New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-07
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Four more debutantes were formally introduced
to society Yesterday at teas and receptions given
In their honor for that purpose one Of the largest
the reception given 10y Mrs. William Warner
Hoppn at her home. No A. West Ffty-third-st.. for
her daughter, Miss Katharine hickman Hoppin. d"
beautiful young lady. who received the congraiua-
lions Of several hundred people. In pretty gown
Of white satin made with big. pulled sleeves and
trimmed with a bertha of white lace Mr. Hoppn.
in rich gown OF white satin brocAde. cmb',lishcd
with olive velvet and white lace assisted her
daughter with number OF the latters young
friends. including Miss Emily Norris Miss Bessie
Stokes. Miss Ethel Phelps Miss Julia Clarkson.
Miss Katharine Van Rensselaer,. Mss Ieatrix Hen
dcrson. Miss Mclzi Wood, Miss Julia Deahel.
Miss Charlotte Barnes. Miss Laura Jay. Miss Susie
Hall. Miss Lois swan Of Utica, and Miss Madeleine
Goddard. Of Providence.
Mrs David H. Greer also gave a tea at her
home. No. 3i2 Madison-avc to Introduce her eldest
daughter Miss Daisy Greer pretty blond. who
received with her mother and three young friends.
Miss Bessie Chaplin. OF Providence. Miss Ely and
Miss Helen DE Pcyster. The dcbutantc a
gown Of white silk null over white satin. while
Mrs. Greer atiircd In a costume Of strel-gray
silk and lace. In the evening the Rev Dr. and
Mrs. Greer gave "A dinner party In honor OF their
daughter. The guests about the table We're young
people
Another OF the large afternoon receptions was
given by Mrs Alfred l.. LOOMS. at her home. No.
~ West Imriy-fourh-st. TO introduce her daughtrf,
Miss Mary Prince. 10 the fashionable world. Tn"
debutante wore simple gown OF white SIX
trimmed with embroidered chiffon: Her mother;
Mrs. l.oomis was In a dress OF black satin and
lace. Assisting Miss Prince. who received in the
cream and white drdwng-room, were Miss Elsie
Brown Miss Frances iiayens Ives Miss Eiith
woodward and Mr. John Dynelcy Prince.
daughter. Miss Marie Newbcld Lawrence. at a
y sstS% %A Ssr s SG Xc fen East %
Assisting The debntante in reGeivng Were Mlfs
Rowland and Lois Egeow The reception was fol-
lowed in the evening by dinner for young
Mrs. Henry Parish. jr Of no. "A East Thirty
hrst-st.. yesterday afternoon gave "A small ana
of Philadelphia who has been visiting. here for
some. time. Mrs. BENJAMIN Weles. Miss Edith
Mrs. j. Edward Simmons gave ladies luncheon
st. The decorations on the table were pink ana
gold. and the favors were bouquets Of pink roses
were Mrs D. Kssam Mrs Frank s Eilis o MFs
Robbins Mrs E,ls and Mis- MS9eI sim M ,S
Graduate Hospital. which IL to be held at sherrys
tomorrow afternoon. will be attended by throns
presided over by ladies well known In society and
they Will each have the assistance Of n number Of
pretty girls. Some Of the ladies' who win have
charge of tables Mrs. Henry Parish jr.. who
is greatly interested in he charity; Mrs Paul
Tuckcrman, Mrs. Stanley Mortimer. Mrs. Richard
Irwin. Mrs benjamin Wclles and Mrs. Edmund
Among the passengers well known in society who
sailed Tor Liverpool yesterday. in the steamship
Majestic. were ex-senator james Otis. who has
gone abroad to spend the winter with his daughter
Mrs. George l.. Munroc. In Paris; Mr. and Mrs.
Foxhall Kecne and Captain and Mrs. Edward
Jamray
Mrs. Henri Braems Dancing Glass Will meet for
the first time this season al Sherrys this evening
The paragraph which has gone the rounds OF the
papers ana which says that MIS-. and Miss Perkins
and MIR. Henry g. Chapman VIII give tea al No
! Washington Square to-day Is Incorrect. and the
mistake arises from OF last years notices get
ting among those of this year. Mrs. and Miss Per
kins are In England passing the winter at the
beautiful country plac" Of Captain Kelly. who mar
ricd Mrs. PcrknsS eldest daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry q. Chapman have just moved into their new
house at Tuxedo.