New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-28

party. which was chaperoned By Mrs Schroeder
assisted sy Mr. and Mrs J. IaHedon Senrosdsr l 9nd
Gertrude Houghton, Miss Selma schroeder IS
sadie Lord Miss H0Det0n Arterbury MisI Char
lotte Prime Miss JaEet De Kay. Mss Giet. Mss
Martin Miss Alice Adenaw. Miss Katharine Pratt,
MISS Julia PieTson george lodges HsnTy Are! i
Carpenter. Freeman smith. Robert g. Cooke. Burn
oddie stsphen Pe Ths5cheT Luqgsr ThsodoTs
Peu. J P Howe and William H Fearing. II
Mrs ogden Mills gave tea al her home No.
East Slxty-ninth-st yesterday afternoon. IN honor
Ct Mrs John T. Adatr. OF London. England. who
Is Interested IN the performance be given AT the
Metropolitan Opera House IN the latter part OF
March for the benefit Of the American Red Cross,
the soldiers IN the Philippines and the American
hospital snip Maine Mrs Mills and Mrs Adair re-
coed in che salon and during the tea there was
orchestral music. Some Of the guests invited %
meet Mrs Adair were Mrs J. PierpoHr Morgan
AIRS. Lloyd s Bryce and Mrs. Edmund L BayHss.
who are members Of the committee n charge Of ths
entertainment Mrs Earle Dodge. Mss Anna
Dodge, Mr. and Mrs Charles r Coster Ms George
Hoffman, Hiss Emily Hoffman, Mrs. A-t5Er
Curtis James Mr. and Mrs Charles A. 1 Set-
cock Mr. and Mrs. Jules A MOltant. Mrs
Gustav z kissel, Dr. and MS Fr2 II So =
TI-5a- W-e Tro2[ 1 E7-5sn Ms Iuther
Kounjzs Mrs Walter 5 CiGrnee. jr the Misses
Ciurnee Mrs Joseph r stone George :. Al -1
brill, Mrs. P. Townsend Barlow. me Misses Gsrry.
T.
The leading arrs5s Of the Metropolitan opera
nerforu5a1cs ana NaII-ice eau has given the use
OF the Opera House for the entertaiuulenI
Mrs Richard P Lounsbery. OF No. z East Thirty
ffth-st.. gave another OF her series OF luncEeons
yesterday afternoon Her guests Included Mrs
Frank Vivanti, Mrs Ballard smith Ms HASH.
Mrs Hubert Vos and Mrs Francke H Bosworth
An artists fancy cress ball was given under tbs
auspices Of the National Arts Club last night IN ths
Gibson Studio Building No. ~ East Thirry-thtrd-
St in aid OF the Teachers Fund OF the Artist
Artisan institute The managers OF the ball were
Herbert Adams. Carroll Beckvtth. z Il BlashAslds
Robert F. Bloodsood H K Bush-BroEn Thomas
Shields Clarke Samuel CoI1nan. c. c. Curran, Pro
fessOr Charles z. Dana. OF Philadelphia: Frank
Fowler. Daniel c. Fench. P Swain Clifford Arthur
Hoeber. Sergeant Kendall. Charles R Lamb. Fred
erlck 5 Lamb. Joseph LAUDER. Charles ALosrz
Lopez Chester LOOMS Miss Clara McChssnsys
5 SiddOns M0whray. Richard Newton. IT.
Mrs Rhoda Holmes Nichols William Ord
way Partridge, Benjamin c. Porter. Frederic
Remington. F. w FtucksruEl- Taber Sears, F. Hop
kEsCu Smith. c. I Turner. William B. Van Ingen.
Charles voIkmar. Hubert Vos, William Walton,
OF Boston; J. @ A. Ward, Henry ". Wat-Ous.
Irving R. WiIes and c. J. ZoInay. There no
formal reception committee Most OF thu guests
appeared II costumes Of the seventeenth century,
1ue inferior OF the studio was decorated Win
Wen in the bUiIdIn were decorated with rich hang
iofts Of me Building whic6 IS dg9otsd 70 the eT-
position Of arrlsts-arrsslns works and which vas
nUng with specimens OF stained glass
An interesting feature OF the evening min
danced in Louis wv costumes by Miss Mabel
SJebbins. Miss Grace DObsOa, Mss Ethel SIebotnss
Maurice &0JfTlard " ade Chance and E Potter. r
Then there fencing bout by J. IAt0gdon ETY.
ing. Charles De Kay. ". Scott OFCOn0ver. Dr. Hsr-
bert Claiborne and N Nau-ier. Some o. the stu
dents of the AT-IsLs-ArLIsan School aIEerWard
gave Old fashioned contra dane Supper
served from a buffet some OF those present.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel COIman. 1Ir. and Mrs
William D Barbour Mrs Frederic CTOOErdse. Miss
NJ AgneW. William 8sUE1g2ruen, George B Post,
Mr.. and Mrs. (. H Elasn1isid, Mrs " Church
Osborn. Mrs L Chisholm Mrs C H Dodge, Mrs
Cadwalader Jones, Frederic ". ParoeIl. a '. D.
Ripley. Mrs. Joseph Jaccoci William A Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Benedict Miss Ellen Cutting,
Mrs \ " LOpar n K Bush Brown, Mr. and
Mrs Edwin s. SeIguan and E c. Oaknan-