New-York tribune., 1902-01-18

MaCNeagh,
RiicbeT RiCH senator and Mrs llama Mr. and Mrs
Henderson Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnston, George
SSarroII. S the Danish Minister: John r. Mclean and
Senator and Mrs Cpom entertained the Japanese
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.
Many dances figured on the list of engagements
OF the fashionable set last night There were also
nun numerous dinners. Indeed. from social point of
We" IL was an exceptionally gay Friday.
Among the dances that given by Mrs. Ogden
Mills at her house in East Sixty-ninth-st. for her
daughters Gladys and Beatrice. About two hun
dred and fifty invitations had been issued and the
dancing took place in the ballroom. which was
added to the house in the last summer After sup
per the coton took place. led by Elisha Dyer, jr
and Craig WadswOrth. dancing with the Misses
Mills. Among the guests invited were Mr.. and
Mrs {. Oliver Iselin and the Misses Iselin. Mrs
Richard Gambrill Colonel and Mrs John Jacob
Astor, Mr.. and Mrs. Mackay. Mr.. and Mrs. En-
nesto G. Fabbri, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund L. BayIies
MI Hrr and g Mrs William Douglas sloane and Miss
Mrs. ": Seward Webb and Miss Webb. Mr.. and
Hewitt. Mr; and Mrs; c. B. Alexander. Mrs. Astor
Mr. and Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry and the Misses
sloane and Miss Jessie sloane. Mr. and Mrs george
L. Riyes Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mr..
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney.
the annual ball of the Columbia juniors Sherry's
The guests received by Mrs. Seth Low Mrs
Nicholas Murray Butler and Mr.. Francis Sedgwick
Bangs There was no cotillou Dance supper was
served in the long reception rooms adjoining the
ballroom. which had been prettily decorated with
quantities OF Southern smax. The committee in
charge Of the ball comprised Lewis Iselin. Ogden
Mills Bishop. George Pratt Cutter and Herbert and
William Iselin, Mrs; William Douglas sloane. Mrs.
r. p T. Hartman Mrs Harold Hadden Mrs George
Lanier and Mrs. Dave Hennen Morris.
In behalf OF a charity in connection with the
tenement house district dance was given last
night at the Waldorf-Astoria under the name Of
the First knckerbocker Subscription Ball; Among
Albert Lawrence and Mrs. o. Potter.
There also a dance of the series known as the
Five Cotilons last night at Sherrys.
dance was given Demonico's last evening
by Mrs. j. Montford Schley for her daughter.
Catherine. one of the debutantes OF the winter The
guests. some one hundred and fifty I'm number were
mainly of the younger set They were received by
Mrs. schley. dressed in crepe de chine ap-
piqued with white embroidered chiffon while her
which rosebuds OF lace embroidered with silver were
supper was served at small tables Among ntubsne tb
present were the Misses Josephine Drexel Charlotte
Angelic Church Elsie I.add and Edith Taltott. and
IOthrOD
Edward Tinker and Bowen Smith.
Among the dinner parties given last night was one
by Mrs. I. Townsend Burden. at her house in Easr
Twenty -sixth-st., and another by Mrs Hermann
Oeirlchs. at her house. in East Fifty-seyenth-st
Receptions were given yesterday afternoon by
and by Mrs Charles Chickering. No. ; Fifth-ave -
Mrs A. IAnfear Norrie entertained a party ~
q her hOfiSa In
foUrth-st ~ Ns''S-
Montgomery Strong will lead the cottuo- .
the Saturday Evening Dance on January 25 with
Mrs Mrs Leopold Francke as his partner He will also
80 with Miss Fanny de Peyster. '''"''''
Mrs Astor has issued invitations for dinner
on February 10. She will also give a dinner ON
February 4. az announced in this column on SIM
day last "" Gun
Mrs George r. Schieffelin has issued invitations
Tor dinners on Monday and Saturday at her bousa
In East Forty-tfth-st. " e'
The principal entertainment on the social Dro
gramme for to-day will be the dinner dance given
oy Robert Hargous at Delmonicos.
Mrs James W. Gerard will give a dinner this
evening at her house. I'm Fffth-ave
Mrs. Charles c. Worthington will give = ra,0,
ton this afternoon Sherrys for her daurbtar
Miss Julia Worthington.
Mrs. T. J. Oakley Rhinelander will also give q
dinner tonight. while at homes will be held this
afternoon by Mrs George Trowbrdge No y
est Fity-fourth-st.; Mrs George Frederick o,arr
no. o. East SiXty-ninth-st.. and by Mrs Alfred r.
Conkling. No. Il East Sixtieth-st '''eu ~
Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt gives reception ON
Tuesday afternoon. January 2S at her house in
West Forty-eighth-st. "
Among those who have taken boxes for the An
nual Charity Ball in behalf of the Nursery ana
Ghildrens Hospital at the Waldorf Astoria ON
ney, Mrs. James Parish Mrs Henry + D,moc<
Perrepont Edwards and Mrs Daniel S Lamont ~
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawrence Breese will GO to |
Aiken on Monday. They propose 10 make a cruise |
In Southern waters James L. Breese will go
Paris-Berln automobile next June ~
Mrs. w. Clarence Martin, of No 1l2 East THIRTY |
eighth-st. will give luncheon at 1:3O D. m to-day
for her daughter. Miss Gertrude Martin '
Among those at the opera last evening werA Mrs
Astor. Miss Eleanor Thomas. Mr. and Mrs T. Roll |
lins Morse. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Mr.
and Mrs. Frank S. Witherbee. Lispenard Stewart |
Mr., and Mrs; j.. j. Wysons Mr.. and Mrs Seth
Miss Osborn. Mrs. Adrian Iselin jr Miss There's |
Isein. Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Haggin the Countess |
Festetics, Mr.. and Mrs. John Clafn and Mrs |
Bradish Johnson.
MISS GOULD'S GIFT TO OCEAN CITY |
Miss Helen NJ. Gould has presented the Fire De- |
partment of Ocean City, " j.. with handsome |
clock for its reception She visited the place
la last summer and was much pleased one day with |