New-York tribune., 1901-12-29


Yet w!thaI there will be plenty of entertainment
through the week for those who remain in town.
It will begin with Albert NJ. Bagby's musical at
the Waldorf-Astoria tomorrow morning, at which
Nine. Ternina will sing. Tomorrow evening there
will be the opera, Mrs Alfred Wagstaff's dance
for her daughter at her house in West Twenty
frst-st. and a dance given by the organization
known as the Five Cotrons at Sherrys. on Tues
day there will be the marriage of Miss Margaret
6. Mack. daughter OF the late Colonel Oscar G.
Mack, to William Ogden Harrison. at the Church
Of he n;Ig Tran;saguraton traitor meeting & Of Mrs W & CHS.
parties for the purpose of welcoming the new
year.
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane's dinner dance con-
sttutes the most important feature OF the social
programme for Thursday. 1t takes place at her
house in West Ffty-second-st. the invitations be-
ing limited to about one hundred On Friday there
will be the dinner party given by Mrs. l. Townsend
her youngest daughter Gwendolyn. and 1t viii be
followed by dance.
Mrs. Frank Derham Harmon sives a dance at
nemouico's the same night for her daughters
and there will he another Of the dances Of the new
organization known as the First Friday Cotilons
at Sherrys. There will also be the opera. On Sat-
urday night the Saturday Junior Cotillon will nave
dance at Delmonicos, while Dr.. and Mrs. Octa-
W for the M eer 9G9Is IN
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Ledyard Stevens
Then too, there will be meetings OF the Thurs
day Evening Club at the house OF Mrs William z
Dodge; of the Whist Club on Wednesday. and like
wise meeting of the Neighborhood Club which is
and is Vicinity below Fourteenth-st They are the
old families who refuse 10 move uptown
BY the end Of the week all the New Year house
parties will have broken up their members will
have returned to town. and from that time forth
until Ash Wednesday there will not be a ursIn
evening on which there win he several dances
besides besides dinners. musicals luncheon parties at
ment. without interruption
At present there are many Of the fashionable na,
ple in the country. William c Whitney has a
large party at Aiken. The members OF this will
walt over fer the wedding OF Miss Eustis and DR.
Deas Murphy. which takes place there on January
2 DIR. and Mrs. w. Seward Webb are entertain
ing at Sheburne Farms. and have among their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. w. d Sloane Mr. and Mrs
II. Mex. Twombly have house party at Florhano
They remain there until after the holidays Mr.
and Mrs Frederick Vanderbilt have family parry
yam Allen are among the guests Mrs. Pembroke
ones h h mas hgmoe1 9f PEOPLE az her Southern home
concerning the lavish scale on which the entertain
ment OF the party assembled at William \ Van
deroiit's Idle Hour is being conducted
Out at Meadow Brook or Hempstesd or Eoslvr =
u Is all the same, nearly with few miles here and
there separating the many splendid country seats
the Clarence Msckays christening their new
home. Mr.. and Mrs Foxhall Keene were expected
70 EiSe mouse parry followed by ball. but they
MnaSkay MAJ VIII return 20 the city on January and
VIII occupy their Madison-ave, house.
Mrs. Charles c. Worthington will introduce her
daughter at a large reception at Sherry's on jan
uary H. This is also the date arranged for the
ball to be given by the Columbia Juniors which will
be fashionable affair this winter. Mrs. Frederick