New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-17

Sovsra Mrs. Geors De Forest sste. MTs NO.
PPyer' Mrs. wiam T. ET nnTIap Mrs John V.
Mr. Mrs F. W Sla Grace William E SEsse
Srs theodore X , Gibbs, mrs Nrs Clarence NJ
Nrs ,-. HC SSs ? Huntington; Mrs ! !, Hen len
s iSsw' Mrs MarcellTs hsruss' Mrs Mrs john G joy
land Mrs george zones, Professor Alexis 4 Julien
Mrs. Mrs 9nss IT, MTS SG' ROrrsht Mn Mrs
KsTn9("h Mrs e n ITn1 Francis Mrs
lanes D yinsston' N MTS LHguer, Mrs j Meehan
G larnS5opne sT Is Mspes Mrs Charles W Machen'
N Alfred T Mahan M MS D. lanes Moses ' Mrs
Mrs RS ihsT1,ex Mrs Waisnsham A Miller. Mrs
4sId Meyer Mrs Leon N 3Gsoa M'S Mrs er Charles
oas{I Mrs Hermann oelrensS Mrs F. RenediSi
9skley Mrs MS Walter Va II Powers, Mrs. Mary p
ps John p, Pg@mMdT Mrs soh s e@ oSack
perkins P A6S ogden \. Rood Mrs. Henry P
enOnaker Mrs A l. Stesens4.l, MI sn&tgN ~
stcseins Ms ME- ". Watts sherman Mrs. William
sslS Same. Mrs suwanee NJ SSe.enson ~ Mrs Ben.
son sB,, S,GS Mrs Henry P Tiffany Professor J
u sio9sD Van Amringe. Mrs; Theodore f Vail
a v?n Wias MTF B BuchanaS Wn
Webb Mr. Mr. Edwin H Wea,t,hGerbee. Mrs j. Grant
wilson. Ms Ms CHARLES c. worthington .Irs. Octa-
With White and Mrs, Gilbert G. Wiltse'
vo-s Con,nan dery Of the Military Order Of
New. New, T.eion has rarely had so interesting and
..s-frC a
en- ..s.ssav night OF It's twelve hundred mem
on S....-ed all over New-York State. nearly all
$50, served as officers ir the Army. Navy or
o. ". earns IN the civil War nearly FIVE hun
- s.t at The tables. In the balcony were nearly
=. nundred women, wives Of the Officers General
heh.s was that 81 Colonel William Hemstreet
me ~TJttle Things about Big Generals There were
49, SWavne and by Admiral Farquhar Among
We veterans present were Majors Charles A.
Haussman. Hart"sH i.Nin eore Isr,eS y
ss!-sv CAPTAINS Frank NJ. Clement and David c.
Curtis Chief Eng Wiisn II Wev Paymasters
JON I T,-ev Arthur BNrtis Allan 5. gar. George
Barton s,sh If VILLAINS obn W TnG AafG CHARLES de
q Mckay ane ". j. Carlton. and Medical Direct
ors George Peck T. c. Walton and T. 5 Bogert.
Yesterday was another day devoted to debut
.,,tes number Of receptions being given in their
honor Mrs. William Allen Jenner. Of No l25 East
sxtieth-st introduced her youngest daughter.
Miss Anna Josephine Jenner, at a reception given
= the afternoon at her home. The debutante.
whose gown was Of white chiffon. was assisted In
receiving by Miss Florence Curiis Jenner and MSS MISS
Mildred Csrruth Dix Miss Anna Mead. MISS isa-
Sse Curtis Mss FLORENCE Adele Cragin ana MISS ISIS
esved attired In a gown Of pearl gray crepe
ce chine.
Mrs Carl schefer, of No. 40 West Thlrty-seventh-
., gave a reception 10 introduce her daughter.
Mss Elsie schefer who received in a pretty gown
0, white chiffon and silk. assisted by Miss Mar
mar Miss Edwards Miss Matilde Van Rensselaer,.
