New-York tribune., 1901-01-26
CONCERNING SOCIETY

The opera was again brilliant spectacle. Las.
evening. There were several new faces NJ -
thur Paset occupied the first box with Mrs o.
Goelet Mrs. Paset's gown was of black 49,.
perfectly plain. 1t was cut square in the bac,< s
IN the corsase- She wore necklace of diamonS
pendants Mrs George Spencer Eastwick, Of New
orleans, wore white satin and diamonds Her 80.
sage had large bow Of blue velvet cross, - !,
front Mrs. II. Mex. TwOmbly wore lavender ss.! IN
ever silk Mrs I. Sufern Taller was the sTs. Tseins
TaiIs lanes mes A: Burden ST. in The Webb box MS
Mrs. John Jacob Astor. Mrs. Astor Nj srS WSSIe StSIe
Mrs Frederick GaIiati and Miss Mary Sals,49sn s49sns
Yesterday afternoon one OF teas and s,,,,
receptions and at homes There was one dancs !.
the evening. and that given by Heber .
Bishop at his home, No SSI Fifth-ave vv,o-+L, -
ton Whtehouse led the cotiIon. dancing with Me-
Bishop. The favors pretty tribes silver -
ticles and artificial flowers. The daneing 80
place in the BALLROOM, which is decorated in the
apartments of the kind in New-York The DIit
attended dance were guests at djnnerI AOSe who
The large one given by Mrs Hermann Oerichs'. amy
until very late hour. "V' ehd
James J. Van Allen and the Misses Van Allen a..
going abroad for the spring and early sumrrar
They will return IN time for the Newnort Co.
They will occupy their London house 'O"
Mrs. Arthur Paget will start to-rnorrov for Na
port. where she will remain for several davs NJ
French'is still at Harbour View. She is expecting
visit from her son-tn-law and daughter Mr. ana
Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt General the Hor
Herbert and Mrs. Eaton are in town. and are ~
sail next week for Europe.
Mrs ]. West Roosevelt of No. 10 East Thirty
frst-st.. gave a tea yesterday afternoon for M
and Mrs. F. Marion Crawford who have recen+Iv
arrived in this country. There was an interestiu1
Merritt. Mrs. Prescott Hall Butler. Miss Butler
Stanley Dexter and Mr.. and Mrs Stanford Wbts hts
Mrs. Cadwalader Jones viii give tea for Mr.. and
Mrs. Crawford this evening.
Lady Eva Dugdale. who arrived on Thursday an
board the Oceanic with her husband. Frank Dry
dale, and whose projected trip to Canada and
Australia is abandoned in consequence Of Queen
Ntctorfa's death, is the principal lady in waiting
/ to the Duchess of Cornwall and York with whom
she has been since the marriage OF the latter
She is the only sister of the Earl Of Warwick and
| two Of her other brothers-namely, Alwyn and
Sydn,ey-are ,e; equerrtes to King Edward Frank
pretty country seat at Snitterfeld near Stratford
staying in this city and who was pTesspt : nov nov
Mrs Burns. at the Assembly ball. is the eldest son
cunard nf steamship e5 kSFd & snaman Ws Of the
wood, who likewise attended the Assembly with
received his title in connection with his public sr
vices as Mayor of Liverpool.
Mrs Van Rensselaer, Cruser will sail from c,aro,.
on January II for New-York on board the Kais-
erin Maria Theresa to spend the remainder OF ths
winter at Washington.
Among the receptions which were given yesterday
afternoon were those by Mrs. W. Storrs Wells
Mrs. Henry a. Crosby. Mrs. Mason Raborg Mrs
c. W. Bowen. Mrs. Maitland Armstrong and Mrs.
Beekman Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick J. De Peyster
and Mrs j. NJ Cebaos at No 2s EAST ana sxt. a5
sSe7eond,St another . in honor of their niece Miss
s Jaffray next week
Mrs. Potts. of No. 50 East Thirty-ninth-st will
| give reception this afternoon She will be as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. William Brevoort Potts
her daughter-in-Iaw. and her daughter. Miss Potts.
! Mrs. Charles VI. Lea and Miss Marjorie Vaughan
Lea, of No. IS West Tenth-st, gave large recep-
ton yesterday afternoon Miss Lea is one of the
debutanteS OF the season
Mrs. James H stebbins. of No 50 Madison-avs,
sry 81 ''''p'-0' o." 'ns AFTERNOON OF 'anu-
/ This evening Will take place the reception for
MISS Millet. the daughter Of Francis D. 1filet ar
| the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry w Poor ley
lnston-ave and Gramercy Park.
The meeting of two of the dancing organization,
took place last evening. One OF the subscription
/ dances arranged by Mrs AshbeI P Fitch. Mrs
/ D. Phoeaix lngraham and other matrons took pIaca
/ al the Astoria. and the, regular meeting Of the
FRIDAY evening dancing class which is also known
/ as MIS- Church's, took place at Sherry's. -
| Mrs. George R. Schiefelin will give a dinner this
/ evening for Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bruce Ismay
! There will be a ladies' day and evening rscsu-
/ tion held at the ST. Nicholas Club to-day.
Mrs George Frederick Carr will give the last ~
/ East Sixty -ninth-st - "
THE GOTERNOR'S VISIT.
/ POLITICS AND DINNERS FOR Mr. ODEIL-
! SENATOR PLATT DENIES STORIES
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