New-York tribune., 1899-02-13
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.
One Of the largest receptions yesterday was given
by Mrs. Reginald de Koven. at her home No. S
Irving Place II was Of her series Of Sunday
afternoons with music. The artists were Nine
Saville Heinrich Meyn Miss Olive Meade violinist;
Miss Leontne Gaertner, vioionceo Nine. Jensen,
Mr.. Bushnell and Miss Zuckeman. child pianist
Among the guests were Mrs Oliver Hartman jr
Hermann Qelrichs Mr. and Mrs Egsr'9n no l. VIII W1
and Mrs Edmund L. Bayes Miss Eleanor Robin
son Thomas F Cushing Mr. and Mrs John T..
ston and Mrs. William jay.
Theodor Bj8rksen gave reception. with music,
yesterday afternoon his studio in Carnegie Hall.
N honor OF Nine Schumann-Heink. Some Of the
guests were Mrs. Alexander Van Nest, Nj and
Mrs John \. Mitchell. Mrs Henry Dmock Dr. and
Mrs Hol3Took curtis Mrs Chsrles Iancis pdooe noe
Cecil Barring. Miss Draper. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Damrosch Miss Eleanor Stuart Patterson. Justice
Boston.
Mrs George Hoadey Of 40 80 East Fftieth-st..
has sent out cards for Mondays until April The
card Of Mrs Theodore Woolsey Scarborough. Mrs.
Hoadleys mother is also enclosed
Mrs Lindley H. Chaplin. OF No West Thirty
seventh-st. will give an informal reception. with
music. for her sister Mrs. Tremenheere on satur-
day. February Il. from > 10 o'clock.
Miss Beatrice How. OF No 81 East Thirty-seventh-
St. will give an informal reception on Sunday
afternoon. February 49, for Miss Van Wart. Of
London and Miss Hale.
II. Gehr gave another dinner party in the palm
garden at Sherry's last night His guests were
Colonel and Mrs William Jay. Mr. and Mrs. +.
Lorillard Ronads jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
ailpr
Mrs George q De Forest Mrs James r keI1 &
and Reginald Ronalds.
W Bourke Cochran also gave a dinner party in
one OF the private rooms az Sherrys. His guests
were Mrs william Astor. Mrs Burke Roche Mr.
and Mrs. j. Leo Taller. Mrs stuyvesant Fish, Mr.
and Mrs Hermann Oelrichs, Mr. and Mrs. Stanford
White. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt. Mrs
Richard cCreery Mrs Charles H. Marshall Cnes-
Paset and Chauncey NJ. DepeW.
one OF the principal incidents of shrove Tuesday
night will he the dance at Mrs Stuyvesant Fish's
home, Madison-ave. and seventy-eighth-st.
It will not be a "Belamy party" has been so
frequently reported, but an ordinary dance Win
cotion and some Mardi Gras features. Elisha
Dyer, jr, will lead the cotlon.
Some Of the diners at Sherys last night
Mr. and Mrs Henry G. Trevor Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam Oothout Mr. and Mrs r. Casimr de Rham
Blacque Mrs Clarence Andrews Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard s Willard Mrs John 6. Westervet Mr..
and Mrs Amos Tuck French Mr.. and Mrs Jere-
miah p Robinson + Appleton Smith and General
and Mrs Henry L. Burnett.
The marriage Of Miss Clara Unger to Carl
voecker. Of this city will take place at o'clock
on Thursday afternoon next February IS. at the
home Of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs Emil
Unger. No East Ninety -fourth-st. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. Dr. Meury pastor
gF - fkaro r0t hrfGa as
sister. Miss Olga Un5er, will he her only attendant
Mr.. Voelckers brother Gustave Xoelcker. will be
Frederick Wahl and Louis Neumann will be the
ushers A reception Will follow the ceremony.
Miss Pauncefote daughter OF Sir Julian Paunce-
fote the British Ambassador at Washington IS
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Minna
Marie Hunken. daughter Of Richard Hunken. 10
Herbert Garside of this city. The marriage will
father. a Garside. No ll2 West Seventy y-frst-st..
on Wednesday, March 10.
Mrs Charles Badgley. of No So3 West Seventy
eghth-st. has as her guest Miss Anna H. sade.
who recently returned from Paris.
Mrs. William Everett Culver will give dance
this evening in her apartments in West Fifty
eighth-st The cotilon will be led by Louis Hall.
whose partner will be Mrs. Culver's sister. Miss
Katherine Clark.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence A. Postey. OF No. ST.
Fifth-ave have cards out for dinner party to-
morrow night
John r. Davis has rented his villa in Bellevue
ave Newport known as Rhua House. TO NJ. and
Mrs f. Rollins Morse OF Boston. for next summer
Mr. and Mrs Morse occupied the villa last season
and two years ago IL occupied by Mr. and Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt jr;; but with the exception
OF those two seasons. Mr.. Davis has always re
fused to rent it. Mr. and Mrs Davis are preparing
to 20 abroad to spend the spring and summer
RI1ackwood OF England is about to make her home
In stockholm. Sweden. whore her husband. who is
a son Of Lord Dufferin goes TO I'LL place in the
diplomatic service Of his country
The wedding Of Miss Alice Lyel Jones 20 Will !
lam Hodges Mann son OF the late Judge Edwin NJ
Mann OF Virginia took place a. the home OF the
brides parents NJ. and Mrs. stephen Wright
Jones No 1W West One-hundred -and-e hteenth- |
st on Wednesday evening last The Rev. Dr Alex
ander Grswold Cumnins ir.. offciated at the cere-
rnonv which was followed by a reception from $50
until 1890 o'clock The brides gown was of white |
satin handsomely embroidered and the veil was OF |
point lace II was fastened VIII ,,, wrt". is,r e
OF the BRIDE the matron or nohot ana Mlss |
Cornne Young WAS the flower girl James Mahn |
OF Virginia, brother oi the Drdesro""l' WIS 'V''
man
Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Pearse. Of No p West !
Observation-Disclosures -nnth-st.. commemorated |
.ho twent,-afth anniversary Of their wedding by |
giving a dinner party. followed by an informal re-
ceotion a. their home on Saturday night. The |
guests al the dinner were relatives. ana on!y lnt-
- friends were bidden 20 the reception as the |
mai mai H. in n"urning for Mr. Pearses father. Mr. |
and Mrs Pearses wedding was ceiebratru IN btiSS
toI r l. by the la.e Rev. Dr. William Harlow, OF !
that place.
A meeting of the POSTGRADUATE Sewing Class will