New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-04

ton room on the south, and in Dets@e1, a..
small reception rooms. The hall has
ceiling OF carved bronze laid over glass. And
the arches connecting the cOIonndde ar. :,
carved wood and CGeu stone
The dining room. ON the north slIe. con-
Meeting with the drawing room. ia col
unaned with gray marble and hung WITH
tapestries. the ceiling being ct DUN gor6
There was one large centre table. at evbioL
sat Colonel Aston. and around IL wsr.
grouped four others, while in The hail sc.
more we're placed, with Mrs. Wilson ORE.
siding over the centre one. AZ Ca,ens,
Astors right sat Lady Paget and al IA.
left Mrs. StUyvesant Fish. Others az tss
table were Francis X. PendletOu Mrs Cor
nelius Vanderbilt. Keith Menzies. Hrs. Oil
yer RI. +. Belmont. Dir. and MIS- "
Bourke Cochran, Mrs Hermann Oelricns.
Egerton l. Winthrop. James y. Gerard.
Mrs john r. Drexel. General LlovJ :
Bryce. Mrs. Harry :. Lehr. Lispenard
Stewart, Mrs. ". Starr Miller General
Horace Porter and Mrs Adolf I4sden5urs.
Among Colonel Astor's other g<ests YER.
Mr. and zIrs. Edmund IL BAY les Dir. and
Mrs. Craig Biddle Mr. and Mrs Nicno.a7
Biddle. Mr. and Mrs sydney ;. Braase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler. AIr
and Mrs. Joseph II Choate. jT.. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Gf-eenougE, NJ. and Mrs.
J. Low Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hastings, Mr and Mrs. Lewis Cess Led
= .rd Mr. AMI Mrs T S1fFeEn Taller SIr.
ard Mrs. Samuel J. Wagstaf, Mrs VIII
lam q Leeds. Mrs Charles r. MARSHAL.
Mrs. J Lee Taller. Miss Helen Alexandra
Miss ". Ciyiiise Alsxandre, Mss IIarrier
Alexander, Miss Janerta Alexander. Ai.ss
Mary Bishop, Miss Laura Cha1Ier. Mss
Mary Garrison. Miss Ethel De K0ve1. Ifg3
Marjorie Gould, Mss Elise LaGew. Mss
Elizabeth Larimer. Mss Evelyn Marshall,
Miss Edith Starr Miller. Miss E,hel Mer-
ritz Miss Margaret Steward. Miss Ka5a-
crime Steward, Miss Anna Sands. Miss iisa
Suy dam, Miss C'harIotts Warren. W Har-
old Brown, T. Townsend Burden il. James
Lawrence Breese, Thomas y Clarke, j..
Edward \ CrownInshIeld. Fgc1@ric Cru-
ger. ir-. J. De WOLF Cutting, Anthony J.
Drexel, IT.. Dennie NJ Hare, Bradish {.
johnson. 4Ionson Morris. William Post.
VI 1ncure Robinson, Henry PendletOn Rog-
ers. il. Charles L Sands. Robert Q. Sands,
Campbell W. steward. Arthur K Suekiey,
Robert 3. Van Cortlandt. stephen Van
Rensselaer,. George Henry Warren, r..
Major G. Creighton Webb. Worthinstoa
Whitehouse. Thornton Wilson and L. Louis
WinslOw.
After dinner the guests adjourned 70 tho
ballroom which has been little changed
The dining room of Colonel Astors own
house is now the library. and in il o. ous
side of the door leading 70 tire reception
room hangs the famous portrait OF rs
mother, and his fathers IS on the other
side.
There was informal dancing until mid
night, when a seated supper was served,
which was followed by the cotillor. %
which few additional guests we're in
vited. It was led by Phoenix Ingrahau
from one end of the room and by Harry :.
Lehr from the other end The favoTs in
GUIDED Directoire mirrors OF gilt and gilt
cigar lighters, Louis Seize opera bags and
pigskln jewel cases POmpadsu- ribbon
scarfs marked "Mi-Careme. I91o.'' for the
women, and similar sashes for the men
we're given in another figure. Other favors
included Louis WI fans baskets hilsd
with scented artificial flowers. framed
silver drinking cups in leather
;ases, match boxes Of antique brocade,
French electric light screens, paper
weights antique gilt spoons and table bells.
Is well as bridge scores and flashlights IN
he last figure French parasoIs with par
ot handles were given 10 the women and
heir partners received pipes.
Mrs Lindley Hoffman Chaplin gave a
lance last night at her house in West 42th
treet for her debutante daughter. Mss
katherine G. Chapn, and her son. Paul
chapin who sails for Europe Tomorrow.
There was no cotIIon, but general dancing
vas enjoyed until midnight, when supper
vas served Among the guests were Miss
Eleanor Butler Alexander, Miss NaUd5
fwvnne Shepherd. Miss Grace Henry, Miss
vilfreda Mortimer, Miss Virginia Alexa1-
Ire. Miss Elizabeth HOyt. Miss Love Cod
yin. Miss Leila I1gersoI Haven. Miss Anita
ngersoll. Miss ZeIina Clark. Miss Rosette
FORD, Miss Clara Fargo. Miss Julia LOOMS.
Hiss Ursula Brown, Mss Isabel Hoyt. ?.
Burial Hoffman. jr.. Stephen Van Rersse-
aeT. John RutherfurG. Roger 3Iinton, Al
,ert l. Hoffman. James Fargo. Chalme-5
Wood. jr.. Duncan Harris. Cecil St George.
Rowland s Davis. Henry q. NcVickar,
r. and Walter P. AEderton-
Mrs. Mackay's dinner took place az her
ZONE in Madison avenue. and was fol-
owed by music. Fritz hreisIer being the
rtist. The table was decorated with tall
mong the guests were the Secretary q
he Navy and Mrs. George Won L Meyer,
.fr. and Mrs. George jay Gould. Mr. and
Irs. Paul Morton. Mr.. and Ms. Reginald
e Noven. Mr. and Mrs r Cooper Hewitt,
'aptain and Mrs Philip NJ. Lydig. Nr.
nd Mrs Robert Lovett. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Train. Mr.. and Mrs John Finley.
iiss Anne T. Morgan. Mrs. William X
Vanderbilt. il. Miss Ida TarbeU, Mrs.
chUyier Van Rensselaer,. Lloyd Warren,
stephen ElkinS, jr.. Judge Barlow. James
Barney and David Gray
Mrs. Otto II. Kahn gave an entertain
lent yesterday afternoon at Sherry's.
-hich included dances by Nile. Anna
'avIoWa and Michael Nordkiae. and Z
musical comedy entitled -'Une Education
lanquee,' in one act. in which t;eOrss
Bourgeois, Leo DeveauS and Nile. Jeanne
took part An orchestra from
ne MetropolitanaOpera House played
The other entertainments OF last even
lg detracted somewhat from the attend
nee at the Calico Ball AT SheFry's. but
he affair was nevertheless 81 social and
nancial success, about $1,000 being real
led from the entertainment. It was given
7 aid OF the Ladies Auxiliary OF tbs
.ying-in Hospital. the officers and dirso-
orS of which are Mrs. Charles SlesI.
resident; Mrs. Louis l. Stanton, vice