New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
SOCIAL INCIDENTS.
Continued from fifth page.

Mon Mon Mss cqTri,gan Mrs Menhan Mss Cnrtis diia
George j. Gillespie, Mrs; Charles Murray, Miss
A. Padien Miss I.avele Miss Harriet Johnson,
Miss Naughton. Miss Colgan, Miss McNamee and
The musical and literary entertainment will
bring on the stage many Of the old fayorltes OF
Haven. They Will represent eight different cities
school
The patronesses at tho opera, "Sarrona." given
at Carnegie Lyceum last Monday night, were Mrs
De Forest Colbron, Mrs II. J. Davis Mrs Harry
). Kerbaugh, Mrs. Lamar Mrs. Fred Pearson, Mrs
James i. Patterson, Mrs. William F King. Mrs
Upham. Mrs FREDERICK Nelson. Mrs George AR
hss. Mrs De Mile and Mrs. George Warren.
Miss Nina seIfridge daughter Of Captain Sell
fridge. stationed at the Charlestown Navy
Yard, is visiting friend sugar plantation
near Havana. Miss SeIfridge viii not return to
CharlestoWn until the early spItng.
Mrs. Wolfe Tone and Miss Rosalie Tone of Nor
ristown n. J., viii give theatre party 10 sixty
young people on Friday night, January o. A sup
per and dance at Sherry will follow the theatre
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston DuyaI Dorsey. Of the
Priory Mountain Station Orange have gone to
Havana, Cuba, for several weeks
Mrs Samuel Thorn. Of No 914 5th-ave. viii en-
tertain the Waldensian Society tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock. Addresses viii be made by the
Right Rev David H Greer. president Of the society
the Rev. Francesca Rostron. of Palermo, Sicily,
and Miss Sybi Carter. Mrs. Gilbert Colgate, or
No. 3l5 West l2d-st., is chairman of the society
A private bal masque given last Tuesday
night by the women of the Hotel Endicott in the
palm court of the hotel The court was decorated
in black red and yellow, and hung with an
tique lamps 10 carry out the idea Of the oldtime
bal masque 0Ir. Kahn. the Chinese Ambassador,
and Mrs Hess representing America, led the
grand march which participated in by a large
number Of guests. At midnight the Virginia reel
was danced. Supper was served in the dining room.
Among the dancers Mrs. Nourse, the ghost;
Miss Aline Pierce. Gypsy, in black velvet and red
SILK; Miss 8Isrgharetta Pierce flower girl; Miss
IIeDer. Ia FOmpadour costume Miss Fessenden,
queen of hearts; Miss Maude Keating. French
mdid Mrs DOnnely, flower girl. Mrs. A L.
Pierce, in q costume of black and white Miss Lang,
Japanese Dr.. Longhead, toreador and Raymond
Thomas, a plantation genius. Mrs Cook, as the
evening star, in a gown of black lace trimmed with
silver stars. Mr.. SAKE, tramp, and Mr.. Kahn,
as the Chinese Ambassador, won the prizes for the
best costumes.
The reception committee included Mrs Raft
president Mrs. Z. a. Pierce, secrets airy, and Mes
danes Hess Wornser Dunning, Phelps Benjamin.
Kahn. Merrill, Holmes, Allen Thomas. Lieber,
Coles Lillard Wolfe. French and Nourse.
Mrs Rudolf Ballin (A1me. Eugene Pappenhem
will give her first reception musical Of the season
AT her home. the Evelyn No. 1Ol West 7sth-st.
this afternoon. Among the artists will be
Miss Frieda Slender, Miss Freda WlndolPh
Miss Hattie Heuschel Miss Amehe john, MISS
Ruth Hoyt and William Harper, basso; Sig
norma E.lelsna Pallavicini, violin. and Clo-
thilde PaIavIcini. piano, who lately arrived from
italy. and Miss Coburn. accompahlst'