New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-31
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Among those who received yesterday afternoon
were Mrs Wallace Farmer. OF No. l1 West Sew
cnty-slXth-st.. Mr. Henry Dlmock and Miss DIM
ock OF 40 - East Sixiieth-st Mrs. L. Mortimer
Thorn and Miss Thorn OF No. . West Sixteenth
ST., Mrs Frederic Footc aud Mrs / De Puy Ag
new AZ th, Hotel Netherland; Mrs. Daniel e.
iHrd i "n and Mr. lewis iivnsson Dsiadeld and
Miss Emily Del field OF No. 80 West F1fty-sixth-st
Miss Lydia Eusts. assisted by the Adamowsk
String Quartet. yesterday afternoon gave the
ond OF series of four recltals the apartment OF
Miss he Forest and Miss Calender in the Tiffany
building 80. q Fast Seventy -second-st. There
d large attendance OF fashionable society peo-
pie. and the concert was thoroughly interesting
one The programme as follows.
quartet for plano and strings. Arthur
n = cannon Help Loving Thee ....... Clayton Johns
neb ho SO ,rc G H"oea
Frank Rogers.
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b. Ashes OF Roses ....................M Wood
" uS" ..'..'..'''' Mis-. ru.,,s 1DoNe"
TasssP,ea , hSS Mn.oS
Nine szumowska -AdnmowskI
Wallace Goodrich was at the piano
among ne subscribers present We're Mrs .eorse
smih M ar ATibT1 BSdre Mr. os
h < stanton Mrs H. A. Aie ss, II, r. Ms M
furd, Mrs Edmund l. BayIies. Miss Florence
Matthews Mrs. John G. Peters Mrs. George l.
stictney' Miss Bodsteh. Miss Demon, Mr., john
Charlie. Dlckey Ms William Griswold Wheeler
Mrs W,lber Boodgood. Mrs. Robert Dun Graham.
Fr Fred c Alien ME- Henry g l. Buroett Seors
9. Munzig. Mrs: J. Christopher OConnor and NJ
the home OF Mrs. Lloyd 5. Bryce.
A very pretty dance given at sherry's last
night by Miss Elise Ehret the debutante daughter
~ Mr. md NfrS Ehret nd hers iafarM
Ernst Stangen. The most tastefully
decorated with pink roses and clusters of American
Beauty and some palms The guests we're re-
ceived in tho great ballroom By Miss Ehret who
wore a gown OF green satin covered with silver
spsnged lace. and Mrs stangen. whose gown was
rose-pink satin. trimmed with point applique
The dancing informal. The supper served
at small tab7s. arranged in the long room just OF
the main ballroom. Among the guests were NJ
and Mrs George Ehret. Miss Ehret. Mr. and Mrs
more Kerley, the Misses Frank, Mrs. 3. Hass-
locker Mr. aud Mrs. Edward NJ. Burghard. Miss
Ot.Iuan. the Misses Nennes Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dempsey Donahue: Miss Rupert. the Misses Dons-
Trautman Miss Hupfel Miss schwartz the Mlss-s
Byrnes. Miss Mary Crimmins. Nj. and Mrs. Charles
GIig Miss ' Anna Gilg peter Mile. f.. Colonel
Jacob Rupert, Charles korvan, George Rupert
Louis Conley. Charles Mccain. Frederick Stafford.
Edwin Coniey. Edward Chatilon. Richard Croker
Donahue and Frank Croker.
MI and Mrs. Cornelius vanderbilt IT, who sre
making d short visit IN Washington. were the
guests " honor at an informal reception given by
Cir Julian Pauncefote the British Ambassador OF
> me- ~, which he g1Iests were General and
Ms Miles Miss Bgelow. W Lowering. Miss Low
wright
Mr. and Mrs Heber r. Bishop, OF 80. sSi Fifth
ave have issued Invitations for dance on Mon
day evening. February
MI and Mrs. Charles A childs will give din
ner and theatre party In few days In honor Of
Miss Virginia Fair and her hance William X
Vanderbilt, r.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Augustine Cozzino. Of No
IS West Fifty hth-st have sent out cards Tor
Teeepuon win dancing on Wednesqqy r venus Nc
Cannon. OF Nashville Tenn
Mrs oliver Livingston Jones and Miss Jones Of
No ii6 West Seventy secOnd-st, viii give the irst
Of two receptions tomorrow afternoon
The Charity Ball which ls to be given tonight
In the grand ballroom OF the Waldorf Astoria. Is
hound to he an unqualified success. A. mas already
boon stated In The Tribune, the arrangements are
complete There "-ill be three bands OF music one
in the ballroom one in the Aston Gallery. and an
other In tho East Room. at the Fifth-ave. end OF
the lonc corridor Alexander VI. Hadden. with MS
picked corps OF assistants. Will manage the floor.
and there will be Of the largest and finest
70 herinss In the ballroom seen anywhere ms
winter A large number or dinner parties VIII
precede the ball The doors VIII be open ~
o'clock and the managers nope the invited guests
VIII assemble in time 10 open the bail a. near 10
O'Clock as possible. They will be received by the
F,oor Committee and the Lady Managers o, the
IS given and the expenses Of which for many years
II has largely helped 70 defray. The time mas now
come 10 have new BUILDING and after The enjoy
ment Of the ball the managers hops interest may
be- felt In mis- new undertaking. Tickets may be
procured at 80 Il West Eleyenth-st. 10 u6 FIRTH
ave No East Thlrt! -hrth-st, No = Nesi forty-
The marriage Of Miss Edith Henry servoss
daughter u Mr. end Mrs. Elias servoss. OF No. 2l3
West One-hundre -and-twenty ninth-st, to AIeXan-
der cose Posty WI take place a. s2g o G .eana
church Fifth-ave and ne-hundred-dd-t"enty
seventh-st
Mrs David c. Lyau OF No. &c West Fhty-s.v-
.nthsst. Will give d reception this afternoon from
4 until : o'clock Mrs Charles L. BeeloV and
Mrs Frank j Goodnow will assist their mother IN
receiving
Mr.. and Mrs Elbrdge T Gerry will give din
ner party this evening AT their home. No East
Sixty-hrst-st
Mrs stuyvesant Fish will give dance on Feb
ruary u al her home Madison-ave and seventy
oighth-sL
Mrs NJ Dayton Burgess. the wel-know7n and sue
cessfu miniature artist, is at home at her studio
No 2O3 West Eighty -seventh-st. Friday after
Moons where she is glad to welcome friends and
patrons.
KILLED BY THE TENDERS STEP
TWO MEN MOVED DOWN As THEY SAT on THE
ENDS OF RAILROAD TIES
Syracuse. n. Y. Jan 9o-Thomas Mccarthy. an
ex-Alderman Of this city and superintendent o. the
Warner Cement Works. killed by the New
vorl central's Southwestern limited this morning