New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-06
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

An important social incident last night was the
subscription coton given by number OF young
married women who identified with Newport.
which took place in the small ballroom at Sherrys
1t most beautiful and well-appointed AFFAIR
and well attended With the use OF numerous
palms and asparagus vines the small room OF the
ballroom transformed into conservatory.
with several electric fountains Here the guests
received by Mrs. Astor. Some Of the ladies
giving the dance Mrs Orme Wilson. Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. tr.. Mrs. Francis X. Pende
ton. Mrs. Henry Payne Whitney. Mrs. Lloyd 8.
Bryce Mrs. Almeric Paget Mrs. Peter Cooper
Hewitt and Mrs w. Starr Miller. The cotillon,
which was danced before supper. was led by Elisha
Dyer. jr. There numerous handsome favors.
including Dutch hats FOR the women and Dutch
candesticks for the men in one figure; rose rattles
and bells sticks and books and calendars in
the others. The guests numbered about two hun
dred, among whom Mr.. and Mrs. Egerton L.
Winthrop jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund L. Bayles. Mr. and Mrs
J. Ellis Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Sorchan.
Lanfear Norrte. Mr. and Mrs. George Il. DE For
s Mr. and MRS Mrs. C. Post Mrs Duncan MICA G
Miss Isabel Camer9n. Mr and Mrs. Charles v,i H.
and Mrs. George Henry Warren. jr.. Miss Anna
Sands. Miss Lucy Bond Morgan. Miss Eva Barley
Theodore Frelinghuysen. Miss Nernochan. Miss
Glews. Mr.. and Mrs Frank E. Webb Miss Moss
r. Taylor Colonel John Jacob Aston. Worthington
Whitshouse; Milton Barger. Richard + Wilson
Montgomery Hare. Roger Winthrop. Lispenard
%arG and
Hewitt.
An extremely pretty dance given at Del
monico's last night by Miss Deaned in honor Of
her niece Miss Mary Deafed daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Maturin Delaheld. Of No. 475 Fifth-ave.
The guests received in the ballroom by Miss
Delafeld. who wore gown OF silver gray satin
and old lace while Miss Mary Delaheld. who as
sisted In a gown OF pale green. embroidered
with bowknots OF silver. The cotillon. which Was
danced before supper. led by Alexander NJ.
MADDEN. who danced with Miss Mary Delafeld.
There three favor figures. For the girls there
were sachets vases and ribbons. and for the men
paper weights. fancy orders and wishbones After
the cotillon supper served at small tables.
Among the dancers were Miss Tiffany. Miss Du
Pont. Miss Peabody. Miss Marion Haven. Miss
Rowland. Mss Eva Barbey Miss Augusta Rob Rob.
Eleanor Thomas. Miss Me.za Wood. Miss Lucy
Bond Morgan. Miss Lewis. Miss CAROLINE Edgar
Miss Justine cutting Miss White; Miss Marion
Fish the Misses Sloane. Miss Carrie Dodge Miss
Augusta De Peyster Miss De Peyster, Miss Clarke
Kenneth Robinson. Moncure Robinson Francis g.
Bsnop. Robert /. Gerry, the Messrs. Stokes DR..
Secard Dexter Blaglen and Henry 6. Barley
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt will give a
large dance at their home. No. ! West Fifty-sev-
enth-st.. onight. This will he the largest enter
tainment given by Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt in New
York since the housewarming. which took place
OF their present home Tonight the cotilon VIII
be led by Worthington Whltehouse. who Will dance
with Miss Lila Sloane.
One OF the largest receptions yesterday was given
by Mrs George Crocker In the East Room Of the
Astoria to Introduce her daughter. Miss Emma
Wallace Rutherford. feature or the reception
was the singing OF Nine. Emma Eames. Of the
nd
Quartet Mrs Croker was assisted In receiving
BY her debuante daughter and her elder Psners
OF No 10 East Seventy sixthst. also received with
Mrs Croker.
other receptions given Yesterday were by Mrs.
Henry F. Dlmock OF No. % East sixteth-st'.
who introduced her daughter. Miss Dimock; ny
Mrs Charles NJ. Oelrchs who gave reception for
her daughter Miss Oelrichs. and by Mrs. t. Aymar
sands OF No IS West Forty eighth-st.. who pre-
sented her daughter.
Mrs william D. Sloane has cards out for
dance at her home. No $40 Fifth-ave. on Friday,
| January 20. This will be one OF the series OF
dinner dances organized by Mrs. Cornelius Wander;
| bt. Mrs. Frederick Bronson ana MIS- W. Das"''
! Cutting.
Colonel John Jacob Aston has arranged 10 sail for
England Wednesday. January H. TO JOIN MIS-
| Aston who has gone 10 St Moritz. with her young
son and her sister Miss Susan Willing. Colonel
Astors yacht. the Nogrmanal VII shorty De pSu e
in commission, and will leave newborn ior '"e
Mediterranean about February ].
Mrs Samuel II Valentine. OF No. "A East FIFTY
seventh-st. has sent out cards for thursdays jan
uary y and 10. from until O'CLOCK
Mrs Levi P Morton. accompanied by TWO OK
her daughters left the city yesterday for Aiken
| s c.
Elliott Schenck will give three rec'taIs az Ne
| waldorf A storia on The Nibeungen hing AT
| HIS a. m. follows; January D. Das hne,',.
gold" and Die Walkiire; January 10. Siestried'
| and January IL Die Gotterdammerung. Inc
natronesses are Mrs ". Bayard Cutting. Mrs'
| Alfred C. Chaplin. Mrs. Frederick n Beus' MI Mt
| Du ,can Wood Mrs. ". 5. Rainsford, MIS-. Jonh
| NJ Bowers Mrs Seth Low. Mrs. Philp D. SaiuS
| and Mrs Charles ID. Stickney
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