New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-01
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIEIl.

o,soo in the ncighborhood of the
-. Club in West Chester was sP"i'eu!
tOu"'' ,s, NIGHT when Mr.. and Mrs Frederic H.
OPEN ,.a q brilliant dance at their nome botoh
~. of Pelham Manor. The entertainment was
.,,lod by nearly two hundrcu su'S'9 80
%N,,or priory is a considerable distance a"' ,,
ao,,ages which surround the country Oiuo
the co''e -, which took lace beneath its
t"o 49,. ,igh, seemed to act cas- n incentive ior
i 0V for miles around. =" All OF the cot
,s there were large parties OF guests ''o''' "" "
hno in the clubhouse every room "a' o|"pN'
Tor. the dance at Mr.. ana MIS- Aieii ''"eie
..o dinner parties given at the homes OF MI ana
were u'''ne' po,,o, MIR ana Mrs c. Oliver Isen.
W - Airs charles f. Havemeyer, Mr. ana Mrs
~ r,,,or Duncan and Mr.. and MIS- James NJ
w .,,r, whose place. Plaisance, Is iilied with
~ COMPANY. The guests at each Vi 'hese UNI
~ rar,ies assembled at Bolton frlory sho'ti! AFTER
i''' . r, ,rbe rooms of Mr. and Mrs Aliens house
$50 decorated with holly. laurel huse punches Vi
VIZ sos and hemlOck boughs. There was
-, aoncinr in the gold and white ballroom Tor
''' 49, hour before the cotillon was begun by j.
T.a1sworh Richie, who had as partner MRS.
, ,rha dance was continued until few min
~ before midnight, when supper was announce.
utes uei ee the midnight hour was sounded the
l,ste rising from their seats uI,ilh 10 tne lncoil-
euV' Gar After supper the cotlilon was resumed
nag yea, Wore ali suggestive OF the holiday sea
III, add viii bc kept as souvenirs OF me occasion
son n any wears After buffet supper the Virginia
ior man number OF O.d-fashiOned country dances
Ieel a tnntin;eod in until early in the morning. -
were oS Sr and Mrs. Aliens guests were MI and
, SOM Theodore ayemeSel r Mr. o and Mr se5
Borden Hartman MI fra an1 Mr and Mrs Edward
Mr. ana ncn Potter Mr.. and Mrs w Butler Duncan
MI NJ, ano Waterbury, James NJ Waierbury, lr,
jane < Katherine Garrison. MIR; and Mrs. Duncan
o Mr. and Mrs. hoWa iss ia pU's Miss Mara
ana sr,a, Hro Mr. ard Mrs " S Hoyt Major and
Nrs James C. COOLEY MISS hoy' MIS- Wotey
Franh'IInn mcs VI Appleton. Woodbury. Kane, Ma,
hurg;; a. Reynal Miss Pauline Whttier Mri ana
Mrs Mad nayid Lvdig oliver II. y. Belmont, j. d. r.
baldwin and Goold Ho!t
49,. voar.s Eve was celebrated on Staten Island
:, tho fashionable people in becoming manner
The chief incident of interest was the annual oai OF
A. richmond County Hunt Club, when was ned
en- ,he Hotel Castleton, at ST. George ana was
large successful and brilliant entertainment. II WAS
ri noulre and most of the ladies' present wore
nowdered hair and patches. while the members OF
h cI,h were in their hunting costumes. The bal
I'm was decorated throughout with the colors II
81. Ric,mond County Hunt Club-red, white and
green The sides Of the room were orhameh'eu
with Christmas greens. and everywhere were loNes
bs,5s saddles and all kinds of hunting parapher-
MALTA The receptionroom, where the guests were
received was decked in American beauty , ros IS
bvscjnths and liies OF the valley. with liberal
adsn Of chrsImST rs sr William G. Schcs Mrs E. o.
Row Mrs " f. Thomas. Mrs. Adoph Outer
bridge Mrs. Eugene II. Outerbiiuge' MrS, h0p.i.
