New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-24
ITEMS OF SOCIAL INTEREST.

The third Knickerbocker subscription ball which
took place last Friday night the Waldorf-Asto-
| ria brilliant success from both a social and
financial standpoint The three little Kelert boys,
! in whose behalf Mrs. Henry Clarke Coe undertook
the arrangements fer the ball. will through her
Efforts be able to continue their studies at the
] Conservatory Of Music in Brussels.
The dance given in the large ballroom and
at midnight supper served IN the Astoria and
Waldorf dining rooms, which were reserved exclu-
siVely for the guests.
Major General Henry c. Corbin. U. s. A, led the
march, and other military guests were Rrigadier
General William Z. Dougherty, Colonel A Il. AIer-
rill Captain j. d. Adams, Captain II. B. Mansfield
Captain Charles S. Hil. Captain Richard g Holly
day. Commander Henry Morreu. Commander Brad
ley A. Fiske. Major c. C. Starr. Lieutenant Com
mander G. A Lusega, Lieutenant Commander Ho-
mer Q. Poundstone, Captain 7. Q. Ashburn, Cap-
tain James A. Moss, Captain John Stafford Cap-
tain Charles W. Kennedy. Surgeon Charles n. Bar
ney, Surgeon George a Lung Surgeon II. T.
Percy, Surgeon Oliver Dwight Norton. Payrnaster
John R. Sanford. Paymaster Htten, Lieutenant A.
La Rue Christie, Lieutenant Charles Burt ILeuten-
ant George H Crabtree. Lieutenant William F.
Robinson. jr. Lieutenant Sheldon w Anding. Lieu
tenant Charles II. Mason. Lieutenant Henry VIII
fans. Lieutenant Robert w. Adams, Lieutenant
man, Lieutenant A. B. Thompson, Lieutenant Rich
NED r. JST1a and @ 4ce S2soa Li9ltsn-
The boxholders in the first tier included DR. and
Browne Hurd, Frederic G. AIiddlebroo5, Mt and
Mrs Wilam Henry sb KGid Fra an5 Il BaFEsr Mr.
Gage Z. Tarbel. Mr.. and Mrs. William Dixon Ellis
Mr. and Mr ae 9 Din and e MTs NJ F 9ea Mrs Oliver
hers, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Swain Sedgwick Mr.. and
II Rogers MI. and Mrs. Frederick H Parks, Mr.
Edoua ard S. Mostert Mrs Orlando r. Potter, Mr.
and Mrs Emerson McMiln. Mr.. Mrs. Robert
M aad aT john Parsons Frode 4 Il 0
s r h S,1 MS and Mr. and Mrs John Love Elliott
The second tier boxhoIders were MI and Mrs
P PafFiss Grs Edward e. anderson Mr. ana Mrs
Charles Livingston Acker, Mr.. and Mrs, William
don MI and Mrs Henry E NC G Brgan MI it a 5q Mrs
Richmond Miss Laura seasWic6 Collins NJ Mr. and
chairman; DR.. Wendell O. Phillips, first vice-ohair-
man; DIN D. Gray. second yiee-4 chairman; Com
PsVnsster IiSteii lieutenant A La Rue Christie
Lieutenant Robert Walpole Adams, Oscar Leonard
r.: Ernest Foster socum, wagner Van ylack
ns9n Wood BuFshaEd W iaT or JqRs5' T asss
Gher1etby Cowles- Harold Huntington Jacocls
T9 BmqF 4ed A8a B. EHaE soS 5 BaS@oH b
WiIiiarns. Edmund l. Mooney. Russell B. Palmer,
Cannon William Fay Norris and Dr. William Post
Herrick-
Mrs Charles Dow, president OF the New-York
state Federation of Womens Clubs IS at the An
sonia, Broadway and seventy-third-st. for few
weeks.
Tho most important social function in Norris
town IN a long time the musical given at the
home of Mrs. Robert Corea Walsh. ON the Head
Low Road wednesday afternoon. It IN tbs
form Of q song recital and lecture The artists
were Miss Mamie Beirne Trowbridge, soprano;
Miss Lola Phinney. lecturer, and Sidney A. Bald
win accompanied Miss Phinney's subject was
'arhe Modern Orchestra and Its InstTuments,'
which was illustrated by charts showing the style,
About che hundred people attended alld GzloIlS