New-York tribune., 1893-12-10
fsand home Of and ND was followed by reception at the

home OF the m,s mas ionowed by reception at the
,,0n ON Tueseay at ssa eam M5s Henry csws will svs
AMI ami on o,v the same day Mrs j. IL. A. Tremenheere
Ge5rsa G give tea at the home Of her mother Mrs
Of Of Mrs; George Isham Scott, who was Mile. de
Paris fey ana Who're marriage was cele6rae@d @ n
lam Douglas sloane viii give a dance in honor Of
Sloane Cards daughter 3 Miss s Emily Of @
Mar. Mary Levin Thomas, daughter e Mrs. PhIlp F.
to Max Emile de jonge. OF Stapeton which Is to
/ take place in st. Paurs Memorial Church, Edge,
held at e" the hoa Of M SfTqh Thoas
MISS Thomas great agrandfather was the nrS
srdsy ne d hs hsm9s %ss 1a 4a q@2 oa
VII give a c9mns-out reception for her aaIshIGr; Yer
also introduce daughters on the same day Mrs, Mrs
n9 to Ms@R dSsoR has 6a aTn S for reception
The first meeting this season Of the Thursday
% Week 'o the M ast hse ns '1 at the home o. Miss
Furhiss, No. 4sl Fifth-aye.
Mrs. Jareys celebrated and once popular wax,
works will be revived Thursday evening and
repeated on the following afternoon anh eyenlnS'
j East Twenty -fourth-st, for the benefit Of the
summer Rest Society. Miss Mar Scdn McCohb
given under the patronage OF number of we'll
En0wn aafle,E women among whom are Ne Ne fcGr oh
Mrs FoS Mrs 3 Pe9nt ont Morga ME- a. + Low
Mrs and Mrs. Constant \: Andrews have as their
! st.. count Eberhard Won Linden. Court Chamber
! lain TO the King of WurtemberG and former Am
bassador to the Court of st. Petersburg.
Yesterday was one of the busiest days OF the
week for Fashionable people. who went about in
the storm to pay their respects to a number OF
were given by their mothers one Of the largest
| receptions Of the day was given bv Mrs Charles
helps. of No i2 East Twenty xth-s. in honor Of
| her only daughter Miss Ethel Phelps, handsome
| brunette. who received in gown Of Whit moire
sised "' by Miss Lulu BARLOW. Miss Marion Carey
Miss Nellie Robb. Miss Clara Lincoln. Miss Natalie
Curtis, Miss Virginia Walsh and Miss Edith Kohl
| saat Mrs Phelps who wore handsome gown of
back S crePe hGsyy jsed as9 reGeYs
Of Washington who was aitred IN @ rich N gown M OF
the Hungarian Band during the hours Of the re-
afternoon at her hone. 10 ? West Thirty thri-st.
to Introduce her daughter, Miss Elone Neeser Il
Miss Neeser wore pretty gown of green satin
and white lace. while her mother was attired in
grs q assisted It the debutante @ Mrs Secser viii give
a dance for her daughter at Sherry's on Friday Of
Isi' ed by we a fN 81 Gadden 2GSSi 's '00 WI"
o Mrs ver9n m H. hrGwp ga yfS'sr5ng @ sonGr of of
her only daughter Miss Vernon Brown ana Miss
The debutante wore a gown of white MORE antique
and chiffon. and Miss Williams was in mauve satin
ladies who made their formal entire into the fashion
able world yesterday \ reception in her honor vas
homnee 60 @ p East Foriy9eishih.st The debuqnte
received the congratulations Of several hundred S,,!
friends and wore pretty gown Of pink and white
VILLAIN
daughter, Miss Eihh Woodward. at a. reception g,t,
which she gave at her nome. No. il West fliy,1
with her mother and a number of young friends.
Miss Margaret Beales introduced to society
f r ea given ee for ,ha5 of %d q West % "T
ond-st. The debutante was in pretty gown oi
Mrs Isaac V. Brokaw Of No East Seventy
ninth-st. Yesterday afternoon also gave an elao-
crate tea 10 Introduce her daughter.
Miss Mathilde l.. Ricketts, was another OF yes
terdays debutantes who was introduced AZ a re-
civ In E,r no
Pierre de Peyster Ricketts,. Of NO ID East SeV-
The second meeting this season Of the SATURDAY
Evening Dancing class organized by Mrs Philip
evening in the Mendelssohn Assembly Rooms: in
West Fifty-ff,h-st. The coiillon was lsd by Wal
ter kemeys who dancGd rbIns a9nT Inc ''o''
Mrs. Henry Parish jr gave rni dinner Raf,y "T
honor OF Miss Katharine Livingston; daughter oI
John Henry ynFsion r o WeeEs past Mrs
Parish $ guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Reniamn Wells.
Miss '' Woodworth. thornton Warren. Charles 4.
Mum Hartman k Evans and Goodhqe iyinis-a69n,
and Miss De Forest for a series Of evening reeep-
tons Win musG b at rsf hef Of R2m %Sc6 N be % ven on
January 9 the second February l3. the third on
March and the afth and las! on ApTiI g. % rou,.
r. Hoyt. to John W. woodheld will take place on
Mrs J. Hampden Robb will give comng-ou,
reception on January for her young daughter al
ner The nog marriage io Of Miss Adele Gran, the Earl
of Essex will be celebrated on THURSDAY after-
noon in - Nargaret's Church. Westminster.
Prcparations for the Columbia College junior
bail are being pushed ahead with vlgor ana eve,S
hing will be in shape before the date set ior thf
bah. December p As in former years, the library
b,,jldjng will be entirely devoted TO the purposes OF
hn hi hr tho decorations will be on more elab-
crate scale than usual Fey howers VIII be useG eyor IN
ereens and holly VIII form the principal decoration
Among the patrorcsses Of The ball are MIS-. H. !"
RavIine Mrs Henri NJ. Braem, Mrs Baur k
stevens Mrs J. NJ. Waterbury. Mrs. richard Hunt
Mrs Horace Barnard Mrs. n Mckay Iwomp3y'
Mrs j Plerpont Mo.1an. Mrs. John Jay Mfs
George g. De Forest. Mrs Frederic r; Coudert
Mrs Daniel RuiterHeld Mrs. Jules Reynal. Mrs '"
rd Webb and Mrs. William d. Sloane
The marriage Of John Seager. private secretary
to the secretary Of War. and Miss Maud e. kice
~ this city took place In the presence OF a few
intimate friends at o'clock yesterday a, the Church
~ the Heavenly Rest In Fifth-ave. the Rev. Dr
Harnilton officiating. The party left the city mme-
diatniv after the ceremony their destination re-
raining secret for the present