New-York tribune., 1901-01-29
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

o4,F 10 its being opera night Mrs. Elbridge T
-,,s ball last evening her house in East
o'~.y.hrst-st., a very late affair, few guests
,-s,g before i 30 o'clock. There is little to saw
s,t n that has not been said Of the annual Gerry
.-.es in past years. They all very much alike
lerge and perfectly appointed affairs. at which
he supper IS always a strong feature. being in
Fal.5s Of the best cordons bleus in this country
s. supper served at small tables at midnight
ane g nicture gallery, and was led by craig NJ
WWassw6rth y and J. G. Roman Baldwin dancing
This evening will take place the Charity Ball at
-. Astoria. The programme has already been
e5,sn Alexander M Hadden, with a floor COM
...ee Of seventy-hve, will be in attendance Land
s orchestra Will play in the ballroom, and in the
,,,r,e Room and Astor Gallery the music win he
= me Waldorf-Asto Orchestra. Governor Odeu
and Mrs Algernon sullivan are expected to lead
ners Nhgh viii be- given for the ball. the guests
ssaooT MIS- TosePh stckney, Mrs Frederick G.
aP5 aP5 Mas TRomas Powey F6SIe n5S wendell Mf
scius X Wimerding and Mrs. 5. E. Nash
qsad qsaa Mrs Henry Emo Mrs e1 t. e f Dimook. as the
eP.1trker rboa ker Dancing Class, Mrs A d JuiIiiard
HTs H. d. Auchncloss and Mrs. II. c Coe.
The opera was gay last evening. although many
-rved very late Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T Wilson
NiQeiet
,oelet were IN the GOelet box. Miss Goelet wore
shte Mrs Lloyd 5. Bryce and the Misses Bryce
we're In the Bryce box, and Mrs. stanford White
had party Among others who were present
we're Mr. and Mrs W. Bayard Cutting Mr and
Ms Henry Clews, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Wander
ale IT, Mrs. A d. JuilIiard. Mr. and Mrs Thomas
hitchcock, Mrs. {. Albert Stevens Mrs. H. Nick
TEomoy, Miss Florence Twomby, Mr. and Mrs.
and Mr and Mrs. Luther hountze.
There are number OF dinners for this even
ing Prominent among these Is 10 be given by
Mrs. Mortimer Brooks for young people Mrs.
Arthur Paget viii be the guest of honor at
Mrs Richard Lounsberry's dinrer- Mr.. and Mrs
Of their series at their town house. No IL West
ityhrst-SL Thy are 70 start for their North
vii entertain q number Of house parties.
Mrs Henri n Cutting and Lorimer Worden are
10 be married to-day at Palm Beach. The wedding
WAS 10 take place in town. but the Illness Of Mrs
cuttings elder boy prevented il. Mrs. Cutting gave
a dinner Palm Beach last evening. The we'd
fHitnds SiS s''''-''' VIII &c "'''''771 O''' NV
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr. gave a dinner
marty on Sunday evening her house, No. Is
Washington Square North, in honor of the DE
Reszke brothers. Among those present were Mrs. 4
ogden Goelet and Miss May Goeet, Mrs. Ogden /
Mills Mrs. Arthur Paget, Mr.. and Mrs. Orme WI I
VI Seward Webb Mrs. Vanderbilt was arrayed in I
e
the meteor roses with which the dinner table was
adorned
Mrs. ogden Mills has sent out cards for three /
large dinner parties which are 10 take place on 4
February ., 3 and Is.
Mrs Pierrepont Edwards. Mrs. Charles r Hen
derson and Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt give dinner
parties on February Il and afterward take their +
guests to Mrs Frederick Gallatin's dance
II 1,1e dc ,,,rF F,r
two lunchecns in February.
Mrs John J White jr.. Of No lOs East Fifty-sev-
enth-st, gave a musical yesterday afternoon.
Among those who performed were Miss Alice ..
Keller, soprano Miss Amelia Warren Gray. pianist.
and Herman Beyer Barre, viOOncellist. The second (
musical will take place on Monday, February T.
Albert Morris Bagby's last musical morning
for the season at the Waldorf Astoria de-
Aghtful afair, and there large and fashion
able audience present which included the Marquise
ds Taleyrand- -Pergord, Baroness de selere, Lord
DrOgheds. William Mil'ie Grinnel, Mrs. Edmund l..
Bsyhss. Ms William Douglas Sloane, Mrs Viii
Cement G Moor. Mrs J. WyEong Mrs Fred
VOID Cray. Miss Mary Calender, Miss Elizabeth
Gift and Miss Ward McAllister. The artists, who
were warmly applauded. were Miss Suzanne Adams.
u the Metropolitan Opera House. Miss Martina
Han Theodor BJorksten, tenor, and Leo Stern,
violoncellist.
The second Of the Knickerbocker dances ar
ranged by Mrs. Henry Clark COe took place at Del
m0nco's last evening. The patronesses were Mrs.
Coe Mrs. Albert Effngham Lawrence. Mrs. James
s jones' S Mrs. Mehde HarkeF g Phps Ts M1s
Ives Plumb. Mrs Charles Atwood Edwards Mrs.
Hermann n Biggs and Mrs Emerson McMillin.
The date OF the hrmess will be March L. 1t is
10 be given by the Society OF Decorative Art. Mrs.
Lewis Livingston Delafield and Mrs. Alexander D.
Shaw are arranging the details.
This afternoon there Will be a meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Laura Jay Edwards. No. II West
Forty-seventh-st., when David Willard Will tell OF
MS work among the boys and young from the
IOnbs prison
NOT OPPOSED TO LABOR UNIONS.