New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

n,.osan, reception was given yesterday after.
noon by Mrs. Horace Russell at her nome, NO. ="
Park-aye., in honor Of her daughter MISS Eieano'
Russell who received In gown OF white SILK,
trimmed with silver. Mrs. Russell was attred IN q
gown Of black velvet. with trimmings OF . ;e,;
Mss s sw Mis- IS Ef Ed,h hys smafs
Saiie p Barnes and Miss Alice r. Sands AFTER
the reception there was dinner party TOT the
young people.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Cornelius Rowland. OF NO.
sIs West Fifty-seventh-st. gave reception yes
to-day afternoon to Introduce their only daugh-
ter. Miss Alice Ward Rowland. pretty girl who
was assisted by her mother and several youhs
friends The debutante wore a gown OF rose-pnk
satin. with trimmings OF gauze and SILVER EN-
broidery. Mrs. Rowland was attired in gown
OF lavender and black satin. with trimmings OF
lace Assisting the debutante were Miss Marina
Town,end Miss Hope Drake. Miss Ethel bomi-
nick Miss Althea Schoonmaker and Miss Christine
min chSTcR e Miss Angelica Church Mr and
Mrs Henry Rowland Mr. ana and Ir si, E IS ana
M4 Ian Ms II IN and Mrs
Dominek Mr. and Mrs James Rodman IN TGwhsens'
the Rev Dr. and Mrs Wism a RSins s!o6ds. Mys
M Psske MISC odwh Miss
Francis Delaneid Nj and Mrs j., Hobart %rs Wsr
" Pinchoi and Mr.. and Mrs Charles f. White
head.
Mrs John A. Zerega, OF No IS West Forty
egnth-st.. gave reception yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Zerega was assisted in receiving by MISS
Elsa Won Breton Zerega
Miss Ryd!e Douglas formally presented TO
society yesterday afternoon at a reception given
for the purpose BY her mother Mrs; NJ. Sheafe
U UoHS nnd q F!f nst E ''''
Mrs James A. Benedict. cf No 325 Fffth-ave..
gave a the dansante at Sherrys yesterday after.
hor lies
Turner Benedict. Clusters OF American Beauty
roses and palms decked the large ballroom. where
the debutante. a;tired in a simple gown OF white
silk covered with gause. received with her mother
Of sr red Ms' SrSSs .s n pa sas
R Mis- Ho suS Miss sTG en ss Ae8
andre tTse Miss Edy,hs Jones Miss Dorothy HiEsin:
Hiss Martha Jacob Miss May a Rker Miss Mis-:
A ATsu RkaT amd Mrs. Allan e'o Loney
Mrs Samuel Thomas. OF No II West Fifty-sev-
cnth-st gave a dinner party last evening in honor
OF her daughter Miss Eleanor NJ. Thomas. The
guests included Miss Marion Whitaker Miss
Wyckoff Miss Nc. ,ook. Miss sloan Miss Dodge se,
Mr. Hurry ard Mr.. Loew.
At Albert Morris Ragby's eighty ninth musical
morning at the Astoria tomorrow at lll5 O'Clock
The Violin Maker OF Cremona." a romantic opera
In two acts. by Jeno Hubay. the director OF the
National Conservatory at Budapest. will be pre-
scented for the first time In this country. Francois
Coppee and Henri Beauclair are the authors OF the
poem The parts will be taken as follows: Taddeo
Ferrari. violin maker Heinrich Meyn: Philippe and
Wareham: Pedestal. Ernest Gamble. and Clam
nina Ferrarrs daughter. Mile. Alice Verlet. Tho
conductor Will be Signor Bevignani
The engagement is announced OF Miss Adelaide
ID. Plume daughter OF l. Edward r. Plume. OF
Newark. to f.. Sheldon Van Slyke, OF this city.
Mrs Russell Hoadley and Miss Hoadley have
returned from Tuxedo and at the Buckng-
ham Hotel for the winter.