New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-23
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.
The feature OF yesterday afternoon the re-
ceptlon with music which followed luncheon Mt
Mrs. Reginald De Kovens home. No. 50 Irving
Place IT was one OF series Of such entertain
ments started by Mrs DE Koven some weeks ago
The contributors 10 the programme were the knei-
sci String Quartet. T. Adamowskl. violin; Victor
Maurel, Nine schumann- IIeink T. Romayne Sim
and Isldor Luckstone. Among the guests
were Mrs Henry Clews. Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Dn
Wis MI and Mrs. James l.. Breese. Miss Isabelle
Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. John f. Cowdin, Mr.. and
Mrs. p LorIllard Ronalds. jr. Mr.. and Mrs. T Suf-
fern Taller. Reginald Ronalds. Frederick Bull.
Miss Blight Mr. and Mrs George L. Rives. Mr..
and Mrs Pierre T Barlow Chauncey NJ Depew,
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Dcano Weekes. Miss Alex
4mder Frsnk L HSPPn Mr. , and Nv Mri E R1
den. Mr. and Mrs J; Frederick Tam MS. E l.. YIN YIN
,hT0P Miss An9 s5- M Sands lanes
b Eustis Mr. and Mrs Charles i a. peters M ME-
W, Earle Dodge. Stephen n. DIN Mrs Burke
Roche NJ and Ms Peter Cooper he"t ~ chester
Tho social programme to-day includes several re-
ceptions and tonight the dance OF DR.. and Mrs
John Clarkson jay, at Delmonico's for their
daughter, Miss jay The cotllon Will he led by b.
the Monday cotillons also at Demonico's to-
night
The rumored engagement OF Mrs ogden Goelet
10 Lord Chesterfield is denied the highest au-
thority. a long letter from Mrs Goelet was re
celved by member OF her family Saturday. and
It contained no mention OF "A matrimonial engage
ment.
Among the diners at She-ry's last night were
Mr. and Mrs William A. Drer Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence II Mackay. Mrs James 7. Kernochan. Mrs
Gouverneur Kortrght. Mr. and Mrs. c. y. Hill
house Miss Remsen. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X Pen
Frederick Edey. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Delano
Weekes. Mrs. Gilbert Parker. Of London; MI
and Mrs. Daniel Bacon. Miss Bacon. Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Stckney. r. Suydam Grant. MI ana
Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll. Mrs Arthur WeIlman'
Mr. and Mrs Charles g. Peters. Mr. and Mrs
Harry Kingsley Nine Fabbricott FREDERICK Bun.
Mr. and Mrs William Pollock Chauncey NJ pc
Calender Miss Blight General and Mrs Aexan-
der Miss Cameron MI a4G Mr ic o. I,,ls R
gene Glaenzer. Miss Hoffman, I4spenard siewsrt
Mr.. and Mrs. 4 Lanfear Norrie. MI ana MI.
Frederic y Thompson and Mrs. Gordon Mackay
Of Washington.
The marriage OF Miss Viola II. Patterson, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Patterson. OF this
city. 10 Charles F Burhans. of Warrensburg' y y.
whose engagement has just been announced VIII
take place In the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
St Mary the Virgin In West Forty -htih-st soon
after Easter sunday
Mr.. and Mrs p stuyvesant Pilot. whose
rage was solemnlzed in St Louis last autumn. are
spending the winter IN town. az No. g Finh-ave.
Mrs. Pilot will receive informally on Fridays dur
ing the season
The next Of the Wednesday Fortniehtly Dances
will be given al Delmonico's on February I. The
patronesses OF these dances Mrs. William Gerry
Sade Mrs. Henry Brambe Wilson Mrs Henry
Clarke Coe. Mrs. George Brown Sd, Mrs. George
Pdrk,ns Potter. Mrs james A Deerine. Mrs George
W. Jones and Mrs. John Barker Brown
Mrs William A Jenner and the Misses Jenner OF
No l25 East Sxtieth-st.. are at home Thursdays
IN January and viii continue TO receive informally
Thursdays in February.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF Miss Clara
Hyatt the only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
HYATT Of Mount Kisco y y. TO Howard Diehl OF
Brewsters on Thursday afternoon next. January %.
The wedding ceremony VIII be performed ar the
homo % the brides parents. In the presence of the
relatives and few Of. the most intimate friends OF
the ride and bridegroom
or the financial and social success o, the Charity
Ball OF January 81 et the Waldorf-Asioria there
Is doubt and the managers are doing their
utmost to interest their friends in the entertain
ment and making strenuous efforts to raise
sufficient money TO warrant them taking the first
step toward new building for the Nursery and
Child Hospital Lexington ave and Fifty-hrst-
81 The work dates back 10 1874. but the present
port Of that year says The situation gave them
the purest atmosphere that our great city affords
every comfort 70 the little ones who came for care
exacting IN respect 10 space Thus the plea II
made with the hope that pleasure and charity
may bring large aud substantial results 70 the
Golfers Of me nstituton Boxes may r be ohlaned
ATHEIST, and tickets from the managers.
Mr.. and Mrs John H. Judge. Of No q West
Ninety-fourth-st.. Will celebrate the tenth ami
o IL
their home on Monday evening, January 3d.
Mrs David Mcclure, of No 2 West Forty-ninth-
ST. gave theatre party. followed by q supper al
her home on Saturday night In honor Of her
daughter Miss Marguerite Mcclure debutante Of
last season. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John
vinton Dahlgren Miss Josephine prexel Miss
Maize Delaheld. Miss Inman the Misses De Pey
ster and Messrs. Lawrence. Atterbury Pei, Grace
and Eifman
The wedding OF Miss Grace Elberon Marshall
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Marshall, to Louis
On Bots was celebrated on Wednesday evening
last al the home OF the brides parents Woody
Crest, Jerone-ave. and one -hundred-and-sixty
hfth-st The Rev. II. Du Bots father ~ the bride
groom. offlcated az tie ceremony The bride VII, who
was attended by Miss Grace Barton Turner. OF
white silk null white satin. A reception
followed the ceremony.
Mrs J. Beers A.afett and Mrs. ). Hedges Crowen,
her sister will be at home Tuesday afternoons
from 20 O'Clock until Ash Wednesday at their
home No. 1.044 Fifth-ave.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Mnna
Spraeue Wesson daughter Of ~. and Mrs. Edward
Wesson, 10 Charles Hunt Marserum.
Mrs Howard Van snderen. Of No. Il West Six
feminist. viii receive Informally on Tuesdays until
April.
The three musical lectures arranged by Theodor
l. Ii .nrr1l.o Oh L.