New-York tribune., 1896-12-13
Waldorf on american Artists" The patronesses
Will be Mrs Roger A. Pryor. Miss Mary Vanderpoe.
Mrs Edward Wootton. Mrs. Burton Harrison. Mrs.

Algernon Sullivan and Mrs. Franklin Cameron.
A French historical lecture. the subject of which
will be lie Fills de Napoleon Premier will be
given by Professor Wisner Thursday at
o'clock at Sherrys in aid Of the Country Home
for Convalescent Babies. building at Sea
Cliff. Long Island. There has been great de-
mand for tickets for this lecture but there still
Mrs Stanley Mortimer. No 2G West Fifty-third-st
eric % Bronson Ms e Ausa' M hemont Mrs. ss J. 'fu T
Rreese r Mrs go, F. L. Raylies, Mrs G: II Berryman
Cannon Mrs W Bayard 'ca Cutting, ing Miss C Cushing
Nicholas Fish. Mrs Gocet Mrs. ua Gaatn. Mrs
Thomas Thomas, Hitchcock. Mrs. F. kernochan; Mrs r
gan. Mrs c: II. Marshall Mrs. l.. p Morton Mrs
T MS e. 1 RSSr Mrs Mrs
Mrs. w. u. Sloane. Mrs William J. Schcffelin
MIS- MIS- Ss10rd Whs Mrs WnHrop
and Mrs. Richard Mortimer.
Yesterday again debu,antes' day. Mrs.
Henry r. Beekman, of No. 35 West Seventeenth-st
gave large reception to introduce her daughter
Miss Mary +. Beekman. The dcbutante wore
very pretty gown of white satin and chiffon. She
was assisted in receiving Jy Miss Laura Duane
Ireland. Miss Angelica Church Miss Dorothy
Schiefelin. Miss Rosalie Floyd. Miss MAY Dclafeld
Miss Rosna Boardman Miss Adrianna Whittemore,
Miss Ethel Smith, Miss Alice l.. Day and Miss
Mary Hopeton Smith. Miss Bertha Gillet. Miss Jo-
sephine Zabrskie and Miss Katherine Beekman.
Another large reception was that given by Mrs.
Robert Hoe. of No II East Thirty-sixth-st in
honor of her youngest daughter. Miss Ruth Lam
caster Hoe who was attrcd In simple and pretty
costume of white silk, with tulle. In the line re-
ceiving with the debutante Miss Anna Mead
Miss Angelica Church. Miss Ethel Robinson Miss
Hurlbut and Miss Sibil Hubbard. The reception
was followed by dinner for the members Of the
Miss Anna Hubbard. Miss Hope Simpson. Henry
Sampson, Lawrence J; Mead, Garrit Pier William
Robert Hoe. jr. and Arthur Hoe. After the dinner
the young people attended the De Coverley dance
at Sherrys
Mrs. Charles A. Jackson of No 3os Madison ave.
presented her daughter. Miss Helen i. Jackson
yesterday afternoon at large reception 1here
were some beautiful flowers. including punches OF
American Beauty and lilies of the valley in
the drawing room. where Miss Jackson. wearing
gown of white satin and mousscline de SOL; reGeVed W
with girl friends. among them Miss Ethe
Dominick Miss May Riker. Miss Anna Riker Miss
Mss Msrn Ethel sv wnms m Mss Susie
Miss Marie Lahens and Miss jeanette Snnborn
| One Of the crowded teas of the day was given by
Colonel and Mrs Henry A. Du Pont. who have been
living in Delaware. at Sherry's IN honor of their
daughter. Miss Louise Evelina Du Pont. a very
pretty girl. who received nearly 200 bouquets ana
half many loose lunches Of roses OF every varie
ty Miss Du Pont wore pretty gown of white silk
Marion Whitaker. Miss Post. Miss Coffin, Miss
! Caroline Duer Miss Greenough and Miss Bertha
| King Bartlett. While the reception was gong on
| in the pink room. there was dancing In the large
! H. Pendeton Rogers Mr.. and Mrs Henri !. Barley.
Miss Barley. Colonel and Mrs. Waring. Miss Jose,
! phine Johnson. Miss Gift. Miss Beekman. Mr. and
Mrs. James W. Gerard. Mrs. Luther kountze. Au-
custus f. Kountze. Mrs. John Schocnbergcr Mrs;
/ c. a. Childs. Miss Evans. Mrs. Cadwalader Jones.
Miss Bcatrix Jones. Mrs a. Newbold Morris Miss
Joseph Larocque. jr.. Miss Furniss. Mrs: John G.
! Wilmerdng. Miss Ccorgana Wilmerdng. Mrs.
Hitchcock. and Colonel FloydJones.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Rena Sym
mes Seabury. daughter of George J. Seabury. 10
David Ely Green. jr OF Lewellyn Park. Or
ange. n j.
Mrs George Henry Chatillon. Miss Chatillon and
Miss Hortense Louise Chatillon OF No. II East
! Eighteth-st.. have sent ont at home cards for
Saturday afternoon of this week. from until :
! o'clock.
The first Of the De Coverley dances was given at
Sherry's last evening The members and their
guests were received by the patronesses. Mrs. Ed
ward L. Keyes Mrs Clement Cleveland. Mrs. A A.
Anderson. Mrs II. Blanchard Dominick. Mrs.
| Charles Il. Foote. Mrs. George NJ. Groves. Mrs.
Williston B. Lockwood. Mrs. Charles + Roe. Mrs.
| Henry c. Valentine and Mrs. Gustav II. Schwab.
There was no cotillon the dancing being Informal
Supper served at midnight.
Mrs BENJAMIN Drake introduced her daughter,
Miss Mary Hopeton Drake, at reception yester-
day afternoon. Those assisting were Miss Laura
| Ireland Miss Daisy bartholomew. Miss Mary Eel
| lows Hoyt. Miss Ethel Smith. Miss Hope Smith.
! Miss FLORENCE Bailey Miss Anna Won der Mukel.
ner of twenty-five followed. Sherry serving
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