New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-09

The first Tuesday evening dance OF the season
Will take place at Sherry's this week, ana Will
doubtless be a handsome entertainment. the pail
room and other rooms will be decorated anu az AZ
the dances in former years, the supper VIII Do
served In the small ballroom ana IN me lower
banquet hall. The guests will be received by MITE
William Aston Mrs Edward C. Post. Mrs George
Peabody Wetmore and Mrs. c. Albert Stevens.
II is expected that Worthington Whitehouse' dane
ing with Mrs John Jacob Astor. VIII lead the
coilon. which Will not be begun until atteI sup
per- The complete list of patronesses ior the lueS-
day evening dances this winter Is as follows: MIS-
Aston Mrs John Jacob Aston, Mrs. Henry }. Bar
hey. Mrs. Edmund h. Bayes, Mrs. Frederic Bron-
SON. Mrs. James \. Burden. Mrs. Robert l.. Clark
son. Mrs Henry a. C2ster MIS- vrs d" W"lter C
ting, Mrs. William A. Duer, Mrs hilsha Dysr, "
Francklyn. Mrs Frcderc Callatin. Mrs. ElbrIdge
r. Gerry. Mrs H. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy Mrs
Henry b. Livingston, Mrs. Charles II. Marshall,
Mrs ". Starr Miller, Mrs Robert r. Mnurn,
Mrs Francis Key Pendleton, Mrs. Edward c. Post
Mrs William Evans Rogers Mr.. Henry I. sloane
Mrs g Albert Stevens. Mrs. Henry 4. g Taylor
Mr. Belmont Tiffany Ms Ms V Wbry Wa Ms Wrs
James VI. Waterbury. Mrs. Alexander :. Webb,
more. Mrs Henry Payne whitney; Mrs John C.
Wilmcrdng, Mrs. buchanan Winthrop and Mrs
Egerton J.. Winthrop, jr.
The next meeting OF the Friday evening dancing
class is scheduled to take place at Sherrys this
we k. and the third De Coverly dance of the sea-
will be given In the same place on the following
night. Saturday.
Invitations have been sent out by Mrs. William
Aston for ball which will be given at her home
No. Si2 Fifth-ave, on Monday night, January II.
On Tuesday evening next. the fourth and last OF
the subscription dances given under the patronage
Of Mrs Thomas Dimon. Mrs. James l.. Libby
Mr.. Cornelius Doremus, Mrs. Henry c. Wilcox
Mrs Henry \. Paterson and Mrs. William r.
HentZ will take place 1t Delmonico's The patron
esses viii be- assisted by Andrew 6. Dickinson. ir
Henry ID. Mills Charles f. Best, James L. Ashley
Charles A. Pomeroy, Henry c. Plmpton and Henry
W. Eaton.
The fortniettly musicals which
cessful last season will be revived this winter. and
the first meeting VIII take place tomorrow at the
house OF Mrs. Henry Champlain Tinker No. IS
East Fifty -seventh-st. Tho programme will, as
usual be given by professionals. The Executive
Committee Of the club is composed Of Mrs, Henry
G. Tinker, Mrs: George De Witt Mrs Edward
and William Fahnestock. The second meeting of
the club VIII take place on January a. at the home
OF MIS- Jules keynal No. 1853 Madson-aye.
At the home Of Mrs Jonas b. Kissam. the o.
borne No. 20 West Fifty seventh-st.. on Wednes-
day morning. Miss :. c. Very Will begin a series OF
talks on THE History OF Music" In aid OF the So
ciety of the Lyng-ln Hospital OF New-York The
Mrs. Frederic Bronson. Mrs Adrian Iselin jr., Mrs.
Jonas T. kissam Mrs. Levi i. Morton. Mrs. W A.
Street and Mrs. Frederick w. Vanderbilt The
dates selected for the remaining talks January
~ ana 70, and February and 3.
Sumptuous dinner parties were given last week by
Mrs. William Aston, Mrs. Levi T. Morton for her
debutante daughter. Miss Alice Morton and by Mrs
Henry II. Sloane, In honor Of her brother and sis
ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Deano Robbins.
Mrs Morton has sent out cards for a small cotion.
wi lac civ eu her lice lfpa
Morton. on Thursday night, at her home. No.
6sl Fifth-ave.
The marriage OF Miss Lorraine Marguerite Bry-
son. daughter OF DR.. Louise Fisk Bryson, TO Albert
Payson Terhune Will take place tomorrow at the
Homestead Clzenovia, y. Y. Mr.. Terhune and his
bride will be at home after February l, at No. SO
Washington Square South.
The wedding OF Miss Lllias Juanita Grace 10
George Edward Kent Will be celebrated on Wednes-
day. at the home OF the brides parents Mr. and
Mrs. William r. Grace. No 81 East Seventy ninth
St The ceremony will be performed by the Rev.
Neil y. McKinnon, rector of st. Ignatius's Roman
Catholic Church, this city in the presence of the
members of the two families. The usual bridal at
tendants will bo dispensed with Immediately after
none but blood relatives have been hidden Mr.. and
Mrs Kent. when they return from their honeymoon
will give large reception to their friends at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Grace.
Mrs William H. Jackson. OF No. 6j6 Madison ave, !