New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

series OF dinner dances organized by Mrs Cornelius
Vanderbilt, ST., Mrs. ". Bayard Cutting and Mrs.
Sloane several weeks ago. The dancing took place
In the art gallery. and the cotilon limited to
seventy-fve couples Elisha Dyer. jr. led the
dancing forces. RE was assisted By Samuel
p Bagden, jr. The favors. which were extremely
pretty. consisted Of wreaths OF artificial flowers.
ooutonnieres. NUTS Of different colored brocades.
handsomely trimmed; lon Louis XIV sticks.
topped with jewels jeweiled orders, golden wands
ornanented with imitation orchids and An athletic
figure with rackets and hockey sticks The eotilon
was danced before supper which was served by
Sherry al small tables. The menu card was as fol-
lows:
Menu.
Bouior d'Huit-es
Terrain.
'''"' 'I canv ash ssfe eScp' 'D'aO''
H'mlnE G,.,. saiads'
Macedo.ne fruits.
'A'eauh 81. sonSon'
cuquot Brut 'e2 Apoll.naris
The guests included Mrs. Aston Mr. and Mrs
Elbridee T. Gerry, Mr.. and Mrs W Watts sher-
man. Mr. and Mrs James A. Burden, sr. Mr. and
Mrs. John Sloane, Miss Sloane Mr. and Mrs II
Mckay Tvombly, Mr. and Mrs william r. Trav-
ers. Mr.. and Mrs w. Starr Miller Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Freiinghuysen. Mr. and Mrs. George 3.
De Forest, Mr. and Mrs Charles s. Dodge. Mr. and
Mrs. Edmund l. Baylies. Mr.. and Mrs I. Town
send Burden. Miss Evelyn Burden. Mr.. and Mrs
George II. Bend. the Misses Bend. Miss Amy
Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs j. Ellis Hoffman, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Lanfear Norrie Mrs. Burke Roche Mrs.
". Earle Dodge Mr. and Mrs r X Pendleton
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Marshall MI and Mrs.
Hamilton W. Cary, Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott Law
renee, Mr.. and Mrs. Stan,ey Mortimer, Mr. and
Mrs. Egerton L. Winthrop. jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Sorchon, Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan Winthrop. Mr..
and Mrs. j. Frederic Kernochan the Misses Kerno-
chan, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Clews, Miss clews Mr..
and Mrs. d c. Post, Miss King Mr. and Mrs.
Whitney Warren Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cooper
Hewitt. Mr. and Mrs George Griswold Haven. Miss
Haven, Miss Anna Sands Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Fab.
hTi Mr. and Mrs G. Albert Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd S. Bryce, Mr. and Mrs. =. surern Taller the
Misses Gerry, Mrs. Arthur NJ Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wortsinsten WhIteh9uss, Miss Cora Randoph, Mr.
Parbey, Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Livermore, Mr. and
Mrs. Frederic Bronson, Miss Bronson. Mr.. and Mrs
". Bsysrd Cutting. Miss Cutting. Mr.. and Mrs.
william jay scRieffeiin. Thomas F. Cushing, Miss
V,rshinG ne M>sse, van Rensselaer, Miss Taylor.
meric n. Paget. Miss Post. Robert c. Sands. Regi-
APPLETON. james d " Outing james " Gerard
r., Erskne Hewitt J. Montgomery Hare. Reginald
Barger and Alexander " Hadden.
Mrs Joel Rathbone and Miss Norwood, her sister.
received yesterday afternoon az their home. No o
East SixtiCth-st
Mrs. George P Blanchard OF No. 1 Washington
Square North. wiz receive Informally this after
noon from until o'clock.
Mrs. Wallace Farmer OF No. los West Seventy
eighth-st., has sent out cards for receptions on
Mondays, January 3 and 30
The wedding Of Miss May Sexton TO Charles
Edgar Simonson was celebrated on wednesday
evening last in the Hotel St. Andrew, Boulevard
and Seventy-nrst-st. Only the relatives OF the
which followed by wedding supper.
Mrs Duncan Elliot. who has been spending the
winter al one Of the Broadway hotels and who
ed cottage In Narragansett.ave.. Newport for the
coming summer. OIL. ar,
Mrs william r Burden, who owns one Of the
most attractive Of the places az Newport, will
spend the coming summer in Europe.
Among the dancing classes which met last night
we're those patronized BIZ Mrs. snedeker and Mrs.
Ouackenbush. The former met at sherry's and the
latter at the Waldorf-Astoria-
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman whitehouse. who have
passed the greater part OF the winter at larry
tovn-on-the- Hudson Will probably take house in
town for the spring months
The first OF the two musicals in aid OF the New
York kindergarten Association will be gwen Mon
day at $50 p. m. al sherry's Nine. Marchesi will
make her first appearance there, her programme
being follows:
AT de La Refine de Saba 'Gounod
t;SSese Cradle Song ..........A Won Godschmdi
Mein. I4ebe list Grdn' snls
Nussbaum' sesumann
The sT First Miracle Of icsus .raadlhe
D. AH From the Cycle Les con;es Mystiqu.s'
Y3u and + Liza Lehmann
'Ie ceebre Mnuet d'Exhsmlet' .......XViII Century
The committee having the entertainments In
charge. OF whom tickets may be obtained. consists
OF Miss Cromwell. No West Fifty-sixth-st; Miss
Durham. No q East Thlrty-sixth-st.: Mrs. Walter
Jennings NO II East Forty-hrst-st.; Mrs. Morris
Loeb 80 us West seventy-second-st Miss Robb.
No Park-aye Miss stokes apa Miss Miss C "a dss
Is s. for each musical
The Hamilton Grange Tennis Club will have its
third reception OF the season on Thursday evening
al the Ellerslle No 6 West Northumberland
twenty-sxth-st
Tn. saln1arundi Club will give dinner for It's
former presidents on Tuesday. Robert c. Miner Is
the present occupant OF that once and his prede-
cessors In the order OF their service. are Joseph
Hartly George " Maynard. c. Y. Turner, Thomas
Moran W Louis Fraser and A 7. Van Laer. The
dinner will take place IN the picture gallery before
the present exhibition is removed from the walls
The Charlestown Society, OF this city, Will nave
It's tenth annual dinner this evening at the Hotel
ST. Denis
Adah Bryant the daughter OF Mrs. John Bryant.
was married to J. Craig Havemeyer. OF New-York'
IN washington D. c. Yesterday. The ceremony
was performed bv the Rev. Byron Sutherland
A
STRIKING ADTAyCE IN v. Y. CENTRAL.
TRANSACTIONS AGGREGATE 1920 sHAREs-PRE-
DIcTIoNs THAT IT WILL SOON BE PLACED
on SIX PER CENT BASIS
Network Central made a striking advance yes
terday in the stock market The transactions IN
the stock aggregated $500 sha'es ard at the cl Sc
the price was 1879. only trihe under the highest