New-York tribune., 1901-01-22

has had its reflection here, and yesterday was not
a very gay day. The week promises TO he quite
lively, however, with dances nearly every evening
and numbers of receptions daily. The bridge whist
classes take up great deal of time. and among
the new ones are those of Mrs. Maturn Livingston.
Mrs. Frank Burial Hoffman and Mrs. Trevor
Mrs. Livingston's class meets every Monday; Yes
terday morning there was also some skating on
the artificial Ice at the rink and some I deEatTn [orr
Bagby gave OF his musical mornings
The Columbia which sails for European ports to-
day will take quite a large passer ger list 10 the
Mediterranean Among those booked are Mr.. and
Mrs. f. P. Bacon. Mr. and Mrs. BoweS ColgaIe'
Mr. and Mrs John HarPer i and Mr Smq Pa P9re and
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ismay Is expected from Europe
to-day
Mrs Pembroke Jones gives large dinner this
evening in honor of Miss Eleanor Jay. the daugh-
ter Of Colonel and Mrs. William Jay II will be
debutantes' dinner. Mrs. Astor has also cards out
for a second series OF dinners, the first 20 be held
will be those Of Mrs Ogden Mills and OF Mrs. j. F.
ci night The fortnightiy dance will
meet at the Astoria, and there are also number OF
receptions and 'at homes
Mr., and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney are TO sail
for Europe January 90 and w X. Vanderbilt
on February lS. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred c. Vanderbilt
are expected at Newport at the end Of the week
They will pay s3Gr} gisa r 70 itIn nT Mis-. ssr
bour View Ats 70 - I5rce,dc1, 5;raTf sau FOR
Europe tomorrow
Receptions were given yesterday by Mrs oliver
Livingston Jones and Mise Jones, Mrs William c
GuIver and Miss Louise CULVER. Mrs Robert
Ralston Crosby Mrs. Henry mills Day Miss Pay.
Henry J. Dimock and Mrs Frank C. Brown
Tuesday is very popular time for days" and
there will be nearly forty OF these affairs this af
ternoon Mrs. Nicholas Fish gives a luncheon at
her home, No 90 Irving Place for IN heT d9n,Einter;
By music.
The wedding of Miss Alice Van Nest the daugh-
Ter of Mrs Alexander Van Nest and Stewart Bar
ney will take place at Trinity Chapel to-day. The
names of the bridal party have already been given.
TngTe fieTe Will VIII be- e no reception the Van Nes, home
Another wedding of interest will be that of Miss
Edyth Wood wakeman and George Alexander Dolby
at the Church of the Incarnation at noon to-day.
This will be followed by a small reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W Poor VINO have rebuilt
the Cyrus Field house at Gramercy Park and
Twenty-Arst-st will give q house warming in the
shape OF reception 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Francis D.
Millet on Saturday evening next
Mr.. and Mrs Marion Crawford are arriving from
Europe this week on board the Hohenzollern. and
while in this city will stop AZ the A!benare Hotel
Mrs. J. West Roosevelt Will give lat home" for
Mrs, Crawford, who was Miss Berdan on Friday,
while Mrs Cadwalader Jones will follow with an
other entertainment of the same kind for her on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Juan Cebal:os will give dinner for
their niece. Miss Marie Cebalos Hewitt, the daugh-
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hewitt, at their house.
No % East SINty-second-st Miss heTitt mas Just
announced her engagement TO Edward SomerVllle
Judson
The engagement of Miss Estelle Hawkins the
daughter Of Mrs Dexter A Hawkins. TO Henry W.
Warner has oeen announced
Tra,.,or WILL
shortly in New-York from Europe They are to oe
here and in Philadelphia for the rest OF the winter
At Mr.. Bagbys concert yesterday morning at the
Wadort-Astoria Miss Marie Tiziano. Mr.. Scott and
the Vienna String Quartet the principal feat
ures- Among those present were Mrs. E. L. Bayles,
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane, Mrs Clement c.
Moore Mrs. 9. b. Alexander. Mrs Richard Iryin'
Mrs. William H. Field. Mrs. F. Reeve Merritt Mrs.
gier de Villars. Charles 7. Mathews; Miss Made
Allister. Prince and Princess Brancaccio and the
Baroness Fava.
Mrs William Douglas Soane's dance last night
was a very late affair, many of her two hundred
and fifty guests coming from the opera. Contrary
to the usual practice the supper took place after
the coton instead of before it, and it not until
nearly O'Clock that it served at small tables.
refreshments being. however, served from the be-
ginning of the entertainment a buffet Mrs
Sloane, arr1yed in toilet of black and white, and
in white, received their guests the entrance of
the drawing room, dancing taking place in the ball
the music of Lander's Orchestra and
the Hungarian Band. which played alternately
The coton was led with much spirit by Worth
ington Whitehouse, dancing with Miss Lila Sloane
He was assisted by Munson Morris The favors
comprised opera glasses and bags, chatelaines
pocket mirrors lucky pigs tennis balls bronze ami
mails and figures fans, scarfs and tinse rosettes
and were furnished usual, by Mrs Collins The
guests comprised Mr.. and Mrs A. Cass Garfield.
Mr.: and Mrs. Edmond l.. Bayles. Mr.. and Mrs j.
a: Burden, Jr, Mr. and Mrs Heber II. Bishop, Miss
Bishop Mr. and Mrs; w. Bayard Cutting. Miss Gut
ting, Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor, Mrs
ogden Mills Mr. and Mrs Egerton Winthrop Cen
Mr. Mr. and Mrs Mrs WhitsIaw Reid, Mr.; and Mrs. F.
Grand d'Hauteville Mr.. and Mrs. c. Oliver Iseiin.
MISS Nora lseln, Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Iselin, Jr.,
Miss Therese Iselin, Colonel and Mrs. William jay,
Mss Jay, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Burton Harrison,
Mr.. and Mrs Jame5 F. D. Lanier. Mr.. and Mrs.
Prescott Lawrence, Mrs. Maturn Livingston, Mr..
and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston, Baron and Baroness
Seilliere the Marquse de Talleyrand- -Perigord, Mr.
and Mrs. Lorilard Ronads the Misses Cryder, DIR.
Mrs Hamilton NICK. Twombly. Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
ley Mortimer, Mr. and Mrs. Lucius X: Wilmerding.
Miss Wiimerding Mr. and Mrs; 7: J; Oakley
Rhinelander, Mr.. and Mrs Francis X Pendleton.
the Misses Olin Miss Rosamond Street, Miss Sarah