New-York tribune., 1906-02-18

Roosevelt and Mr.. Longworth. Mr. PerkanSs
nephew, Thomas Nelson Perkins. OF Cincinnati
the ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. K harrington. OF Orange havs
returned from stay at Atlantic City,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace, OF Morristowns
n. J.. at Lakewood.
The Young wonan's Guild OF the Church ef ti,s
Archangels gave costume dance IN ths suiso
rooms on thursday evening
ladies' day" entertainment viii be given ~
the Transportation Club Tuesday from TO
O'Clock on the top floor OK the Hotel Manhastaa.
VIII bes and psomD a SEQ eoe fI
ment Committee consists OF Frederick II Mesde.,
seh0onmsker esSan eiIa L BuFdst L Ham.
iI0 4. 1. WOsrms ms and nd E Harris hs's James.
The seamens Benefit Society VIII give . con-
cert for the maintenance OF tho harbor mission
boat Sentinel and for general work among searnen
at the Waldorf-Astoria Monday afternoon.
March p Nine. Rappold. " Gilbert and a.
T1baldI have consented to contribute to ths
programme Tickets and boxes may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. J. F. De Peyster. No. y
East Ssth-st. Mrs. Leverich No. 80 East 5th-st-
The first tier boxes. seating eight persons. ars
selling at $50 apiece and those seating SIX az 70
The second tier boxes seating SIX persons arS ~
hoss are Nh! I04F, 0h4 5esap Mrs. Mrs. asaSs
l. .satterlse. Mrs Frederick vands,silt. Mr,
eric Sheldon, Mrs George I. Kingsiand. Mrs.. John
B. Trevor. Mrs Thatcher Adams. Mrs Henry A.
derbnt and Mrs Henry Shoemaker.
The Wheaton Club. OF New-York. Is making ar
rangenents 10 publish. probably IN the spring Of
1897, a volume OF original sketches. poems. eto.
by the members. and devoted largely TO rernin-
seences OF their school days az the seminary Tho
book will be called a Wheaton Month" and WI
be in thirty-one chapters one for each day. The
proceeds which the club hopes will amount to be-
tween 500 and s6oe. viii go eventually % buy q
h29dSons present 70 s,av laS 'ilH r, u Ksas
Upson Clark IS president OF the Wheaton Club OF
New-York
Mrs Richard Hutchinson Stearns gave largo
luncheon last Thursday at the Hotel Navarro
Mrs. stearns is giving series Of dinners during
February
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Samuel Townsend. with Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Tone Hopper and Miss Town
send, will celebrate Wsshingtons Birthday with
a reception at Delmonico's on the evening %
February %
Mrs John Crawford Beatty. No. I7s West ssth-ss..
gave ''at home last Thursday.
reception was given by Mrs Anna Won zed-
litz. Mrs. E Stangen Miss NJ L Ehret. az ths
Ehret home. 94th-st. and Park-ave.. Miss Louise
NJ Hoffman, yesterday afternoon, who Will be-
rUary 26 The house beautifully decorated
with American Beauty roses. asparagus vines and
Southern snilax- Among the women present were
Mrs. Louise D. COnley. Mrs. E NJ Burghard. Mrs.
Charles D. Donahue. Mrs William ConvtIle, Mrs.
Emma GiIIig Mrs. Phillip Hoffman. Mrs William,
Hoffman. Miss Anna Hoffmann. Miss Alice Gan
Miss Anna Hertlein. Miss Pryibl. Mrs George
and Miss Marion Taylor Among the men present
were Alexander Brown. lr-. R. r Costello. Fred
George EhTet. J. a. Griffen. j. 3. Hasslechsr.
II WiIIlsn 5toizaeToer Mt aSpte = : t tSlanoneys
and DR.. Rudolph Tombo
Carrying out the effect Of the period OF Louis
XVI. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Hale Graves gave
bal poudre Wednesday evening at their home. No.
425 Scotland Road, South Orange. which the
most elaborate function that has taken place IN
the Oranges this season. The ball was IN the
music room. which had been decorated 10 represent
the Louis XVI period The electric lights gave
place TO candles and lanthOrns- The dining
was transformed into formal garden. with trees.
flowers and fountains and smiIax covered walls. A
number OF dinner parties given before ths
ball. one being at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Ira
a. Kip. jr. in celebration Of the twelfth annfver-
sary OF their marriage They entertained fifteen
guests who were Mr.. and Mrs. Graves Mr.. and
Mrs. George W: Jewett, Mr.. and Mrs George But
Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs Newell Ward and Miss
Mrs Hale. who attired as Marie Antoinettes
dancing with John J. BOYD Mr. Graves, as King
Louis, had Mrs. Newell Ward as his partner and
the others in the mnuet Mrs. Charles Jewett
with William Edwin Stewart. Mrs Stewart and
Mr.. Jewett. Mrs Frederick W TOley and Ira A
Kip jr-, Newell Ward and Miss Marion Stevenson
and Farnham Yardley and Mrs. John J. Boyd
One OF the unique costumes was that OF Alden
Freeman, who appeared as RObespierre. The coat
was OF light blue. the trousers and stockings o.
white, and there We're tri-COlOr sash and cooked
hat and a medallion worn on the lace vest Mr.
Freeman had copied the costume from some old
prints. and with the aid of these he had been
made up most successfully. even to wearing mis-
spectacles on his forehead as history says Robes
pierre did when he was making a speech
Among those who present were Mr.. ard
Mrs Stanley Foster. of New-YOrk; Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas A Edison. Rear Admiral and Mrs Edwin
Stewart, Miss Meadows OF Buffalo Mr. and Mrs
TOnzO Savage, OF Newark; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sergeant. Mr. and Mrs William Frederick DIX,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank z. Gellatly, Mr., and Mrs.
Clifford a Gould Mr.. and Mrs. David @. Valen-
tine. Miss Mary Bradley. Mss Marion Stevenson.
Miss Bessie Schneider. Donald stewart. benn5th
Kirkland Joseph Scranton. Louis s Henry, Benta-
min Nissan. Mr. and Mrs. T Hyland Porter. Miss
Marion Shackfo-d, Mr. and Mrs. William A Bar
stow, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ). Brown 3lr. and
Mrs Herbert s. Atha, Mr.. and Mrs. Manton Brad
ley Netcaf. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hathaway Mr.
and Mrs. William Runkle. Miss Mae sloane,
Charles ThieriOt and Mr.. and Mrs. George Brttten-
LEADS IN PETROLEUM.