New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

evening January 10, as usual, In the Art Building
ard assemby-rooms Of the Academy OF Music ad'
Joining The decorations OF the different rooms
will be on the same lavish scale "a in former
years Supper will he served in the assembly,
at sma dngb aRH by PnaFd oD aoDui viii IN
danced at i:So o'clock Tho patrOnessss Tho TjIl vi
ward II Litchneld and Mrs David NJ Morrison.
The committee having IN charge the management
o. Gary tns sanger 2a IS EdwapG H. Lchaed Albert Gould
Jennings and Lea McIlvaine Luquer.
new musical club known the Fortnshtiy
Musical Club whose objects purely social. has
recently been organized by Mrs. Henry Champln
Tinker and number OF other women The nrst
meeting OF the club recently held at the home
Of Mrs. Tinker. No. 4s East Ffty-seyenih.s, ana
programme was contributed by Mrs NsndercCecr
ing Heinrich Meyn and Paul Morgan. Victor Har-
rs being the M Mrs es ne Rennn Mrs VIII
lam Fahnestock. Mrs George g. De De- VIZ; H.; Mics
Tinker
Cary daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. A. Caxton Cary. 10
Richard A. Monks son OF Mr. and Mrs John MONKS
Mrs Mary Ann McKeon Hecker and John Handy
Henshaw have sent out cards announcing their
marriage on Tuesday November a. 1896, AZ No. a
West Thrty-seventh-st. Miss Katherine I krs.u,,
er of Brooklyn, has announced ner ehsdsenlen' "
f.. +. Christopher OF this city
The marriage Of Miss Ruth Eckman. daughter Of
s H. Eek nan, TO Louis Goldsmith. OF Cleveland.
will take place at the home Of the brides father In
East Eightieth-st. on January = The wedding Of
Miss Harriet Ashby Carlton. daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs Samuel A. Carlton. Of No; 601 Boylston.sts:
West Forty -nuth-st. will be celebrated IN Boston
January 4.
Mrs Oliver Livingston Jones. Of No lis West
Seventy-second-st. will entertain large house
party this week at her country home. Jones Manor.
Cold Spring Harbor Ions Island s Her guests & VII VII
inedde M'sy Mis- Edh Judson Miss Browne Miss
Bailey. the Misses Blucher. the Rev Philip Browne.
IIeth Lorton and Livingston Cooper.
Mr. and Mrs William s. Gray will give reception
and dance at their home, No. West One-hundred-
and-twenty -hrst-st. on Thursday evening next. TO
introduce their niece. Miss Williamson. Mrs. Gray
will be assisted in receiving by Miss Day and Miss
Iiasbrouck set OF Cinderella dances will be held
at Dodworths on Saturday evenings. January :
and l6; February l$ and p: March lS and p. and
Tuesday evening April - The pa1r1SnesssS rt ARE
William L. Coffin, Mrs A. Henry De Forest, Mrs
powers. Mrs. Joseph Cornell. Mrs C. Harold Childs.
Mrs George II. Dunham Mrs. Ebenezer ). Mason
and Mrs. Henry Tuck.
Albany society is having gay season. with teas
receptions. dinners and dances One of the largest
entertainments of the present week will ne the
dinner which will be given by Mr.. and Mrs \.
Bleecker Banks. In honor of Governor and Mrs
Morton on Wednesday night. On the following day
Mrs Banks will give luncheon for young people
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Townsend Martin will give
dinner party on Tuesday evening. in honor OF Ir
and Mrs. Bradley Martin. who arrived from Eng
land on Wednesday last and are settled in their
house in West Twentieth-st. for the winter. The
important social happening in Albany, after New
Years Day. will be the Centennial Ball. which VIII
commemorate the hundredth anniversary OF A.
bany becoming the State capital The ball VIII
be held on night OF January 6, and IL promises
to BE- a brilliant affair. The general Ball Commit
tee will number eighty ten persons having been
selected from each Of the eight judicial districts
Nearly all have accepted the invitation 10 serve
on the committee md with their wives they Will
assist Governor and Mrs Black. Mayor and Mrs.
Thacher, ard the Centennial Committee in receiving
guests.
Mrs Anson w Hard, OF No. ~ Park-ave. will
give the first of "A series of afternoon receptions
Tor her daughter. Miss Laura Hard. on Wednesday.
January 8.