New-York tribune., 1901-02-05
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

Although some chose 20 call It good. old fash
iened snowstorm yesterday. the consensus ~
opinion in society was that the weather was dis
agreeable in the extreme. II served 10 interfere
with great many social functions OF a minor nat
ure The at homes and days were poorly at
tended There few enthusiastic skaters
the only entertainment in he morning. the Bagby
VINO 0f 5s sTs 9| gg Sg 4s T Re Reb5 s I6ss
Mrs. Henry SIIes Day,
The evening had as an attraction the vaudeville
which was given hy MI and Mrs Carlos De
Heredis for the tenth anniversary % their we'd
ding Here there was reunion OF the Lenox set
\ dinner dance was given oy My. and Mrs r. "
Besides a number OF dinners. there was also the
opera, where there was a large audience
There were about one hundred and fifty guests
present a. the Heredia vaudeville on arriving
~ the house. No. : East Seventv-eighch-st. after
10 O'Clock. they found the drawing room converted
into charming little theatre, with stage curtain
footiEAts and all the necessary accessories At
-9e ne s,c5 cgri2n 1H wsnt up The pr9grae ar
hand Nv japanese magician 500 snsisto eoi. u.
lowed by Louis Failkovski the musicai e,T,e4isr.
Emma Carus. who sang some coon songs. Greg
and CHARLES r. sweet the tramp pianist after The
lowed by dancing.
Mrs. Robert ", De Forests diuaer dance a.
her home No : Washington Square North "a.
informal affair There was no cotillon Several
of Mrs de Forests friends gave dinner parties
of ten and twelve and a,terward brought their
home, 10. ~. FItth-ave.. followed by a musical az
which Jean de Reszke Will sing
There will be a number Of meetings ~ dancing
classes this evening The Junior Cot!uon VII have
SIS last meeting al sherrys ana the Fortnishtly
la
two dances Wall De among the principal Incidents
bur there are also many diHners There will be
seveyE. given BY the patTOnesses of the Junior Co
dan;e '"@'' 10 ne
NJ and Mrs- stuyvesant Fish have cards out for
dinner February - Tomorrow evening will
Iake place the dance which Mrs. Fish is 10 give
, FOR her daughter Marion
Mrs. Bradish johnson gives a luncheon party To-
day al her home. No. Io2 Ft:th-ave. Dinner par
lies les will be Be given his evening by James Van
and by Captain and Mrs Warren c. Beach.
The dance OF James Henry smith At sherrys
or February Il viii be. already announced in
this column. a valentine affair The menus Will
@ m 5s @ e 2 5Eaf sr 65 sad OF @ Ha TOO o.
the cotillOn-
ST Valentines Eettl-drum' will TAX. place
at shsrrys on February IS.
Mrs c. oliver Iseun's dance az she-ry's for Miss
Nora Iselln will take place February L. and.
notwithstanding reports 20 the contrary. Mrs
AaT ATT S R aoms N6 fa fnP'T SanSs On ESP
for her daughter. Therese.
Mrs. Douglas Y Burnham and Mrs Daniel lie
Roy Dresser No 61 Park-ave.. Will give large re
cepuoE on SATURDAY. February Is. in honor Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Gordon " Rurnham
Mrs Gordon W Burnham has cards out for Mon.
days until April az No. % East Fifty -thrd-st
The sinsor Club attended the performance OF I'm
the Palace Of The Kins" at the Theatre Republic
last evening after which there a supper and
dance a. the Metropolitan Club given by Mrs.
John Burng Lawrence The party was chaPeroned
Boothby. Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs Henry b. Lock
Mrs George Lewis Gillespie will give the second
Of a series Of two THURSDAYS this week
Mrs. Alexander D shaw and her daughter. Mrs
Georse Lawrence Myers. have sent out cards for
Tuesdays until Lent at No. 20 West Thirty
eghth-st.
Mrs Feuoves Davis and Mss Davis will give
reception this afternoon al their home. No 81 West
Forty-eighth-st
Mrs Van Rensselaer, Cruger will be the guest Of
Mrs. Frances Mcneil Bacon her sister a, No 30
West Tenth-st,. during her stay in this city. She
Is due here this afternoon
a large theatre party was given last night al the
Criterion by Mrs James ". Markoe Miss Marion
Fish. Miss May Gallatn, John Iselin and stuyve-
SAINT Morris, jr-. being among the guests After
the performance OF When Knishthood Was IN
Flower the party adjourned to Sherrys for sup
per. after which some informal dancing took
place
Mrs. winslow. Of No 2 West Fitty-third-st., will
receive on Thursday afternoon, February =
Al the opera last evening there were some ab-
sentees The Gerrys were among this number
Mrs Astor was present. Her daughter Mrs. Orme
Wilson. vas with her. The Baroness SeiIliere in
pale blue and diamonds was an effective figure
on the other side OF the housa Mrs Luther
holntze was IN black, with many diamonds. Miss
AtAsrton Elight wore go,En OF silver gray. Mrs.