New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

The second Cinderella dance took place las, .,,.-
ing at sherrys. II one Of the PRINCIPAL sr,aa
tatnments Of the evening The subsrrtb
many. and among them are Mrs. John s Ba-'D'
Mrs Cadwalader Jones. Mrs Charles T Pc
Mrs. Francis Fl. Cabot, Mrs Eugene Delano ~
Frederick j. De Peyster, Mrs. r. James g.
Mrs Walter Gurnee Mrs. J. Pierpont Morqar ~
j. Kennedy Tod, Mrs. James T. Gardiner M
v Robbins. Mrs. Henry z. HowIand Mrs So
ford White, Mrs. Morgan Dix. Mrs Juaius NJ
S2n Mrs J1nlas A Scrymser. Mrs Louis p Hsno.
M- \ Tbaver 9sPS RoS5 Mrs Sn2sles SIg1sS stsb61
stephen Van Rensselaer,, Mrs j. s. Edgsr Ms Ms
John g Nesser Mrs J. W. Miller Mrs n 3
Hoyt Mrs Beverley Robinson. Mrs. Carroll 81 n =
Mrs. Alfred Pell and Mrs. Anson Phelps S-oLieoe
PROMPTLY on the stroke of twelve It Was lSnsd aS @
SCHUYLER Schieffelin. dancing with Miss Nild-y
tlon- The guests were received by Mrs staSseo; @ 60;
wa we've mrs; Beverley Robinson Mrs j. H. Mile
There were number Of large dinners One az -.
largest was that given by James j. Van Ale, :.
bis home, No. IS East Thirty-ninth-st for NJ
sara Van Allen. The other was given by Mrs RoL
err Hoe No II East Thirty-sixth-st At DeIroo1,
cos thsre was the hnal Bachelors and Spnsts-s,
Durlard's. Ae' AZ
TIE ball for The benefit Of St. Johns Guild ana
the Red Cross Hospital will take place on Febr,
ary II az the Astoria. Alexander NJ. Hadden VII,
DC az the head of the Floor Committee and anorv
tne paitronesses who are much interested and who
Mrs Samuel Shipiey Mrs William B Sn CosFe tFIenen
70 play. ID
Among those giving dinners Tomorrow evsrt,
are Mr. and Mrs Edmund L. BayIss This Is the
second in their series. The Saturday Evening Dan
cling Class will meet al DeImonicos. ~
Fashionable New-York society will be Iarvslv
represented at the memorial service for Queen We
toria at Trinity tomorrow. All cards Of admission
10 the church have been disposed OF days ago. and
eral entertainments which were 10 take pacs 1o ~
morrow have been put of on account Of the f1-
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. Macka7
viii give their dinner dance at the Waldorf-4s-
toria. It viii be an important affair The dinner
will be served in the Astor gallery. and after in
cottuon will be danced in the East Room Follow
Ing the cotillon there VIII be supper the Astor
GALLERY Quantities Of orchids viii be used IN the
floral decorations, which will be Of the most eiah-
crate character.
Mrs r. Mortimer Brooks gave a large dinner
party last evening at her house No. I East Forty
ffth-st Mrs. ogden GoeIet had a large dinner
party on Wednesday
Yesterday was essentially one Of receptions
There many at homes To-day among
those who are receiving are Mrs. William D. Har.
per, No. l06 East Seventeenth-st- Mrs. John
Schenck. No 81 East Eighty-secoud-st.. and Mrs
Beekman and Miss Beekman. No. 50 F1fth-sve
Miss Hester Gouverneur Hone has been visiting
Mrs. Edward Willing in Philadelphia. Mrs. George
W ChiIds DrexeI will give dinner in that city on
February in honor Of Mrs. John Lyon Gardner
of New-Tork
Miss Calender gave large theatre party last
evening for the three Misses Cryder. After the
play the party returned 10 Miss Callenders and
Mss De Forests apartments, where there was
supper and informal dance.
The New-York Yacht Club held reception yes
terday afternoon in its new clubhouse in West For
ty-fourth-st. It partook OF the nature of house
warming. II lasted from to O'Clock The Recsp-
tiou Committee consisted Of Rear=Adnnirsl Erben
Philip Schuyler. Irving GrinneI. c. Oliver Isein
s y. Kane, Cornelius Vanderbilt, J. J. Astor and
Daniel Appleton The club trophies and medals
constituted q source OF much interest 10 the visit
tors before descending TO the spacious grill room
and palm Caf3. where refreshments were served.