New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. Henry G.. Trevor gave elaborate luncheon
yesterday afternoon at her home No. East FORTY
ffth-st. in honor OF her sister. Mrs j. Bruce Is
may, OF Liverpool. who is here visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Schieffelin Mrs Trevor
other guests were Mrs. Lawrence w. Miller. Nine
De Caumont. Mrs Henry w. Barnes. Mrs. Waller
Mrs. Frederic H. Belts, Miss Henry, Mrs. Rowland
Pel,. Mrs. Frederick d. Grant, Mrs. James W.
Markoe Mrs. Eugene Bois. and Mrs. j. Howard
Wainwright.
Mrs john J. Wysong. Of No. 30 East Thirty
fourth-st. gave elaborate tea yesterday after
noon. with some excellent music. Mrs. Wysons
was assisted in receiving by Miss Marie de Barril
The soloists Miss Marguerite Hall, soprano;
Mackenzie Gordon. tenor. and John Cheshire, harp
st. J. Hazard Wilson played the Accomplishments
Among the guests Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
De Forest Mr.. and Mrs. H. lie Grand Cannon. Mr.
and Mrs. James p Kernocaan Mr.. and Mrs. George
II. Bend, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Bayles, Mr.. and
Mrs Elisha Dyer IT, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hitch
cock Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Elliot. Mr. and Mrs. w.
Bayard Cutting the Misses Cameron. Mr. and Mrs
Frederic Bronson, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Fish, Mr.
and Mrs I. Townsend Burden. Mrs Brockholst Cat
ting. Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer,, Miss Callen-
der. Miss De Forest. Sir Roderck Cameron, Miss
Baldwin Hamilton Cary Columbus Baldwin. Peter
Marie. James w. Gerard. jr.. the Misses Bend Mr.
and Mrs. Post and Center Hitchcock
An entertainment for the benefit Of the Babies
Ward is being arranged to take pace in the large
ballroom at Sherry's about the middle OF M2rch.
Mrs John r Hall has the matter In hand and Is
at present perfectng the details. number OF
prominent women in society Will be the patron
egses and Sidney Wooct will give a recitation.
The second Of the % dances for young
married people organized by Mrs Hoffman Miller,
Mrs Frederick Wesson. Mrs Henry b. coe. Mrs
EDWARD W. Humphrea Mrs. Stanley walker DeH-
ter and Mrs Walter Jennings VIII be ned at
Shcrry's tonight.
A musicale In aid of the three day nurseries OF
New-York will be given Monday evening, Fen
ruary r. at the Hotel Renaissance. in West Forty
hird-st The entertainment VIII begin AT lO O'Clock
midnight The hour for beginning the musicale
purposely made late for the eonve Oh rne
society people who have applied for tickets, Inc
Chateau Ramboulet room in the notel VIII me
adjoining it will comfortably seat $50 people ana
Is expected from the demand for tickets so iar
that fully that number will be present me price
OF the tickets is -. The list or patronessts mas
day Landers orchestra will play, Miss syhii san
derson VIII sing and Holman. the ce.llst WI aiso
contribute 10 the evenings enjoyment. Other ar,!slS
viii be CHOSEN later. Tickets can be purchased at
Sherry's, Fffth-ave. ana Ihlrty seVehth-ss d. ->o
533 Fif.h-ave and at the Hotel Renaissance. .
Miss Audeyn Britton Macrery, daughter or Mr.
and Mrs Henry Talbot Macrery, or NO. ~ Con-
gress-st Brooklyn, left the city for New-Or. Fans
t Ton and cousin Miss Se,ah Brtton. residents OF
Natchez Miss. who have been spending seveta
months in New-York at the Mdr.bor)ugn Hotel
Miss Nacrery will remain there the entire winter
and spring spending the summer at NarrlS inset,
Rar Harbor and Newport. returning to Brookiyn
about November next. Mrs. Brtton Ia tire widow
or the late Aud.ey BrittOn. who the wealthiest
banker in Natchez. Miss.