New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
RELATING TO SOCIETY.

| by Mrs. ogden Mills, yesterday was gay. Friday
seems especially selected for receptions, and, al
@ . Wa h mus @ ell an "a
There was also very large and representative
Mrs Ogden Mills's dance at her house, No. > East
SiXty-ninth-st.. was relatively speaking. small
affair the party not exceeding two hundred guests
Dancing took place in the large dining room until
midnight when supper was served at twenty ta-
bles. After supper came the cotillon. in which
about forty couples took part. II was led by
Mills The favors comprised feather fans and
pretty little silver trhes: Miss Beatrice Mills. one
OF the twin daughters of tn" hostess, was present
mlngling among the younger guests her sister
Of Illness T % 1FGr fl' o @Peagf Ts aen %" % m
not however. make their debut this winter. and
! last nights dance the only which eithe
| OF the two sisters will be seen this season.
/ Mrs stuyvesant Fish has arranged TO give
large dance ON February 9. She gave a dinner
party Of forty-eght last evening. her guests being
seated at four tables. which decorated with
red, white. pink and yellow roses After the dinner
| ogden Mills.
There was excellent house at the opera last
evening Mrs. Frederick Nelson was with her
daughter, Miss Nelson She wore black velvet and
! pearls. Miss Nelson was dressed in white. Mrs.
! J. J. Wysong. who was in pink crepe d" chine
with pink roses. had Of her guests Mrs
| / Townsend Burden. In white satin and orchids
Others present were Mr. and Mrs Victor Sorrhan
crck Gai.n,in Miss Ciaiia8 MP$ J. n T6wcr n%q
! Mrs, Edward Moore Robinson and Mrs. }. Hood
! Wright
| a dinner party was given last night by Mrs
! spotswood D. Schenck at her house No os4 Lex
ington-ave., who aftcrward took her guests 10
| the opera, whore the party occupied tho August
Belmont box Mrs schenck's guests comprised
nett. Franklin \ Piummcr Frank Otis and Har-
old Brown.
! Mrs Maturin l.. Delaneld gave the second Of \
! series OF dinner parties for young people last
evening her house, No 475 FIfth-ave in honor
oaSGr hs Miss T9s Ess o1 & Miss
James Ludlow. Roger Bacon. Douglas Campbell
and Writ Howe.
Mrs H. Mortimer Brooks, Of No East Forty
hfth-st, gives a large dinner party on January %
| Mrs w. storrs Wells. who Is giving series of
at homes, on Fridays in January. was unable to
The Friday Evening Dancing Glass met AT sherry's
last evening. The guests received by six Of
NE Mrs: EdwaEd E@E Curtis Mrs Horace
5on S@sT W2 oh Van I ode led ara bS MTs o Fairfield
A reception was given yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. David H. Greer, at No. 3i2 Madison-ave.
. Among the receptions yesterday the
given by Mrs. Beekman, Miss Beckman and Miss
Heloise Beekman. of No 50 Fifth-ave Others who
gave receptions We're Mrs Clarence Winthrop
Bowen. No East Tenth-st: Mrs F. D. S
Vaughan Clarke Of No GO Vest FiftyeIshthoSt' i1Gu's
Mrs; Edward H. Landon, of No ~ East sixty
crosby OF No 20 Washington square, Mrs. MATS faifs
land Armstrong a9d Miss Armstr9ne, Of No. $
of 30 s. Vest Thirty-hrd-st S'''S ''e"'' randall
wi no boup fort
wedding of Miss Elsie French and Alfred G. Van
derbilt start this morning for Newport. This
ihg h aa aann fbat M MgenHs others & Will go Il Is
maids dinner at Harborvew.
Nahan Franko and his orchestra will play the
| following numbers at the French-Vanderbllt we'd
ding:
Bridal Procession. "Lohengrn' Wagner
Fantasie Romeo ana Juiiet:' oaht Inms 7anms
Prize Song from die Mesersinger Wagner
Violin SOLO Nahan Franko.
Minnei + ,''ou EisaT
Selection from san Toy :. ! auerJ Ir Mrn
Honeymoon March. Roscy
The Army and Navy Club will give a large re-
cephon this afternoon at their clubhouse, to which
women will be admitted.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawrence Breese Will start
on Monday FOR Aiken. S c., where they VIII PASS
a great part Of the winter.
shortly for Palm Beach. Fla. for the winter Mr.
and Mrs II Nick. Twombly have also ergored
rooms there. for protracted stay later In the
| season.
There any number of dinners and receptions
to-day. Among those giving "at homes" are Mrs
John Reynolds Totten No A West Fifty-fourth-st
Mrs. Elbridge Gerry Snow, jr.. No. 81 West Sew
enty-ffth-st.; Mrs James Ross Curran No 107
East Fifty-seventh-st Mrs. Lestro del Garcia No
l3s East Thirty -seventh-st.. and Mrs. Thonas s
Townsend, No 22i West Fifty-second-st Among
the dinners is very large at the Netropolitan
| Club annex. given by Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Liv-
! ngston Mrs II. De Berkeley Parsons No 294
Madison-ave.: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mills Day No
! 6 East FCrty-fourth-st., and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
p. Dix No. S22 Madison-ave., also giving din
/ ners.
In Washington Senator Depew and Miss
/ Paulding will give large dinner tonight. Many
New-Yorkers going TO Orange this afternoon
10 the reception to be given by Mrs. j. Livingston
Carr. No 81 Cleveland-st. for Miss Nellie Y. Carr.
On Friday afternoon. January %. Mrs. j. West
Roosevelt will give ''at home for Mrs. F.
Marion Crawford, who is coming to New-York for
short visit after absence Of many years. Mrs.