New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-18
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

SiSltI' MIS- ROBERT McAlliSter LLOYD. at her home
was in white silk and chiffon. were Miss Helen Pea
body. Miss Hannah Crooke and Miss Augusta
Mrs. Harold Herrick and her sister Miss Caro-
iine T. Lawrence, also gave n reception yesterday
afternoon at their home No Is East Twenty
rinth-st., TO present Miss Herrck.
Receptions were also given by Mrs. George Gray
Ward ST.. and Miss Ward al their home No 81
West Fiftythird-st.. In honor OF Mrs. George Gray
Ward jr, who was formerly Mrs Edith wigham
Clarke and whose marriage took place in the South
last summer: Mrs. Everett " Culver and her sis
Yer Yer v Miss Clark At their fathers apartments No
Wheeler. OF No. 71 Park-ave TO introduce her
youngest daughter Miss Wheeler and Mrs. David
Everett Wheeler assisted in receiving.
Announcement is made OF the enga cement OF Mrs.
Henry Milton Requa. ir.. daughter of Mrs. Isaac
z. sheldon. Of No. Il West Fiftieth-st.. to DR..
Miss De Forest and Miss Calender will give re-
ception. with dancing. In their apartments. No.
East Seventy-second-st on Thursday afternoon.
dsug Hoo o RI Tfom May Y"nnS
VINO was introduced couple OF weeks ago
The third Of Albert Morris Bagby's musical morn
ings will take place tomorrow in the grand ball
room Of the Waldorf Astoria. The artists will be
Henri Albers and Miss Marie Enge. OF the Metro
'cest 'p'"'' ''1 D' 'N''1'"'
The second Of the series of De Coverly dances
given at Delmonico's last night Most OF the
patronesses. including Mrs Henry c. Valentine,
Mrs James II Benedict. Mrs, Wiston b Lock-
wood. Mrs. Edward L. Reyes, Mrs: Henry b Dom
Groves Mrs c. Francis Roe and Mrs. Robert Holt
were present 10 receive the guests.
Among the New-Yorkers sailing for Europe this
week are Mr. and Mrs Charles Onderdonk. Miss
Onderdonk. Mr.: and Mrs. George Clinton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Prescott Tousey, S. Philip Stats and J. b.
Watrous.
Mrs John Jacob Aston. who, as already published
in The Tribune. sailed for Europe on Wednesday
last. will spend some time in St Moritz. where sho
January Colonel and Mrs. Aston and their young
son viii 20 to Portugal. They intend to return to
New-York late in the spring
Mrs Charles Grenyillc Peters. OF No. 10 East
seventy-sixth-st has cards out for January
and y
The marriage Of Miss Margaret Olivia slocum
daughter Of Colonel j. Jermain slocum and niece
,,rch a, az M eaveny RS Eif;bave and Fortv
w cn OF the 80. r anu 20 ~
ment OF Miss slocum TO Mr. Sherman was an
nOunced over tao years ago.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Stern OF No. SOS Finh-ave
will open their country house. at Tarrytown- the
Hudson for the Christmas holidays, during which
period they Will entertain several large house
parties
Mrs A L. Morgan. OF No "a West SEVENTEEN
ST Is al home on the first Thursday in January
February and March.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Sadie
Landsberg daughter OF Mrs. D. Landsberg. Of No
l5s East Fifty-eighth-st to Samuel G. Isaacs. also
OF this city.
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night January g. by several OF the subscribers who
last winter. arranged the two small dances az the
ladies' annex OF the Metropolitan Club house The
sq6seribeTs to the dance VIII inclqde Ms W slaIs
Key Pendleon Mrs Cor1elius V6naerhilii IT, Me- ME-
Lloyd s Bryce. Mrs siuyvesant Fish and Mrs
Americ II. Paget
The second meeting OF the Thursday Evening
Euchre Club was held at the home OF Miss Barr.
No. go Madlson-ave. The following members were
present: Miss Freeman, Miss Eager; Miss Dietz.
Miss Baiz Miss Varan. Miss Cans. Miss Miller.
Miss Boyd. Miss Rogers Miss Beck. Mrs. Torriani,
Mos,e fi"SB'' Barr and coone II G. sherrard The
game was followed by a dance.
Not many weddings are in prospect for what Is
left Of this year The marriage Of Miss Helen T.
Hoffman. daughter OF Richard Hoffman. 10 Or.
William Knnicutt Draper will take place on
Wednesday. December 2s, IN the Church OF the
DAubY jenkins will be married to Clarence Eu-
f Pal TGin Rasor No 90 VEST Fifty sixth-tt
Only relatives Will be present at the cereHi1ny.
which will be followed by reception. Miss Flor.
encc DAuby Jenk!ns will be her sisters maid or
honor and William H. BROWNING will attend Mr..
Thornall as his best man: The ushers VIII DC
Charles Francis Stone. jr. Robert 5 Chaplin Gris-
vo.d A. Tn )mpsOn ana James G.. BurchelL
The wedding OF Miss Fernand Sylvester daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sylvester. to Milton Sam
uels will occur on Thursday, December %. at the
home OF the brides parents, NO 90 West Seventy
secOnd-st
The members OF the Lotos club held ladies
DAY. reception on Thursday The parors were
decorated and the entire house was thrown open
70 the three hundred women who responded TO the
invitations even the cafe being used in which to
serve To them refreshments. The music programme
consisted Of the performance by Albert LocK"oou
OF 1.-THE Spanish Rhapsody" by List cello play
inc hv Leo Schulz: the barytone aria. from
'I,Africaine." by NJ Begne; the rendering OF In
a Persian Garden" by a quartet consisting OF
Miss sching Mrs Pease and Messrs. Bachelor
and Meyer There were songs by Mines SheIlms
Miller Spencer and Strakosch, and by Messrsi
Rogers and Meyer Nine Steadman Jones piiaysdd
The harp and Miss Gisch and Master Kay playen
the violin Recitations we're given oy Joepn
Hawo,th. Miss Murdoch Hall and Mss IaoVTr
Among the people who listened were Mrs: NJ v
Warner Ms j. NJ Andrews. Mrs X Cochrann
Mrs Frank r. Lawrence. Ms Ella Mheeer Ne Ne
Frederirk Murray, Mrs. Trenholm. Mrs. William
r. White Mrs William j Evans. Mrs ;, g., 8 P n
~ weber Mrs Bookstaver Miss Bookstaver Mrs /
I3ro"snn Howard Mrs John ". Vroonan Mrs
Edwin H. Low. Mrs ToW Wl,,nm Hume Hume
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