Miss Amy Ellis. Miss Beatrice Bonner MISS Iro"-
bridge and Miss Edith Kohlsaat.
Another debutante was Miss Louise Aldrich. who
vas presented al a reception given by her mother
Ms Spencer Aldrich at her home, No. III west
ssventy-second.sr. The debutante was gowned IN
vhtsfnet over satin. trimmed with white chiffon
and satin ribbon. She assisted In receiving
Wy Miss Helen Cornela Merrill. in whose honor
Ms George P Slade. her aunt. gave dinner
psrtv on Friday evening: Miss Grace Lee Smidt,
Mss Helen Peabody. Miss Messner Miss Eleanor
paffeld and Miss Marguerite Jenords' OF fhiiac
Pafk-ave introduced her daughter. Miss Alice
Van Doren Ripley at an afternoon receP'ion o anu
ton given by her father. William Carpenter at
lis home no Is East Fori,Is,th.s5 MIS- Miss G SaT
Gordon ELEPHANT Miss Louise Gallatin. Miss Clara
R Bradford. Miss Anna K Carpender OF new W
SoTo5s Long Island; Miss Harriet Coleman Della
fed. Miss Nary wagstaf, Miss Ethel Du Bois
and Miss Helen Rogers.
Mrs. John H. screven. OF No. 20 West Thirty
ninth-st. gave reception 10 present her grand
daughter. Miss Ellen w. Turnbun. who received
II a gown of white crepe de chine trimmed win
rearn lace. and carried bouquet OF pink roses.
She was assisted by Miss Chrlstlne fenlose' VI
Miss Alice Colgate, Of Flushing; Miss
Josephine Ogden. Miss Edith Thompson. Miss
sarah Fuller Miss Ethel Davies. Miss Josephine
Williams the Misses vernam Ms ErneS sir, L9Tl
laughter OF John D. Crimmlns. was introduced at
reception given by her father at his home. NO:
we're her aunt. Mrs. Lalor. and her, sister. Mrs:
Albert Gould Jennings. Miss Laura T. Green was
" so her mother Mrs Laura Riddle Green at her
home No 50 Madison-ave. Miss Eleanor Green; a
iSSy F46m Ss Miss Daisy Stedman and Miss
Eleanor Phelps assisted the debutante
One OF the largest cominr out receptions Of the
afternoon was given by Mrs. David Mcclure. OF
No q West Forty-nin,h-st. in honor of her daush-
ter. Miss Catherine Mcclure. The debutante. q
pretty girl wore a gown OF white chihcn, trimmed
Win Chanty ace s en bua erspe de chine trimmed
with lace while Miss Margaret Mcclure was al
IRE IN goT b OF 2ecS Re pry Were Miss
Hood Miss Lulu Grace MISS ElIa De reyster MSS
was followed BY a dinner.
Mrs William Aston will give her first formal din
ner party Of tho season next THURSDAY evening al
her home. No. Si2 Fifth-aye.
Among the earliest Christmas engagements TO be
announced is that Of Miss Elsie Griswold Ely,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Upham Ely OF
Nontaguest Brooklyn to AHgusIHS ui bIDey Hns
ness will cali him early In the year 10 California
where he will finally make his home
TRYING TO COLLECT FROM J. LORILLARD.
SUIT BROUGHT AGAINST TRUSTEES OF MONEY
LEFT TO HIM BY HIS FATHER
suit has been brought In the Supreme Court by
the Eleventh Ward Bank against Pierre and Louis
Lorillard 10 recover a sum Of about $1,000 which
rs alleged 10 be due from Jacob Lorilards estate
N The bank The bank. In 1880 TOOK claim from
Jacob Lorllard for $4,000. which 1t assigned 10
George F. Weed who brought suit in which nc
rsooversd Judgment for the amount due. with costs,