New-York tribune., 1912-02-02
People ana Social Incidents

I, afternoon at her house, in East 7sd street,
ana last evening Mrs. William Douglas
Sloane and Mrs. c. Ledyard Blair gave
| similar affairs The artists at Mrs. slSanes
musical. which took place at her house q,
! fltth avenue and SGD street, were Miss
Maggie Teyte and Albert Spading, the vio-
linist, with Arthur Rosenstein at tie piano
At the musical which Mrs Blair gave AZ
her house. N. East SGD street Oscar Sesglo
the barytone. sang English. French and
| German songs, and Yves Nat was az the
piano. Pasouale Amato sang and Miss
Kathleen Parlow played the violin AT Mrs
Ledyard's musical In the afternoon. whicl
was followed by tea.
Mrs. Theodore FreIinghuysen gave din
nor dance last night at her house in West
/ 9TH street, for her daughters. Miss .Ade-
! la:de and Miss Marian Cannon. The dfarcr
guests numbered about seventy and a mum
| Der Of others came in later for the dancing
! Mrs William Harvard Barnard gave
/ dance at Sherrys last night for her daUsh-
| ter, Miss Lilybel Barnard. Assisting Mrs.
| Barnard and her daughter in receiving were
/ Miss Vera L. Ven Buren. Miss Helen Rich,
! Miss Marsery Shannon, Miss Katherine
Moore. Miss Gwendolin Mitchell, of Chi
cdso Miss Alberta Holland, Of Plainfield
Miss Ruth Duny. Of BROOKLYN: Miss All
gusta Wight Miss Pheoe Judkins Miss
! Nanna Sigourney. Miss Mildred c. Rice aRd
Miss Grace Hoadley. Among the guests
were Miss Alice Dixon. Miss Marjolfs
Cleveland, Miss Mildred Dodge and Miss
Mary T. Kane.
| Formal announcement will be made with.
! In few days Of the engagement OF Miss
Marion f. Bull. daughter Of Sir. and Mrs.
J. Edgar Bull, Of No, "a Gramercy Park. 70
| Butler Whiting. Of Larchmont.
/ MI and Mrs jay Gould are receiving
! congra tulstons on the birth Of . daugh-
ter on Wednesday at their home, NO. 1862
| Fifth avenue. Mrs. Gould is daughter
of Mrs. Hubert Vos Her father was the
late John D. Graham. NV. Gould Is son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Jay Gould. who
have another granddaughter, the child Of
MI and Mrs Anthony J. Drexel, jr, born
three months ago. and named Edith King
don. after Mrs. Gould. Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Gould were married in st. Thomass Church
on April %, 1911
There was a brilliant audience present ~
Mrs. Hawkesworth's "Chanson en- Crane
! line yesterday morning az the Piaza.
Maurice danced and Miss Alize Zeppilli and
| Pasquale Amato, dressed as italian peas
ants. sang. Among those in attendance
were Mrs Hamilton NICK. Twombly, Mrs.
Douglas Robinson, Mrs Henry NJ TiIford.
Mrs. Jules J. Vatable Mrs. David Wag-
| staff. Mrs. John Turner Atterbury, Mrs.
! II. b. Holns, Miss Marion Hollns, Mrs.
Charles 3. Alexander Mrs. Rudolph Weld
and Mrs. Stephen H. p. Pell.
: The Guild Of the Loomls Sanatorium for
/ Consumptives held bazaar and vaudeville
at tho Waldorf Astoria yesterday. from n
until $50 o'clock. to raise funds for tho
! support of free beds at the annex for the
year. There were on sale fancy goods.
fresh flowers, hats homemade cakes AMI
confectionery. Among those assisting at
the various tables were Mrs. Richard
! Irwin. Mrs. James Speyer. Mrs. Joseph
! FrelinghuySen, Mrs. Harry II. Ouryes.
| Mrs. ]. Dynley Prince and Mrs. William
| McAipin. Mrs. George W. Stetson was i'm
charge of tho tea room. The vaudeville
| performances was under the direction Of
Miss Eleanor Townsend, and included
| Scotch dance BY Miss Douglas Bosworth,
fancy dancing by Mrs. Langdon Geer and
Mrs. Florence Gsyley, impersonations ot
Harry Lauder by Langdon Gillet and musi-
cal specialtes by Norman Hallet and
Henry Smith
Mrs Frederick Roosevelt gave a bridge
party yesterday at her house. in East 52d
street There were seven tables.
Mrs Joseph Palmer Knapp gave a bridge
! party yesterday at her house, on Fifth
avenue, for Mrs. ]. c.. Waters, Of Phila.
delphis There we're fifteen tables. and
among the players were Mrs. Benjamin
Nicoll, Mrs. {. Wheaton Vaughan, Mrs
Thomas Van Buren, and Mrs Henry I.
Burnett.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin. who spent
ten days IN town at the ST. Regis, have re-
turned to their place a. Aiken, S. G.
Baron Won Hengelmuller, the Ambsssador
/ of Austria Hungary. who arrived in town
on Tuesday, returned yesterday TO Wash
ington. He was at the St Regis during HIS
stay in tie city.
Mrs H. Brsmhall Gilbert and Miss LILA
b. Gilbert left town yesterday for Palm
Beach. They will later go to Bermuda and
! Nassau.
Mrs. Charles 3. Alexander will give a
dance this evening AT her house. In West
| 5Sth street.
Mrs +. S. Harkness gives . dance TO
night at Sherry's for her niece. Miss Eliza
| beth Stillman Kendall.
Mrs. John r. DreNel gives dinner to-
| night at her house. in East 62d street.
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
Try Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l
, Newport Feb. Mrs. Burke Roche in