New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-09

Ninton Dahlgren. whose gown was OF pale blue
satin, with trimmings of lace and silver. and Mrs.
Benton. in a rich gown OF black MORE mere
general dancing before supper. which
was served at 1880 o'clock. The menu was as
follows:
Huitres
Boullon dc volatile
Timbales A la Dumas
TerTapene a Ia Mary land.
Cables roties au ericsson
Petits aspics de ioes-sras
Gaces fantasies
Pe'I g,,s tour'
Most & chandon. Imperial Brut
ApoIinaris ,oos
Delnonico's
The supper was followed by the coton. which
was led by Alexander VI. MADDEN, who danced
with Miss Drexel There probably "A hum
bred couples In the coton. Landers Orchestra
played for the dancing and while supper was being
served. The favors were gilded wands. ornamented
with flowers for the girls, and boutonnicre5 for the
men, in the first figure in the second there were
Spanish and French fans for the girls and paper
knives for their partners: in the next the girls re-
ccived fancy ornaments for the hair and the men
sachets in the shape OF peppermint candy hearts:
beautiful picture-frame were for the girls and
ash-receivers for the men in the next figure. and in
the last the men and girls received handsome
Aston. Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob Astor. Mr.: and
Drexei BldIle. Miss Bradley and the Messrs. Pen
rose. OF Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs Philip Rhine
and Mrs Alfred Pell. Mr.. and Mrs De l.ancey
Nicoil Mr. and Mrs. A. Lanfear Norrie Mr. and
Smith ri 0 Mr "a and MTs Henry G. Treyor Mr. and
Mrs j. Henry Alexandra, Miss Gertrude Alexandre.
Charles F Is' p dts ' Mr. and MRS James i Beeka
MI ard Mrs James A. Burden jr Mr. nnq MTs
ST, Mr.. and Mrs Maturin l.. Delahed' Jr,; ne
Misses schi,sn MI and Mrs pST eose ' %aq
guerte Mcclure, the Misses Meredith Miss Maze ,,
Pea"e Mis- Ea RsrG Srd MIS- M. Ef DAISY ScG
Miss Renee Coudert. Miss Wilson, Miss Grace Mss
Frances Pe Miss Mary De BaeVy s Mii FuT nqp,
Kcrnochan, Miss Mary Kernochan Miss -, Angelica enc,
Church Miss Louise De Peyster Webb Miss Janet
Asnostn, Miss Christine Bddle Miss Harriet uftt
RddIe Miss sham Miss aus M cornea hiy
ingston Clarkson. Miss Barker Miss kean: MISS ,ss
Martha Miss Marc K9s1 WeBg Hsa Solely
Bronson WinthTop LaTrencg W@e 5ars sgnor
Pe seeresry Of the Italian Embassy
Washington; johannes r. RuReru 81 Rondnnt colt
e Artbnr 8 Brooke Miss Terry, Mile Salt seigne,
Edward Crowninshield ]. Langdon Irving, John u:
De Peyster. General J. Wesley Merritt, Lieutenant
Mott, Lieutenant Strothers ana stewart VI DINO
Thomas H. Kelly, who gave his second entertain
man, with music last night at mis- apartment. NO
7ea Fifth-ave provided AN interesting programme
for his guests 1t was made up Of cycle OF songs
entitled In Persian Garden, the text norrow iso
rom shmsnn The quartet which interpreted the work
was composed OF Mrs G. Ford OF N vlevsaanb,
Gordon tenor and David Bspham, Gass9 receiy
the concert Mr. Kelly wnG was Mrs Eugene Kelly
sr e gave a supper served al small tables
Tn. third meeting of the Tuesday Evening Cluo
was held last night at the homo OF MI anu 'ii'
oy, p Morton No ssl Fifh-ave. The programme
,.rod,,ood Miss Stuart soprano: Miss Her!ocher.
contraI,o. Dayton Powell. barytone; Mr.. Galloway
hssso and Frank Cell. who gave some recl'a'ohS'
some Of Mr. and Mrs. Mortons guests were
Rlshop and Mrs Doane Of Albany ~ u !nr' anu
Mrs Richard Watson Glider. Mr.. and mrs a.
