New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-31

At the first Of the Watt, = morning musicals.
which took place at the Assembly. Miss Susan Mot
cali. who has been heard in Brooklyn only once
before. sang "Ombra Mai Fui." BY Handel: "Das
Nislcher.' BY Mozart: so Sweet Is She Listen
to the Voice OF Love and group OF French
and one Of German songs 3Ir Bauer's selections
were Schumann's ''Papillons.'' ChOpin's fantasia
In + minor. SchUberts impromDtu in a fat and
Saint Sasns's study waltz. The Assembly rooms
were crowded with representative audience In
the boxes were Mr.. James Harvey Williams. Mrs
Joseph Mccoy. Mrs. AIcTvaine. Mrs. Franklin W.
Hopkins. Miss Elsie White Hopkins. Mrs John
Nan Aan,I Buren, Thayer Mrs J Van Nos5rand Mrs
GLIB. Mrs. Alrlet T. Jenks. Mrs Alden S. swan.
Ms W,,i;s, Aq9mS Mss Henry kosSFS aSioTy
Mss Susan Kennedy. Others in the audience were
JudsOn, Miss MARY Maxwell HRS Eugene L. Max
c CO. Ms. = Losers AaSTelL MIS- CnaItes otis
Mrs A. T. White, Miss Hazel Talmage smith. Miss
Anna Francis Mrs: E r. Litehneld. Miss Marion
Tig 1T5gbi Ms Williams Il Nichols f, Mrs josiah
Mrs Rgei ROSS A56istsn STr us 4eilv Ms
F. W. Blossom. Mrs. Darwin J. Meserole. Mrs.
Mrs Mrs, E Il Litehfeld, Mrs Joseph stIlman Miss
E Ethel PeaTSaI' Alrs. j. n Morsa9 jr Miss Louise
aud srs William mfr FTOtSiagha ham s@t t' Next Mon
BY Verdi ana a group Of songs by Schubert
Receiving with Mrs. George DUPONT Pratt or last
Monday at her home. No 2i5 Cunton-ave-. were
Mrs Frederick Demming Sherman. AIRS. John Hill
MSI9o-sagR Mrs y s5erling Peters Mss Frsnk and
I9ce 1DSrfcab Tsss1Ss(- roSes v.srs GsaS in ne
drawing rooms, and the table appointments were
in yellow. orchids being largely used
An unusually large receiving party assisted Mrs..
Alden S. Swan and her daughter. Mrs. Walter
GLIB. at No. $50 Columbia Heights. on Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons. Mrs swan
gowned in black spangled lace and velvet, and Mrs
GLIB wore. gray crepe de chine. trimmed with gray
-iSt ~ @ --LS 1s $50 -. ~ +Ss Si,;r1
room ana table we're done in green and whits The
Mrs. Philip Ruxtou. of No q Remsen-st-. gave
a reception Saturday OF last week for Mrs.
George Matthews. Of Buffalo. Assisting them to
receive were Mrs Edward Ledelely. OF Hampstead.
Long Island; Mrs. Herman Behr, Of Morristown.
y J.; Mrs. Walter ST. Jchn Benedict. Mrs. Edwin
Wilder Bgelow. Mrs s Edward Vernon. MIS-
Royal r. Longman Mrs. W. s Ginnel. Mrs. George
Barnes and Mrs. Henry ". Bucher. jr. Quantities
Of American Beauty roses were used in the draw-
ing rooms. The table decorations were IN pink.
pIayed Mrs NatthevSs was goWned in white chit
fon and lace and Mrs. Ruxton in white silk EN-
broidered in chenille Mrs Ruxton announces hrst
Mrs. George Ernest Fahys. Of No. IS East Fifty
ffth-st. Manhattan. has cards for Friday and
/ Saturday. February and s.
| Mrs. Edwin E Jackson jr.. and Mrs William b
FTday Afternoon Soi az at No o 6n9oaa T HSN
Mrs William Jackson Sherwood. of No. 1ss Left
ferts Place. announces first Wednesdays
Mrs. Henry Norris Whitney announces Tuesdays
/ Until April No. 25S West seventy-second-st-.
Manhattan
! Mrs. George Holt Henshaw and the Misses Hen
/ shaw, Of No % State-st.. announce Wednesday
1 evenings until Lent
Some recent arrivals at Lakewood are Mr. and
Mrs T. N. Luptou. Mrs II. E Nesmith Miss Ruth
I Nesuith. 1ir. and Mrs. William H Cary and Mr..
/ and Mrs. LiHdley Murray. jr-
1t is reported that Mr. and Mrs. Thomas jefferson
I Hurley. OF Florence Court. PieTrepont-st. 70
sail the Prinzessin Victoria Luise next Saturday
They Will probably return some time in April
Among those reported from the various winter
resorts are MI. and Mrs. Sterling Sherman Boards
7 lev nee Hiss Marie Wilson who were in St. An
ana Her5ert + Ciunnison ere at orm0nd. ana Mrs
Frederick Carlin and her son. Master Georsa
! \ valentine tea and bazaar Is TO be given the
| PerrePonJ Assembly rooms on February II by the
! crOsde committee of ST. ChristOpher's Hospital
All sorts OF valentines are 10 be Sold and this table
IS in charge OF Miss Madeline Chauncey. Those in
charge CT the other tables Miss Alice Brins-
made. fern table: Miss Marion LitchheId candy:
Miss Elizabeth Tousey cake Mss Florence Miller
bronze and brass; Miss W Sterling Peters and
tables, winch promise 10 pc especially attEacuve
are charge of Miss Louisa Lee, Miss Louise
Knov-lton Others lending their aid Mrs VIII
lam Van Siaderen. chairman OF the COMMITTEES;
Miss Lois Low, treasurer; AIRS Harold L Fish.
Mrs. Charles Necr-aard. Mrs. CrOweI Hadden II.
Mrs. Jonathan Buckley. Mrs. Frank jerks Miss
Julia Fish. Hiss Adelaide Chauncey. Miss Jessie
Neergaard. Miss Swan Miss Eleanor Swan. Miss
Clara Ogden Miss Helen j. Silver, Miss Gertrude
Beecher, Miss Marian Low and Miss Ahcs Bergen.
Next Friday evening the last Friday evening
dance viii take place at the Assembly.
The annual Brooklyn Horse Show viii take place
on Thursday Friday and Saturday, April "A -
and 50.
At a hearts party Thursday evening given By
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. StockweIl. OF No. $50 Washing
ton-ave the engagement % their daughter. Ethel
Sweet Stockwell. Stanley Palmer Ardwfn. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs Orland H Jadwin. Wa4 nnOuncsd.