New-York tribune., 1901-02-06
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

| Despite the incement weather last evening was
! very busy from social point of view. There
were three large dances, Mrs. George ]. Gould's
musical and any number Of dinner parties. In
p7oaching Society shows me- nc signs Yet Of any dis
| position to moderate the mad whir of gayety that
| has characterized the winter OF the hrst year IN
the new century.
Among those at Mrs. George ]. Goud's dinner
| and musical her house. No. s57 Fifth-ave. last
| night. AIR. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones. Mt
and Mrs I sydneg Smith & Mr. and and Mrs M E. A. Ma Harri
| B. AIexander Mr.. and Mrs. W 4 Duer. Montaeu
White Mr. and Mrs Coodhue livingston and l..
Beeckman.
Among yesterdays entertainments
luncheon party by Mrs. Bradlsh Johnson. at her
house. No 100 Fifth-ave. while dinner parties
given last night by James J. Van Allen. Mrs. Ogden
Mills. Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt. Captain and Mrs
Warren c. Beach, Mrs. Anson w. Hard and Mrs
Mrs. Carlos B, de Garmendia and Miss de Gar
menda, who recently arrived from Europe. are
staying with Mrs. Felowes Davis. who yesterday
at her house. No s. Vest FoTty-eshth-st ''''
The first OF three illustrated lectures was given
yesterday afternoon by Dwight L. E!mendort in
the Astor Gallery. under the patronage Of a num-
her OF fashionable women. II was managed by
Mrs. Robert Osborn The subject yesterday after
noon was Paris
The attendance was unusually large at the Junior
Cotilon At Sherrys last night possibly because it
was the last dance OF the season OF a particularly
popular class The guests were received by Mrs. c.
Oliver Iselin Mrs Beverly Robinson. Mrs. Charles
Henderson and Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge. Alex
ander NJ Hadden led the cotuon. dancing with
Miss Nathalie Wells The dancers included the
Misses May Gallalin, Nora Iselin, Theresa Iselin,
Louise HOLSTER sybi Kane Edith Post. Catherine
TnoHd street ana taroine de aules. as well as the
There was likewise another OF the fortnightly
dances last evening az the Waldort-Astorl. which,
in spite Of the stormy weather was well attended
The guests were received as usual by several o
ston Delaaeld.
The fourth Of the Tuesday evening assemblies
given in the large. ballroom at Delmoncos
last evening. Among those who received were Mrs.
Clement c. Wilcox. Mrs William \. Parke Mrs.
Sha2 John White XaraR ana Mrs Mr.. HSny sSS 5 Me- Nf
were assisted by the Board OF GOvernors-Andrew
James A. Van Waeenen and Walter r ~1icf'
There was no coulon, and supper served in
he smaller ballroom Among those present were
son. Miss Helen Thain. Miss Florence Carpenter.
Miss CAROLINE Sherer. Miss Lizzie Clarke Miss Olive
Miss Mabel Newkirk.
Archbishop Corrgan. Bishop Farley, Judge and
Mrs. Morgan J. O'Brien. Mr.. and Mrs William r
Grace and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A Phnbin were
among those present at the Teeepon given yester-
house, No. East Sxty-ninth-st Mrs O'Donohue
mas been IN mourning for several years.
Pink and green will be the color scheme or the
floral decorations at the dance given this evening
by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish at her house, No % East
SE R 8 for her daughter MaEicn sup
Ink I MOVERS. Mrs. Fish gave a luncheon party Of
Mrs, Walter s Gurnee. jr.. Of No S East Thirty
third-st will give dinner party this evening. and
at home yesterday afternoon
This morning there will be the customary meet
ings OF bridge whist classes Two of the sewing
classes will also meet this morning These are the
knickerbocker. which will hold It's regular meeting
and the sewing class in aid Of Post GraduaIe
Ii2Spllal, az me home OF Mrs ". J. Schie1en. Nc
1Ed o1, The The first meeting of the
at the Tennis Building, No 2l2 West Forty-frst-s,
Among the receptions will be at homes by Mrs
William Perry. Mrs. William Nelson Cromwell
MIS- James }; Faye Mrs Edward DC clifford
chisholm and Mrs. Charles Conc
Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor have arrived
at Aiken They started announced in this col
ginn i on SUNDAY afternoon They viii take mmedi-
timer BrcoR "a te[ ensc,ed MI ana MIS- n Nor
IaPtIy hhinG up ana nearly all tho cottages are
Mrs Ernest G. La Montague will give reception
this afternoon for her sister-in-aw Mrs Clinton
Hastings Catherwood
Tomorrow evening will take place the second Of
the series Of two dinner dances given by 4 number
OF well known fashionable women. The affair will
be held Delmonico's and there VIII be a cotiIlo,
after the dinner Il is for the debutantes of the
season, nearly ali Of whom will be present
Mrs Thomas Hitchcock has sent out invitations
for luncheon party Friday a he- house No
\ East Twenty -ninth-st. 49,
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruger is expected IN arrive
to-day. She will go directly TO the home of her
sister, Mrs Francis Mcneil Bacon. Later She will
WISH Mrs. James T. hernochan in Washington
General the Hon. Herbert and Mrs E,a+o, ssu
this morning for England. They have been in town
since the wedding Of Mrs Eaton's sister ., AIfroa
Gwynne Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs VanderbiIt re
10 visit them in England. ''
Miss Suzanne Brightson daughter of Mr. and Mrs
George Edgar Brightson. married in Grace
Church chantry Yesterday to Charles BeIaen
Ketcham. son of Congressman J. n Ketcbaro %
Dover Plains. y. Y The Rev A q Cupn,ins tr
OF POGg ghkeepste. oficiated The roaf5 - LcS -,
was Miss Florence Brightson and the hast ,,aT -
w. Provost The ushers Were r Katc6srIn, I,'+ ~ :,
114CAS. NiI4ldHl farquhaT and A. Hatfield
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