New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-06
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

OF society tea parties for debutantes have been the
only Incidents OF the week to chronicle and there
will be continuation OF the for the week
10 come. Miss Ireland, Miss Williams. Miss Alice
Van Rensselaer, Miss Adele Gardiner Miss Curtiss,
Miss Nicholas. Miss Ward Miss GreenOugh, and
Miss Angela Anderson have been introduced with
appropriate Formally, and at the various teas
or receptions given I'm their honor they have been
surrounded by a number OF girls who will be
formally introduced during the coming week, and who
will ind the ordeal less trying During this week Miss
Hartman the daughter OF James Hartman; Miss Alice
Crawford n sister OF Mrs. Macgrane Coke Miss Marie
dc Garmendia, second daughter of Carlos de Carmen
dia Miss Helen Van Courtandt DE Peyser, daughter
Of Mrs. Frederic De Peyster; Miss Meta Mackay'
daughter OF Bernard Mackay, and Miss Eunice
Ives, second daughter Of Brayton Ives, VIII be
introduced Mt similar receptions, and no DOUBT inc
young girls named have already received invitations
TO the Patriarchs' ball. the first ball Of the winter
which viii be given at Delmoncos on Wednesday
night.
II has been the custom TO give these balls on Mon
day nights, but Delmonico's has been engaged
for Monday night for several months, conse-
ouently another choice had to be made for the
Patrarchs but there Is little going on ut present
In the way Of night entertainments there Is no danger
Of fagged-out bellies. The cotlon at the ball will be
led by Elisha Dyer, ir. The arrangements for the
ball are the same ever. and naturally the demand
for cards OF invitation hns been great 1t is expected
that the full capacity Delmonico's will be tested
A number we'll known foreigners now In New-fork
have been invited, among them the Earl and Countess
Of Aberdeen, Lady Cecilia Rose, and Colonel Cuthbert
Larking. Lady Cecilia Rose Is now the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Forbes-Leith. Her husband, Captain Edward
Temple Rose, is at st. Luke's Hospital where he has
Just submitted TO a most remarkable surgical opera
tlon having come to this country for that purpose
Colonel Larking has for years been an Equerry
to the Duke of Connaught and is now a member OF
the Queens household. He is an uncle by marriage
| ~ GnIn nth. Dono4 fe1
Stevens OF New-York. A dinner was given TO Colonel
Larkng by Chauncey VI. Depew last week, luncheon
was given TO ham by Corne1s Vanderbilt, and he was
present at Mrs Stevens's dinner party last sunday
night. Lady Henry Somerset who has been here some
weeks has also been invited to the ball.
The Earl and the Countess Of Aberdeen were the
Chief guests at handsome dinner party given by Dr.
and Mrs. T. Adds Emmett on Tuesday night. Among
the other guests were Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Wander
bilt, Mr. apd Mrs. Turnure. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesup Mr..
and Mrs James Burden, Mrs. Paran stevens, and Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie
The weddings of the week have been very quiet
ones On Thursday at the home of her
grandmother Mrs. Peter Hayden, occurred
the wedding of Miss Daisy Maude Hayden,
the youngest daughter of Charles H. Hayden, Of Conm
bus. Ohio to stephen Lehgh Bonsa jr, formerly Of
Baltimore but for some years resident of New-f ork
Mr.. Bonsal has been on " The New-York Hcrd' staff.
His bride Is said to be heiress to 81 100000. Mr. and
their future home in Paris. The Rev. Alden l.. Ben
nett rector Of the Church Of the Ascension, OF Wal
than, Mass, and Miss Helen DOrmtzer were married
at st. Thomas's Church on Thursday evening. Bishop
Potter onldated, and was at the reception whieb fol-
lowed.
