New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-03
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The last OF the Tuesday evening dances ana one
of the gayest and most brilliant subscription dances
Of the season. took place last night at Sherrys IL
was as nearly as possible, a Mardi Gras dance
the spirit OF carnival prevailing throughout tho
night and until an early hour this morning. Ihe
pretty ballroom was made more attractive by ,ne
display of some handsome howers, wnicn Sr nj
mented the front of the Music baicohy anu I'LL IA.
palms which filed the corners OF tne room Lm9
Mrs Whitney Warren and Mrs Henry T. sloane In
the pink room, which was arranged as a uIa"i ir
room The supper was servHd at iZ psSS until S
O'clock, Alexander II. MADDEN leading. The fayors.
fS ons S STICKS With teweed tops silver match
boxes, silver cigar-cutters and bonbonnieres Some
%h ipSs Morton the Misses 5 M0y M2s
BTeeks Mr. oi and Mrs H. orme Wilson Mr. ana
Mrs william Edgar Ss M aFa Mr Mr. and
M sTIs + J. Oakley Rhinelander Mr. and Mrs KarI
MEX r and M MRS s'f Henry G. arr Tqeyor Mr. and ELS
Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs vi piersGn HdH Mpe R m
Joseph LarOcque, jr Mr. and Mrs -, F. Reeve Msr;
MIS- p Lorillard ROnaids, jr Mr. and Mrs Fran
els *. Pendeton Mrs Burke Roche Mr.. ana MTs
void Haven. Mrs. Henry L. Burnett; MI and MIS- MIS-
Philip Md M and B MT 4 and M
Federc Bronson Mr. and Mrs M H %g, A Mr and
stevens Mr. end Mrs C. Cd lie ips Mis- Misses De
COudert, W. ffatolu DtO"H eh0
Peyster.
Society turned out in great numbers Yesterday
afternoon to attend the Mardi Gras entertainments
which was given in the ballroom at Sherry s. ior
the benefit OF the Lisa Day Nursery Inc enter
tanment began with an overture p, srry0l ttn.
berts orchestra and Was followed r0Ss%s Lous Mann
convulsed the audience in his sSe, Ven Nsnoi
tan Singer s Who tyS s0rysss sans
Next came Miss Josephine iiai pss ElSridge aavs
ssysrs T cp his bsppS ana negro
ing Of the mos, Srsn, "a 1n Wers
Mrs Hermann oerch the acting president ,r OF the
nursery Mrs Sidney pSn RP.eg ,ns MRS Georss
y be Forest Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry. Mrs. James
M ,nr ae M4. Hss aS&5s N ra
Wilson John E rr cement Mss weoe Mo M,ss
Me- enrv PARISH jr Miss Aymar. Mrs. stuyvs
SAINT SAINT Fish ris and Mrs stanford White.
Mr. and Mrs william A Duer OF No. II West
rwenty-nrst-st. gave dinner party last night
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Egerton L. VIM
throp jr Mr. and Mrs s Whitney Warren Mr.
Due Miss M vrSn Hall fs s Ms' Josepss
Miss sosns N Poter Sa Edward H. Balkley
ton W. Cary. Reginald Ronalds. William Tinany
and Milton Barser
Mrs J. T. Henry. OF No. isp East Nlne,eenth-st,
gave a reception Monday from to- p. m
wandering MinsUtis, All ofeduizdNIon W
vounV people gave the second OF It's series OF
musicals the hrs, OF which was held at the house
Of Mrs MareellHs Hartley n pseem nj las, A. tho
thlrd-st.. las, evening The programme CONSISTED
Clara and Edith White \ supper and dance FOL:
lowed the concert. Among the guests were MT ana
Mrs harrow the Rev. DIR. and Mrs. w Merle
smith Miss Ethel White. Mrs. Marcellus Hartley.
Marcellus Dodge. the Misses Knight Mr.. and MIA
Bonsail, Albert Handy Howard Handy r. W. Bur
lock and Gale Carter.
Charles II. Flint gave dinner last night FOR
Senior Andrade. Venezuelan Minister TO the United
states Among the guests presen, were John A.
Stewart, Chauncey NJ. Depew. Charles A. Dana
William j. Coombs, Charles Stew rt Smith, Charles
r. Miller John r. Searles pr Charles T.. SIM
mons. Jose Caftellot. OF Mexico: Wallace y Flint.
Joseph +. Auerbaeh. w. D. Bishop and Nicho!aS
Fish