New-York tribune., 1900-01-24

Misses Gerry. their home No East Sixty
hrst-st. Another incident of the afternoon was a
luncheon given by Mrs. George Crocker at her
home. No East sxty-fourth-st The guests were
seated at round table which was decorated with
white via dlacT and green orchids Am9ng the guests
mann Oelrchs. Miss Furniss Mrs. Charles B.
d6s M IGgis Esy Ms HoTmaT ar Wnf @
Chflds, Mrs French and Mrs Julien T. Davies.
Mr.. and Mrs R. Fulton Cutting gave dance last
night at their home No. "a East Sixty-seventh-st.
Mrs. Cutting who received the guests in the main
drawing room, wore gown of silver gray satin.
The cotillon led by Worthington Whitehouse.
who danced with Miss Justine Cutting daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bayard Cutting. The favors were
pretty and some of them useful well orna-
mental. They included umbrellas trimmed with
artificial flowers bonbon boxes paper cutters. ban
Mr. and Mrs s,j John Mr. Mr. and obn Mrs
Hammond. Miss Beatrice Bend, Miss Kane Miss
Evelyn Burden Miss Clare Bryce. Miss Hunt. Miss
Evelyn sloane. Miss Sloane Miss Daisy Post Miss
Robnson Mss Mar wnIhroD nI Miss Brdnson h
Misses Morton, William Cutting. David Wolfe
Henry G. Barley, Francis B. Harrison. G, Herman
knPiGptt Pb B. H9Ppn Paul dHquteyille w Frank
ney, Ashbel Barney and Harry p Robbins
Among those who will receive informally to-day
are Mrs. Lewis Within and Miss Within, of No. 9
West Fifty-sxth-st.; Mrs. James NJ Varnum of
No. 81 Park-ave. Mrs. Willard S. Brown of No
los East Thirty y-fth-st Mrs j. Fred Person of No.
%es West 9 Ed 4 9E M MRS WIN
lam B. Bolton. of No. 13 East Thirty -fourth-st.;
oote Of Nd and ID Mes Nest fRas EG0'e and Miss
Mrs William F. Burden Mr. and Mrs. James A
Burden jr. and Sir Edward Colebrooke. are among
those sailing for Europe to-day. Mrs Burden.
who will spend some time in France. will return in
time for the Newport season.
Miss De Forrest and Miss Calender gave
other of their informal receptions with music last
night in their apartment in the Tiffany Building,
No. q East Seventy-second-st.
An incident yesterday afternoon the first of
the three concerts arranged by the Adamowski
brothers. which given at Sherrys Mr.
Paderewski rendered piano solos. and also played
with the Adamowski Quartet.
Miss Gabrielle Lucia sussman. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Sussman. of No. IA West One
hundred and -nineteenth-st.. married to Saul
N Liberman last evening in the Temple EMANUEL.
in Fifth-ave- and Forty-third-st, by the Rev Dr.
Gustav GOttheil. assisted by the Rev. DR.. Joseph
SIlverman. The bride was attired in gown OF
veil of tulle was caught up with orange blossoms;
ace ss Mas Masf The @a G honor d N Miss Julia
berg and nc Miss Miss Carrie GTeen6e IN g9M9S drr P
Marks. of Brooklyn, was best The ushers
We're Arthur WerdensGhlag. Isid9re Meyer Slaney
the ceremony there was a reception and dinner at
the Tuxedo, Madison-ave- and F1fty-nlnth-st-
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harry Alexandra. of No. 10 West
Thirty-second-st., have sent out invitations Tor
dinner party on February l.
Miss Edwyna Louise Lee a niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Henry senff. will be married to William
Applebye Robinson this AFTERNOON in ST. Georges
Protestant Episcopal Church Stuyvesant square
Mrs. Eugene schiefelin. of No. S65 Madison-ave-.
will give dinner party on Friday evening next
The third Of the "Wednesday cotillons will take
place tonight Delmonicos. The cotillon will be
With Miss HeIoise Bsekman. Of this city
Mrs. Paul D. Cravath will give a reception this
afternoon from until O'Clock at her home, No.
1G East Thirty-nnth-st.
Another of the series of dances known as the
Tuesday evening assemblies was given last night
at Demonico's. The guests were received by the
patronesses. including Mrs. Thomas II. Wheeler,
Mrs. William A. Parke. Mrs Thomas Dimond. Mrs.
Joshua NJ. Varian, Mrs. Charles A Miller. Mrs
Russell a. Cowles. Mrs Henry B. Sayback
Mrs Henry ". Eaton Mrs. Henry c. Wilcox and
Mrs William r. Hentz The meeting was OF more
than ordinary interest. there cotilon.
which led by Henry D. Mills and Mrs. F. Ray
mond Leferts jr Among those present were Miss
Bessie Ball!n, Miss Grace Ballard. Miss Olive
Hitchcock. Miss Bessie Johnson. Miss Grace Shir-
ley, Miss Adelaide Doremus. Miss Lucy Hatch. Miss
Grace White Miss Nina FeitEer. Miss Florence
Eager. Miss Florence Wilson. Miss Mabel Grail.
Miss Estelle Bacon. Miss Marguerite Jordan. Miss
Gertrude Chase. Miss Bessie Fitch. Miss Helen
Palmer Miss May Rogers, Miss Edele Wilcox.
Miss Edna Smith Miss Mabel Newkirk, Miss Ethel
Scott Miss Louise Robbins, Miss Angeline Canda.
Miss Kate Miller Miss Bertha Cans Charles b.
Best. W h. Baldwin, Walter r. Quick Benjamin
r. Tilt Harold B. Spencer. Frederick Durland Paul
NJ. Crandell. Herbert 5. Downs. George Lowther.
jr. Willard Thayer, Edward p. YOrke. William P.
Mallon, c. NJ. Gilpn. a. Elliot Ranney. Arthur A.
Powers. John c. Thompson and Percy X. Hudson.
There reception on Monday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Harris, No 1S5 East Fifty
fourth-st. on that day Mrs. f. G.. LawtOn. the
mother of the hostess completed her eighty-first
year. The reception rather surprise to Mrs.
LaWton. Throughout the afternoon and evening
Mrs. LawtOn received the hearty congratulations
hundreds of her friends and of her children and
their families
LOVING CUP WILL BE SENT TO REDMOND.
MR. CROKER To BE ASKED To REPRESENT
AMERICAN GIvERs AT THE PRESENTATION
Prior to termination of the visit here of John
F. Redmond. Member OF Parliament for Waterford
City ireland. in connection with the Parneu Me-