New-York tribune., 1901-05-19

issued invitations for very smart oaioe "eA'
Thursday in her apartment in the A'ehue
Martin.
Among the most successful dinners shouiu
be mentioned that given on
Mrs Edward Luckerrneyer. the guests ei''e
Mr. and Mrs Richard Corbin, MRS. James no'
con for,,er,, Miss Parsons; Mrs. Ingraham.
Miss Aimee Townshend. Mrs herihiss' NiIs' lH"1c
Reil ir Mr. and Mrs. William Payne-the TWO
last named lust back from an automobile trip
: ,broupb Southern France-Mr. William Dannat,
Mr. Frederick Martin and Mr. Frank Welch
Another dinner was given the same evening ny
Mrs Edward Bolt Among the guests were Mrs.
Walter Burns Mrs. Norman, Mrs. Bolts sister,
now completely recovered from her illness; Miss
Reubell and Mr. Thomas Gushing and his
daughter. Miss Gushing. At another dinner
given by Mrs. William Waddington in her apart
ment in the Rue Auguste Vacquerie the guests
were their serene highnesses Prince Radolin. the
German Ambassador and Princess Radoln;
Prince Ourousoff, the Russian Ambassador; the
Duchess de Rohan. the Marquis and Marquise
de Gabriac. Count de LAigle and Miss Kins.
The dinner followed by very smart recep-
tion and dance
very brilliant musical reception was given
the same evening by Nine. Ferrari in honor
Of her imperial and royal hghness the Coun-
tess d'Eu Among those present were the
German Ambassador and Princess Radolin,
the Princess de Brancovan and the Duchess de
Bellune. Another dinner was given by General
Horace Porter whose daughter sailed to-day
for New-York. Among the guests were NJ
Cailloux. Minister of Finance; Mrs. Cameron,
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Munroe Mrs. Vandusen
Reed. Mrs Ladenburg. Mrs. and Miss Denton.
Mr. J. Perpont Morgan. Mr.. Addison c. Harris
and Mrs. Harris Mr.. Spencer EDDY aud Mr..
Thaw. Several stag dinners nave taken place,
among which was the African dinner" given
by Mr.. Henry Ridgway. which was restricted TO
explorers and amateur hunters who had dis
tingushed themselves in the Dark Continent
Among Mr.. Ridgway's guests were Count Jo-
seph Potocki. the Marquis &c Breteuil, Prince
de Lucinge and Mr. Arthur O'Connor.
The most sought after hacheo or entertainer just
is Count Robert de Montesquiou whose re-
ceptions ara held in his Pavilion des MUSES. at
Neuilly veritable eighteenth century museum,
in the vestihule Of which is n white marble
hathtub that once belonged to Marie Antoinette
and which serves a fountain. Among
the counts guests were the Countess Greffuhle,
the Marquse Clermont-Tonuerre and Nine.
Madeline Lemaire. a bachelor dinner was given
yesterday by Mr. William Dannat in his studio
in the Avenue de Viers. lis guests We're
General Horace Porter. Mrs Adolf Ladenhurs.
Mrs Winthrop Miss Hoffman. Mr.. Campbell
and Lady Clarke and Miss Fanny Rec ,. who
finds Paris attractive Just thar she has
postponed sailing 10 America until the return
Of La Lorraine June l. After dinner the
guests examined a collection Of sketches in oil
and water coIors done by the Paris Society ~
American Painters which is about to he sent -
Mr. Eddy. OF Chicago. testimonial Of ap-
probation Of his efforts, successfully eXerted
some years ago. to bring about the removal OF
the duty on pictures painted by Americans liv
ing abroad. Each member of the society has
contributed picture, and there about thirty
paintings altogether. which form an interesting
little gallery
Friends Cf Mr.. Frederick MacMonnies. the
sculptor. Will be sorry to learn Of the death Of
his infant son. Ronald. which occurred after =
short illness at his country place at Gverney-
on-the-S Seine, near Vernon. The funeral took
place in Paris this afternoon. c. /. b.