New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-04

INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Colonel and Mrs. Richard Henry Savage gave
reception from to o'cloc, yesterday afternoon. In
the banquet hall OF the Gerard. in West Forty
fourth-st, TO commemorate the twenty-hth ami
yersary OF their marriage. which took place al
the German Legation, In Washington. when the
late Baron Schloeger then the Minister. gave the
bride away Mrs Madeline Vinton Dahigfen.
whose guest Mrs Savage at that time. gave
an elaborate breakfast. at which the members OF
the Diplomatic Corps and weli-known men ard
women In Washington were present Yesterday
Colonel and Mrs. Savage received their guests
Mrs. Savage attired in a gown os green satin.
brocaded In silver. Among the guests were Major
General and Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton, General and
Mrs Egoert l.. Viee. General Il. l.. Molyneux.
Mr.. and Mrs s. Van Rensselaer, Cruger, Baron
schlippnbach. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jones Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vinton Dahgren. Mrs. Joseph
prexel. Miss Josephine, Drexel; Mrs Il ".
H. Raymond, Mrs Edward j. Woolsey. Mr..
ahdma Mr Boylds sn Mrs w. Es Dr.
Townsend Smith. Judge and Mrs. Edward T. part
s Dr. M and Mrs Pamer PnGy DR. A d1s Mrs.
George " Jaeoby. Colonel end Ms cnsnc ',oo
Martin Mrs.: George w. Eaeker Of Wa H W s'oF'
Berry Wall. Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald {; Gunther'
Mr. and Mrs George Lawt9q Mrs; p; Marcy KY KY.
Florence Guernsey Miss Volmer and Mt ana Mrs
EeS Mapde Mr. ana Ms Tec WeG
congratulatory dispatches from persons IN this
cSuntry MY, ana pc aorGad Colonel sage deyoeG
himself to literature.
The first OF the Monday Cotillors, set OF carry
dances arranged by Mrs. George Trowbridge. Mrs.
Henry Brevoort Kane and Mrs. Richard j.. Harris
horne was given at Dclmonico's establish
meut last night. and was successful ana pretty
entertainment. Tho silent petronesses OF the
dances Mrs. Frank Baldwin Wesson, Mrs
James c. Bergen. Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Jonn
Godfrey Moore. The members ana their guests
In no Ioi her
begun soon after $3.50 o'clock. The cotNon. after
supper. led by Eugene Southack dancing
alone. The favo.s were Kiondike bags, torches
silver and bronze seals aud boxes of seane-wax
eno wa sercd az s e In the rcd room
Among the dancers Ms Mary Robbins Miss
Storm. Miss Alice storm. Miss Watts Miss 'rrow-
bridge Miss Tlngue. Miss 4. Townsend the Misses
bergen. Miss de Barry Miss Doyter. Miss Eldlitz
Miss Gwynne. Miss Louise Jackson. Miss Jacqug-
\ camp IT,. X. Ii. Adasns. Dr william Armstrong
A. Benzeer. s W. Collins, William - JidSon u
Fairchd. H. t. Hopkins Dwight Taylor and J. F
Plummer, jr. Tho next Monday cotillon VIII take
place on January q
Mrs william Aston gave the second Of her series
of dinner parties last nigh. AT her home No. s'=
Fifth-ave Her guests Bishop and MIS-
Henry c. Potter Mr. and Mrs George Q. Haig
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock Mr.. and Mrs
George b De Forest. Mr. and Mrs. George l.
Rives. Mr. and Mrs. Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. John
Innes Kane Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Weiles MT, NJ
Josephine Johnson Mrs James AbercrombIe Bur
den. sr., Miss Bishop. James Y. Parker, ELISHA
D HG Nh r. J GRnre 9 Marsha and Hc5er
Bishop Mrs. Aston will give another dinner party
on January "a
The FRS. Of the rectals by the Adamowsk trio
and Miss Lydia Eustis was given yesterday after
noon in the ballroom OF the home Of Mrs. Her
fs,s-e m h
Szumowska- Adamowsh gave several plano seec-
lions T. Adamowski played the violin, and j.
AdamovsN the cello Miss Eustis. accompanied
by Victor Beige, sang "Nui. dEtoiles. by
Wider: an aria from Samson and Della, Mas
senets "Elegie" with cello obllgato: Blzets
"Chanson Boheme" and the Bach -Gounod "Av"
Maria" with violin obeato. In the audience were
Mrs Levi p Morton. the Misses Morton Mrs
Burke Roche. Mrs. Charles VI. Oclrchs' Mrs
Joseph stickney. Mrs. George b. De Forest Mrs.
James a. Burden. ST, Mrs Hamilton MCKAY
Twombly Mrs T. p. Rail-. Mrs. Frederic shell
don. Mrs Fabbr!. Mrs. Belmont Tiffany. the Misses
Cameron Mrs. Richard T. Wilson, Mrs George
Henry Warren jr Mrs. + Burrll Hoffman Mrs.
Iiitchcock sr Mrs Henry Clews. Mrs v. Storrs
wells Miss Calender Miss De Forest Miss Bod
M Hiss Louise McAlllser Miss Katherine Car
son Miss TQlfrSe Mrs Mis- E Msm io Fed Mr
John f. Cowdin. Mrs. Carroll Bcckwith, Augustus
Gurnee ana Mrs Miilah t MnnTy On mr. he new
home Of Mrs. Levi p. Morton No Gsi Ffth-ave
Mrs Ashbel P Fitch will give a reception to-
day. from to o'clock, at her home. NO ~ East
Eiehtieth-st 10 Introduce her daughter Miss
rIa Fitch to society The following will receive
with Mrs Fitch: Miss Fitch, Miss GheSP.e MS! Miss
In.-raham Miss Ringer, Miss Feitner, Miss CLING
and Miss Snythe
The first OF the series OF two subscription dances
arranged by Mrs. Orme Wilson. Mrs. Lloyd Bryce,
Mrs. ogden Mills, Mrs. Henry T Sloane Mrs Al
,ro-lc Hugh paget Mrs Stuyvesant FISH ana
some OF her women well known IN society VIII ue
given tonight in the annex OF the MeUoP0"'"h
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almeric H. Paget, OF No. II East
sixty-Arst-st Will entertain at dinner Tonight
The third Of the Fortnightly Dances will be held
at Sherry's tonight
Tho engagement is announced OF Miss Helen
louise Moore. daughter OF the Rev. william Lewis
Me ~ No 301 West Sevent y-second-st., to DR..
lanes Weir Robinson. OF Philadelphia
racent engagement is that OF Miss Ernescne
ranohar, daughter OF Henry Lambert or NO IL
Fast Fifty-eighth-st, TO Or. Albert kohn' OF TINS
city.
MI. MARRIAGE Of Miss Margaret Van Cortlandt
CO., - Francis McNutt will take place quietly
-, roon to-day at the home Of the bride, NO
East Thirty -hfth-st
avFPJC4NS WHO WILL GO ABROAD.
800, tho passengers who will sail on the Ham
,ro.A roericar Line steamship Normannia on
eo,',r1o, are Ex-Governor Roswell +. Flower. Mrs.
So T. : Flower and Mrs. George W. Flower;
=. .,.o-,~o Agnow and Mr. and Mrs &.