New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

-ote in The color scheme was white and yellow.
s,s instead OF ponsettia white daisies and palms
-rsre used. The rotunda was canopied with South
=, srailax which yellow tulips and daffodils
- arranged. The corridor leading TO the hall
-oorn presented a conservatory effect groups Of
aims and srnilaX making immense lane of
rreen. As al the first Assembly, green only was
vsss IN the ballroom, where lacework Of south
- suilax fell from the first and second row of
boxes and from the music gallery. The menu an
the supper was as follows:
chaud
combo ae volatile passe Terrapene la Bal,,rno-.
fGu.tres creme. Canard Canvasbacl
e d. .oii Fs gtas P'ue ma2o6hdss IA Gss de vo,.n.
salade De HomaTd p,s,,,,, Sandwiches ct Rnlettes.
Mdst 5sr- ana chandon nlii4 Imperial Rrut Gaze
Quite number Of dinners were given before the
hal which was very late. The attendance was ex-
cellent Unlike the first affair. there was no dis
,inetve feature. The debutantes who were pres
ent last evening had made their bows some time
ureviously. and were now quite tait with enter
-a,nnents and dances. The young married women
were present il large numbers and many held little
courts OF their own, surrounded by their friends
A few left after supper. this being the very smart
thing 10 DO In fact the ball was more OF an as
senbly, as its name implies than has been held
for some years. There were many strangers from
Sioo s5SefR RGspo G Of Rome the guest Of Mrs TSatcher
N. Adams charles Samps9I,n; o., OF B6st9nl. also q
guest OF MS. Acarnsi the Kew W. y; Lhayer, OF
southborO, Mass, the guest Of Ny and Mrs. Fran
so-5 s and Henry DevereauX Of England the guests
II Mrs Cadwalader Jones; Mr.. and Mrs Charles
he MsTagss d M TayT9n@a ID Per RgEig2Fd and PEnse s
PhIlip Schuyler. the guest OF Mss Whitney; Mr
snd Mrs Robinson, the guests Of Mrs. Stephen Van
s. RsnsTss 5Ss T NE ees Ss II MS NJ Bayar catt aa
Miss Gore. Of Philadelphia. the guest OF Mrs Cos
Ms Robert B. MInturn; Sir William and Lady
Forwood, Of England, the guests OF Miss Mhitney
eno George Armstrong, the guest OF Mrs. Soley.
The guests were received by Mrs. W. Bayard Cut
ting Mrs Edmund L. Baylies. Mrs. William Doug
las Sloane and Mrs. Duncan Cryder- The recep-
ZION lasted an hour, throughout which time there
was general dancing. Supper was served about
12sO o'clock at small tables in the AstoT Gallery
and Myrtle Eoo-l AltsI sU+psT q G1e.--Oas w ~
F4adden and the Marquse de Tallyrand Psrigord
women and boutonnieres fer the men.
Mrs. william Douglas Sloane was in mauve.
Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting in pale green satin, Mrs.
Edmund I Baylies in black satin, embroidered
with silver and trimmed with pink roses; Mrs. Dun
can cryder in black chiffon, embroidered with large
let butterflies made over white satin, her three
daughters being n PINK saLln coEerea WIN WIN cha 5
fon; MS CadN2-ader Jones. "a NLlLI5 sam 80. dlu
lace with Miss Jones in white satin: Miss Beatrice
Post in black jetted tule; Miss Edith Post, in
cerise chiIIon sat-n mrs ! 1aAscgn sSi CSoe' - -.
white satin and lace, and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce. IN
hlge tule
Among the guests were Colonel and Mrs. John
Jacob Astor. James J. Van Alien, the Misses Van
Allen. III and Mrs. P. Fulton Cutting, Mr.. and
sIrs Elbridge T. Gerry, the Misses Gerry, Miss
Louise NcALister, Mrs Spottswood Schenck, the
Misses Cry6er SIr. and Mrs. William A. Street,
Miss Rosanon6 Street Nr- and Mrs. H. Mex.
