New-York tribune., 1908-01-21
About People and S0cfdi 1nc'oenrS.

Craig w Wadsworth, with his hostess. who was
arrayed for the occasion in gown of mauve satin
The favors consisted of silver pencil cases. Gig
arctic lighters glove boxes and bags OF brocads
and all sorts of trinkets such as matchboxes fans
cardcases etc In one of the figures a wheelbarrow
entirely covered with smilax was wheeled into the
room filed with large punches Of Hlies-of-the-
valley to be distributed among the women. and big
boutonnferes OF these flowers, tied with white rib
hon for the men After the cotillon second sup
per was served which verged upon the confines Of
breakfast
Auone tbose present were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Douglas sloane Mr. and Mrs James A. Burden.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goelet. the Honorable and
Mrs Lionel G. Guest, Mr. and Mrs William K.
Vanderbilt sr Mr. and Mrs Frederick C. Have
meyer Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney MI and Mrs.
Ogden Mills, Miss Beatrice Mills. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Alexander Miss Harriet Alexander
Mr. and Mrs George Henry Warren Mr. and Mrs.
Forsyth wickes Mr.. and Mrs Henry A q Taylor
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Iselin. Mr. and Mrs Edmund
l.. Baylies Mrs Harry Payne Whitney DR. and
Mrs Seward Webb. Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mr. and Mrs.
Reginald c. Vanderbilt. Mr. and Mrs. Pemoroke
Jones' Miss Sadie Jones' Mr.. and Mrs NJ Orme
Wilson Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. MIR
and Mrs III Nick. Twombly. Mr.. and Mrs Sydney
Smith, Mrs W. Payne Thompson. Frederick Al
len and Mr and Mrs. w. Bayard Cutting
Mrs Harry Payne Whitney will give a large
dance tonight at home in West 57th street Tor
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hance Count Ladislas SzechenyI
This afternoon Frederick TOWNSEND Martin win
entertain several hundred members Of the fashion
able sat at tea at the Plaza. the feature Of the
entertainment being the performance Of Edward
Van Zile's comedietta, Mrs. Van Vechten's Di-
vorce Dance" stage erected at one end OF tns
big ballroom. Mrs George jay Gould VIII appear
as Mrs. Van yechten. Mrs. Francis L. Pruyn as her
French maid and Kyrle Bellew as Mr.. Van Vech-
will he attended to BY CeOrgs
Jay Gould jr- and his cousin. William Hamilton.
arrayed In the garb OF pages at the Court or Eer-
sailles In the eighteenth century Stephen van
Rensselaer, Bradley Martin. jr-. Seymour Johnson.
William Whitehouse. Bertram Cruger. Frederick
NJ Davies. Kingdom Gould, the Hon J. j. As,ie7.
brother OF Lord Hastings, and the Hon Reginald
FeIIowes son OF Lord de Ramsey and first cousin
of the Duke OF Marlborough, will assist FREDERICK
T. Martin in placing his guests, while Mr. Johnson
will be in attendance at the entrance The women.
in Difference the request of their host, have
agreed to dispense with their hats during the per-
forrance so as to permit OF an uninterrupted view
of the stage The performance begins promptly az
o'clock
In The .veuing Mrs Could her husband and Fred
erick Townsend Martin will be entertained by Mrs
Stuyvesant Fish at dinner at her home. In East
18th street, for which nearly one hundred invita-
tions have been issued
Mrs Clarence II. Mackay has issued invitations
for dinners. followed by music. at her home. IN
Madison avenue for the evenings OF January
and February 90
There will be another meeting OF the TUESDAY
Dances this evening at Delmonico's.
Mr. and Mrs J. Bruce IsTnay are booked 70 san
for New York from England on January g.
Mrs Henry CIews will give dinner to-morrow
night al her home. IN Fifth avenue
Major Charles Lynch. OF the General StaR, medt-
cal department. u. 5. A. will speak on Red Cross
work at the home OF Mr. and Mrs Douglas Robin
son. No 49, Madison avenue. on Wednesday after