New-York tribune., 1903-01-28
NETWORK SOCIETY.

1-,..orsa,. wac sav from A social point Of view
and an unusually large number OF enter diii
figured in the schedule among the most Hetapi7
ba,rr the dance Of Mrs. Anson Phelps stokes lor
ber dsurbt~r Mildred at her house in Madison
ave- and Mrs Stephen H. P PeIs dinner uaIiC7
in the annex the Metropolitan Cfun IoF nei
cousin Miss Gertrude Pell. who Is one OF the
debutantes OF the winter and a daughter OIL MIS-
yro1dan pau Mrs PeII who was dressed in white
satin trimmed with tulle was assisted IN recelt-
ing her guests by her mother. Mrs hooert "
THOMPSON In black velvet. trimmed with ola idce'
and by Miss Gertrude Pell, in white. Dinner was
seryad In the large restaurant on the ground floor
at twelve tables of eight each. After the dinner
coton was danced. led by Pheenix lngraham' WIN
Miss Gertrude Pell. Among the dehutantes present
were Miss Georgette Collier. Miss Marie Adele
Nontant Miss Eleanor Roosevelt. Miss Gertrude
Green and Miss cynthia Roche. while the other
guests included Admiral Lord Charles Beresiora'
Miss Janet Fish. Schuyler Schiefelin Miss Ju'ia
Edgar Miss Fannie Iseiin, Miss Adelaide Barclay
O. Delaney Coster, Francis Stevens. Miss Ella De
Peyster Miss Bessie Morton. Miss May Solely Miss
Edith Poor. Miss Alice De GocOuria and Miss
Daisy Holm.
There was likewise another meeting of the Fort
nightly Dancing Glass at the Waldorf-AstoFia, the
guests being received by Mrs Lewis Livingston
DelafeId and several others OF the patronesses-
The eotiion led by Frederick Woodruff
Mrs Trenor L. Park entertained party of young
people at dinner at sherry's last night. afterward
taking her guests to Wallaek's Theatre. The party
comprised Miss Jessie Sloane, Miss Natalie Knewl-
ton Miss Jean Reid. Miss Florence Twomhly, Miss
Mary Hartman, Miss Clare Bryce Miss Eleanor
Jay Bradsh G. Johnson, F. Gordon Fellows. Fred
erick Kernochan. Julian Gerard. Herman and
Francis Kinncutt. Earle Dodge, Frederick Juiliard
and Ashben 2. Barney
Musicals given last night by Mrs. Victor
Sorchan at her house in Madison-ave- and by Mrs
J. Murray Mitchell at her East Sixty-seventh-st
c.0p- 7f~N f= AnA
at which Frank Dessert presided last night The
other artists included Mrs. Ada crossley and David
Baxter.
The performance of Gounod's opera Philemon
ct Baucis' last night at the Waldorf-Astorta IN
behalf of the building fund of the church at Chats
worth. n. j., success from a musical
well from; financial point of view. The roles
of Jupiter. Philemon and Vulcan taken by
Messrs. Journet Sagnac and Gregory. respective
Iy, while that of Baucis filled by Nine. Sey
gard The entertainment was in charge of COM
mttee in which were Mrs. Brockhost Cutting, Miss
Josephine DrexeI, Miss Leary, the Marquise de
Talleyrand- -Perigord. J. Montgomery Strong. Cam
bridge Livingston and f. Percy BramweI After
the performance dancing
The engagement Is announced of Miss Julia Fan
Shave. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Fan
Shave. to L. Lawrence White. who is of Mrs.
FoxhaH P. Keene.
town on Saturday for the South. where they will
remain until they sail next month for Europe
join their steam yacht for cruise In the Medi-
terranean.
Miss Cathleen Nelson has returned to town from
Newport and her fance Reginald Vanderbilt has
likewise arrived in New-York. after absence of
several weeks.
There will be another of the dances of the series
known as the Wednesday Cotillons tonight at
Delmonico's The new organization which Is 70
take the place of the Wednesday Cotillons next
winter will be known as the Century Dances and
not the Country Dances, as printed elsewhere
yesterday morning.
Mrs Iindley Hoffman Chaplin gives dinner fol-
lowed by a musical next Tuesday. Mrs. Holland
Forbes has dinner scheduled for tomorrow
ing as has also Mrs. II. Mex Twombly. Another
feature of to-morrow's social programme will be
the meeting of the Thursday Evening Club at the
house of Mrs. Charles Tracey Barney. On the same
night Mrs. Elbridge I. Gerry will give a ball
Braddin Hamilton has been appointed chairman
of a committee to continue the meetings of the
Knickerbocker Bowling Club at the Tennis Build
ing. at West Forty-hrst-st.. on Wednesdays during
February March and April. Some of the members
of the club Mrs. Grenville Winthrop. Mrs.
Prescott Hall Butler Mrs. Philip Rhnelander, Miss
Josephine Drexel. William Nj. De Peyster. Cort-
land Van Rensselaer, Mrs. Eugene Parsons and
Andrew S. Hammersley.
viee-Admral Lord Charles Beresford leaves town
to-day for Washington.
Mrs Henry r. Dimock Mrs Herbert l.. SatterIee
Mrs. Joseph Stickney and Mrs. Auguste Montant
are among those giving dinners February 5. in
connection with the annual Charity Ball in behalf
of the Nursery and Childs Hospital TO which they
will afterward take their guests. Applications for
boxes will be received by Mrs, r N. Goddard. No.
East Thirty-fifth-St. day from IL to / o'clock