Emmett Robinson. Mrs: Henry Watr9us. Mrs G In
+ IRVING Mrs TwinninS and Mrs Benedc,. me
ball opened about II cock: ana iniora. ua,',
Ing WAS enjoyed until! mdnight, Wheh supper WAS
served al small tables. in the large restaurant
After the meal there was set OF Ia.elS' Ill Mi'iSn
the ladies Of the Reception commute c WIN NE
most prominent members OF the Hun' III. niuo Vne
latter in their pix coats Parmcp@fee ucb h fa Ti
hunting songs as "A Hunting We Will Co. Iaiy55
ana m Jq Fe9 x Tas phe master G"sse
hounds Of the Richmond County tiun5 Clno' SaV y,
Wc9% heTs W Hromw Hinn Temple prog G%athmev
Clarence Whitman. W. e. Tnomes, Ad3Iph j. ou'-.-
hTdse 3n snf ~ Guy e. living r 8 Twinnin
George T. Bonner, otto Ah.mann. H. G. H9pklnsi
II " Dunn Charles ID. FREEMAN A D. M~'Do'i"''
ard Carlisle BOYD.
SIR Roderick Cameron gave a small dance last
evening at his home. No. ls5 Madison-ave. in honor
~ his Youngest daughter. Miss Isabella u. Cameron,
who tas not vet been formally introduced into so
cetv The rooms Of the house were in holiday az
lire Christmas greens and punches of rei roses
with crimson satin sashes being the principal irdtule
Of III adornments OF the drawing rooms the dn!ns
room and hallway. There was some informal 1dhc-
ing before the cotillon was begun by NJ; Ntisol
who danced with young Miss Cameron. The fdNors
mere flowers. boxes of bon hons fancy feather aus.
supper was served in the dining-room
Miss Eileen O'Donhell and Miss Carroll gave a
leap-year party last night at Charles Carroll :
at Hempstead. Long Island wnicn
nv have leased for two years. The dance took
place in the house instead of in the barn, as orig-
naly intended.
A, Tuxedo there the usual New Years Eve
festivities. including the ball which took place in
the handsome circular ballroom
The marriage of Miss Sophie Taller. the daughter
o. Mrs Henry a. Taller to Samuel Brock Parkman
Trobridge Will take place in Grac- Church al S;@V
0 clock Thursday afternoon January dc Inc
tlemony Will De accompanied by d lui C"o'd' H''
vice by the regular choir OF the chuich.
Mrs William Crittenden Adams gave a reception
Yesterday afternoon to the Association Of the New
York Alumnae OF Smith College at her home 40.
90 West End-ave. Mrs. Adams VINO IS president OF
The Aumnae Association was assisted IN nn,
Mrs Joseph Dean. Miss Van Kirk and Miss roster
The second meeting OF the Tuesday Evening
Dancing Glass was held last night at Dodworths
The guests were received by the patronesses MIS-
Hamilton, Mrs Rowell. Mrs. Dodd ana MTS-
Thomas Al midnight the new year was weicoim nc "a
In With snpropriate ceremonies and the supper was
then served by Sherry. after which dancing was re-
sumcd and continued until an early hour TINS MORN
ing the Younger set well represented. many
MIXERS Of other classes in addition TO the regular
somelv decorated with greens. The fAvors were
pretty and appropriate Inc next Hec''"S Vi Wv
class will be he'd on January IL
poston. Dec. a-At o'clock this afternoon, in
,n,le,on Chapel Harvard University. Miss Mary
Quincy Gould daughter of benjamin ApthorI
GouId was married to Albert Thorndke. NeVoi
was a more brilliant assemblage gathered in the
chanel than on this occasion. Both the bride and
bridegroom are Of families who occupy hig n
- I,av Edward H. Hail. assisted by the Rev
samuel GIoher Miss TaHh there were on,
Siin.,oaiSs Misses Dorothy Quincy, Marian Wig
ellsworth Henets Wgges oodee 5na was bes
Iios" rhn ushers were Mayor-elect Josiah quincy
w s. Eaton. Laurence M aS,6n B. Gardiner M pamy
anu " wa iti'd nr N " Morgan Of Cambridge, and Il
= Gould IT, and f. p. Delafeld , OF New 1 Hs n
hmong the guests were President Eho'' Vi mar
ward and many OF the professors.
CLEVELAND AND THE FINANChH.