New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
NETWORK SOCIETY.

shsrry's was the scene last night OF large dance
given by Mr.. and Mrs Pembroke Jones in honor
OF the two Misses Delano. daughters Of Mr.. and
Mrs Warren Delaro. % Baltimore. ard nieces OF
Henry Walters. Mrs. Pembroke Jones received her
guests many Of whom arrived after the opera. IN
the ORA wing rooms the third floor. supper being
served soon after midnight n tho small ballroom
and adjoining corridors OF tho same floor. After
ward the guests descended 70 the large ballroom
tho second floor. where cOtIon danced.
Elisha Dyer. jr.. and Harry s Lehr leading with
the Misses Delano. Mrs Pembroke had obtained
for the evening the entire second and :nird floors
OF Sherrys. and they were transformed almost be-
yond recognition by the most elaborate and artistic
floral decorations.
At Deln1oI icos there was the third OF the series
Of so-caIIed Tuesday Evening Dances which are
under the patronage Of MIS-. William s P Prentice.
Mrs. A. e. Benedict Mrs John Harsen Rhoades,
jr. and Mrs. Edward c. Hoyt
Ar7crg the receptions given yesterday afternoon
those OF Mrs. T Henry Gansevoort Edwards.
OF No 81 East Fifty-eighth-st.; Mrs. James NJ
VarnUm. OF No. 80 East FIfty-second-st: Mrs
George Rathbone Dyer. OF No. A West F1fty-ffth-
st.. and Mrs Daniel E. Moran. OF No. O. East Saw
enty-third-st-
Set for to-day is another OF the series OF the So
called Fortnightly Dances at the Waldorf Astoria;
large theatre party given for Miss Helen Mercer
Atterbury by her father John T. Atterbury. who
will afterward take his guests to Sherrys for sup
per and informal dance and dinners by Mrs
Vanderbilt at her house. IN West Fifty-seventh-st;
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi p. Morton. at their house. In
Fifth-Rve. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. her house
IN East Seventy-eighth-st. \ large contingent OF
society viii undoubtedly flock TO st. Bartholomew
Church to witness the conservation OF the Rev. Dr.
David II. Greer coadjutor bishop.
William. X. Vanderbilt has returned TO town. but
Mrs. Vanderbilt and Mrs William b. Travers re-
main at Palm Beach. Fla. where Mr.. and Mrs.
William X. Vanderbilt, jr.. with their two chill
dren. wen as Arthur Kemp and Robert c. Wat
son. have likewise arrived.
MT. and Mrs. John r. Drexel have issued invita-
lions for dinner February 10 at their house, In
Fifth-ave.. to meet the German Ambassador and
the Baroness Won Sternburg.
Mrs. F. II. HarTiman's second dinner dance FOR
her daughter. Miss Cornela Hartman one OF the
debutantes OF the season, takes place tomorrow
night at her house. No. 22S Madison-ave.
The Duchess OF Sutherland. who arrived here on
Saturday last. not. indicated by the cable
dispatches announcing her departure from England
the wife OF the present duke. but the widow OF his
father, whose marriage 20 her took place In this
country in Florida. n few weeks after the death of
his first wife She is now married Sir Albert
Rolit the well known London lawyer. who had
charge OF her legal interests during her conflict In
tho courts with the present duke. and has accord
ingly ceased to be British peeress retaining her
title. which Is not recognized at court. merely by
courtesy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goelet Gallatin have arrived in
town from Europe
Miss Lillas Livingston. Miss Alice de Goicouria.
Miss Mary Hartman. Miss Jean Reid and Miss
Nathalie Henderson will be the bridesmaids OF Miss
Elsie Nicholas on the occasion OF her wedding 20
Alonzo Potter. son OF Bishop Henry c. Potter the
DAY AFTER tomorrow at Grace Church. After tn.