New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

The gayetIes OF the last week were OF the mild
kind. nearly all the entertainments OF note having
been given for the younger element In society and
Tor the undergraduates Of universities In town Tor
the Christmas holidays. Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott
Hall Butler had dance Tuesday evening In
their new home. at Park-ave. and Thirty-hfth st.
for their dehutante daughter. Miss Susan Butler
Mr.. and Mrs. d s. Appleton the same night
gave a dance at their home. In East Thirty-sixth-
ST.. in honor OF their granddaughter Miss Julia
Hoyt, daughter OF Mr.. AMI Mrs Gerald Hoyt. and
in the afternoon Mrs. Harold Farquhnr MADDEN
had dance AT Sherry's for her children The
majority OF the guests at these entertainments
were the young people who Will figure more promi-
nently in the next two or three years on Thurs
at their apartment in the Tiffany Building. No. !
East gave SeasaRyi or resep'pa
debutante daughter of Mrs. Thomas S. Young Of
S9 Me AND IN b the yc syepas MT
set at her home. No / West Fifty -seventh-st Last
10 ance Bv nf Mrs. sane Roer 5e at her home
Fifth-ave. and Forty-eighth-st
Mrs Edward L. Keyess dance on Friday night
at her home No. l East Seventy fourth-st. In
honor Of her daughter. Miss Eleanor Reyes, was
|, one OF the many pretty dances Of the week Mrs.
Keyes. who received with her daughter wore a
gown OF ivory white satin, trimmed with point lace,
while Miss Keyes was in a gown OF a light shade Of
the dancing being Informal. Among the guests
we're Miss Helen Jackson Miss Edith , Kohsa ni:
Riker. Miss Scudder and Mr. and Mrs. Edward L.
Keyes. jr., who were married a few weeks ago In
st. Patricks Cathedral.
The present week Will be busy Tomorrow
night there Will be dancing at Tuxedo and at the
Country Club. in West Chester On Thursday night
the subscription cotillon organized by Mrs. Orme
Wilson. Mrs. Francis X. Pendleton. Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. jr. Mrs. Aimeric Paget Mrs Harry
PAYNE whitney and several other young matrons
will be given at Sherrys. On the same night Miss
Delaheld will give dance for her niece Miss
Delaheld at Demonicos. Alexander NJ MADDEN
will lead the cotillon with Miss Maize Delaheld
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt sr. will give dance on
Friday night her guests coming from dinner par
ties given by Mrs Frederic Bronson. Mrs. William
d. Sloane and Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting worm
dance which viii he the first Of the series OF dinner
dances organized by the women named above ne
next dance will take place at Mrs cuttings on
on THURSDAY. January %. Mrs William II. Jack
Tue Tmesd Ia 30 January 10, and Mr. and Mrs Ebrdge
T. Gerry have cards out for small colIon AT .n1. ~
Mrs George Croker, who recently returned ron S h
TRIP 10 shf n and Mrs Charles 4 chds VIII give
reception with music at the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
Misses Rutherfurd Tomorrow evening Mrs. Fan
Shave. OF No. 10 East Forty-ffth-st, VIII give
NJ Hadien will lead at this dance and again at
tho second Junior Cotilon; at sherrys on the
following Monday. January p
one of the most notable entertainments OF the
present week will be the reception with music
which will be given by Miss De Forest and Miss
Calender on Tuesday evening in their apartments
in the Tiffany Building. in East Seventy-second-st:
On Tuesday January 81 these two generous
bns,asses viii give another evening reception with
music
4 list Of receptions at present arranged for jan
uary is az follows: January 2. Mrs. Lucus r.
Winerding No rs East Seventy-seventh-st. jan
nary 3 Mrs Henry c. Beadeston. No 81 west
Thirtv-sixth-st 10 introduce her sister. MISS
Mabel POST Mrs Frederick S. Perkins, OF NO
10 East Fifty-sixth-st. 10 introduce her daugn-
,r ,,,ss aliee Ball Perkins Mrs. Charles Lord
md Miss Lord No. 81 West Seventy-thrd-st;
Mrs. Andrew G. Agncw. No. % West Thirty
ninth-st.. to Introduce her daughter. Miss Agnes
clifford Agnew. Thursdays In January. Miss Jo-
senhire Drexcl, No 1O3 Madison-ave.; January