New-York tribune., 1902-02-01
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

There was a distinctly Old World flavor about the
musical given by Mrs. Trenor Park last night at
Sherry's. the concert being preceded by supper
Not only the programme composed almost en-
tirely of eighteenth and early nineteenth century
music but David Bspham. the solo artist. and the
members of the Walter Damrosch Orchestra were
costumed after the style of one hundred years ago.
The attendants were similarly attired. and the
programmes. dated 1902. printed on large
square sheets of paper that had apparently be-
come yeliowed by age. the type and the wording
being thoroughly old fashioned. The programme
follows:
BY PERMISSION OF = THE W wwoRsHIPFyL R:P TIT THE MAYOR
Mrs. SIRE TRENoR PAIR HILL
the present Friday evening January si.S iso2 viii be
amroscb s condunaS nv Mr David Manne M viii
attend the Theatre and play great variety Of tunes
The %, Orchestra hest will play No.,
song .LangI da caro- 6ene tsecchN
NJ D,,-,r DTink @ 70 me with thine eyes
The Dance OF the Blessed Spirits. .Guek
PnSahs Danss SS XvIms sisc, sSsri,n S1s5
song. Chanson Boire
song MIR DAVID i5"I BIsPH1M
by Haydn never performed herel
admittance behind the on any account what
ever The Theatre is always lighted with wax. Doors 20
haif past twelve O'clock
Supper was served at l. 30 and the musical
began soon after midnight Among Mrs. Trenor
Parks guests were Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mex. Twom-
bly,, Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Rives and Miss
Natica Rives. Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer. jr. aad
Miss Swan, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bryce. Mrs. White
" Reid Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Schleffelin. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. X. Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Charles OeI-
rchs Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Bayles Mrs. Frederick
Nelson and Miss Nelson, and Creighton Webb
Quite number Of Mrs Parks guests came from
the opera, where Verdis "OthelIo' attracted "a
usual a large and fashionable audience. Among
and Mrs Adrian lselin IL and Mis- rhersse Ise-
son Mrs. William X Vanderbiit. Mrs. g f. Alex
ander, Mrs, Reeve Merritt, Miss Barley, Mrs.
Henry smith. Mrs, stuyvesant Fish and Mrs
Hermann Oelrchs.
Dinners were given last nigh, by Mr. and Mrs
William Douglas Sloane. their house. In West
Fifty-seCond-st.; by Mr.. and Ms. J. !. Emery at
,helr home, IL Ec q Sixtyeght th-st. and by James
on list
There was also the fourth Of the series Of
darces. known the Five CotilIcns at Sherry's
Earlier in the afternoon Mrs. Henry F Dimock
entertained the members Of the Society OF the
Colonial DANES. OF New York. at an at home
at her house. In East SixtIe,h-st. An address was
delivered by IAvingstor Rutherfurd on ''Zenger,"
meeting was made the occasion of the presenta-
ton Of number ot Volumes OF family histories
In the morning Miss Amy Baker gave her recital
of "Enoch Arden" with music by Richard Strauss
at the studio of HgmbsTs v2s in West EoTeth
Bruno HUM was at the piano.
The marriage of Miss Alice Morton, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Levi 2. Morton. TO Winthrop
Ruthe-furd will take place In Grace Church on
Tuesday. February IS There viii be reception
afterwarG.
On the social programme OF to-day are a large
number of dinners. among the hostesses being Mrs
8. Barton French, AIRS. Jules Montant. Mrs W r.
Parsons and Mrs Robert =. Lewis.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs leaves the city to-day for
California. She will be accompanied by her sister
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt
Mrs. John r. Drexel is i'll with pneumonia and
has cancelled all her engagements.
Mrs. Robert Goelet sails next week for Euro,a
and after her arrival will cruise in the Medi,erra
mean on board her yacht, the Nahma.
Mrs Warren Delano has purchased III. c,ass
Garfield house at Park-ave and Thirty-eighth-st
Mrs Amory 8. Carhart has issued Invitations for
a dinner on February Il at her house in Ess,
Thrty-eighth-st. S' " A'
The marriage OF George Harwood Olnev nenhevr
or ex-Secretary of State Richard Olney and Miss
Amy Gillette daughter of Mr. and Mrs d. D. GIL
lette' OF san Antonio, Tex, formerly OF this city
VIII take place on next Thursday at 8 O'clock nj
Grace church. small reception will follow at