New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Mrs. stuyvesant Fish gave theatrical snterta,.-
ment last night at her house in East 7sth-st her
guests numbering about one hundred. A Iarzs
dinner party was given in connection with the
affair by James Henry Smith his house in 9Th
ave. Mrs Fish being OF his guests, after which
he took them to her house for the performance
The entire hall and drawing room were decoratea
with vines and Japanese blooms. the floors being
covered with grass and the stage rooted with green's
and flowers. The programme included native jap
anese dancing dancing by the Hengler Sisters
songs by Miss Marie Dressler and selections from
Lady TeazIe'' by members Of the Lillian Russell
Company accompanied by the Casino Orchestra
There was informal dancing after the performances
Among Mrs. FIshs guests were Mrs. Vanderbilt
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius
Vanderbilt Mrs. Richard Gambriih Mr. and Mrs
John r. DrexeI. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Orme Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert GoeIet. Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Iselin Mr.. and Mrs. W. Rhinelander stewart, Miss
Anita Stewart Mr.. and Mrs. ogden Mills Miss
Beatrice and Miss Gladys Mills. Colonel and Yrs.
John Jacob Astor. Mr. and Mrs T. l. Bayiies AF.
and Mrs Lewis Iselin, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Dillon
Ripley, Miss Evelyn and Miss GWendoiin Burden.
Miss Anna Sands, Miss Cynthia Roche. James
Hazen HYDE Robert ". Goeiet. James de Wolfe
Cutting and WOrthlngtOn Whitehouse Rehearsa!s
are being held daily for the various dances o.
James Hazen Hydes entertainment Of next Tues
dav which win include Louis XIV quadruie and
a minuet Mr. Hyde has requested his guests 70
come in eighteenth century costumes and has given
the men the choice Of court dress OF that period
or else hunting clothes Mime Relane ana hsT
cornpanv will appear IN comedy entitled "H-ntre
Deux Portes" which has been written especially
for the occasion by Darie NiccccemL The fancy
dances will take place previous to the seated supP$
which will be followed BY cotillon-
Mrs Cleveland H. Dodge entertained at dinner
last evening at her house. in ParA-aVe.
The last OF the series OF Pennington dances took
place last night at Sherry's- The cotiIon was ied
by GrosvenOr Atterbury. dancing alone supper
was served after the dance
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Wolfe Tone gave theatre party.
followed by a supper and dance az Sherry's. last
night for their debutante daughter. Miss Rosalis1
Calhoun Tone
In the afternoon there were receptions held 0y
Mrs Archibald Oracle az her house. in West 4sth
St in honor Of Nine waddtngtOn. and by Nrz
Henry F. McCreery at her home. in Lexington-ave
Tba engagement is announced Of Miss Anna L
Ross daughter of Mrs. William Ross. of Hyde Park
on-Hudson to w. Holden Weeks. OF No. Iss Sadi-
son-ave this city.
Mr. ard Mrs. George G. Haven viii take pos
session of their former home No "a East 59rh-st
in March
An entertainment in aid Of st. Mary's Free HosS.
pftaI for Children will be given Wednesday
next at the Waldorf-Astoria- IN which Nine Nor
dica Sir Charles Wyndham and Miss Mary Moore
will take part Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs Richard Irwin No. l West 39th-st.; Mrs.
Charles Marshall. No. East 77th-st.. and at Sher-
rvs. the waIdorf-Astoria and St Regis hotels