New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-12
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

\ pleasant entertainments combining two inter
esting lectures and concert. was given yesterday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Jordan l.. Mo't III
FIfth-ave. and hundred and thirteth-st., for
the benefit OF the New-York Home for Gonzales
cents. a Harlem charity at No. i23 East One-hun-
dred-and elghteenth-st. Mrs Motifs handsome
drawing room was used for the entertainment
which was given under the patronage OF number
OF well-knoWn men and women. The ushers were
Peyton Van Rensselaer, W. Gerard Barry and
Baron RosenIrantz The literary part of the en-
tertainment was contributed by Mrs Janvcr lie
Due who talked about Historic Harlem" and the
Rev. c. W. de Lyon Nichols. whose subject was
Fin de Steele Harlem The musical part, which
was extremely Interesting. included revere for
piano and violonccllo by Mrs Clermont Livingston
Best and Mr.. Lebling: the "Quis est Homo from
Rossinis 'Stabat Mater" by Mrs. Edward lauter-
bach and Miss Alice Mandelick; a polonaise for
piano and cello by Mrs Best and MI. LiephnS'
several selections for riano and violin. by Carl
Lancer and his young SON. and the "InVoafn'' Ell
nani." from Nerdis opera. ana pretty pa'iad SUNG
by Mrs. Lauterbach Some OF the patrons anu
patronesses. most of whom present. were Mrs.
Daniel Butterfeld Miss Mary Nanderpoci, MISS
Helen NJ Gould Mrs j. W. Rhinelander the He''
Rrockholst Morgan. Chauncey NJ Depe~. Mrs.
lanes p Kernochan, Mrs. George Taylor stewart,
Mrs Vernon NJ Davis. Miss Helen u. Nelson Mrs
peekman DE Pcyster. the Rev. Gouverneur Morris
wilkins Mrs Robert A. Livingston. Mrs J. Jar
raft Rlodeett and Mrs. Donald Mclean
AIR and Mrs Walter Watson. Jr.. gave dinner
Marty last evening at their home. No % West Eff
tv-eecond-st. The table decked with clusters
of mink roses Mr.. and Mrs. Watsons guests were
Mr. and Mrs Edward Il. Ladew. Mr. ana Mrs
F. c. Ioyt, Mr.. and Mrs Henry l.. Horton MI
and Mrs. r. 5. Ormision Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Dun
can Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bacon and Mr.. ana Mrs
Theodore T. T. Ralli
Mrs Frank r. Keech. Of No. If East SiXty-fourth-
St. will give a large luncheon to-day.
The second meeting this season OF the Amusement
Will attend the performance Of My WIGS Faiher
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, and afterward Wi' ne
entertained at supper by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Lyman Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. IAmuel L. Wells. OF the Dakota;
last evening celebrated the tenth anniversary vI
their marriage by giving a dinner party III th'r
pretty apartments
Nine Rosa Sucher Of the Damrosch Opera Com.
pany the chief attraction at the musical
morning OF Albert Morris Bagy in the ballroom
OF the Waldorf Yesterday. she sang a humocI Hi
songs and Victor Herbert also played. orion brad-
ley was at the piano. Among the many Well-kno"n
people present were Count and Countess de L3nEi.r
Nniars Mrs James =. Kernochan Mrs George
I.oriilard Ronads sr. Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt,
Miss Pauncefote. of Washington; Prince dol Drag
Prince Lubecki. James J. Harrison, Charles Wyn!-
ham Ouin, Mrs. Charles u. Suckncy, countess 81
Brazza Mrs James Hartman, Mrs. Reeve Merritt.
Mrs Temple Merritt. Mrs. William Hazard Field.
Miss Eleanor Robinson, Miss Harriet Duer ROBIN
and Mrs 5 Barton FrencD