New-York tribune., 1901-01-19


ne rss day was quite DUH for change. and
ly 5 ~ many plans for going out of town for
hse .~.dav Tonight. hoV ever. there will be the
ar sD Mrs Lucius X. Wilmerdings for her
hughieI "a Harrimans and Mrs Alfred p Dix
Nnn.hEas E Bache Pratt and Mrs. Huntington have
3Ssn'5 s army anu navy @''''' '''
,..b Of Mrs. George Henry Warren was
ghe sbock She died suddenly at her house
lu~ Her death viii place Mrs. Robert Goelet
e. ~ Starr Miller and others of the Warren
Ms, mourning. Mrs. Warren was Miss Mary
Pbanih-
tIon,ilton NICK Twomblys dance last night
ME ~ the prettiest entertainments of the sea-
ps IT, - uas given for her da lighter Florence Mrs
o. a-bI,ss house No 6s4 Fifth-ave.. and that of
IEo EA,er Mrs ". Seward Webb which adjoins
1a - psed Dancing took place in the Twombly
while supper was served in that of Mrs
a9a Mrs TwOmbly. arrayed in white satin and
W. NTH diamond ornaments comprising a mag
@" -, tiara necklace and stomao her and Miss
bob,v In pale yellow satin and tulIe trimmed
" .bte roses received their guests about two
N.d in their drawing room, which was deco
'ss udth American Beauty :oses. The library
- aiming room were used for dancing. The great
.1ace y. of the dining room filled with Jap
IT, neach blossoms. while in the library golden
Ltbia Ln.sr adorned the onyx fireplace and the man.
- SIMMER was served by Sherry at midnight at
I'll tables scattered about the dining room, IL
So ana corridor Of Mrs. Webbs house, and i'm
,istely afterward the eotllon began. Sixty
,ss took part. II was led by Worthington
1rtsbouse who had Miss Twombly for his part
" He was assisted by Munson Norris dancing
-stb Miss Fredericka Webb. The favors consisted
- aowered fans silk opera bags silver pencil and
zen holders silk orders canes, %hips cigar cutters
NESTS were Mrs. Astor, Mr., and Mrs; J: ]. Astor.
Nr and Mrs Whela% Mn Ked MI and mrs; 9gden
SsTsrd Cutting. Mr.. and Mrs, Lucius Is. Wilmer
momer and MF LLOYD and BFdf Sf Nj Clarence nnS Ms f
MT and Sloane Mg Heept r pnd PsTTen MTe william Mr aPa
Webb Miss Helen Barney. Miss Bishop. Miss
Gladys Brooks ss the MISSES BT9e MISS H grde naT the
Mss Fish. the Misses Gerry; Miss Mary Gurnee.
Tss Nss Hunt Miss Hoyt Miss Therese Tselln, Miss
Nora Iselin Miss Lila Sloane. Mr. Barley. J. d. r.
piatti, T Burden, jr.. s P. Blagden. jr, A. H.
ArpRsga Rgsamobd menIy CToss Colonel George DTer +
sHauteville Robert L. Gerry G. Beekman Hop
Mn Archibald Harrison. Ernest Iselin and Bar
Gay Kountze.
Mrs Clarence H. Mackays dance the Astoria
m February ] will be elaborate affair. The
cetlon promises 10 be particularly attractive. In
one Of the figures a sedan chair made OF the palest
yoet chiffon, will be brought in and will be filled
With Drecoire sticks. covered with lilac satin and
and mauve orchids
wOrthington Whitehouse will lead the cotiIlon.
with Miss Evelyn Sloane at the dance TO be given
fE Mrs William D. Sloane on Monday evening. He
VIII be assisted by Munson Morris.
Mrs George R. sehieffelin gives dinner party on
January 26 for her daughter, Mrs. Bruce Ismay
VINO is now on her way here from Europe. Mrs |
Robert Hoe has invitations out for young peo-
PIES dinner on January 81.
Mrs. H. Mason Raborg gave a large reception
With music. her house. No 16. East Thirty
eghth-st Mrs. Louis Cas!mir de Coppet, of No |
6 East Fiftieth-st., also held a reception and
Mss EHie Vanderbilt Caesar gave another for her
cousin, Miss Jessie McNamee, at the Kensington
Tth-ave and Fifteenth-st. Mrs ". Storrs Wells
Mrs Louis Vaughan Clark. Mrs Edward II. Lam
don Mrs Thomas Henry Randall and Mrs. Beck
The opera was wei patronized, ana nearly ali
the parterre boxes were filled.
As this afternoon is a De Reszke day. the at
snaance at the opera matinee will be large. Mrs.
Iues Reynal will give one Of her opera parties. |
gis. s. Barton French will also have party
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moore Robinson. OF Phila- |
dphia. gave a large dinner last evening in honor |
# Mr. and Mrs Norman de R. Whitehouse, who |
vent 10 visit them. After dinner the entire |
party went 10 the Paul bal.
Mrs. John Reynolds To;ten, Of No. ~ West Fifty
fourth-st.. and Mrs Melville Delaney Landon. |
No. West seventy-ffth-st., viii give receptions
this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Vanderbilt VIII return
TO New-York al the end Of next week.
". K Vanderbilt gives a large dinner party to- |
night at his house No 66O Ffth-ave. He will also
give a dance before Lent.
Mrs. Pembroke F. Jones will give a luncheon
party Of twenty Monday at her house. No. 13
Vest Fifty-irst-st. Mrs. Jones is giving a series
Of dinners on Tuesdays this month. The next will
be in honor Of Miss Eleanor Jay.
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane gave large dinner
party last evening. and afterwarG took her guests
70 Mrs. Twomblys dance. Dinner parties were also
gwen last night by Mrs. Henry Clews and Mrs.
Charies Lanier