New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-20
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.


owsk Quartet was given yesterday afternoon at
the rev home OF Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. Madison-
ave and Seventy-eighth-st A notable auolenoe'
both 10 size and social prominence gathered at
Mrs. Fish's house. and many Of those present had
their first glimpse of 1t yesterday. as no large en-
tertainment had before been given within It's walls
There were seven numbers the programme. Miss
Eustis accompanied by Victor Beigel. sang
'Aimons Nous" and La Cloche." by Saint-Saens'
and, with Francis Rogers. two selections by scnu-
bert. Per Vail per Boschf' and Dis lie Moi MT
Rogers also sang La Serenite." by saint-saens'
and Isl to Loses" by Massenet Nine. Szumowska-
Adamowski gave several piano selections, ana tne
Adamowsh Quartet also contributed several mum
6ers Among the audience were Mrs Ge0rse Miss
De Forest Mrs Henry Clews. Mrs. Francis Is rem
Mrs James II, Beekman, Mrs George Henry ,, w ar
rem jr. Mrs. Joseph Stickney, Mrs. Thomas Hltch-
Frederic Sheldon, Mrs Burke Roche, Mrs " Earle
Dodge. Mrs. William r. Travers Thomas r, C .1S
louise ms M4 qshns M mrs Wysong Mrs Henry
Parish jr Mrs Eioise Breese. Mrs. y. Thsyer
Ae%Snder Miss Julia HenPy MISS Cameron and
Mrs Elisha Dyer. Jr The second recital w" W. Tar re
Forest and Miss Calender. in the Tiffany BUILDING
No. q East Seventy-second-st-
delightful reception with music. was given by
Mrs James E. Martin yesterday afternoon at her
home No 500 Fifth-ave Mrs Martin was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. Henry L. Burnett. Nine. Ben
zng. a new contralto; Miss Jennie Dutton and
Mckenzie Gordon were the singers. Some Of the
were s Ms George G9u Mrs Ge Ne afa
Stokes Mrs. Jules ReynaL Mrs: Sidney j. sm pdt
aIons ana Mrs george Gillespie General and
Mrs Poor William Gould Brokaw and Mr.. ana
Mrs E c. Hoyt
Mrs j. Warren Goddard. OF No. 52 East Fifty
seventh-st. gave reception yesterday afternoon
in honor Of her daughter-in-law. Mrs F. Norton
Goddard formerly Miss Alice Grenville Winthrop
q daughter OF Mrs Grenville Winthrop. Assisting
the hostess were Mrs. Grenvlle Winthrop. Miss
Julia Chester Wells, Miss Helen A Butterworth
and Miss May Van Wrinkle. Among the numerous
there was dinner party for the members OF the
receiving party.
Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes gave a dinner and
dance at her home No. 22s Madison-ave, last night
There were thirty guests at the dinner, which was
followed by some informal dancing and cotillon,
Mss o Pbens soke About forty extra
young people were asked in for the cotillon
Some Of those who gave receptions yesterday
were Mrs. George B. Post. Of No. II West Twenty
frst-st. who had her daughter Miss Post and her
daughter-in law Mrs. Allison Wright Post. recev-
ing with her; Mrs Francis p. Kinncutt' OF No 80
East Thirty-hfth-st.; the Misses Durham. OF NO
81 East Thirty-sixth-st.; Mrs Lindley H. Chaplin
and Miss Marguerite Chaplin. Of No. West Thirty
seyenth-st: Mrs. William Graves Bates, OF No u
West Tklrty-seventh-st, who gave the first recep-
non since noo ner Rnhrso5 Of No 2 Madsonave
Mrs. John Fl Jacquelin and Miss Jacquelin. Of No
81 East Thirty-eighth-st.; Mrs. Paul d. Cravath OF
No iO7 East Thirty-nnth-st; Mrs 3: Aymar SANDS
Of No - West Forty eighth-st.; Mrs. Samuel II
Essf Frtvseventh-st; Mrs William Floyd Jones
OF No rs East Thirty -fourth-st ana MIS- honias
Cards have been received In this city announcing
the marriage yesterday in the Church Of st. jesse
ten-Noode in Brussels, Of Mason Carnes. OF New
York and the Countess Lydia de Bylandt, daugn-
ter Of the late Count Alexander de Bylandt OF Inc
Hague. Mr. Carnes is the son Of the late Lewis NJ
Carnes and a grandson OF the late Henry Mason
His family has been prominent in New-York So
cia and business circles for many years, MS aunt
been selected to lead the cotilon with the Prince
OF Wales on the occasion OF the ldtleJ Visit 70
mas MARRIED about ten years ago to Count de vrere Of
Brussels. a relative Of Mr.. Carness pride. Mr..
@ hsI 5Peh from College s in ISIS He
Der OF the Union Club and The Players and of the
Phi Delta Theta fraternity
Mrs William d. Sloane will give dance tonight
at her home No. $40 Fifth-ave. which is the house
inherited by George W. Vanderbilt from his
fathers estate and which Mrs. Sloane has been
occupying this winter while her own home, adjon-
ing is in the hands OF the workmen Mrs Sloane
entertainment will be one OF the series OF dinner
W Bayard Cutting and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
ST.. several weeks ago.
The first meeting OF the Knckerbocker Riding
Club which had been arranged for Thursday even
ing January g. has been postponed until the fol-
lowing evening January q. The change In the
programme has been made because the second and
last Cinderella dance is set for the evening or me
26th inst at Sherrys. when Mr.. MADDEN Will lead
the cotillon.
Mr. and Mrs wilfred Buckley. who were married
in All Souls Protestant Episcopal Church nearly
three weeks ago have returned from their wedding
trip Mrs. Buckley, who is making her home with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Terrell at
No Is East Flfteth-st. gave the first OF four days
at-home yesterday afternoon Among those VINO VINO
Moore and Miss Faith Moore Mrs Buckley will be
at home on January Is and February and g.
Mrs. J. Largdon Schroeder. Of No. 30 West Elev-
enth-st will receive informally Fridays through
out the season
The engagement is announced Of Miss Helen
Minot Shaw daughter Of Mrs. Leander B. Shaw.
al ark ms 4. Gi'Y 10 James "O''''1'' '
Mrs Richard Stevens. Of the Cliffs, Castle Point.
Hoboken has sent out cards for reception
Thursday afternoon. January g. in honor OF Mrs
Francis b. Stevens II.
The marriage Of Miss Florence Adelaide Hildreth,
q daughter Of Mrs Hdreth. formerly Of Washing
ton D c. now of this city. 10 DR.. Charles Sumner
FISCHER will take place on Wednesday, January ..
at the home OF the brides mother. in Fifth-ave.
Miss Madeline Foote will be married 10 George A.
HUM. OF Philadelphia, in the Church OF the Heav-
enlv Rest Fffth-ave. and Forty-ffth-st.. on
Wednesday afternoon next, January 2.
The marriage OF Miss Irene Van Tine, daughter
OF Willis Van Tine. to DR. Henry Graham Mac
Adam was celebrated at ST. Peters Protestant
Episcopal Church. West Twentieth-st. at $50
o'clock last night. The rector the Rev DR. DIN s
Roche oficlated. The bride was attended by her
sister Miss Adele Van Tine. The best man was
Dr. W D. Trenwovth, and the ushers were E
wallace MacAdam and Lucus r MacAdam,
brothers Of the bridegroom; DIT. ]. Schermerhorn
Hall nephew Of the late Rev. Dr. John Hall W H.