TWombly, Miss Twcmbly, Miss Leila Sloane, Nj
and Mrs ". Stcrrs Wells Miss Wells, Mrs. Fred
erick GaIlatin Miss Gallatin. Nr. and Mrs Ruther-
furd Ely. Mss Helen Rutherfurd Ely. Mrs Penn
broke Jones 0Ir. and Mrs. T Suffern Taller Mrs.
Herman Oelrichs. Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Wander
hIt IL Mrs Ogden Goelet Miss May Goelet, Mr..
and Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll, Mrs. Frederick J.
De Peyster, the Misses De Psyster, Miss Edith
Post Miss Catherine Dix Mrs. Y. Seward Webb,
Mss Webb, Miss Scott, the Misses Gurnee Nj
and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce and the Misses Bryce. Mrs
Adrian Iselin, jr, Miss Therese Iselin, Mrs. c.
Oliver Iselin. Miss Nora Iselin, Ernest Iselein.
Phenix Ingraham, Craig Wadsworth, Louis Keller
W Barclay KoUntze. Coster Wilmerding. Mrs;
Mrs / Townsend Burden, the Misses Burden,
Colonel and Mrs. William jay and Miss Eleanor
Jaw Miss Atherton Blight, Mrs. William P l-omP-
son. Miss Han Mr.. and Mrs. \. Cass Canfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H Mackay. Miss Fin Pot
Ter, James Stllman. Philip VI. Lydlg, tredeIlcA
7. Belts. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer Miss
Kathleen Nelson Mrs. FREDERICK Nelson, -s Mrs
Charles 7. Barney. Miss Helen Barney, Mss caro-
line Livingston. Mr. ana Mrs W II Harrinan 2I-rl a
MSS slaIS ai--Ll-tl-- ---e l.-'e-
Misses Delatield Mrs Stephen Van Rensselaer,.
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Mrs Cadwalader Jones, Miss BeatriX Jones, Dun
can Harris and Munson Morris.
The infant girl Of Nj and Mrs " K Wander
blk, jr. VAS christened yesterday afternoon in
Archbishop Corrigan's private chapel at No. 452
Madison-ave,. and received the name Of Mu-ieL
The ceremony was performed by Father Murphy,
VINO IL may be remembered. was the priest who
oticiared ar the marriage Of the parents OF the
child. Clarence MaCkaV acted q godfather, while
Miss ISABEL Kemp was Eoamother The ehape9l
had been prettily decorated for the occasion with
PINK roses
A number of entertainments Niu be given for
Mrs Arthur Paget wife Of General Paget, and
daughter of the late 3irs. Paran Stevens, who ar
rived from London yesterday. and who is staying
a. the WaldOrf-Astoria. T. Townsend Martin gave
a tea in her honor in the Palm Garden of the As
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane. Mrs. c. B. Alex
snder, Mrs. Edmund /. EaT4.es. Mrs. Charles Gel
flchs, and many others. Mrs. PaSet was dressed
u lrock o. black cloth relieved with white sa in
wiki pale blue velvet band around her throat.
Ter hat was Of BLACK velvet: trimmed with black
feathers on Tuesday evening Mrs. Richard 2.
Lounsbery. Of No 2 Fast Thirty-5ifth-st VIII give
Henry Sanford VIII take Mrs Lounsbery's guests
On 70 the Charity Ball
Coleman Drayton and Mss Drayton who were
10 have sailed for this country on Wednesday last.
have postponed their trip until next month. They
expect 70 san for New-York on eli her February 6
or February g.
The Thursday Evening Club met last night at the
house Of John Bigelow. No. p Gramercy Park. 10
hear very interesting lecture by William Barclay
[afsons ABOUT the rapid transit subway. OF which
ne Is the chief engineer.
Mrs. J West Roosevelt gives tea this after
noon for Mrs Marion Crawford.
Mrs. Robert o!yphant gives theatre party this