New-York tribune., 1909-02-10
Abouf People and Social Incidents

! IN connection with the affair. notably by Ms
Z. H Hartman and by Mrs Gerald l. Hoyt, the
hostesses afterward taking their guests TO the
dance Many picturesque costumes were seer
Miss Rogers appearing Rumanian peasant. IN
a gown OF violet satin. and wearing paradise
aigrette IN her hair Mrs ROssrs's dinner guests
included Miss Dorothy Tuckerman. Miss Dorothy
Moran Miss Helen Coster. Miss Emily Sloane
Miss Ruth Wales Miss Eleanor Greene. Richard
Lawrence Robert " Goelet, Erskins WOOD. G.
Lawrence, Frederic de Rhsm. Carol " Laid
Roger Poor. Edmund 2. Rogers, Richard Law
renee and Robert Breese-
Mrs Harriman's guests at her hons n FIN
avenue were Miss Harriet and Miss Jaustta Alex
ander. Miss Eleanor Duane. Miss Julia Looms
Miss Madeleine Borland Miss Elizabeth Bs-tron
Miss Beatrice Pratt. Miss Katharine Steward. 3Ilss
CorneIia Landon. Miss Eleanor B. Alexander. MIss
Katherine AtterbUry. Miss Margaret Harris. ssy-
mour Johnson Frederic Cruger, c. Tiffany Rich-
ardson William Iselin J. Harry Alexandra. r.
william Watson. Harold Tappin, Orson d. Num-
I Wistar Kendall. George WagstaR and stephsa
Mar1oe.
Dining with Mrs Hoyt at her house IN East
36th street were Miss Julia N. Hoyt Miss Corinns
Douglas Robinson. Miss Anita Peabody. Miss Ruth
Draper Miss Dorothy Kane, Miss Dorothy Whit
nev- Miss Gertrude Sheldon Miss Elizabeth How
land Buell. IIoIlister. Sheldon Whitehouse, View
ton Rae James L Breese. jr-. Percy P Pyne. "a.
Gerry Chadwick and Lydig Hoyt
The guests at the dance numbered about ons
hundred and Afty There was cotillon. but
general dancing was enjoyed until midnight, when
a seated supper was served at small tables IN ths
dining and hall
Mrs Charles Freeman gave dinner. followed by
bridge last evening in the LADIES' Annex q the
Metropolitan Club Among her guests were Mrs
J. Fred Pierson Mrs Benjamin Knower. Ars.
CortIandt Van Rensselaer,, Mrs Henry Meyer John
son. Mrs. William A. Perry. Miss Leontne Marie,
Mrs Clerront L Best Mrs Sanford Bissen. Ms.
Samuel Borrowe and Mrs Daniel Butteraeld-
A large and fashionable audience filed ths oal-
room of the WaIdortAstoria yesterday morning al
the concert given for the benefit os the Little SIS
ters Of the Assumption 1t under the patronags
OF Archbishop Farley and the Right Rev Thomas
F. Cusacz, both OF whom were present Othsrs
seen in the audience were Mrs John z Alexandrs
Miss Helen Alexandra Mrs. J. Ellis Roosevelt Mrs
Seth Barton French, Mrs. Albert Gould Jennings
Mrs. 2. c. Potter. Mrs Henry P Loonts Srs
Preston Satterwhite. Mrs Warren Delano. jT-. Mrs
IindIey Hoffman Chaplin. Mrs. Herman P Tape.
Mrs. Gustav Arasincs Mrs Louis Lee Stanton Mrs
w NJ V. Hoffman, Mrs. Edwin Gould, Mrs James
e CIeyys Mrs. Charles D. StiCkney, Mrs. Hsnry
Parrish. tr. Miss Jean Deano. Miss Annie Lsary.
Miss Frances Hadden. Miss Katherine Attsrbury,
Mrs Francis Mcneil Bacon. jr., Miss Therese and
Miss Louise Isen, Miss Marie d Barrt. Miss
susan McCook, Miss Pauline Robinson and Miss
Susan Street
Sassoli. the harpisr, and Ernest Schel-ins-
An entertainment. organized by Mrs Herbert
Shpman. viii be given this afternoon and evening
at the Plaza in BEHALF the fresh air fund % the
Church Of the Heavenly Rest. Of which her husband
is the rector. The programme comprises two oper-
ettas- The first. entitled "Jns Fete de Mai" has
been arranged by Kurt SCHNEIDER. OF the NetroPoi-
tan Opera. from GOunod's ''1Ireiile" and n add
ton 70 the original airs, several PrOvencal folk
songs will be introduced Among those who VIII
take part in this are Miss Dorothy Bgelow Miss
Eleanor Whitrfdge, Miss Beatrice and Miss Jose
phIne Crosby. Miss Elizabeth Bertrou Mrs Russell
H. HoadIey and Mrs Henry H Rogers, jr- The
second Cperetta Air and Dances" by Raneau,
will represent the Greek era, and among those who
will appear in II are Miss Marjorie Gould, Miss
Dorothy Randolph Miss Bessie Yoakuna, Miss Edith
and Miss Anzone1la Kane and Miss Alice Preston
Mrs II. Fairfield Osborn has given the use q
her house. No. $50 Madison avenue. FOR enter
tafnneut this afternoon in aid Of the New York
Cooking School Ex-A11bassador Choats and Mss
Ethel Arnold viii deliver addresses, while Nile. d.
Nlys will give a series OF recitations-
Mrs Arthur B Clafin viii give dinner tht5
evening for hey daughter. Miss Beatrice Ciafi--
The guests viii 70 afterwards to a dance 70 bs
given for Miss CIafin by A. A Anderson az his
studio
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Barrows. who sailed fo- E-rops
on Saturday viii remain abroad until Juns-