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are to BIO unusually pretty. Like the other re-
cent dances, hat of Mr.. and Mrs. Sloane will be
N verv Into affair

q very late affair.
Mrs. James A. Burden will give hor first
dance on Tuesday night for a long period, dur
ing which sho has been in mourning for her
brother, Richard Irwin. Mrs. Burden will have
her daughter-in.law Mrs. James A. Burden.
yr, and her sister. Mrs. GrisTold Gray, to to- assist arst
winter In New York for several seasons, being
now devoted to Paris.
There arc several functions as we'll as the
opera to claim the attention Of society on We'd
nesdsy night. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Starr Miller
will give a dance. which will of course be n
smart affair. Tho new Tuesday Evening Club
will meet for the second time ut the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob Aston. Elaborate
suppers are n feature Of these meetings. The
town wedding Of tho week will be that Of Miss
Laura Duane Ireland and Louis II Junod, which
will take place on Tuesday night at the Church
of tho Heavenly Rest. So many cards arc out
for this that the church will be crowded. 1t
will be a white and blue wedding with the
exception of the bridesmaids bouquets which
will be of jacqucminot roses. Tho reception
after, the church ceremony at the home Of
Ireland. win be a large one. Miss ireland
gave a bridesmaids luncheon yesterday.
Miss Laura Duane Ireland. her sister, Miss
Adelia Ayena Ireland, who is I. E be her maid OF
e Gai,ailn M Miss ' Mas B a; nsaans Miss H it'se b 5rsiea
Miss Marie Eddy. Miss Cornelia Clarkson, and
Miss Edith Johnson, who are to be her her. brides,
cards were cmhcllished with painted shamrock
leaves. and ball crystals inclosing tiny sham.
gavo his farewell bachelor, dinner last night at
Martins. His guests included Andrew Wheeler
a. Muller Vry. Edmund Robert, Eugene
southack; John Hubbell. Reginald Bonner;
this city. and Edward YarneiI Of philadelphia,
who are to be his ushers.
The second Cinderella cotillon will claim the
attention of society on Thursday night in Sher-
! rvs large ballroom. 1t will begin promptly at
10 o'clock. Supper will be served at midnight.
The matrons who give these dances are Mrs.
Charles #. Barney. Mrs. Brayton Ives. Mrs.
John s. Barnes. Mrs. Cadwalader Jones. Mrs.
Charles c. Beaman. Mrs. Edward King, Mrs.
John Crosby BROWN Mrs. Henry Beekman Liv-
ingston. Mrs. George c. Clark. Mrs. George Nc
Culloch Miller. Mrs. ]. James Cross, Mrs. J. w.
Morgan. Mrs. Richard ii. Derby, Mrs. j. Pier.
Mrs. John q. Neeser. Mrs. Henry A. du Pont.
Mrs. Alfred Pell. Mrs. Walter Gurnee. Jr.. Mrs.
Nathaniel Thayer Robb, Mrs. Henry f. How.
White. A''' ~
Naturally the rcd domino dance to be given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Heber II, Bishop on Friday
night excites moro preliminary interest than
the other dances for this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bishop had q project for a Louis XIV. dance SO
that the costumes worn might BIO in harmony
with tho epoch of the ballroom decorations.
This was abandoned for the red domino. and the
idea has taken immensely. The masks md
dominos will be removed at supper. as is Gus:
tomary. The masks will be nero bits OF red
silk and lace. II Is hardly fair to mention that
Worthington Whitehousei is to lead the %cotillon.
as 1t robs one rod domino at least OF its mystery.
Tho patronesscs of tho Saturday Evening
Roller Skating Club gave a reception and tea at
tho Berkeley Armory, 90 West Forty-fourth
street, yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Vernon H..
Brown, Mrs. Bortram ii. Borden. Mrs. Thomas
Benedict Clarke, Mrs. Alfred Henderson. Mrs.
Theodore NJ. Ives. Mrs. William II. Owen. and
Mrs. Herbert c. Taylor comprised the receiving
party. The committee for this season includes
Arthur l.. Doremus, Harris i. Fisher. Bertram
II. Borden, and Howard Borden; The large
room at the armory was gay with bunting. and
tea was served at small tables. This is tho only
roller skating club this winter. The meetings