New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-15
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.


Ella 5ors,e dinner party AT their home. No Y East
Forty-ffth-st.. last night, in honor Of Miss Flor
cree Westervelt. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John
c. Westervelt and her fence George Trottcr. The
decorations and favors were red, and suggestive
Of St. Valentines Day. Besides the host and host
ess and the guests Of honor, there were seated
at the table Miss Marie LentIlhon. Miss Ethel
Scott. Miss Banks. Miss Helen King. DR.. Davies
Coke Banyer ClarksOn. +. Tennyson NeeV ana
Robert Alexander Rutherfurd
Mr. and Mrs John J. Wysong. OF No 30 Eas.
Thirty fourth-st. gave dinner party last night.
Their guests Included Mr.. and Mrs. l. Townsend
Burden. Mr. and Mrs. W. Watts Sherman. Mr. and
Nrs Charles G. Francklyn, Mr.. and Mrs. karrick
Rigs. Dr. and Mrs. John MEG Woodbury., MIS-
Paran Stevens Miss Josephine Johnson DIT houe'-
lex Cameron and James Otis
Nr and Mrs Reginald de Koven gave musicale
,ast evening at their home. No. SO Irving pace
where their guests were treated to some exceiieh'
,c,,s,c There were a number OF solos by Nine
Neha Edounrd de Reszke ana Sghor Ancona
and some very fine piano music BY MI De Ia "uu'a
Bev the Turkish pianist. There were ~ P''
programmes for the guests, among WHOM,
Mr. and Mrs John Jacob Astor MI anu 'i.a =
Townsend BURDEN Mr. and Mrs. W. starr Miller.
,, ard Mrs Henry Sloane. Mrs. Roche. Mr. and
Mrs lanes F. d. Ianier. Mr.. and Mrs StuyVesa"'
Fish Mr. and Mrs Robert Goelet' Mr' anu ~
sidney Dillon Ripley Mr. and MIS-. or"e " ~,
Mr. and Mrs Whitney Warren. MT anu ~
HaNgrlGNtf,
Flsh Mr. and Mrs J. Borden Hartman N''s'
rro,t,ybuvsen Mr. and Mrs. buchanan Winthrop
Nr and Nrs Peter Cooper Hewitt, Mr.. anu ME
ogden Mills MIR and Beerhohm Tree Gun
Uadik Mrs Hobart G. Chatheld-Tayior' " aus,
worth Richie Frederick H. ba!u"'"'
Bey and J. d. Komone BALDWIN o,.o~
Ni,s calender and Miss De Forest gave aho,"e'
~ ,beir evening receptions. with Music last i''s''
I'm their handsome apartments IN the IMAM
Ing 40 : East Seventy -second-st. MISS 81,
on account OF the recent death OF fe'a'N''
rot receive Mrs. J. Hobart warren tan"'e ~
place. \ most attractive programme va" 49,
nre,ed bv the symphony Orchestra. conducted oS
Walter Damrosch which played ancng ptn s,,o,n:
loctions thu FIRST movement from KuD, nn. 9
Ocean SYMPHONY: tho march from Beetloss L >
The Ruins Of Athens srausss p9iaa mazS san
The Dragon Fly" and bits from SAINT -Saens
son ana Haiila" Miss Marguerite Hall the meslo
AM pano accompaniment. and Joseph H9iiihia ~ ~
formed on the cello Victor Harris pieslueu d. III"
The last Cinderella dance Of tss n ssasGa wh hs
largest and gayest OF the series "nicn Desair 5e
December There we're spee'ai Mere the
young people were received py Ms Joan p,e o.
h Eat Wan and Mrs Richard Hunt Their were
round and square dances and quadrllcs pe'oiy III
g LY2ttsb liver ir leading The fayors were en-
derclia slippers As a, me otner nsironv was
furnished with large dial Of ciocS r VIM" and in
the minute OF midngn, s'ruTb bI ,v was no dancing
, ,l sumner, , some OF those present were Hiss
Fdth Rarnes Miss Helen de Peys,er Miss -> tl,
Morgan Miss Belknap. Miss Elizabeth i bare Ms ss
/ Mary cross Mics sherman MISS hnce 70 III
Julia Floyd Deiaheld, Miss Eorneia , TODD pessIs
W@rd MES The Misses ives Miss Mabel Jones
Miss Beatrlx Jones. the Misses Gqrnse tne aIsn
/ IN Georgn Il Dyer. Cioodhue Livingston aIen
Inc Han EdgaT& b hvqs'onr h5 5T hrs WaT
nr"'I' anStnn Erying George 5 Brewster, y
TrThn i;ver ROBE. Fizhugh Townsend ard Or William
NTh lmnortant incident in society tonight viii b
| rho hal poulre 10 be given az me NaIdorr oSy
G YER Hitchcock and Edward Bukley:, The bal
viii he preceded by dinner. which VIII be serve
in the blnque, hall of the state apartments N -
| Mr. and Mrs william Everard strong OF no ~
| Nailson-ave Will give a dinner party TINS evening
/ Miss Josephine May Mack f. to give a inusiSaie a
/ ,h~ waldorf on Tuesday morning at II O'Clock on
,iU have the cooperation OF Victor Herbert, vioon
ccIlst. Mrs. Grenyilc 7 smelling Soprano "''
IA annual tea will be- given tomorrow rom Z,
min ~ m a, the home of he president. Miss r
! rs, circle OF the Kings Daughters. Flowers am
fancy baskets Will be sold pesloes yea am ora
olate and the proceeds VII ne uss1 ~ t,pirpers,,
,.sch.r ~ the kindergarten class AZ the OniVer
7 ...in,ren, 10 d Delaney 81. Mrs. +. l.. paw
IL vice-preslient Of the sub Rosa circle Miss W.
Eisk secretary and Miss NJ. : Srclar treasurer.
rov.i Entertainment was provided for the thron
that crowded the Pouch mansion IN Brooklyn Ia,
night II opened Win an iior"r r,,ng from bell
10, b,1 heen brought from New York, after whlc
The doors ~ the valentine poston,e were i'i.pm
anon and postmen in uniform darted mere ana tnei
delivering missiyes Every one receiver III
Tho ,Na7r was under the management OF AnlreN
pnfers assisted by william H. Webster J. Carr9
Post r. Timothy rrry w vnS w " wallace Anon
,ho natronesses we're Mrs Charles A. Schieren an
Mrs sherry The entertainment WAS tqp r e' III
music was furnished by Dietzs Orchestra ana I"
mandolin orchestras. supper was served at