New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-23
About People and Social Incidents.
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Mrs Charles T. Barney gave a eosturn. a.
last night in the Renaissance tapestry room, -
house. In Park-ave.. her guests being ar-,r..
the costumes OF France. SPAIN England -,
ana Italy OF the sixteenth and ssvsntsensh -
RES The long. narrow table which was laid -
ths room was divided into sections 30 TIA, =.
costumes OF each country were grouped ,o-...~
The dinner was followed by music ana 80
the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries -
Gilbert. IN the guise Of a Venetian troubador, -
Mss Metcalf. IN the costume OF a page
MIS- Barneys guests were sixty in uurnb--
included Mrs Stanford White Empress 80
OF Austria Mrs. Arthur IssIin az Queen ua-1.-sss
toinstte. Mrs. Thomas Hastings as Queen F7,v.s--
or England. James L. Breese az the Ia+ta-~. -
King Henry VII: Mrs Archibald 8 AI.~.s1
VINO was Mics Helen Barney. as Beatrice -
Harry Payne Whitney as a French corr-,.-
sixteenth century. Miss Anne Morgan. dauvb,.-A
:. Fierpont Morgan. az Dutch lady OF the -. q
Rembrandt; Mrs Henry Worthinston E,un =
lady OF the court OF King Philip II OF spain -
N waterbury. r.. az Elizabsthan snivs,
Insley Blair as an italian courtisr Of TIA 60.
century. Stanford White as the Dauphtn a. =
Francis II OF France: Mrs. Arthur Whit1.-
Dutch lady OF the court OF William ~. A.,
Archibald s. Alexander as the grand.,.L
Henry ~. the latter French monarch bsinr
sented by the host. Charles T Barney
MIS- Barney herself unprecedented Oue-, ~.
rine de Msdici IN a costume OF dark blus -
embroidered with the gold lilies OF Franco ana -
younger daughter. Miss Kathsrtns Barn.v -
queen Ann OF Clsves. one OF the wives OF H~.
VIII OF England
II may be added that the Renaissanc. ,b,
OF the decorations OF the room in which thu -
was held and which was beautifully dsco-at,6 :,
the Rosary Flower Company. and the old Isau,.
tapestries OF the room on the left OF the haIl vb
Mrs Barney received her guests. lent thsr,sesv..
in very picturesque fashion 20 the suscracl. -
o. has
We're dressed in the garb worn BY the ser,-.ro-, =
the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
Mrs Frederick ". Whitrfdge ente-.ainaa =.
Thursday Evening Club last night at her hou..
East uth-st-. with musical the feature OF ,vbs.-
was the appearance OF Nile. Yvstts Guilbert.
This evening Mr. and Mrs James A. Burd.-
VIII give large dinner dance at their new hor,.
in East s1st-st
Another dance set for tonight Is he annual IN
OF the junior class OF Columbia az Delnonico's
St Thomass Church was the scene ysz.,r..,
afternoon OF the wedding or Miss Natalie AIp1v =
Frecsr1ck 8 Bat1ershau. the ceremony befnx n.-
FORMED by the Rev. DR.. Ernest " Sttres rhs -
tor assisted by the brfdegrooun's uncle rhs Psv =
walton W. BattershalL The bride who Is a dauzs
ter OF Mrs John Winthrop Amy. was ir.szas :,
"Lts satin trimmed with lace She was given 49,
Dy her uncle. Logan c. Murray and had as ba- -
attendant her sister Miss Gladys AIray IN 49,.
% gray chi1on cloth and gray hat trimmed u,.s
1eathers or Jhe same hue Mr. and N-z p.-..-
Sha4I VIII spend their honeymoon in Bermuda "a
On their return viii make their home IN East 80,
MI and Mrs J. Sergeant Cram have returned :,
Town. and viii go abroad very shortly
Nj and Mrs Frederick " Vanderb1t bsv. Lao
town for their country place at HYDE Park
Oo4oIle4 Count Gleichsn. military arrarhk NJ n.
H-7lllsh Embassy al Washington. and a son OF tas
-A'e Ir'nce victor Hohenlohe. mas arrived in toEr
and is staying al the WaIdorf-Astorta
ny ana MS. R Livingston Beekrnan nave en-
town for Palm Beach where August Belmont zus
Edward c. Potter are likewise staying.
daughter was born 20 Mr. and Mrs. T Wand
ward Haven on Tuesday at their hoase IN ssr
79th-st --- =
Mrs Payne Whitney has Iefc town 70 stav WIN
her sister, Mrs James W Wadsworth. II at Al
ha-