New-York tribune., 1903-02-06
About People and Social Incidents.

live at No 50 West Tenth-st-
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Livingston, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Abercrombe
Miss Osgood Mr.. and Mrs James L. Barclay Misg
Adelaide Barclay, Henry Bergman, Mrs. William
Coster. Mrs Charles r. COster, James de woIf5
Cutting Robert L. Cutting. 1fr. and Mrs. Casirnfr
de Rham, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic j. de Peyster. the
Misses de Peyster. Ashton de Peystsr. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. K Duer. Mr. and SIrs. George r. Dyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Thayer Robb Mr. and Mrs
William Redmond Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 8
Redmond. Frederic Ciebhard. Moncure Rob
inson. Mr.. and Mrs Charles @. Francklyu.
the Misses Furniss. Mrs Stuyvesant Fish.
Mrs. Frederic Nelson. Miss Cathleen Nelson,
Reginald c. Vanderbilt. Mrs. n. B. Hollins. 8lr.
and Mrs. ]. Lorimer Worden Mrs. Philip Bernhard.
Stephen J. Olin Miss Oln. Mr. and Mrs. James
Russell Solely. the Misses soIey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry G.. Trevor, Henry Coster. Mrs. Buchanan
Winthrop. Miss Marie Winthrop. Mr. and Mrs.
David Lydig Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kountze, Mr..
and Mrs. James w. Gerard. jr.. Julian Gerard,
Sumner K. Gerard. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Emmett.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Leroy Ermet. Mr. and Mrs. T.
Grand d'Hauteville Mrs. Charles Peters. Miss Amy
Townsend Isaac Townsend Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Van Rensselaer,, Mrs. JChn Christopher VIII
merding Mrs. Fl. Walter Webb. Mrs. ". Seward
Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May, Of Washngtoni
Mr. and Mrs T. Rollins Morse, Mrs W. X. Van
derbilt tr and Mrs Hermann Oelrichs-
Among the notable entertainments last evening
was the large theatre party given by Mrs George
J. Gould for Miss Mamie POmeroy, daughter o:
Mrs Charles Coolidge Pomeroy and sister OF Miss
C4reta Pomeroy Mrs. Gould took her guests to the
Majestic Theatre and at the close OF the perform
ance brought them to her home in Fifth-ave. for
supper. The party included, in addition 10 Miss
Greta and Miss Mamie Pomeroy, Miss Cynthia
Roche Miss Gwendolyn Burden. Miss Janet and
Miss Marion Fish Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Dyer, j.,
Miss Laura Swan. Miss Marie de NeufviIle.
Miss Natica Rives Miss Constance Ldvermore, Mss
Violet Cruger. Miss Natalie WeIles. Miss julia
Edgar Miss Alice Strong. Miss Alice and Miss
Natalie Schenck. Miss WinOna Wetmore. Lewis and
Ernest Iselin Frederick Havemeyer. Henry T. Bar
bey jr, Arthur Brisbane. L Suffern Taller. James
H. Hyde. Henry Winthrop. R. T. Ronalds. William
0SJ g. Johnson soil0n l. TR To~nsend Burden j. McougsI
Hawkes.. George Munzis. James de wore CUttinSs
Two large musicals were likewise given last ntghtG
by Mrs Hermann Oelrichs at her home IN East
Fifty-seventh-st.. at which Miss Ada Crossley. NJ.
Gilbert and the Katenborn Orchestra figured on
the programme while the other. given by Mrs.
Robert w De Forest at her home, No. Washing
ton Square North, was devoted TO music ef the
seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. BY Mr. and
Mrs Dolmetsch and Miss Mabel Johnston. on IN
struments Of oIden times. such eavichords utes.
etc Mrs. De Forests musicals, like thts OF Mrs
OeIrichs was followed by supper, and IN eacE;
f2ty f2sS the guests numbered ABOUT 0-' anu
In addition TO the dinners mentioned. there were
those OF Mrs ogden Goelet at her house in Fifth
ave: of Mrs. Frederic J. De Peyster, for Mss
Helen De Peyster. at her house in East sixty
sixth-st- and of Mrs. Henry S. Redmond. at her
home In East Fifty-ffth-st. Mrs. Redmond'5
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Leroy
Dresser, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Larocque. jr-. Mr..
and Mrs Leslie Cotton. Mr. and Mrs. NJ Dwight
Collier Give Bailey. Harry Eldridge Mg and S4s Mrs:
waldo Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Larocque. jr., and
Miss Scott
For tonight is scheduled another OF the dances
of the series known the first Friday Cotillons at
the Waldorf-Astoria. Miss Josephine DrexePs the
atre party and the farewell bachelor dlnner OF
Baron Andre de Neufiize at Martins His mar
riage to Miss Eva Barley takes place on TUESDAY
at St Bartholomew's
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Smith give dinner to
morrow evening at their new house. NO. East
Eighty-sxth-st
Mrs Ernesto G. Fabbrf leaves town tomorrow
for North Carolina to join her husband
Mr. and Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont and Mrs James
Brown Lord have left town. and are staying at tha
Ponciana. at Palm Beach
Sidney Leighton Smiths marriage to Miss Wini-
fred Dinnins is set for Wednesday. February IS IN
Calvary Church Baltimore. F. Raymond LeffertS
will be the best man. while the ushers will be Ed
ward K Crook Frederick s Woodruff. John F.
Simmons and Morris gnderhill al 1 or 6+ He%-1
Baltimore. Miss Dinning's bridesmaids will pc MISS
Helen Richards and Miss Laura Richards OF Pn1la-
delphia. and Miss O'Do1oyan, Of BALTIMORE, me ne
bride is the daughter OF Mrs Henry DlnnLnSr OF
Baltimore.
Lord Caruarvon who arrived yesterday with Lady
Carnarvon. and who proposes to make a long stay
In this country Is the head OF junior branch OF
the house OF Herbert, to which the British Amoas-
sador at Washington belongs, and OF which the
Earl of Pembroke is the chief. His grandfather, the
fourth earl married the only sister and he1ress OF
the seventh Lord Chesterfield. owing to which many
of the treasures that formerly belonged TO the ear
OF Chesterfield are in his possession lazy CL
narvou IS daughter Of the late Frederick CharIeS
WombweIL Lord Radnor who was PASSENGER on
the same vessel only recently succeeded 70 MS
fathers honors and is the ground landlord or tha
greater part OF Folkestoue, from which kentSh
sea mort his eldest boy takes his title. Lady Radror
was a Miss Balfour. Sir Charles Howard, who h[e-
wise arrived is Assistant Commissioner OF rhS
London metropolitan police and veteran or tho
British army and police in India