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

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1t was very quiet indeed yesterday so Tar a. so-
eial matters were concerned. There are number
OF people in the country. A long list alone. begin
ming with the George L. Rivese's. the Charles
Alexanders. the SEffern Tailers. the Kanes. could
be made OF those who Tuxedo There
the gayeties for have been in the hands OF
the young unmarried. instead os the married
people. There Is excellent skating the lake. and
sports at the different ciubhouses and many din,
nsrs & in The eyenIns The G house parties which VII
Eavemsyer eyer, IT, which consists q Miss LILY os
Miss Whitaker. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick H Bene-
dict have also a party there and others who are
Mr. and Mrs William r. Garrison and Mr. and
Junior dance az he club al xhish Tuanv Of ss
CeoNtanteS Were present.
Lenox is also extremely gay. The party taken
there by Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes numbers more
than twenty-five. There dance at Shadow
brook on New Years Eve. and the party viii re-
turn this morning. There are any number Of peo-
PIE at Curtis Hotel. among whom are Miss Evelyn
Sloane. John Sloane jr:, John E. Parsons and the
GeoTge W. Folsom save % dance for Young an peS5s 5
at sunny Ridge Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Astor
at Lakeside.
The engagement OF Miss Esther Hunt daughter
Of the late Richard NJ. Hunt. and George WooIsey,
the of Mrs. Edward NJ Padelford was an
nounced in Washington yesterday Both are well
known in New-Yorb Mrs PadelfOrd the mother
Of George Woolsey. Miss Smythe. She is a
sister Of Mrs. William p Jaffray and Of Mrs.
Charles Gordon. Mr.. Woolsey is a first cousin OF
Hanna His mother and father were divorced s1d
his mother married Edward n Padelford whose
noyn 0Y5 on IA. the & STAGE T a$ Essna Ger3Td GeOrg
his fSfber S vhe6 too 5ace , 1 TS qsatn Of
years ago He inherited part o. the WoOlsey
part Of the property in Irving Place.
A luncheon for young people among the now
elites OF yesterday. This took place at New-Har-
burg az Cedarhurst the country home Of Mrs. j.
LenoX Ban6s. The juveniles LETT here on an early
morning train and returned in the afternoon
There are many incidents on the tapis for to-day.
Practically all the house parties will arrive from
the country. and society will settle in town again.
for a short time. least. The dinner dance to be
given this evening by Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
jr.. for her niece. Miss May Goelet, at sherry's.
will be the chief affair. Dinner viii be served az
oeioek at twelve or more Ia1ss wPen TSd WIN os
other roses. Two floors will practically be used for
derbil viii be assisted in receiving by her sister
large bathrooms will have rose bushes and plants
along the walls and there viii be an aroOr IN
The wedding this morning Of Mrs William e
Burden and DR.. Clarke will be very quiet. It viii
take place at the waldorf-AstOria- few intimate
Mrs Hermann Oelrichs and Miss Smith Cliff. will
be present. DR.. and Mrs. Clarke will go abroad
Mrs. William Gray Park viii give a dance at
her house. No az P4rk-ave.. this evening FOR her
daughter. II will be young peoples affair. as
Miss Park will make her debut next winter.
The second meeting of the Wednesday eotllon
takes place this evening at DelmOnico's Mrs. Al
gernOn S Sullivan. Mrs John BUrling Lawrence
and Mrs. Oliver Livingston Jones VIII be among
the patrOnesses who will receive.
Mr. Bagby has engaged Nine. Nordica and Sisno-
Cremonini for one Of his musical mornings this
month at the Waldorf-Astoria-
Mrs. ". Butler Duncan entertained at dinner last
evening at her home. No. F1fth-ave
Mr. and Mrs Charles -AstOr Bristed expect to
start for trip 70 Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frederick Pierson. tr., enter
tanning house party over the holidays at their
new cottage at Tuxedo.
The statement printed yesterday % the effect
that the little daughter OF Mr. and Mrs William x
Vanderbilt, jr.. to be christened yesterday
was OhyriOuS 20 rhOSe familiar with