New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-23

were Dr. and Mrs. J. Madison Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs
J. F. Sullivan Miss Taylor, Miss Wigs, Mr. Hauge
Mr. Goodrich. Phoenix Ingraham and Wheatley
George NJ. Baxter and Albert de Wald Blum. Of
One Of the late arrivals is Miss Mary Mason
Scott, of Frankfort, Ky, who is guest at Edge
mere Miss Scott is the daughter OF the late Colo
mander Of Kentucky Tnon regiment during the
Civil War. Her uncle, the late John Mason Brown
was an eminent attorney, known to the profession
throughout the United States.
derbilt are at the Malvern for short stay.
Dr.; and Mrs. w; w. Ssely entertained at dinner
Mrs. Dimock, General and Mrs, schofeld Mr.. and
Mrs Tyler President and Mrs Harris Mr. How
Mrs. Wilmerding and General and Mrs Hubbard.
The mdweek dqnee at the ayeFn eqoyea its
dinners were given by Mrs Moncure Robinson
Mrs. Robinsons dinner was for the Misses Biddle
Porter Her guests We're Miss Edh Taylor , Miss
garetta Biddle Porter Miss Shepard, Miss Eliza
uSba Merritt f Todd Bagey mnor anu d' Me-
MILAN, Herman Livingston and Mr.. Corben
Mrs. William l.. Elkins gave a tea at Mossley
Hall on Monday, august II. from to s O'clock
Among those who have entertained this week at
the Louisburg Mrs. ]. H. Davis and F. w
Mrs, Frederick Pearson gave small luncheon on
Mrs. Garnbreii Of New-Yorb is with her sister
Mrs. Charles Carroll jackson. for visit
Mrs Joseph Pulitzer came this week for the
Mrs. Samuel Newhouse is the guest of Mr.. and
An enjoyable occasion was the reception at the
by Mrs John Hone for Miss Alice Castieman9 the
hancee Of her son; Augustus G. Hone Miss Castle
John Breckenridge Castleman. of Louisville. who
Ma Hes as 6e snd
personality have made her a great favorite Among
Cassatt, Mrs. Leslie Miss Leslie. W P. Hopkins
ter, Miss Potter, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert NJ. Sears,
D Igc. Barton ton Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs Dave Heppen
Charles C Harrison. Mrs: Drayton Miss Florence
smith Mrs TreSoT, Miss i Trevor Messrs Derry.
Captain Bush Mr. and Mrs. Francis Howe John
Sherman, Miss sherman Mr. and Mrs R. Han
M H5s Dr. and Mrs Chapman Mr. - and Mrs
Dr. and Mrs TUnls. Mr., and Mrs Megargee
aer Mrs Whyte the Misses wRye Dr and MRS.
Shober. Caspar Goodrich, Mrs. Douglas, Miss
Miss Taylor. Miss Marion. Mr.. Wissman, Mr. and
s Tg 35 Hrs Miss Emlep the Misses
J. B. Lowell. the Misses Holins Miss Garrettson,
Louis Livingston. Dr. and Mrs Taylor, the Misses
Taylor Miss CGnoyer Mrs Iighman Judge and
Wadsworth Mr. and Mrs Alien Mrs Horace cs Hare lire
bold. Mrs Chickering, Mrs Jacquelin Smith, Miss
Nj Mr. and Mrs Palmer. Miss Palmer, Mrs. Suydasn,
Pr: and Mrs Edward Coles. Captain and Mrs
Huguenin and Miss Mary Mason Scott
recent visitor Of note at the Louisburg is Isan
Iakeshlta, a lieutenant commander in the Jap
SiiS Japanese leSauOn. he VIII later reiOin his
attending the manGuvres in Portland.
Miss Dorothy Roosevelt is the guest Of Mrs. Her
pert Parsons at Honheur House, where she will
remain about two weeks
Preparations for the Press Artists Leagues first
annual exhibition at the Malvern Hotel 20 on
apace Pictures by the country's Leading illus
traitors are being assembled for display, and men
ana women who have consented 70 act as patrons
cess. ~ -
An enjoyable children's party was given at Eden
Eras on Friday afternoon in honor OF the eleventh
Sllrshday o. E9s5sr Mi!llken the son Of M, and
themselves with games on the lawn, ana had q de-
lghtful time generally. Among those present were
Miss Ruth 1tliken. Miss Ruth Lynch Hannah
Whitney ana Margaret Wright, Billie Middleton
Lydia Louise F1etman, Willie and Freddie FIeit-
man, Miss Green. Teddy and Gwendolyn Condor
Teresa and Henry Anderson, Alice and Julia Whit
Francis Mears and Stephen Green.
One OF the most brilliant affairs OF the season
az Northeast Harbor the euchre party on
wednesday evening given by Mrs. j. T. Soutter
for her guest. Mrs. W. T. Frick, of PHILADELPHIA
The affair was held in the music room OF the kim
bail House, which tastcfully decorated with
palms and flowers which we're sent by Mrs Sout-
ters friends Seventy-two were seated at the
tables; and there were few onlookers. The guests
played until II 80 o'clock. when a buffet supper
was ssrvsd. and eight prizes we're awarded MIRA