New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12

THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

successful and pretty affairs At the Junior Cotll-
Ion only debutantes and some girls who came out
last winter were present, so there crowd
ing. and the cotillon, which was led by Alexander
NJ. Hadden. who danced with Miss Mary Ker-
nochan. was maze of fresh faces. fresh gowns
fresh flowers and everything suggestive OF rose
buds. The supper which followed the cotillon was
q most elaborate 1t served at small
Tuesday evening. Mr.. MADDEN managed the cotillon,
having as partner Miss Daisy Grinnell. who was
be in Tns Swer nd b%ncses Of re
and fancy paper hats and caps The other Inn
by Mrs Pp soke friday
night, at her home, No 22s Madison-ave. 1t was
arranged ar by Mrs Stokes in honor Of her debu
tante daughter, Miss Caroline Phelps Stokes. Mr..
Hadden again led the cotillon dancing with MISS
Stokes The next dance will be given early In
January.
The debutantes teas of the week intro
duced by those given on Monday afternoon by Mrs
Howard Garrison. for her daughter, Miss Cornelia
Livingston Clarkson, at her home, No. IS West
Thirty-seventh-st, and by Mrs. Robert Mnturn
Grinnell for her daughter. Miss Daisy Grinnel-
Both were well attended, They were preceded by
new Astoria Hotel Society people crowded TO see
David Bispham as Beethoven. In the evening ane
first entertainment OF the Musical Arts society was
given In the same ballroom in the presence OF a
brilliant and fashionable assembly.
On TUESDAY MITE jonh A bo"efs sa'o d
large reception at her home. No. West Twenty
frst-st., In honor Of her two daughters. Miss Mary
Stewart Bowers and Miss Martha cambridge
Bowers. The debutantes wero attired in white silk
and mousseline de sole. while their mother wore
gown OF peargray erocsds ,. the young s SSsn
felin, Miss Angelica Church. Miss Augusta de
Peyster Miss Frances de Peystsr Miss Mss Anna NINA
Miss Josephine Roe and Miss Florence Ccppell.:
sSwas . sna ss S DO
A pleasant reception was given on Tuesday
evening by Mrs. p. J. Kennedy at her homo. No.
sH Madeon-ave. In honor Of her daughter. Miss
Lauretta Kennedy The reception. which was from
and a seated supper The debutante was assisted
Ryder, Miss Rose sabller, Miss Isabella Burnham,
Miss Maud Mather and Miss Mather.
The debutantes introduced on Thursday were
Miss Elsie Barker. daughter Of Mrs Fordyce d.
Barker, of No. 80 West Fifty-nrst-st; Miss Flor
ence Coppell. daughter OF George Coppe. OF No 40
F1fth-aye. and Miss Amy Brown. daughter OF Mrs.
John Crosby Brown. Of No. So East Thirty-sev-
enth-st
On Friday. Miss Beatrice de Coppet. the bcauti-
full daughter Of Mrs Henry de Coppet. Of No. 2
West Seventeenth-st;. was presented to the fash
OF white silk was assisted In receiving by half a
dozen or her young friends.
Mrs Thomas Andrews Of No 40 East Sixty
seventh-st.. on Wednesday last held OF two
receptions introducing her granddaughter. Miss
Mary Constance Berry. daughter OF oliver L.
Berry, and Miss Emile Louise Deem. eldest daugh-
ter Of William NJ Deem. They were assisted in
receiving by Mrs. William NJ, Deem OF Short Hills.
Miss Beatrix Bennett. Miss Elsie Van Br!tton
EdtR towerre. Miss jamie Bayne and Miss Flor
ence " Deem. the youngest sister OF one OF the
debutantes; The DECORATIONS were pink and white.
corresponding to the coors worn by the debu-
tantes.
Mrs Almerto Hugh Paget gave her FIRST formal
reception since her marriage two years ago In her
new home. No. II East Sixty-frst-st. on Tuesday
afternoon last She assisted by her cousin.
Miss Dimock, Miss Elsie Clews. Miss Evelyn
Burden and Miss Emily Vanderbilt Sloane On
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs Paget gave dinner
Winthrop. jr.. MT and Mrs 5. Van Rensseiaess
Mrs. b. C. Porter. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. orme Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sorchan, Mr. and MIS-. bo-
Miss Morton. ' Miss Emily v Sloane and H. Matt
land Kersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. whitney who. pending
the alterations being made in their new homo. at
and Tifth-ave are occupying the
oliver Hartman house, at No "a West Fifty
gave their first dinner party OF the sea-
son on Thursday evening last II was In honor
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. George Griswold
Haven, Mr. and Mrs. W. Watts Sherman. Mrs:
Mrs Potter Mr. and Mrs FWhitelaw Reid, Mrs; s.
Van Rensselaer, Cruger Mrs, W. Earle Dodge,
Morton. James b. Parker and Sydney Paget. The
table decorations were OF American Beauty roses
Engagements for this week not numerous.
On Tuesday Alonzo c. Monsoon. Of No. II East
third will give afternoon reception
introduce his granddaughter. Miss Helen Van Cort-
land Morris. On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Alfred
Pell OF No 20 East Thirty-ffth-st. will be- at
home On the same day Mrs. Clarence Satterlee.
Of No. 1o2 East Thirty -fTst-st will give a recep-
ton to meet the Misses Churchill. and in the
evening Mrs. Louis Fitzgerald. OF No 253 Lexing-
ter. Miss Nora Fitzgerald. on Thursday after
ception given by Mrs. Joseph Drexel. OF No l03
Madison-aye, to Introduce her daughter Miss
evening by Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hitch
cock, OF No. East Twenty -ninth-st:. and by DIR.
sixth-st.
The first Assembly Ball Of the season will take
place on Thursday evening next in the ballroom
Of the Astoria The guests will be received by
Mrs Aston Mrs. James Abercrombie Burden ST.,
Mrs Harry Payne whitney and Mira Egerton 1.
winthrop; 5r The tcot0n for which some hand;
after supper. Alexander NJ. Hadden. with Mrs Al
meric Hugh Paset as a partner will lead.
At $50 o'clock on Tuesday evening next Deem
Der IA. Miss Hester Ethel spratley. the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry spratey. OF West One hundred
will be married 10 Ernest w
Bournsn in St Lukes Protestant Episcopal Church
and One-hundred- and forty-nrst-st
The ceremony will be performed by the rector OF the
church. the Rev. Dr. John T. Patey and It will be
followed by reception at the home of the BRIDES
parents Miss Spratley VIII have her sister as maid
Of honor and Miss Maud MacGrotty and Miss Viola
NJ Tyler as bridesmaids The brdegroom's best
man will be his brother, Herbert c. Bournan The
ushers will be the brides brother, Henry Spratley
tr.. Louis Fleming, Herman Rosensein Frank
Menier. r, s. Manahan. T. Howe Sockwei and
Henry Williamson.
On Wednesday afternoon at 4:So o'clock the mar
rage OF Miss Fanny Rose Herzog sister OF Edward
Hunt Herzog. OF this city, to John Otto Won Schmid
Of the Canton Argovie, Switzerland will take place