New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-19
NETWORK SOCIETY

NETWORK SOCIETY
Caruso and Nine Rappold Of tho ".
Opera. figured on the programme NJ ~. Dor,
given last night by James Henry 80. nss,s
house, In shave for which several b,,-ssn az
tions had been issued It took plans = = ass
room. beginning about II O'Clock. and N las Ia
by supper at about fifty tables seattsr.s loa5ss
the halls. dining room and adiant-, - ufsz
Several dinners given in connac,,s -Dar'rrezs
affair, the various hostesses afterward ta,' "He
guests to the musical, among thsr1 Lsas Tt
Philip Lydig, whO had postponed her o. u
day musical for the purpose iaal
Delmonico's was the scene last nIes,
OF the dinner dances formerly orzanz. = sa'ts.
Frederic J. de Peyster and J. yontgo,,e-9y u
and now under the management OF NJ. sfaa
Endicott The last named. together ~. @oass
Dallas Bache Pratt received the guests. IA. d
wearing powder and patches Dinner v.. VOC
in the large ballroom at small ,ablAv ss'7E
cotillon began at II O'Clock. Alexander " - q
leading. with Miss Julia Dodge The fsr. --4aas
slated of trifes representing the Colonf,1s =
Mrs Endicott's guests at dinner were N,, ~
Endicott, Miss Hyde-CIark. Miss EIs. S 40
Dwight NJ Taylor, Beverly Robinson -. Nes
ander NJ. Hadden- Other hostesses vera NJ, ~
Landon, Mrs. E. Morgan GrinneH, Mrs p..-4
Mostyn, Mrs Auguste P. Montant. Mrs. 80
w Whitridge. Mrs. Edward s. Khan, 40
Bloomfield Wetherill. Mrs. Cleveland z -
and Mrs Charles Farrelly. Their guest. 90
Miss Edith Landon Miss Katherine Rhoas., -
Louise Schroeder, Miss Grinnen. Miss 60. AZ
GrinnelI, Mrs ]. West Roosevelt Mis-. -.
whitridge, Miss Beatrice Morgan, M,s. -
Adele Montant Miss Elizabeth B. DaIaeas. .
Eleanor Mortimer. Miss Pauline Riggs. Mis-.
Welt, Miss Julia Dodge. Miss Grace Ruzv.. -
Birckhead. Stephen L. Landon. Duncan Pnr.
Theodore FarrelIy. H Harold Brown ana O.
Jackson The dates for these dinner dance, -
winter are December and January IT,
Mr. and Mrs Henry S. Redmond gave AT.
last night at their house. in East 5stbs+ -
guests included Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bak., 8
and Mrs. F. de r. Wissmann, Mr. and Mr. -.
L. Park. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Robbins WALK. =
and Mrs John H. Davis. General and Mr.. r.
Grifen. Mr.. and Mrs. William Hamilton prs.S
McDougall Hawkes.. Alvin W Krech ard -
LandaIe. Mr.. and Mrs Redmond later took - =.
party to James Henry Smiths musical
Another dinner last night was that give, :. =,
and Mrs. Cortlandt S. Van Rensselaer,. wb,ss -
place IN tha annex Of the Metropolitan c7ub 49,
dinners were given by Mrs. H de Berke., =
sons Mrs: John E. Parsons. Mrs. H. Mex TE,
bly, and Mrs. Warren C. Beach
Mrs. Harold Farquhar Had6en gave tia s+
two receptions yesterday afternoon At her tor..
East 76th-st.. for her daughter, Mrs E.--.
Douglas Robinson Other receptions were s,v.-l~
Mrs. Herbert Sanford Carpenter. Mrs. eso,v. =
bert segg and Mrs. Casimir de Rhan Moor.
Several entertainments are set for TO-DAY, s-s
them being a dinner by Mrs Cleveland H. Dodr.r
her home, in Park-ave-; a card party BY Mrs
Hood Wright for the benefit Of the J. Hood yu,-
Hospital; luncheons by Miss GwendoIyn Bvrs-
and the Misses Furniss, and a reception By M
Archibald Russell for the debut Of her darztn-
Miss Ethelberta Pyne Russell
Mrs. Robert Endicott will entertain at dina,
February at her home. No. 16 West SSth-st
In addition to Mrs. Robert Endicott, Mrs En-.
Rowland Blashfeld. Mrs. J. Carroll BeckFith II
Mrs. Philip Livingston will act as patroues,s
the so-called "Crinoline Dance" which Ia TO In
place on the night OF Easter Wednesday 4. "a
old Astor House. in the big room now used Is q,
chief dining room. but which sixty years ago uy
the most fashionable ballroom in Nsw-Yors n.
used for the exclusive assembly balls Of hi
period. The dance In Easter week viii foToE
wennigh every detail these old assembly halls Il
the invitations far as possible Will be rss,rs
TO descendants OF those who were won't to tn
part therein. The married women viii don FOR f.
occasion the brocades which were in vogue IN 4.
fourth decade Of the nineteenth century, and IN
young girls Will come in frocks OF tarlataa !.
floor OF the ballroom will be covered for tia ocs
sion with Olcloth. precisely as half centurT N
and the men IN ruff1ed shirts with stocks I'd.
fitting trousers, laced at the ankle white z.n
and pumps. will look as If they stepped out 4
Thackeray's novels. The ball will be opened H
member of the Washington Irving family dancti
with Miss Gladys Endicott in a Sir Roger 4. c,r
erley measure or Virginia reel The supper u
the music, will serve to recall the hospitalina
the period OF 1910. The ballroom has undergu1s
structural alterations since that tine, and y
therefore. lend itself IN a picturesque way to q
which gives promise to proys u
Of the most novel Of the season.
Announcement is made by Mrs Charles Esa
Orvis. of No. IS West S1st-st OF the engsg-z
Of her daughter. Miss Mabel Louisa stor
Joseph F. Simmons. son Of Mr.. and Mrs J. ,
ward Simmons. Mr.. Simmons IS a member q .
st. Nicholas Club. the Metropolitan Club. TIA
Society and the Sons Of the Revc-5z
The wedding will take place in April
The dance which Mrs. Benjamin Nlcoll VII q
for Miss Elsie Nicou on February ! viii h y
coded by several dinner parties Mrs Ncoa r
give one, and the other bostesses VIII be II
Dexter Mrs. Luther Kountze and Mrs S''s
Phoenix Ingraham will lead the cots1
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