New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

Friday invariably finds the fashionable set as
scmbIed at the opera after dinner. and last night
exception TO the rule. RiGoietto oehS
played to a crowded house. The Parterre boxes
presented a brilliant array. and there was nota-
BILE increase in the number of Jewels worn On the
opening night IL seemed as II society had resolved
to dispense with those adornments at the opera,
ard both tiaras anad diamond necklaces were few
and far between But the modish world has ap-
psrently reconsidered its views the subject and
seems TO have come to the conclusion that there
is no place so suitable for the display OF jewels
or where they can be shown to such advantags, e., as
f. r. Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Francis E; Hyde and
GeosSse & Ma Ozark a1d Miss CLARK Miss josephine
sHansSa M4s %a bo@gas soans MI and Mrs
Gould Jennings, Mrs. John sloane and Miss Clare
Myson NIs m M Mrs aRs5 ade MIR and
WaH ME- sns Sls M " sta4r ad M er ME- f.
and Mrs. George $. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs c. B;
MFs ssn II Mrs. bowsrs asf ad M H
gin. Mr. and Mrs Bradish dish J1hnson' 1sT Mt and MIS-
In the Astor Gallery of the Waldorf-Astoria last
evening the dancing class known as the First Fri
day CotiIlon had its first meeting this winter. 1t
is one of the most popular organizations of its
seasons debutantes. Six of the patronesses-01rs-
Talbot Olyphant. Mrs. Henry Lewis Morris. Mrs.
John Hone Mrs Frederic j. De Peyster. Mrs.
Berkeley Mostyn and Mrs. Thomas sturgis-re-
cotillon which began at $3.50 O'clock The favors
consisted Of pretty teacups for the girls and cigar
cases tor their partners. in figure and silver
bodkins, threaded with ribbons, for the girls, in
another figure. and fancy leather picture frames
for the men. Supper served at 1 o'clock at
small tables in the Myrtle and Green rooms Among
the subscribers this year Miss Adene Have
meyer. Miss Hester Hone. Miss Gertrude Greene.
Miss Florence Howes Miss Catharine Grinneli
Miss Emily Foster. Miss Janet Fish. Miss Justin
Erving. Miss Dorothy Edwards Miss Helena and
Miss Mary Curtis, Miss De Peyster, Miss Harriet
Delafeld, Miss Rosaie Campbell Miss Mary LET
ferts Miss Amy Oyphant, Miss Bessie Nair, Miss
Louise Nar. Miss Elizabeth Masten, Miss Lucy
Landon. Miss Rosanund Low. Miss Sophie Lang
don. Miss Helen Olyphant Miss Katharine Pratt
Miss Dorothy Roosevelt. Miss Christine Roosevelt
Miss Aretta Prentice, Miss Mildred Stokes. Miss
Mary WagstafY. Miss Virginia Verplanek. Miss
Annette Whipple. Miss Elsie Waterbury. Miss Rose
Marshall. Mass Serena Marshall, Miss Chariotte
Prime. Miss Henrietta Hawley. Miss Matnllde
Leverich. Miss Natalie Morrison; Miss Laura Low.
Miss Anita Bollton. Harry Woodruff Babcoek
Schuyler Scheneln. Pennington Satterthwalte, Ed
ward s. Thurston. Robert Talmadge Conrad
Wurtz Clarence Wyckoff, George Wood Louis
wooan T9S Ezra M J.
Orr jr Lyle Mahan. Frederic s. Woodruff, James
A Hawes Rufus Graves. Hancock Griffen. Charles
Lindey Edward Field. Floyd Du Bots and Gano
fore the dance to which the hostesses afterward
took their guests. Among those entertaining were
Mrs Henry Lewis Morris. Mrs Thomas Satter-
thwaite. Tor her nieces, the MISSES Nair' MIS-
Pierrepont Edwards and Mrs Masten