New-York tribune., 1901-01-16

about three hundred. II did not get under way TIL
nearly midnight. when supper was served at small
tables in the dining and in the corridors of
both houses.
The follows:
Bou!llon la rGhe en- tasse.
F4et de bdsaf a ia Renaissance
Pate de- caneton en- Belevue saIade Oriental.
Gateaux- PaTfait au cafe. BOnbcns
M9ss Gaanaeas 3a, Imperial B' q ABoli93rs
After supper the cotlon took place led by
Craig W Wadsworth dancing with the hostess.
about seventy couples taking part in il. The IA
vors comprised little tr!nkets such pencil cases,
scent bottles pocketbooks and match safes. tiny
used for the garden figure, and con-
sisted OF wands topped with large punches of roses
for the women and canes similarly adorned for the
chiffon. covered with white lace, on which black
lace medallons were appligued - Mrs; M Astors
elaborately spangled with silver.
The dinner dance given by Mrs. Clarence
Mackay at the Astoria February will be
large affair the guests numbering about two hun
dEed The Astor Galery the East , r. Room naa the the
the occasion @ Din nneT vii he s Sssvfd fe at a H Tn
be danced in the Myrtle Room
Mrs Morgan Dix gave large dinner party last
night at Trinity rectory in honor of Miss Frederca
Webb daughter of DR. and Mrs. W Seward Webb.
Mrs Dix's guests were seated at four tables deco
rated with pink roses. They comprised Miss Webb.
Miss Twombly, Miss Nora Iseln, Miss Elenor jay.
Miss Marion Fish, Miss Gardiner. Miss Metcalf,
Miss Molly Lee. Miss Rosamond Street, Miss
Therese Iselin Miss Leila Bryce. Miss Pauline Rob
inson Miss Carrie Edgar and Miss Mary Hartman
and Ernest Iselin Alonzo Potter Herman & hihhS9. cut
latin, William Coffin. Robert Livingston C9ster
H hfen Wsi1ace. Wam Sloane Wiiam White
house and John Clinton Gray. jr
Mrs Pbi1in livingston who was to give large
dinner party last night in the annex of the Metro
politan Club was obliged to POSTPONE It until later
in the season. She is suffering from grip
Dinners given last night by Mrs Maturin
Livingston, No, East sixty-ninth-st.; Mrs j.
Langdon Schroeder. No 50 West Eleventh-st., VINO
Astor's dance; Mrs. Pembroke Jones. and W Butier
Duncan, No Fifth-ave., who gave a olhner LOT
men, with eighteen covers.
Mrs William Payne Thompson closed her cottage
at Westbury yesterday and returned to town for
the winter.
theatre party. followed by supper and dance
in the annex of the Metropolitan Club Will be
given by Mrs. Robert olyphant on January p for
her daughter Amy.
Mr. and Mrs J. Hooker Hamersey have cards
out for series of Friday dinners, the first to take
place next Friday evening at their house, NO 1850
Fifthave Captain and Mrs WarTen Beach aGd W TI
and Mrs George schieffein will entertain in honor honor
Stephen Pell.
Mrs. Arthur Paget sails from Europe to-day for
visit to this country. Her stay will be quite
short as she will join large party in the West
Indies and from there sail to the Riviera
Mr. and Mrs Elisha Dyer, jr., and Miss Swan
were this week in Paris. They will be in the South
Of France for the of the season. and will also
go 70 Egypt.
The dance to be given by Mrs. Lloyd for Miss
Eleanor Morris and that also to be given by Mr.
and Mrs Morris for their daughter, the Metro
politan Club Annex have been abandoned and invl-
tations recalled account of the death of Arthur
J. Peabody.
The wedding of Miss Elisa Strong, daughter of
Colonel and Mrs. John NJ Strong, of Syracuse
r. William V. b. Kip. Of DIR. and Mrs
isaac Kip took place yesterday afternoon at the
house of the brides cousin, Mrs Samuel Penni-
man No East Seventy -seventh-st Only rela-
tives and a few intimate friends asked to
the wedding The bride who dress of
F2russels point lace white satin, and tulle
veil. and who carried a shower bouquet of
/ deniss and lilies of he valley attended by
her cousin Miss Constance Knower, maid of
honor. She was attired in white chiffon, edged
win lace and wore short tulle veil fastened
ith prince OF Wales's pumes. The brides
Iaaids' R1aas corneiia Brady Harris, were gowned
/ Ike the maid OF honor, with the exception that
haSyyces Matthew Astor Wilks was Mr.. Kips best
man and his ushers We're Phllip livingston Philip
W;SSer was vicar of Trinity Chapel The guests
! Mrs William Rheinlander, Mr. and Mrs. 7; ]. Oak
Psysar Fey and the Misses De Peyster Mr. and MRS
| J. Hooker Hamersley Mr. and Mrs James w.
| i,eary Mr. and Mrs. Chester Griswod. Mrs. Jules
Reynal. Mr. and Mrs Henry Mills Sd Day, Mrs 4r Fred
z Baroness de Selllere.