New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-15
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs William D. Sloane gave dinner
and dance last night at their home, No. sis Fifth
ave. for their daughter, Miss Ida vanderbilt
sloane There were about eighty-four guests at
the dinner, which was served at number or small
tables G. Creighton Webb who led the cotillon.
which began at II o'clock. danced with Miss Sloane.
As yesterday was st. Valentines Day the favors
in the figures were largely Of a cupid and bow
and kind. There were. besides, some beaut-
full satin bags and silver ornaments After the CO
tillon which was finished at o'clock a supper
was served. Some OF the guests at the dinner
and the dance-a few persons having received in
vtations TO come In after IL oclock-were Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Sloane. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi p. Morton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Purden, jr.. Mr. and Mrs W. Starr Mil
sr Mr. AMI ll Mrs EgegPSn J. W 2,,n r Mr.
Miss Eva Barley, Miss Evelyn Barden, NJ IS Marie
Winthrop, Miss Alice Van Rensselaer Miss B IRON
Julia Rodgers. Miss Duer. Miss Van Allen, Miss
Miss Marrs. the Misses kernochan, Miss Esther
Hunt. Miss Wetmore. Valentine G. Hall. Edward
Winthrop. Frnnk g. Harrison Gilbert Francklyn.
II. Livingston Beeckman. Meredith Hare Robert
d'Haatevile frederick dHauie1liie James DIV ".
Cutting and Frank L. Polk
The third and last OF the Monday cotillons, a set
of early dances organized by Mrs George Trow-
bridge. Mrs. Henry Brevoort Kane and Mrs Rich
ard p. Harris horne, given last night at Del
monicos. 1t was valentine dance pure and sim
pie. and Of the most enjoyable Of the series
Mrs. Trowbridge. Mrs. Kane and. for the first
time. Mrs Hartshorne. who has been unable to be
present AZ any OF the meetings. received the sub
scribers and their guests. There were some round
anu luI." ices oo49le 'he c0tiIioh was Desun
Hartshorne. The fayors which were all appro-
PIRATE Of the feast Of ST. Valentine included valen-
tine cases and Cupids darts. and fancy pipes.
supper vas ser r},d at midnight. some Of the
Miss Eden Miss Agnes Belden. Miss DE Barry Miss
Read Miss Mary Robbins. Miss Kneyals, Miss
RAYMOND Lenerts; J. F. Plummer' jr,: Dr. William
Arm tTong. Dwight Taylor, Hugh y. Camp ir
IL c. hopki4s George CoggilI 5. " Collins and
next winter
Chauncey " Depew gave a dnner-party at his
home. No. 10 West Fifty-fourth-st. last night
lis guests Mr.. and Mrs l. Townsend Bur
den, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Duer. Mr. and Mrs
Luther Kountze, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Mcvickar
Mr.. anG Mrs. George B De Forest, Mr.. and Mrs
Mr. AM Ia Mrs NJ Henry Cs s Ms burke Roshe
Frelinshnysen, Mss Ethel Hyde. Arthur Hyde and
George W. SmalIey.
The last Of the For,nightly Subscription Dances
will take place at sherry's tonight
An interesting incident tonight will he IN.
cotillon to be given by Mrs. Gilbert e Gilbert. at
her home. No. 222 Madison-ave
Miss Clara Wahle VIII be married tomorrow
evening 10 c. Dundas Drake OF this CITY a, 9,
Chrysostom's Chapel. Thirty-nnth-st and Sew
enth-aye The reception will be held at the Iex
ington Assembly Rooms. at 3 O'clock The hes,
man will be c. IL. b. Hoers, and the ushers Archie
Henderson. Charles quinn. Albert Wahle and Will
lam Nahle. Among the invited guests are Richard
Croker Fire Commissioner Scanncll ex-Mayor
Grant. Commissioner Charles f. Murphy Com.
missioner J. Sergeant Cram, Helmuth iarchow
William Endemann, Jacob Stahl. jr, Chamberlain
keenan,, otto Lehman, Edward c. Stone and Henry
Benedict. The ceremony will be performed by the