New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
NETWORK SOCIETY.


Mrs. William Douglas sloane's musical last
night at her house in West Fifty-second-st. con-
sttuted the principal feature of yesterdays society
programme 1t was held In the ballroom, Mrs.
Sloane and her daughter. Miss Lila Sloane, receiv-
ing their guests in the drawing room. Emma
Eames and David Bispham sang. Hermann wetz-
lers orchestra of forty pieces furnished the nstru
mental music, while Victor Harris at the
piano The programme was as follows:
ouvsFture. lie NOzz0 d EfssTo'' Mozart
Drink To Me Only with Thine Eyes Eaglisa
David Bispham
'Chanson de Juliet .Godard
Nine. EAmes.
TsDSs5s TsmSdsrr IN Giuck
9flSs?rS @fhs Top -: From Jeuz
a.. Orchestra
IN. IN a,s Entfernts' H wetEler
Inc Niiier .''.---..-A r,.
MY Mother Bids Ne Bind My Hair ........... Haydn
Nine Eames
Aesretto schsrzandO from Eighth symphony Beethoven
Duets. :.Aesehsa vOsssi Hnaaca
Mime, Eames ana Mr. Bispham.
Among those invited were Mr.. and Mrs. William
A Duer, Mr.. and Mrs William P. Douglas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Dana. Senator and Mrs. Chauncey NJ.
Depew, Mr.. and Mrs. stuyyesant Fish,, Mr., and
and Mrs 9D d Issn MI Wi. pHd MFs ENFgs
NJ Ms ana SpS Mr.. Mas 4aska M ina and f' Mrs f ogden M:
starr, Mnis5; Mr., and Mrs =, Rollins Morse, MI
post Mi Mr. and Mrs. %Seaa Nf Rs frf M Ts and MRS
George L Rives, Mr. and Mrs; Douglas Robin
sin and NJ Mr., aRa Ns 9aa.y aa
Victor soTchan @ Dr. and MT Mrs WI Seward Webb. .
Alfred q: ysndsrs!It: Mr.; and Mrs Il 2 W5it-
e M saa NF' M GeGs ssd Men aPs s5s
ha M M5s and Mrs 4siGE Ed%d a L. anf sa2 MH Mr. F. @
Bs9qR MI ns Ms SS MSs
James A Burden, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Burden,
Ms GIs M1: ns W Rs9srs NJ usiag aRa Mrs
Mr: and Mrs. Whitney Warren. Mrs; Robert Gossiet'
Burke the BEND eerTy a Bad
n Barley DouSs enE
nOShsn M and IoE5GR s5s4 VII
Il Ho'Sn v. Bull j De " Guttinst r l. c9steRs5 "
SSShi2g. W.K; vs9dsT5iIt. R. r, G. Tsasingg W p
Il wsd E ray 1a Julian Ken MSnn
Stephen II. ,olin. Goold II Redmond. Egerton I.
Smalley.
fifth OF the so-called Fortnightly Dances at the
T6ese So Ts rscsaSsS by BY
members.
Earlier IN the day Mrs. Frederic ]. de Peyster
had an at home at the house in East Sixty
ninth-st.. which she has leased for the winter
from the Secretary OF War.
ception in the afternoon at her house. in West
Eleventh-st.
A tea and private view Of the Iying-in Hos
pta at Second-ave. and Seventeenth-st. took place
yesterday under the auspices of the Ladies' Aux
derbt Mrs. Adrian Isen S'fass Mrs William MfT SaP
las and Mrs. James W Pinchot were the COM
mttee In charge of the reception.
The Sin Som Club had It's final meeting of the
season last night, and. after attending the per-
formance of THE Sleeping Beauty and the Beast"
the members or the club. chaperoned by Mrs.
Oliver Livingston Jones. Mrs. John W. Boothby
and Mrs. John Burlns Lawrence, proceeded to
dance. "
There was large and fashionable attendance at
the entertainment given yesterday afternoon in
aid OF the Summer Rest Society at the Waldorf !
Astoria. which took the form of a performance of
Mrs Oscar Beringers comedy "A Bit OF Old
Chelsea, by Mrs; Fiske and her company The |
Summer Rest Society is very deserving institu-
ceent board and lodging seIf-supportng gentle
women. e''e
Among those who sailed yesterday on board the |
Kaiser Wilhelm for Europe were James c. Par
naston T1shi Miss M C. aHd Parrish H Mr. and Mrs
Duane and the Marquis de Casajara
Mrs. Woodbury. Langdon gives a dance tonight |
Sophie. So st H'''' III f'i'h-ave'' Tor her daughter
The first concert OF the Morgan Chamber MuS,c
takes place to-day at the home of Mrs Robert
Able. in West Fiftieth-st. A'
The Amsterdam Theatre Club will hava its sa.ou. |
meeting tonight, and its members after attending
the performance of "A Gentleman OF Francs " viii
be entertained at supper by Mrs. William Barbonr
at her house. in West Fifty-eighth-st
Mrs. Daniel s. Lamont gives a reception this
afternoon at her house. In West Fifty-third-st
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt after spend
Ing a few days IN Baltimore and Washington win |
return TO town on February 3 from Btmore N e.
MI ana Mrs H. Mortimer Brooks and Miss
Gladys Brooks leave town for Aiken on February q
Mrs. Raymond Rodgers and Miss Julia Rodgers
who have been staying with Mr.. and Mrs George
w. Vanderbilt at Biltmore. have gone to Aiken
The Neighborhood Amusement Club the MEM
bership or which includes Mr. and Mrs. Archie