked the weekly meeting OF the
Knickerbocker Bowling club held In the Tennis
Building, in West Forty-hrst-st.. yesterday after
noon. There a large number OF players and a
fair number Of guests present 10 enjoy the play
ard the refreshments. The prizes for those who
made scores Of 1t certain figure were lunches Of
voiets. The tournament for tho 1895 trophy cup
was resumed, the winners and their scores in the
first series being a follows: Miss Perkins. 10; Dr.
T. T. Porter. ID Russell H. Idniaic. 10, Mis- FtZ
gerald, IA; Mrs Frank IL. kcoch, %; Mr.. }. Met
calfe Thomas ~. y. q. Johnson. ~. i. MoutgDm-
cry Strong l72: George : Nicholas. H. l3l, Walter
Ruthcrfurd l54 Miss Soutter llG: James Il: Taylor.
l3i, and Miss CheeScborough, us. The winners OF
the first series Miss Ethel Scott with a score
of 49, beating W. q. Eliot the CHAMPION ana Rus
SCI H. I.andale who beat X. Horace Gallatin- In
general PLAYING the highest score yesterday, 20
points was made by Mr. Gaatn. Among those
present Yesterday were the Count ana Countess de
Montsaulnln Mrs. John &. Westervelt. Mrs: Fred
erck d. Grant Alisicr Greene. Rcar-Admiral Cher
ardL Mrs l.. Rayard Smith, Miss Julia Grant Mrs
". H. Benjamin. Miss Renee Coudcrt. Miss Louise
Field Miss Georgette Kidd. Miss Maud \. Leland
Miss Schroeder, Miss susie Hal. Miss Han, Joseph
L. Delafed. f. b. Kcech and Charles H. stout
Mrs. $. G. Harriet. Of No 40 West Twenty third
ST will give her last at home tomorrow
4 son was born 10 Mr.. ana Mrs. T. j. Oakley
Khinclander on Tuesday morning.
The lecture by A. H. de GuerVille to-day at ll:l'
a. m which to be given AT Mrs WlInerding :
home viii instead be delivered at the house or
Mrs PaTan Stevens