On Thursday OF this week Charles Bates Of New
York and Miss Agnes vaux Chandler, daughcr of Mrs
william Penn Chandler, Of Philadelphia will be married
The ceremony will take place at ST. James's Chulch I
reception will follow at the home OF the BRIDE, NO
2110 Sprce-st.
On Tuesday night the first meeting Of the dancing
class organized by Mrs. John T. Hall VIII be held at
the Mendelssohn rooms, in West Fifty-ffth-si. The
cOtillon will be danced, A. V. z. Po leading with
Miss Bessie Delahed. The other patronesSes OF the
class are Mrs DePeyster, Mrs. Francis Deaiield, Mrs
John E. Parsons, Mrs J. Herpont Morgan, Mrs. Rus
sell stebbns Mrs. Charles F.. Sands. and Mrs. Henry
A. G. Taylor. These meetings will be held fornighty
until February 16. The members OF the class aTe
mainly the dcbutantes Of the winter.
Mrs George S. Bowdoln will entertain the Thursday
Evening Club III December IL Landers ORCHESTRA
will play and 'herc will be Informal dancing late IN
the evening Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes will open her
handsome house in MadsOn-avc. for an afternoon
reception oil December TO- for the first time since the
wedding OF her daughter, Miss Sarah Phelps Stokes.
TO Baron Halkett nearly two years ago Early In Jan
uary Mrs Stokes will give a dance. ON December 49,
Mrs. II. Mex. Twombly Will give large dinner party
for her nieces, Miss Adele Sloane and Miss Edith
Mrs W. II. Dana gave a dinner party Tuesday night
in honor Of Paderewsk the plano payer who is recoiv
ing much attention from people In the social and
artistic world. Miss Durham will give dinner for
him on December is. \ series Of private piano re-
caIs is being arranged for Paderews, to he given at
the studio of w. NJ Chase. The subscribers are women
of prominence. 1t is hoped that Paderewsk can be
engaged 10 play at series Of musical entertainments
for children which is being organized by Mss l. West
Roosevelt.
owing to the sudden death OF her brother. Jose
MilmO which occurred few days ago al the Ia
cienda dc san Juan in Mexico, Mrs Eugene Kelly IT..
will remain with her father for the winter at the Mea
de Carthuzanos, one of Mr.. Mimos country estates
Eugene Kelly jr., who is now in Mexico, Will return
10 New-York about the end Of this month"; His house
IN Washington Square will not be opened TINS winter
Ms william Amory, Mrs. J. D. Vermlye Mrs
james Struthers. Mrs David Martin. Mrs j. H0"ald
Latham Mrs George d. Greer Mrs ;. H. Denton, Miss
McVicker Mrs Clements Cleveland, Mrs. E. fppe
sampson, Mrs. F. T. Robinson and Mrs. r. NJ
Hoe are among the women interested In con-
cert TO be given in aid OF the West side Day
Nursery at the Carnegie Concert Hall on the afternoon
Of Monday, December A. The clisHy i deserving
one Ticket, may be obtained at No. III West Fifty
seventhst and at the Exchange for Women,s W0rk.
The Boston symphony Orchestra, with Herr NsCh as
conductor Miss Marguerite Hall and T. AdamowsA VIII
take part in the cCscert. - -, Al,
Mrs. Washington E. Connor Of No. 52s Madison Tn''si
will give small dance Mt sherry next r ili
day evening for her two daughters, hlss Eleanor
and Miss Louise Simmons. This Will be the debut OF
Miss Louise simmons, the other daughter having been
introduced last year. They both handsome ana
popular girls, and the affair promises 10 be hOIiDle
one among the early social incidents oil the sei1O.
There will be about 1875 guests The music VIII De
by the Hungarian Band, and the decorations VIII 90
OF more than commonly handsome and effective hha,
The tickets for the Charity Ball are now III the
hands OF the patronesses, who will be happy to supply
the earliest demands. Among the patrOnesses are
Mrs A. Van Nest, Mrs. W. Seward Webb and Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt The Managers, at the sugges-
ton of many who wish TO add TO the pleasure
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devoted TO the little folk, have changed
the date OF the bali to December 20 so INT
The debutantes and those who enjoy dance 20 the
strains OF fine music may have an opportunity OF rei
enjoyment at the close OF the old year Mrs Hite-