New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
ABOUT SOCIETY.

ston Is and Shesss5 sSgrS SGriswod Miss Ewing Mss r N,
among other entertainments yestsrdav -
Ihe aiternSon delightful performance ~ ~
D4lsy Chain at Miss Leerys. a musical a, 49,
aoHie Ol Mrs Julien t. Davies and receptions -
Miss Della Gurnee and Mrs Hallett AIson po-. !"
s Gurnee: jr.. Mrs Bradish johnson pot Prs Walter
ETs: Ed.aE5 n 81 Williams James Van Allen ana NE
The dance at Mrs Robert McAIister rlovs.
house In Gramercy Park was preceded N, !,
ner party for twenty-four soma ai.st a u'n-
tional guests several of whom had been s,"'-
with Mrs. George B. Post coming IN aft.
The eotillon was led by Beekman Hopun ds1oa"L
with tne hostess The favors consisted OF sr
scent bottles and pencil cases. Chinese dolls ana
puzzles. American flags. ribbon bracelets and o,h.-
trinkets. After the dance supper was sarvs5 ~
small tables. The dance was essentialiv ora ~ a.
Misses Auehincoss Babcock, cTos5v 0el@g rot the
Barnes, De Forest Ella de Peyster Nav GsIIae,ld
Edith Post Katherine Pratt and Naibs,sS STOKES 1s
and Phoenix Ingraham, wainwright paris" "Es Fd
ngston Marshal KeraocRan Ke9seb Gs Eey5tST Ly
Phoenix Remsen. jr.. ana George Bagden. ir
The Fortnightly Dance-the last OF the sasson
at the Waldorf-Astoria last evening was an .x
ceedingly brilliant and largely attended Tba
guests We're received by Mrs. Lewis Livinrs,or
Delafeld and several of the other patronesSe.
| Which
| there were two favor figures The women receivs,
pretty flower trimmed Leghorn hats and fancy
paper ruches, and the men. orders and sword bavo
nets. The guests included Miss Margaret Ret,s
Stephen G3 1 p Nash q G. W Brown. Hobart Belts. Miss
lam Tidball Miss Waring; Mrs. Keyes. Miss Helen
1iypRan'' M E M Mrs' ID DIX william NJ verBye Mrs
Andre Reggi3S Henry w: Warren Paul C. Prem.
The concert given IN the large ballroom az ,ss
Astoria yesterday afternoon for the benefit Of s.
Johns Memorial Kindergarten, drew Fashionable
audience. Mime. schumann-Heink In the Wander
led Of Hartman. Nine Nordica in the "Arietta"o a,
Vidal and Miss Martina Johnstone the SvsdsTs
vtolinist in the "Preised' from Wagner's 'Sisis.
present.
At Miss Leary's musical yesterday afternoon
| there were present among others, Mrs Astor Mrs
Arthur Paget. Mrs. Charles NJ. Oelrichs Harry
Lehr Mrs y yinton Dahlgren Sir Bache and Lady
| Pearson, Mr. and Mrs Frank Burial Hoffman
and Lord ClonmeL
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman IT, arrived 4,
New-York yesterday. They will remain here soma
time. The departure of William K. Vanderbilt in
the Valiant from Savannah attended with
some ceremony. According 70 letters from that
city, great number OF the citizens stood on bal.
comics and in windows in the shipping part OF the
port and waved farewell Ships and steamers
saluted. and the Valiant returned these greetings
Mr.. Vanderbilt previously drove the members Of
waiting 70 convey them to New-York, and then be
Vaiant The first sroD ~ viii be Ma9ars Ea ooadqsd s, the
Nice Is the objective point-
This afternoon. being that Of Ash Wednesday IN.
amusemeRts put on more of a Lenten garb. There
will be meeting OF the Post Graduate Sewing
Class at Mrs. Bradish JOhnson's. a meeting OF tnA
Knickerbocker Bowling Club the armory an
eI the Whist Club In the evening at Mrs. BorrOwes
the opera Which is Considered i Wen condiiiones s
Lenten amusement, will probably have large
audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt are IN town
for few days prior to sailing for Europe General
the Hon. Herbert and Mrs. Eaton will go with them.
Mrs. Francis Ormond French viii remain for
Wooisey, who were ma rried on Saturday, viii sail
frst days OF their honeymoon Long Island.
Mrs Smith Hadden has Joined the Aiken colony.
where Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor. Reginald
Brooks 1Ir. and Mrs TrenOr L. Park. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mortimer Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nc
vickar are at present. Mrs. Pembroke Jones takes
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish, Mrs. Hermann Oelrchs. Mr
On Gu a rislt to her south carolina 1lantation The
party starts tomorrow The Norman Whitehouses
Will join them later.
The Venetian Carnival which will be given at
the Waldorf-Astoria on March IA for the benefit Of
the Society OF Decorative Art, promises 70 be
very beautiful affair There will be a rose dance.
the Tell Me- Pretty Maiden" dance from "Floro-
dora" a horupipe. a golf and folly dance and
dance by Marguerite and "Mephistopheles
These will be done by young girls and men Wen
known IN society. about sixteen in each dance
There will be queen OF the carnival, and many
charming features to ii. Afterward there will be a
number of supper parties, which will be followed by
dancing in the large ballroom. During the afIsr
crative Art will be held in the east foyer. Tickets
and boxes Tor the e eagniv st MAY 0s PTosred at ~
Two engagements of interest are reported from
Philadelphia One OF them is that OF Miss Hope
Binney Tyler and Robert Leaning Montsomsry.
Mrs. Tyler: Miss Tyler's mother. was Miss 5s 5ops
shober and Thomas Willing Peters have also an
nounced their engagement
Baron and Baroness de seilliere spending the
week at the clubhouse at Chatsworth ~ j.
The Bellevue Hospital knitting and sewing
class organized by Miss Leary will meet Tues
days during Lent at her house IN Fffth-ave.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver iselin go 70 Aiken early neat
poses 20 ioin the colony OF New-Yorkers there.
Mrs. Henry / Barley has issued invitations for
dinner party on February q.
Le Comte sang. with organ. harp and piano sc-
compartment. at the successful musical given on
Monday evening by Mrs. William Douglas sloane
TOstfs Ave Marie and Denza's Luna Feori
meeting special approval
An entertainment will be given Monday even
ing at the Berkeley Lyceum by members or the
Comedy Club for the benefit of the Business "o"'
ems Club.
COUNT ADELBERT DE CHAMBRCN MARRIED
Cincinnati. Feb. ls.-Afiss Clara z. Longwortn. or
Cincinnati. and Count Adelbsrt de Chambrun. OF
France. married noon to-day at the nome
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