New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-19
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Mrs. Charles T Barney's dinner dance last night
ct her house. In Park-ave. for her younger daush-
ter, Miss Katherine Barney who made her debut
this winter was confined to young unmarried peo-
pie with the exception OF Nh and Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs Payne Whitney and
Mrs E II. Hartman. who gave a dinner at her
house. in Madson-ave. afterward taking her guests
10 Mrs Barney's dance. Monson Morris led the
cotillon dancing with Miss Barney the favors In
Guiding silver paper cutters. painted gauzs fans
and the usual cotilion trinkets and decorations.
After the cotillon supper served.
Scheduled for to-day Is Mrs julien T. Davies's
dinner and musical tonight. in the ladies' annex
OF the Metropolitan Club. Delmonico's will be the
scene of the Century eotilon dance There Is a
long list OF dinners while large contingent OF
young people will go to New Haven for the Yale
Junior promenade In the I'd Regiment Armory.
William c. Whitney has returned from Aiken
and Is at his house. in Fifth-avs.
Miss Mary Gurnee gives large theatre party to-
morrow evening for Miss Barney and John Turner
Atterbury has invitations OFT for a theatre party
for to-day week for his daughter. Miss Ellen After
bury who is of the seasons debutantes After
the performance hs viii take his guests for supper
10 Sherry's.
The Misses Furniss have issued invitations for a
dinner on Saturday at their house. in FIfth-ave.
FOR Miss May Solely.
Amedse Depau Moran gives a theatre party On
February FOR Miss Firth.
Mrs. A. Holland Forbes has dinners set for next
Thursday and for January "a She receives on
Wednesdays throughout this month at her new
house. in East Fifty-hfth-st.
Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt. who has been spend
ing the week end Tuxedo with Mr.. and Mrs. A
T. French. has returned TO town
Mrs Henry Gansevoort Sanford who gave a re-
ception' yesterday at her house. In East Sixty
fourth-st.. will give another January IS
Mrs. Walter Lispenard Suydam ir receives on
wednesdays throughout the seas1n at her house, in
East Thrty-seventh-st. The Maruuise de Mons
ters-MerinVille is lying seriously ii AT the Buck
ingham. in Fnth-ave cared for by her friend Mrs
Terence Donnelly. The marquise who was FORM
erly Miss Gwendolyn Caldwell. and at one time en-
gagged to be married TO the late Prince Joachim
Murat returned to this country a few months ago
The marquis did not accompany her, and remains
in europe.
Among those who receive to-day are Mrs George
Rathbone Dyer, No. Is West FIfty-hf,h-st and
Mrs. David Mitchell Morrison No 20 East For,v
ninth-st.
MIS- George Schieffelin gives large party to-
night at her house. in Last Forty-dfth-st and
Mrs. Fordyce Barker. OF No. 90 West Forty-ninth
st.. has theatre party set for Tonight
SlOana laava
town the day after tomorrow for California vh.re
they will spend the remainder of the winter
Colonel Oliver H. Payne has left town for hi.
country place at Th0IaasviIle Ca. where he win
spend the remainder of the winter
Mr., and Mrs. James A Burden. jr who vera an
houhcea 10 nave sailed last week for Europe are
stun in town. staying with MIR. and Mrs. James A
Burden. ST.. at their house. In Fifth-ave
MI and Mrs. Hamilton Mex Twoubfy have
invitations out Tor dinner at their house. in Fifth
ave-, for Thursday next
CARNEGIE GIVES TO NEGRO COLLEGE
Andrew Carnegie has given $1,000 to build a
library at Taliadega College. TaIadega Ala Tai
education of The negro eeu 20 the
GOVERNOR CDEll ENTERTAiNs JUDGES
@AioahS' jan B.-Governor and Mrs Odeu To
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