New-York tribune., 1900-02-26
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

I-NO NOIDI'AN - ~ COO1L
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blake Baker Of No. % East
Forty-eighth-st.. who have given several handsome
entertainments have arranged to spend the sum
mer months In 1urope Mr.. and Mrs Baker in
tend 70 sail early in the spring, and TO remain
abroad until late in September.
Mrs. C. Du Bois Wagstaf Of No Is West
Twenty-1rst-st., will give a small dance for her
daughter, Miss Mary Wagstaf this evening The
viii he the young friends of Miss Wagstaf. who is
one Of the seasons debutantes. The dancing will
be informal.
Mrs. Arthur NJ Dodge will give dinner party
thi: evening at her home. No. 125 East Thirty
Dodge,
George c. Montgomery and Henry B. Mont
gomery will give a reception from until o'clock
this afternoon at their new home. the Anchorage,
them from Vernon H. Brown.
Mrs. Francis Schroeder will give a theatre party
tomorrow evening followed by a supper at her
concert for the benefit of the School for Grip
pied Children will take place tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Mrs Maturin L. Delafeld. No 475
Fffth-ave Miss Julia Delafeld and Miss Mabel
Jones, daughter of Mrs Edward Renshaw Jones'
are the prime movers in the concert. which prom
Miss Jones have enlisted the services of several
distinguished professionals.
At the home of Mrs Oscar Livingston. No les
East Thrtieth-st this afternoon there Will be a
concert for the benefit of the Little Sisters of the
Assumption, who work among the sick poor. Some
ingston Mrs. GeraIdyn Redmond Miss Leontine
Marie. the Misses Gilbert and Miss Sarah Lee
Mrs A. Scott Cameron. OF No. 81 East Thirty
eighth-st" gave dinner party Saturday even
ing in honor Of her son. w. Scott Cameron. The
guests included Miss Dominck. Miss Barclay Miss
Hitchcock, Miss Carolyn Hunter Kane. whose mar
take place on Wednesday April % Miss Chauncey.
TS Phelps Maxws Stevenson Sheldon Tr6WbrGg
and Bradish G. Johnson,
The engagement is announced in Philadelphia of
Miss Emily Biddle Dixon. daughter of Thomas
Dixon, of that city. to Lieutenant George Thomson
NewhaIL hall Gf % the United States Army son Of Mr.
Leuteaant NewhaH Who is at present on duty in
the Philippines, is expected home in a short time.
OF the several courses of lectures arranged for
the Lenten season. one of the most interesting will
be course of six to be given by Dr. Carl Lum-
holtz and Professor Frank Hamilton Gushing. on
The Primitive Races of Mankind in Australia and
Mexico Among the Zunis and in Arizona" The
lectures will be illustrated with stereopcon Views
and will be largely descriptive. The first lecture
takes place at the home of Mrs. Henry Draper,
No. 271 Madison-ave. on Tuesday afternoon March
13 when DR.. Lumholtz will speak Among Can
nibals." His subject Tuesday, March 20. at the
home of Mrs. William H Osborne. No 80 Park
ave. will be The Cave Dwellers of To-day in
America" and on Wednesday March o. at the
home of Mrs Frederic Goodridge No. 250 Fifth
ave, he will speak on The Symbolism of the
Huichol Indians Professor Gushing has chosen
for his first lecture, April T. the home Mrs.
Henry Holt. No III Madison-ave., Life Among
the Zuni Indians" His subject on April g. at the
home of Mrs. Goodrdge. will be 'Zuni Folklore
and Myth" and on April "A. at the home of Mrs.
5. Barton French, No Is West Fifty-hrst-st., he
viii lecture The Jewels of Life"
Some Of those who interested and have sub
scrbed for the entire course of lectures Mrs.
Thatcher Adams. DR.. and Mrs John Shaw Billings
Mrs. John S. Barnes. Mrs. David Wolfe Bishop.
Mrs William 7. Blodgett. Cecil Barring. Mrs. Pres
colt Hall Butler, Mrs. Frederick Butterheld. Miss
katherne Du Bois, Mrs Sanford Bissell, Mrs. VIII
lam lam Fl. Bradford Mrs Edgar ". Bass: Mrs. Walter
Andrew Carnegie Mrs. w. Bayard Cutting, Mrs.
nNeniam&n Ni min S Church Mrf Ma MatuTin L ReaeId
Draper Mrs. Bache McE. Emmet. Mrs. s Barton
G6aG AT % chester rs%@d Mrs MlS eore eh lewis M
Gillespie Mrs George Hoffman, Miss RebsGca
Frank s Holt. Justice Ingraham Mrs Carroll
Jackson; Mrs. Walter L; Kane Miss Adele Knee
Francis P Knnicqtt. Si Mrs BENJAMIN KHowsr Mrs;
Mrs rS Frances 'q a. iegge Mrs 6 a low Peter 1P
Marie. Mrs, ]. Pierpont Morgan. Mrs. a. Newbold
Mrs Henry oothout, Mrs. Edwin Parsons. Miss
Mary Prime Is MIm n A. eer Perry BsP9P P9Tk6s and
Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Mrs George Lockhart
Rivcs. Mrs. William Evans Rogers, Mrs. James A
SCrymser Mrs Charles II. StebbinS Mrs. Elliott F.
Shepard Mr.. and Mrs. James Speyer Mrs. Frank
X. Sturgis Mrs. Charles Senff, Mrs F. lie Roy
satteriee; Mrs, Andres B. Stone, Mrs, Joseph F.
Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell Townsend
Mrs katherine f. Turnbull, Mrs. Joseph F; Thomp
son, Miss Amy Townsend, Mrs. jeremiah Van
Rensselaer,, Mrs. John Jay White. Mr. and Mrs
Theodorus B. Woolsey and Miss E ". White.
A dinner party given by the Misses Fora
ker daughters of Senator and Mrs. Foraker. in
Washington on Saturday evening in honor of
Miss Mildred Phelps Stokes, a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes of this city.
The other guests the table Miss Bessie
Glover Miss Edith Root. Miss Curry Connally, Miss
Edwards. Miss Thaw. Miss FOulke Miss Galdge.
Walter Wilcox. Colonel Edwards. Baron Ambrosey,
Oden Horstman DIR. Clayton William AstOr Chan
Ter. Prince TrOubetskey Mr.. King and Mr.. Foulke