New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-24
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

,-,-. yorI, is becoming more and more Of a
n1opoitan city from social point OF view For
eigners of note abound Just at present In town and
others arc on their way hither from Europe. Their
presence adds TO the brillancy OF the season.
through the many entertainments organized for
their benefit Among those already in town are
Lord and Lady Clifford. of Chudleigh Sir George
Young Lord Granard and his bride the Hon.
Charles Ashley younger brother Of Lord Hastings.
and Harold Gorst. brother of Sir Eldon Gorst. who
succeeded Lord Cromer in Egypt. On the ocean.
bound for this port and due here within the next
few DAYS are the young Marquis of Anglesey. head
OF the House of Paget Lady Paget. wife OF Cen
eraI Sir Arthur Paset and daughter of the late
Mrs Paran stevens; her son. Albert Paget. lieu
tenant OF the 18th Hussars. who has King Edward
as his godfather; the Hon. Robert and Lady Mary
Ward. the former being younger brother of Lord
Dudley. while Lady Mary is daughter of Lord
and Lady Gosfcrd and d sister Of that Lord Ache
son who Is such frequent visitor to New York.
Still another member of the party is the Hon Jacob
Ashley one of the several brothers Of Lord Hast
ings who has been here before is said. too. that
Lady Auckland. wife of Lord Auckland. has re-
turned to New York because of wager that she
would spend a week here without her presence
being discovered.
Dances and musicals occupy the largest place on
the programme of society. Mrs. Macksy gave
large dinner last night at her house in Madison
avenue followed by music. At the dinner were
Mrs Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs William Douglas
Sloane John Cadwalader. Craig Wadsworth
Mrs Richard Irwin, Mrs Richard Gambrill
Mr. and Mrs. W Pierson Hamilton. George
B. Harvey Egerton l.. Winthrop. Mr. and
Mrs John Innes Kane. Mr. and Mrs James
Speyer Mrs Archibald Alexander Mr. and Mrs
]. c. MiIburn. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S Chanler and
Mr. and Mrs George j. Gould Among those who
came in afterward for the concert were Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick w Vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs e. ]
Berwind. Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Gerard Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs Edmund /.
BayIies. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fletcher Godfrey Mr.
and Mrs. William c. Reck. Mrs. Sidney Dillon Rim
ley, Mrs. Samuel Sloan Chauncey De Iancev Law
Richard Aldrich. DIR. and Mrs. Nicholas Murrav
Butler. Melville Stone Rawlins Cottenet Mrs Fox
hall Keene. Mr. and Mrs. Andreas DppeI and Mrs
John r. Livermore. The artists included Mrs Ben
Jamn G. Lathrop. Charles Gilbert. Ricardo Mar
tin and Alvin Schroeder.
Mrs. Z. II. Hartman will give on Tuesday an
other of her series of dinner dances at her house
in Fifth avenue. for her daughter Miss Carol fIar-
riman, and Friday Mrs Charles B. Alexander
will have dance at her house, in West 5Sth street
for Miss Janetta Alexander. The second of the
Cinderella cotillons is set for Thursday at Sherry's
where the guests will be received by Mrs H Fair
field Osborn. Mrs. Archibald Rogers Mrs E H.
Hartman. Mrs. Robert ". de Forest and Mrs !
Julian w Robbins. A number of the patronesses
will give dinners in connection with the affair AZ
terward taking their young people to the dance
So large Is the number OF dinners and luncheons
scheduled for every day during the next fortnight
that 1t is impossible to attempt to enumerats
them all They include luncheon by Mrs J.
Francis Aloysius Clark tomorrow at her house in
East sSth street. for Lady Clifford. OF Chudleigh: