New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-25
PLAINFTELD.
THE COTILLON CLUES POST-LENTEN
RECEPTION.
DAUGHTERS OF TIE AMERICAN hLNoLO i'''>
GIVE A PATRIOTIC ENTERTAINMENT
co,,,, ,-o1rc or INTEREST.


Plainfeld society peorle began new season OF
gayety Oh Monday evening. wheh various -
of social importance were largely attended Ihat
AFFAIR which interested The younger set was the en-
tortanment OF the members OF the Cotilon CluD
and their friends by the Misses Holy at the 'ouh-
try Club Casino Mrs John !. Holly received ana
she was assisted by Mrs. ]. W. Reinhart Mrs u l..
Warning and Mrs. John b. Dumont. Thomas van
R,.kerck and Miss Holly led the first half OF the
Il, ICE while Mr. Van Boskerck and Miss Margaret
Holly led the second half The favors were unusual
Is pretty and occasiorcd much favorable comment
The guests from ont Of town included MISS WeNer'
| of Newburg; Miss Loffcr;s Miss Macy MISS
Thomas the Misses Holly. Miss Backey' OF New
York; Miss Stamford. OF Wllkesbarre. Penn Miss
Ro,her, OF Richmond Va Mcssrs. Neeser. Ho-
brook Clark Dominlck. OF New-York and Goodlow
Linsey OF Nashville, Tam.
The beautiful Washington Park home OF Charles
W. McCutchen was thrown open 10 Plainieid So
cjetv people on Monday evening for patriotic pur-
nose The Plainfeld members Of Continental Chap
ter DAUGHTERS OF the American Revolution OF
New Jersey are cndeavoring to raise money enough
TO save from destruction the historic Wallace nome.
! AT Someryile. which was the headquarters OF Cen
cral Washington for some time. The charming aHalr
given by Mrs McCuchen on Monday evening was
financially successful and also source OF Keen en-
ioymcEt to a large number OF people Ironlheht IN
society here one pleasing dettare o. ,b banie
and their men friends IN Colonial dress ms added
not a little TO the spleldor OF the occasion During
the early part Of the evening programme of rare
excclionce was presented as follows: Violin solo.
Spanish Dance" Mas Bertha Buckln; soprano
SOLO, Les File, de cadlz," Mrs, Josephine len
nlngs-rercy; recitais, Now ana Ihcn; ne ne MiH-
net" Mrs l.. i. Smith: minuet, danced by Mrs. w.
J.. Saunders Mrs. {. L. Brooks, Mrs. b. A. Heee-
man. jr Mrs W. Rqome w l.. Sa Tnt ,dr
vioin solos, "AdaGio Patheti1ue," "Taranclla,"
Miss Bertha Buckn soprano solo Mrs J2STp4ae
Nights Dream This last number was given by
@ smith and 5 sso R d9 9e ,b R"r masd
by Mendesohn rendered by +. j. Smith on ne
piano; During The last part Of the recital q var
Robcr: H. Lowry and Miss Hardenbcrgh-sang a
pretty lullaby. The table in the dining room was
ter and these coors were richly blended with the
choicest of flowers Mrs Henry Mcgee d and Mrs Mrs
J. X Myers. Mrs. McCutchea and Mrs. c. f. Brooks
The concert given by the Yale Mandolin. Banjo
and GIce clubs at the Country Club Casino Tuesday
night was a rare entertainment and heartily en-
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene a. Gross, Of West seventh
s 6 faYe Of rf thee annVersary Of
wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Gross were assisted In re-
Miss Edith Ahrens, of this city Miss Florence Ben
net of Brooklyn. and Miss Ada Smock, OF New
and Mrs. Bernard Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Keane. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gross, Mrs, william
MANN MANN Mr. c' Cuilinam. Nj Roach David Mainly
tr, of NewYork Dr and Mrs Adebers' Of Ella IVA
James slevin. Mr.. and Charles Langdon. Charles
Langdon. jr., f. {. Kirchhoh A. J." G Marsh Miss
slevia. Mrs McF;lroy, Mr.. and Mrs. Tweedle and
S!egfried Ahrcns. of Plainheld
A reception given on Monday afternoon IN
honor of Miss Margaret Whltelaw, OF St Louis, ny
Mrs Charles l.. case Of Central-ave The floral
decora ,ions were pink carnations. Those assisting
at the tca-table Mrs John Bushnell; Mrs
IapsIey Mrs John Gray Foster, Mrs. Irving Brown
and Mrs. Charles Lawson. =,
on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Frank Bushnell gave
q pleasant tea at her Madison-aye. home ne acc,
oratIons I'm the parlor and library were pink. ana
Tor mis- purpose roses were chiefly used The table
white. Mrs Bushnell and her daughter. Miss Mary
Bushnell. received. and those who poured were
Mrs John Bushnell. Mrs. +. III. Andrews. Mrs; w
G. Lord Mrs. h. 7. Barrows and Miss Belts Inose
Who assisted were the Misses Clark. Haviand. Ge:-
trude Baker Leila Belts. Mary Wilton: Nancy
bushnell Jessie Bushnell and Maud MiddIedith
Mrs. .Iohn Doull Miller OF Ninth-st, gave an
afternoon tea on THURSDAY IN honor or ner sister
Miss Joanna Hayes Shepard. daughter or AUGUSTUS
D. Shepard. The affair was rosl utiEnhttiiuI on
and was extremely well attended. Mrs Miller and
Miss Shepard received the guests. Mrs. Pendleton
Rogers poured tea. AMI Mrs Pierre Mall poured
chocolate ard number OF young society women
assisted them. Among those present We're MIS-
Mason w Tyler Mr. ahd Mrs smalley smith
Mrs l. D. Shepard. the Rev. W. X. Richards Mrs
Lawrence Myers. Mrs. Charles HYDE. Miss Hyde
Mrs j. r. Joy. Mrs. r. l.. Walz. Miss Waz Mr.
Joseph Sanford. Mrs William Stirling Miss Nm
Won Mrs J. Evar;s Tracy. the Misses Tracy. MIS-
{. ". McCWchen. Mrs. W l. saunders Mrs
Waring. the Misses Tweedy. Mrs. John Foster
Mrs Bntlcr. the Misses MARITIME. Mrs. "; h
Myers. Mrs. John p. Dumont. Mrs Daniel CHINA
The Misses CHINA, Mrs. Bushnell Miss Bushnell
Mrs H. r. Holloway, Miss Holloway Miss Mas
sett