New-York tribune., 1901-02-19
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY

There are still a great many dinner,
ard luncheous to he enjoyed. as weu =. .n sVen
ana meetings OF all kinds at which ,hsrs ."
much sayety. and which will keep up a -.
until Easter To-day is shrove Tuesday or ,saN.
Gras- In New-Orleans Il is celebrated - ru
masked professions. the famous ball OF the ,r s'o
hrewe o. komus and the reception OF Rs~ -
his Court There are many New-York y5s,.-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Norman de r. whitebouss -
ever were unable 10 be in New-orleans IN tirs g.
the carnival There are also brilliant nroz-slor lor
Tor professions and carnival affairs OF an finsan S
ae eS SNd oH az q cannes % These are not gay 'his
part The number Of Americans az Nice is 1Alns cas
parattVely small. many preferring TO rer,alo a.
Paris rather than 10 20 to the Riviera. IN
Yesterday was gay enough in all conscienc.
There than the usual numhsr :.
luncheons and receptions. one OF the most Iar,.,
attended of the latter being that given nv NJ.
William c. schermerhorn and Mrs. John T. Kan,
at thei~ horse No. - West Twenty -thlrd-st Anon-
those who were at home were Mrs Ivn,
EC%Nm E MI Nj " 49, Gueene Farsens Mrs A. Holland
and Mrs. Jefferson Codd!ngton. Mrs. John C. Scot,
gave dinner IGr Miss Anita scott and Mrs. Gerald
Lloyd = Bryce gave dinner dance for her daugh-
brilliant audience TO hear Mel5a in the mad seems
n Lucia"
There are few houses admirably adapted
for entertaining than the old Cooper mansion.
which has been the scene of many brilliant
functions and Mrs. Llcyd 5. Bryce's dinner dane,
there was a very successful affair The party a.
the dinner numbered seventy. and was seated a.
dve tables. Afterwards Mrs Gerald Hoyt brought Ss
in her party Of twenty-four; who bad been dining
with her The cOtillon was led by Munson Morris
dancing with Miss Clara Bryce and the favors con.
sisted OF the usual pretty trhes The guests COM
prised of the season s. deDUtantes and what "a
known as the younger set
This evening the Fcrtnighty will have its dance
at the WaIdorf-AstoTi and Mrs. Robert McAnis-
Lloyd will give cotiilon at her house in Gra-
mercy Park: There are no other large entertan-
quiet, owing 70 It's being Ash Wednesday.
Miss Leary. who has been entertaining gres,
deal this winter. VIII have performance Of The
Daisy Chain, az her house. No Fifth3ave.. this
Tuesday. but after Lent begins she will be a,
Peter Marie gives dinner party tonight at his
house. No. East Thirty-seventh-st
concert at which Nine. Norlica. Nine schu.
mann-Helnk and NJ Bjorksten will take part Will
BE s9H Tn ~, in the he. aTsT p1s4 s9ro9m % e
Johns Memorial kindergarten.
The rose show at the Waldorf-Astoria. which
was announced in The Tribune some weeks ago
begins to-day under fashionable patronage. 1t "a
for ao hs Gn 2I hS @ 6aEampv: 64 aHnsH a Se It n
Sullivan County ana will continue So-morrow and
Mr. and Mrs. oliver Hartman ir.. are due IN
New-York to-day. Contrary to general expecta-
tion, they. did not go abroad with Mr.. Vanderbilt.
noon. Nj. and Mrs Hartman Will however. go to
Europe later in the season
Nr. and Mrs James A. Burden. ir.. sailed on
SATURDAY. for England. They will join Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney and then will cruise with
hem in the MediterraneaR Mr and IN Mrs William
for short trip in April
The Post Graduate Sewing Class will NEE. a,
Mrs Bradish Johnson's tomorrow afternoon Ths
Knckerbocker Bowling Club will meet tomorrow
afternoon and the Knickerbocker Sewing Class in
the morning
Mr. and Ms. J. Montgomery Hare will OCCUPY
the Winthrop place at Lenox. Mass. next season
Mrs Frederick Eddy. Mrs. " Thayer Ro5b and
Mrs Goodhue Livingston are among those who
have organized the bridge whist tournament 70 Be
Z for the benefit OF the baby wards OF the Posi-
Graduate Hospital
Mrs. Francis Mcneil Bacon has issued invita-.
tions for dinner party for February q. for her
son. Wentworth Cruger Bacon.
II was a brilliant night az the opera. Society
was very well represented and much enthusiasm
displayed IN the boxes. Mrs. Burke-Roche was
very handsome in black tulle over black SILK sne
wore a large diamond star IN her hair. Miss
Josephine Johnson was in black tulle. embroidered
IN gold and wore large ornament OF gold fligres
in the back of her coiffure. She with Mrs
Henry Clews, who was exceedingly smart IN wnlta
and silver. Mrs. H. Mex. TwOmbly wore olacs
velvet. long white gloves and white ostrich plqm5
IN her hair. Her Jewels were pearls she hao
with her Miss Lila Sloane, very charming and
gIrlish, IN white. with "A wreath OF white flowers
Miss Mabel Gerry wore exquisite gown or tuT-
quOise blue. which was held at the sleeves VILE
large punches Of Neapolitan violets- Mrs. Pres-
cott Hall Butler and Miss Butler were IN Box NO
. Miss Butler being in white and Mrs. Butler IN
lavender.
Mrs. Deancey Kane was In Box No. Is. WIN
Miss Isein. Miss Barley was in Box No ls sns
wore rose pink. Miss Angelica Gerry, VINO was
with Miss Mabel and Mrs Gerry, wore black MISS
Marion Haven was in white Others in the audt
ence We're Mr. and Mrs. W; Bayard Cutlns an: ans
Miss Justine Cutting Mrs. Luther kountze Mlss
KouutZe Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. Alr anu MI
Charles B. Alexander. Mrs Clarence H. MaeAas!
Miss Bishop. Mrs. j. Pierpont Morgan, MI s alSs
Mrs e =; BerWind. Mrs. George L. klVeS s0
Nr. and Mrs. r. T. Wilson.