New-York tribune., 1896-01-26

order or dances.
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(ioan Ghiealn SULTAN sd1.n
Ram dance Down in Tennessee Jansen
Waltz. Visions Of Beautiful Women
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Waliz. '..'...'.'... .Lmperor .......... strauss
Iancers Wiaard Of the Nile iierbert
Tw9-step polka... Horeymoon ............... .Rosey
Waz............ Dream Of Childhood' .Waldeufel
Polka. ......... Herzens Koenign" ........ strauss
Waltz. ............. "Gitana .......... BucalosSl
YMI Mnndt,caP MItsI Kessy
Polka ........... "Gruss euch Gott' ......... Zeer
The Thursday Evening Roller Skating Club which
has membership OF about two hundred young
people. will have its first meeting Thursday
next at the Berkeley Armory. There will be nine
meetings in all. the others to occur weekly with
the exception OF Thursday In Holy Week. The or
ganzer Of the cub and the chief Of the Executive
Committee .s +. Raymond Leferts. jr., His as
Adolphus Smedberg and Rene A. de Russy. The
paironesses of the club are Mrs. Anson w. Hard.
Mrs Ben5amin S. Church, Mrs Frederic Gallatin,
oTr MG r g stevens Mr Ssesant s sa
znDSas Mrs Mrs PPsn Ps E sands and MIS- MIS- James "a
Taylor Soutter.
The second Of the series OF dances this
ganized by Mrs. Hoffman Miller Mrs Frank Wes-
son. Mrs. Edward w Humphreys Mrs Henry Coe,
Mrs Walter Jennings and Mrs Stanley Dexter was
given Thursday nigh; last at Sherrys. The
largest Of which was given by Mrs Humphrys at
her home. No "a East Thrty-hfth-st. Her guests
ma;n M-Ier. NJ ana Mrs, Ycv.SKaT, Miss duane; me
dance OF this series viii take place at Sherrys
on February H.
Mrs benjamin L. Luddington and Miss Lud-
dington. of No. "A East s!xtyninth-st received on
Tuesday afternoon. In the evening Miss Ludd.ng-
gave small dance TO some young people.
Mrs Arthur L. Root VIII give iarge reception on
Tuesday evening next, from 10 u O'Clock, at her
Quintet viii play durilg The reception. Mrs. VIII
lam Fowler. jr.. OF No. 252 West one-hundred-and-
thirty has invitations out for dance Tor
Wednesday evening next
A pleasant incident Of the week was the fourth
Friday-evening dance in Berkeley Hall. The
patronesses were Mrs Charles Belts. Mrs. Charles
Campbell Mrs W. b. Dillon. Mrs David Debeyoise.
Mrs Augustus Dunning Mrs Alfred b. Farms
worth Mrs. Louis Gillespie Mrs. Abraham Ryan.
Among those present Mss Anne Belts Miss
hsass Mss s. Es'es abs ITS ME-
Mary Boss Mss Gas9n. Ms Mrs WMaW A. V Xil.
lams and Miss julia Bredt.
Nine Emma Calve was the CUES, OF honor at a
dinner given at the Metropolitan Club. Ffih-ave
and Six,ieth-si. Wednesday evening at o'clock
by Mrs Edward y. Gibbs The party occupied the
entire floor Of the womans annex OF the club
which ADORNED with the yellow and red co.ors
OF Spain. The table itself a masterpiece OF
floral beauty-the centre OF yellow tulips and red
roses. with wide sash ribbons and bows Res!des
Nine. Calve ard Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs, there were
present Miss George Barker Gibbs. the daughter
OF the hostess: Nine. Guy D'Ardelot. Professor and
Mrs Mayo-Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Flagler
Clyde F.,eh Paul PAU Leeesier FGtd Mss hmpoes
S.e.ght, Count AlbertL NJ Geordianni. Miss kate
afe ss Se.n A IN ~ Paris the las; Year stdy'ng Win
SaDr.lla, contributed 10 the evening" entertain
song "lch Wandle unier Bannen" Nine DArie
lot who is companion 10 Nine Calve, sang severa,
% rbe n'r BUmtlebee 9mt nine cave dd not sing but
surprised and delighted her fr ends by number
of recliat.ons role in which she has not hitherto
been heard in New-lork
one of the Interesting weddings OF the week
was that of NJ. D. RothschlG ard Miss Lichien-
auer at Delmon.co's on .ast Tuesday The bride
IS the daughter OF Joseph NJ. Lich,cnauer. well
known In Wall Street Her appearance and dress
commanded general admiration. Three sisters OF
the bride attended her bridesmaids. The bride
groom is well known for his efforts in furtherng
the cause OF the Good GoyeInment CLUBS S, n mn ths
city. Alfred Frank was his best man. Inc %ea-
ding dinner was followed by reception. which
meG,c1ne and law The BRIDE received nearly two
hundred presents, many OF them exceeiinsy COST.
Rothschld VII start on tour around the world
in few days
On next Wednesday will be given the last Of the
Eat home" receptions and musicals OF Mrs. But
terneld Nine. Mantelii sang for the visitors last
week The large number OF men and the social
charm OF the receptions have won for them wide
attention
one OF the largest and most elaborate receptions
Of the week in Washington was given on Monday
by Senator and Mrs. Calvin s. Brice, at their
home the Cochran mansion. when Nine. de We're
Sapo sang and Miss Amy Baker. OF this city, re-
cited among other things. Receipt for a KISS.
"Teacup Dialogue" Song Of the Market Place..
"I-ow-backed Car" Lady Of the Mine" Michael
mas Goose" Same Old lie" and Specially Jim
In the audience Mr.. Kurino the Japanese Min
lister; Prince Wrede. OF the Austrian Legation; Seho-
and Nine. Dominguez, seh0r and Nine Mne piazza oAi
Sern 1 csasa Mars Sey ne MISS Hebs as MIS- Hoke smith
M ana Mrs p0nad % wad MT Ha Woso Mli ssp sspG
clemens Won Ketteer, Sir Julian and Lady Paunce
fote the Misses Pauncefote Viscount and Vs-
G9uz Psenore nc C. ss s$ rreneh Mnses and
Nine. Patenotre, Herr Won Thelman' the German & Am
meath meath Baron ron Fava the Italian Ambassador. and
sas Tnrh he Mnsr EnaG A. T
CHAT the Belgian Minister; J. a. ". Cafe the
s%edcsn Count vne General Varnum Mrs. Bayard
Mrs Bonaparte, Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page and
Speaker Reed
The cottagers and visitors at Tuxedo Park have
been enjoying some excellent winter sports. incud-
ing skating and Ice boating. An ice carnival rs TO
take place there on Saturday evening Of this week.
when The lake and the new coast!ng slide will be
m,mm,nated A feature OF the carnival Will be
on ex hbition OF fancy skating by professional and
music by a wel-organzed band.
ola at Marks Church. at Tenth-st and Second
oye has not in years presented so attractive an
| onnearance as 1t did yesterday afternoon. when
Miss Louise Van Beuren Davis. daughter Of Mrs
Iohn w Davis was married TO Alfred Huidekoper
Dond of Boston There were flowers and plants In
,he cbance beautiful white roses and lilies on
49, l,or and excellent music to occupy the atten-
lion NJ the guests who filed every seat In the
ohurcb The marriage ceremony was performed at