New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
PLATNFIELD.
THE SECOND SUBSCRIPTION DANCE AT
THE CASINO A DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR

Two affairs OF unusual importance TO Pianfeld
people were successfully conducted last week The
second of the subscription dances was given Mon
day night in the County Club Casino. and despite
the cold weather the attendance large. and
the dance most enjoyable The patronesses who re-
ceved were Mrs. Orville T. Waring Mrs James T.
Scott. Mrs. William L. Saunders Mrs. Clifton
Wharton, jr Mrs. Marion S Alderman. Mrs. John
b. Dumont, Mrs Samuel Huntington. Mrs John
Doull Miller and Mrs William ]. Roome The
house decorations particularly pretty. and the
music and dinner faulfless. The conduct OF the en-
tire affair reflected much credit upon the young men
who have these dances In charge this year-Clfton
Wharton. jr.. Orvc G. WarinC. Howard Hunting
ton. Harry V. Borden and Howard w. Becbe.
Among those present were Miss Grace Cooley. Miss
Gertrude Baker. Miss Wharton. of Pittsburg: the
Misses Holly. OF NewYork; Mrs Clifton Wharton
jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Renhart the Misses Stew
art. Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Depew Mr.. and Mrs
Kleinek. Miss Bessie Gina. Miss Smock. Mr. and
Mrs. William L. Saunders. Miss Hail. Miss Van
Boskerck. Mrs. Orville T. Warng. the Misses War
Ing. Mrs. John Doul Miller, Mrs Samuel Hunt
ngton. Miss Huntington. Mr. Anes. Edward NJ
Van Buren,. Miss Gertrude Andrews. Miss Minnie
Wilson. Miss Middedith. Mr.. and Mrs Marion S
Ackerman. Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Roome. Mr.
and Mrs. James T. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. s. L.
Schoonmaker Miss Chaplin of Pttsburg: Campbell
Blackwell. OF Pittsburg: Mr.. and Mrs. Laying, Miss
Tingue, Miss Holns and the Messrs. Fosters. OF
NewYork; Miss f. EwinT. Miss Wheeler. Mr. and
Mrs. p. V. r. Van Wyck. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Delaney
Rowland Cox Raymond Lcfferts. Of NewYork
Henry Opdyke. J. p. Dumont jr.. Rutherford Shep
ard, James Middledith. j. H. 7. Wharton. Howard
W. Beebe H. Reeve Stockton. Howard Huntington.
Orville G. Waring, l.. f.. Waring H. A. Patton
Percy Stewart Walter MCGEE. +. l.. Huntington, A.
G. Henderson. DR.. r. Ard. Laurens II. Van Buren,,
Irving G. West Samue! p Hall. DR. b. Van D.
Hedges. II. c. Munger. s c. Miller. T. r. Van Bos-
kerck. F. r. Fish. jr.. Lamber Fish, Clarence Peck.
Siegfricd Arcns and Frank Frost
On Wednesday afternoon tea was given in the
Washington Park club house Mrs. W. Journeay
Roome Mrs. James r. Scott and Mrs. Arrowsmi,h
wee Of an Oriental character. with profusion OF
roses and smilax. and the prevailing colors green
Those who gaze the tea were assisted in receiving
by Mrs: Charles Matthews Mrs. Joseph W. Sand
ford. Miss f. f. Kenyon and Mrs Henry A. McGee,
l. Burnett. Mrs. David r Harbough of New York;
Mrs. Gnaes A. Me- Recd Mrs Wv W ree Mis-
Miss Vail Miss Cooley Miss Huntington Miss Nav
Sanford. Miss Murphy and Miss Ethel p. Bowers.
"A delightful social affair was the tea given on
Monday afternoon by Mrs Kleinecke. Of Franklin
New-york and Miss Ewing, of Philadelphia Mrs
kleineck and her mother Mrs. Depew. assisted by
dining-rcom Mrs. Stuart Patterson aid Mrs Harry
Dcpew presided the table which was ex0uisitey
decorated. Miss Patterson and Mrs. Depew were
sisted BY Mrs. Clay and the Misses Huntington.
Yerkcs and Patton.
On Monday night tho members OF Anchor Lodge
jewel TO G. c: Howard: the last worthy retired Off
Ger Of this lodge. The presentation speech was
made by the Rev. f. NJ. Rodman. the chaplain Of
the lodge
A novel entertainment furnished the guests Of
Wednesday afternoon. when so-called 'faggot
tea was given Each faggot that was put on the
fire had a number, The guest that held the number
obliged TO O.. .ertain those present.