New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

! Mrs. Vanderbilt gave A musical last s,sas
ing al her house. at Fifth avenue and ys
street, for which about twelve hundred IN.
vltations had been issued. and the gvss,s
Included both the older and the 'youag,-
members OF society. The music was fgI.
nished by Mime. Emmy Destinn and Csuss.
the former singing. among other number
selections by Grieg and Tschaikowsky ard
duet with Caruso. Tho house was
beautifully decorated, the large hall. TIA
drawing room and the ballroom being
adorned with pink fruit blossoms. Jspsnes
cherry trees. apple blossoms and psIm,
while vases 81 pink roses were arranged or
the tables. The ballroom, where the con.
cert took place. was arranged In theair.
fashion. with row after row Of gilt chair,
The programme was followed by a supper,
served At small tables decorated with Hi.
larney roses.
Mrs. Philip VI. Lydig gave a supper after
the opera last evening at her house. IN
East sd street, her guests including among
others the directors OF the Metropolitan and
Chicago opera companies as well as ths
principal artists Of those two companies.
The decorations consisted OF tall American
Beauty roses. arranged in vases, and vines
Of ivy. The guests. who came directly from
the opera, were entertained by Miss Ruih
St Denis. who was seen In the incenss
dance and the dance Of the nsutch. Fol-
lowing the dances. supper was served m
the Venetian dining room and Frsnkos OF
chestra played.
Mrs IT, BramhaH Gilbert gave danes
at Sherry's last evening for her deortsn's
daughter, Miss Lila b. Gilbert. There was
general dancing throughout the evening ana
supper was served at midnight az small IA
! bles. Among the guests we're Miss Ursula
W. Brown. Miss Louise Cromwell OF wash
ington; Miss Beatrice Claflin. Miss Mildred
Poor. 7. Townsend Burden. ir.. Reginald S
Jaffray. Griswold \. Thompson, Russell r.
Grace. William Imam and Ralph Bloomer
Among those who gave dinners last even
ing were Mrs Frederic J. de Peyster' Mrs.
Charles +. Hoffman. Mrs. ]. Townsend B1F'
den and Mrs. Hugh J. Chisholm
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane will give
musical this evening at her house, IN We''
5od street.
Mrs. Walter q. Oakman viii give dihn'-
tonight at her house, in Fifth avenue
Mrs. James W. Gerard will give dimes
this evening a her house. in FIN avenu
A. Eugene Gsllatin and the MEMBER OF
tho Motor Car Touring Society viii gt,sa
dinner at the Ritz this evening.
Edwin Gould has returned 70 town from
TelSvlI Island. where ne spent the last fort
night. and ~ At the Hotel Gotham.
Mrs. w. ". Y. Hoffman will give dinner
on Friday at her house, in West S!''
street.
Miss Doris A. Dick, daughter Of Mr.. AM
Mrs. J. Henry Dick. VIII he married 70
Horace Havemeyer on February y IN I'M
Church OF the Incarnation.
Mrs. Euhu Root has arrived IN tonn AMI
is at tho Hotel Gotham
The engagement has been announced o
Mrs. Trenor J.. Park daughter of the e'
Julius Catlin. OF this city. "a Chsunee9
Mitchell Depew. formerly ~ Buffalo nr
now living I'm Europe. lie is nephe' q
senator Chsuncsv VI. Dcpew. Mrs Psr%
since the death Of her husband IN ms aN'
about three years ago. has ieen living "
Paris. The wedding will take place IN tcn'
don within tho next few weeks ana 'tT
connie Immediately attervard VIII 80
paris