New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
Abouf People and Soc1di lncfden1s.

old t-rercb e,nge were sung by Miss Ns iorie CrsY-
tfs as .Iisette' 5y Miss Elizabeth Bertron
La Mere BouteInps'- and oy Lawrence Butler
.,.,lgr > ms was followed ~ the dancing -
Pavanue in which Miss Nina Chisholm. Miss Anna
C;raraun Miss Eleanor Duane. Miss Eleanor Alex
ander alfred Macy. Louis Nelson. Ne"oold Her
rick and Newton Rae took part
After that the stage cleared and re-arra7zed
in accordance with the requirements OF the modern
comedy The Importance Of Being Earnest
the cast of which figured Miss Eleanor Townsend.
Mss Dorothy Bigelow. Miss Doris Wolcott Bis
sell Miss Ruth Davis. WhitiOck Aehetis and ~
Olney and r. de KOven-
Among those present were Mrs " p OsgoOd
Field Mrs. Waldorf Astor. Mrs William VI Wright.
Mrs Samuel Adams Clark. Mrs Charles Steele
Mrs CrenvfIe Kane Mrs. August Belmont. 1frs
: r. Bertron. Mrs. James r Kernochan. Mrs.
David wagstan Mrs Archibald Rogers. Mrs.
Charles D. Dfckey. Mrs. Arthur Iseiin Mrs c B.
Alexander. Miss Eleanor Whltrdge. Miss There's
and Miss Louise Iseiin and Mrs Warren DelaHo. ir.
Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Stebbins gave a theatre
party about fifty young people last evening.
taking their guests TO the StuyvesanJ Theatre and
afterward to the New Weston for supper. Among
those present were-NIr- and Mrs Albert Gallatia.
Mr. and Mrs J. Neyett Steele jr. Miss Christine
BIddIe. Miss Sa1Ie Barnes. Miss GeOrgetJe Collier.
Miss Mary de Forest Clark, Miss MARY Crosby.
Miss Ruth Draper. Hiss Beatrice de Coppet Hiss
Juiette de Coppet. Miss Nina Moran Delsfeld
Miss Edith Pulitzer. John Aueroach. William Bay
lis Henry Bangs. David T. Dana Charles a
Dana Sidney de Kay. Frederic 2 Gilbert. stuy-
vesant Pierrepont Stanton Whitney and Chamert
Wood. jr.
NJ Frank NJ Avery gave a dinner last EighI at
her home. in West 18th street. III honor O; the
Duchess d'Czes The guests were seated a. two
large tables. Mrs. Avery presiding over one ana
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish over the other Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman. Mr..
and Mrs, g B. Alexander. Mr. and Mrs Psmbroks
Jones. Mr. and Mrs. o. r. P. Belmont 3Ir- and
Mrs J. Russell SOley Mr.. and Mrs George jay
Could Prince GaIitzfn Baron Ia Bcuillerte. Nr
and Mrs Albert Za5riskie Gray. Colonel and Mrs
Franklin Bartlett. DR.. and Mrs Williams. Mrs
Hermann Oelrichs. Mrs John T Clark. Mrs VIII
tam Post. DR.. and Mrs William T. Bull, Mrs Sid
nev Smith the Princess BeiosseIsky. Miss Mar
guerite Shonts Miss Lcta Robinson and the Baron
de Condo Sherry's orchestra furnished the music
during the dinner and afterward bridge vas
played
Earlier in the day Miss Mabel Gerry gave
small reception for the Duchess dues az her
house. in East 61st street Among those present
were Mrs Stuyvesant Fish Mrs. John P Drsxsi
Mrs W. Payne Thompson. Frederick Townsend
Martin, Phoenix Iugraham. Lord Fairfax. NJ and
Mrs Nelson O'shaughnessy and Benjamin Nicoli
Mrs Stephen H. p. PeH gave a musical yesterday
afternoon at her house. in East 69th street. IRE
artists Signora Arda SassoH, the harpist:
Campanari and Andre BeHOist
Lady Lister-Kaye. who came over from Eng
land a fortnight ago 10 attend the funeral of
her mother. Mrs Yznaga, sailed yesterday on ths
Kronprfnzessin CecfIfe- Other passengers
board were Mr. and Mrs August Heckscher and
Miss Antofnette Heckscher. Mrs James Henry
Smith and her daughter, Miss Anita Stewart ard
Colonel and Mrs. anthony J. Drexe with Mss
Nargaretta DrexeI who were booked 70 sail last
week but did not take their departure until yes
terdav Mr. and Mrs Edmund Randolph also left
yesterday on board the Caronia for Alexandra
Judge and Mrs Horace Russell have Left roFu
and are staying al Palm Beach
Esrne Howard counsellor Of the British En-
bassy at Washington. mas arrived IN town from
Washington attend the dinner given oy t19
Pilgrims at Delmonico's tonight for Ambassador
Reid.
Miss Constance Parsons. whose engagement IN
MONTGOMERY Hare was announced here fsw
devs ago has selected March = as the date foT
her wedding Miss Parsons Is the yoHnEe--
daughter Of john J. Parsons and sister or r9T-
bert Parsons. Her fanct, who is In mourning
was graduated from Tale in 1895
Mrs Jobr Iacoa Astor. Mrs Cornelius Wander
bin Mrs ogden Mills. Mrs Clarence Nackay. Mrs
Reginald Brooks. Mrs. Joseph II Choat9 a1d Ars
William Payne Thompson are the patro1esses OF
the Jabeaux vivaHts and Of the pantoETlrAe -
ReveiIIou de Pierrette which vili be given N tfa
ballroom, at the Plaza or February = il the after
noon and evening for the benefit OF the poor noun
tain ropulation Of Virginia. The Jab.eaIS, zen N
nunbe-. will rs follows lie Brun's 'tTid WIN
the 1luff" represented b Miss Elsie Rowland;
Mary Cows Phyllis Mrs T. r Thomas ROM
news That's Mrs John JACOB Astor- "-ala11oo.
Mr. J. 3 Eustis, Burne-Joues's Hope Mss
Bryce. Rornney,> Nature Mrs Frederick -
Reach. David's Mime. Reramier." Mrs William
PAYNE Thompson; Sarsent's "CarnenclJa-' Mss
Edith Deacon: 'Sen,iraTnis.' Mrs. Benjamin Gum
ness. Reynolds The 6iraces. Mrs John Jacoo
Astor Mrs +. r Thomas and Mrs Henry Rogers
Winthrop. There Will also De skirt dancing oy MS
Arthur Scott Burden, and Mrs Howard Cushing.
while LvdfE Hoyt and Mrs. Waldorf As-oE. who
will sail for England February % VIII appear