Cass Garfield. Professor and Mrs. William VI.
SIoa,e Mr. and Mrs Walter Damrosch Dr. an, ana
Wps Il Tiolbrook curtis Mr. and Mrs Js A. bus
den. IT, Mr.. and Mrs FredereT 1d Mrs Edward Edward
Wharton. Miss Lydia Eus,s GeSrs c. M Whiis
Chester A. Arthur Mr. ana a., yrs Srs Douglas Rob,
'Aiob ir Nine Nordca Nj and Mr., Elhu Root %S
jules stewart w. B9prke GGcN Harrison Mr and
s Ms John Cowdin the Misses Hewitt MRS t,cs
Bayard 0 hI,n Tbomas Hastings Richard Peters
S WsBb' '''''
dinner was given last evening by Chauncey NJ
Denev for Miss Lila Sloane. The guests were MISE
r,ir Miss Bessie Davis Miss Bronson MISS MAIN
arine Dper Miss Ethel Davies. Miss Evelyn sloane
I,hel HYDE. Miss Emily Sloane. Henry X Taylor.
William sloane, J. D. ". cuttng Arthur nyEe, AZ
den RoPSns tTancs Iames Barnes and craig W
Wadsworih.
Mrs John Godfrey Moore will give reception
h,s aeernoon at her home, No II East Sixty
St. 70 introd ice Miss Faith Moore.
Mlss Lena Rosenhaupt was married 10 siegfried
posenbaunt a, o'clock last evening at the home of
cfaos a1 pos "A O
153 West One-hundred-a nneteenth-st The Rev.
Or Maurice Harris OF the Temple Israel, oihciated
AZ the ceremony. The bride, in gown OF white
satin trimmed with duchesse lace, was attended ny
nor slater Miss Belle Rosenhaupt, as maid or nonor
The Iater's gown was of white MORE covered Wita
n n Emil Friend and Leon n. Storne. reception
and dinner followed the ceremony
II is announced that the marriage Of Miss Ade-
laide Livingston Clarkson. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Howard Clarkson. to CiermOnt l.. Clarkson will be
one of the Incidents OF the Easter season Inc wed-
ding will in all probab lliiy take place in the Church
az he Incarnation. Madson-ave and Thr'y-nIth-st.
The last OF the wednesday cotons will take place
at Shcrrys tonight.
The first of series Of historical lectures at pri-
vate houses by Professor A Wisner will take place
to-day a; the home OF Mrs. Sidney Dillon Ripley.
No. - West Fifty-ihird-sI
Miss Ernestine Lambert daughter Of Henry Lam
bert was married TO DR.. Albert Kohn. at o'clock
last night at the home of the brides brother Alex
ander Lambert No l22 East Fifty -eighih-st. Only
the relatives of the couple were present al the cere
mony. which performed by the Rev. Or. Wise
There We're no attendants for the bride or bride
groom. After visit 10 Lakewood DR.. and Mrs. |
ohm will make their home at No. l22 East Fifty !
eighth-st.
THE RUNS or PALiNQUA. |
City of Mexico, Feb s.-Professor Saviile, con- |
nected with the American Museum OF Natural His |
tory has returned from exploration in the State
OF Chipias, where he visited the ruins of Palanqua
lie confirms the previous reports Of the vast extent
NJ that ancient city and the elaborate character
~ the orna mentation of the houses which are now
by a dense forest growth. Inside of the
budinrs ma gniaccnt stUcco and terra Gotta figures
are covered with cncrustations. and from the walls
nanc hundreds Of st1lactltes.
THE MAYOR All RIGHT AGAIN.