New-York tribune., 1903-01-25
About People and Social Incidents.

ct Baacis'' at the waldorf-Astoria for the benefit
OF the building fund Of the church at Chatsworth
Among the dinners scheduled for that evening ars
those of Mrs c. p. Alexander and Mrs Maturin
Livingston. while Mrs John Murray Mitchell gives
d musical. Mrs. Seth Barton French has issued in
vitations for a luncheon that day. Mrs. Norman
Whttehouse has her weekly bridge whist party ar
the Brunswick in the afternoon Among those
who win have receptions Miss Leary. at her
house in Fifth-ave.. Mrs Cross at her house In
Washington Square North. and Mrs. Edwin Gould
On Wednesday there will be another OF the dances
Of the series known the Wednesday CotfIions
at Deimonico's while musical will be given at the
Waldorf-Astoria under fashionable patronage for
the benefit Of the Stony WoId Sanatorfum The
marriage OF Miss Marie Burr Harmon. daughter Of
Frank Denhsm Harmon by his first wife. to Cur
Curran. will take place at St. Thomas's Church.
the wedding being followed by a reception at Del
monico's Among those who will be at home in
the afternoon Mrs. Stuart Duncan. Mrs. Edward
Center and Mrs A. Jaequelin Smith
Thursday is the date Of Mrs. EIbridgs T. Gerry's
annual ball her house in East Sixty-frst-st and
the same evening Mrs. Charles Tracy Barney
will entertain the Thursday Evening Club at her
house. The last Of the Cinderella dances arranged
by Mrs John s. Barnes will take place that even
ing at sherry's- Among those receiving the az
ternoon will be Mrs. A NJ. Paulding and Miss Ann
Depew Paulding at No 255 West End-avs.
For Saturday are set the amateur theatrfca1s
given by Judge and Mrs Ingraham at the Metro
politan Club. Miss Ingraham is very clever ANA
teur actress. and IL will be her debut such IN
New-York society.
The Saturday Evening Dancing Class had another
meeting last evening at Delmonico's. Several OF
the patronesses received the guests. among them
Mrs. Charles r. Huntington. Mrs J. ]. tiissnson,
Mrs. w. w. Hoppin. Mrs. f. Morgan GriRReu and
Mrs John CIarkson Jay. Stowe Phelps led the >oti-
lon. dancing alone The favors consisted OF fancy
fans for the women. and alligator leathe: match
safe boxes for their partners Dancing ended
promptly at midnight when supper served
The dancing class for girls not yet out. under the
patronage of Mrs. Robert Fulton Cutting. Mrs. Z.
II Hartman. Mrs. Douglas Robinson. jr.. Mrs.
William A. Street and Mrs II. Mckay Twombly
had its second meeting last night in the Annex OF
the Metropolitan Club. There cotiIlon, as
usual the favors for which consisted Of folly sticks
and pipes and French miniatures and rosettes- Mrs
Dallas Bache Pratts dancing class also met last
evening at Sherry's
Mrs w Bayard Cutting has issued invitations
fer dance on Monday. February .. at her home.
in East Seventy-second-st-
Mr. and Mrs Robert w de Forest have invita-
tions out for a musical on February their
home. Washington Square North The programme
will comprise oIdtirne songs. accompanied on musi-
cal instruments OF a former age. by Mr.. and Mrs.
Dolnetsch.
Mr. and Mrs Luther Kountze spending the
week end at their country place at Morristown.
N J. Their son-in- law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs Robert L. Livingston. are staying with them
Mrs Arthur NJ Dodge has left here for Wash
ington for a two months stay.
Mrs Robert H Mccormick, jr.. who was Miss
Eleanor Russell Morris. and wEcse marriage took
place last week. has received a wedding present
from her father the house No. 81 West Fifty-sec-
ond-st She will not. however. be able 70 take
possession thereof until late in the spring. when
the lease of the present occUTant expires
Mrs. W. B. Parsons gave dinner party last
evening at her home, No. East Fifty-third-st-
and Mrs Frederick Schuchardt entertained at din
ner for her debutante daughter, Miss Mary
Schuchardt-