New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Mrs Frederick Kobbes dance last night Miss
pC,trica F,inney's musical in the afternoon and
the marriage OF Miss Anne Bliss. daughter OF MI
and Mrs William II. Bliss. 70 Charles warren u
Boston were among the most notable features %
Yesterday from a social point OF view. M's-
r,obhe's dance took place NJ her house IN E-as-
I2ighteenth-st. and was for her daughter. MISS
Olga Kobbe one OF the debutantes OF tho season
There was a cotiuon and at midnight supper was
served Tho guests included Miss Dorothy ana
Miss Christine Roosevelt. Miss Judith de Forest
Miss Mario Montant. Miss Elizabeth Dodge, MISS
Christine Whitehouse Miss May Appleton. MISS
Mary Schuchardt. Alexander d T. Pratt OnaI-
rners Wood IT.. and Barent Lefierts
Miss Olive Frsmstad and NJ Guariabass OF the
Netropolitan opera company. and NJ. ) Davtdor
were among the artists who figured on the pro
erarnme OF the musical given by Miss Kinney AZ
her house. IN West Ftfty-fourth-sL. yesterday
Among those invited were Mr. and Mrs. William
u sloane Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer tr, Mr.. and
Mrs Frederic Galatn. Mr. and Mrs II. c. Have
MEYER. IT. Mr.. and Mrs II. 5. Kip. Mr.. and Mrs
w b Osgood Field. Colonel and Mrs William Jay,
Mr. and Mrs. George L Rives and Mr. and Mrs
James y Burden
Noon was the hour set FOR Miss Bliss's wedding
at her parents house. In East SiXty-ffth-st
Dressed in white chiffon. trimmed with lace and
carrying a bouquet OF ues-ot- the-valIey. she was
attended by Miss Helen French. Miss Margaret
Warren Miss Cora and Miss Mildred Barnes. Miss
Edith Collins. Miss Sarah Ernest Miss Fanny
Hardy and Miss Faith Moore bridesmaids who
were dressed IN frocks OF coIored chiffon.
trimmed with lace. Charles Warren. the bride
groom had ushers Julian Goldman, James II.
Proctor Charles H Cole. jr.. Robert W. Bliss. Ben
jamin Wells. George d Mumford. Winsow War
rem. Jr. Benedict Crowell Richard d. Ware and
John l. Wilkie, while Gardner Perry OF Boston.
was the best The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Albert Lyman. OF Brooklyn and
followed by wedding breakfast.
Receptions wero held yesterday by Mrs. woicott
Phelps Robbins Mrs Seth Barton French and Mrs.
Edwin d. Trowbridge who was assisted In receiv-
Ing by Miss Trowbridgs and Mrs. Frederic Gal
latin. ir.
Dinners win DO given tonight by James Henry
Smith at his house IN West FTfty-second-st. and
Mrs. Robert Ludlow Fowler at West feminist.
Miss Susan TraverS entertains rarity at luncheon
at her house IN MSdison-ave. while the Thursday
Evening Club will meet at tho home OF Mrs.
Francis Mcneil Bacon in West feminist
Receptions will be given this afternoon by Mrs
A Holland Forbes at her house In East Fifty
nfth-st.. Mrs. Lcmuel Bolton Bangs at her house
In East seventy-second-st and Mrs. Payson Mer-
rill at her homo IN East sixty-seventh-st. Miss
Josephine Drexel entertains a dinner club IN the
evening at her homo in Nadison-avs
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs, Ernest NJ stir.s will re-
ceive from till Z at the rectory. No. West Fifty
third-st., on next Monday.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish has issued Invitation, for
dinners at her house IN East seventy-eighth-st,
for January n. 20 and 80. The last OF tho throo
dinners will probably be followed by dancing
Mr., and Mrs. i. II. Hartman ara now established
n Mr. and Mrs, Arson Phelps Stokess house, No
20 Madlson-avs. for the remainder OF tho SEASON
I'll Barbiere do slviglia" was heard last night at
the oporn by a largo and fashionable audience
Among those present n tina partsrrs bOxca were;
Mt. and Airs. =. Rssvs-Marrttf, John Notman~
&rA STANFORD whits Mr. and 1nss Tides q DaehA