New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

Dana No. LOS Fifth-ave will give afternoon
1 eCchre parties
Mr and Mrs. William c. Eusts arrived on Friday
from Europe. They will visit Mrs. Eustis's father
Ex-Governor Levi P. Morton. Ellersie. and then
will come 10 town for the winter. Mrs Morton will
Heller and Lena Morton, will join their mother
about the 18th.
Miss Edith Greenough was introduced at a large
. reception yesterday afternoon given by her father
William Greenough. Of No. 80 West Ninth-st The
debutante was in yellow crepe de chine. Receiving
with her were Miss Nathalie Henderson, Miss Mar
& Draper, Miss Dorothy P Edwards Miss Mary
Weston and Miss Edith Post.
Another debutante Of yesterday was Miss Eleanor
Russell Morris. the daughter of M and Mrs H
1. Morris. Of No. u West Fifty-third-st Mrs New
bolG Morris received with the mother OF the
debutante. Miss Norris wore white satin Among
the young women who assisted her in receiving
Miss Nellie Hard, Miss Mary Robson Miss
Katherine Griswold Pratt Miss May Gallatin. Miss
EieaP9T Sg,. jay Miss Rossno1d & Street Miss Mary
and Miss Caroline de Saulles.
Mrs. John r. Harris of No. "A East Fortieth-st
gave coming out reception for her daughter Miss
Cornelia Brady Harris. yesterday afternoon Miss
Harris wore a simple gown of white silk Mrs
Harris was in blue. trimmed with cloth OF gold
and Russian lace. Among the young women who
received with Miss Harris were Miss Ella De
Peyster, Miss Strong and Miss Katherine Mcclure
dinner Of eighteen covers followed the reception
Ars. ana Miss Harris will be at home Mondays in
OF the debutante in that month
At the waldorf-Astoria Miss Mary Stone Field
the daughter OF Mrs. Cyrus W. Field was intro
ouced 10 society. Miss Field is granddaughter OF
the late Cyrus Field. She was surrounded nv a
beNy or young women, among whom were Miss
Margaret ". Graves. of Hartford; Miss Margaret
OF TOh
Calhoun Mrs Joseph Lucas, Of ST. Louis: Mrs E
Nelson. of Kentucky; Mrs. Thomas Russell and
silk and velvet Mrs Field Was in light grav crape
1 9e cIine; trimmed with black and turquoise blue
and Mrs; Arthur Kemp. Miss Nelson Mrs Peter
TGCSOPeT GoSP f19~ntI T5W Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan Mrs
and Mrs. Holbrook Curtis and Miss CladvH s1niIb
Astor dining room for the receiving party and to-
Ssg Sg s Ms, 6aea gives luncheon Of ten covers al
The first meeting % the Saturday Evening Dane
ing Class took place last evening at Delr1onico,s
Mrs Charles r Huntington and Mrs John c Jaw
received the guests Stowe Phelps led the cotillou
which began promptly at 10 o'clock and ended ar
midnight, when supper was served. The favors
were ribbons and bells. The patronesses of this
oahclng class which numbers a thousand members
are mrs John Ervtng. Mrs. Leopold Fraucke Mrs
James j. Hgginson Mrs Edward King Mrs
James J. King, Mrs. Sackett NJ Barclay, Mrs
Water Waiter c Taylor. Mrs. John c. Jay and Mrs
evening Were Miss Margaret Iselin MISS Katheryn
Fanes e rat Ea MISS Mary Hartman, Miss Jessie
raAs SW, MISS E-rv-ng, Miss Eloise Beeckman
Miss Louise Gallatin, Miss Edith Hoilins Miss
Jones Miss Helen n ais5 Pea6od H0pn as Mas Mass san6s Ma6s
MISS Mathilde Van Rensselaer, Miss Alice Post
Bia5aIg Bpntagt2G On Francis K stevens, Davis r Vail
d5e 5iGAaFq a. Dana ar Henry A. schToeder. Russell Lam
stephen Pel Philip Bernhard Robert Barclay. VII
Parrish and Kenneth Robinson
The marriage OF Miss Adeline Pierson to Edward
Scott jr OF Virginia viii take place on January s.
F1fty-second-st. - 60
Mrs. Maturfn Livingston viii remain at Stats
burg until after the holidays when she will open
her town house in East sixty-ninth-st.
The invitations have been issued for the marriage
on Thursday December 20, Of Miss Florence Ange
Hollister TO DR.. Joseph William Carr. The
mony will take place the home of the brides
East Ninety al j5i5S s3 n m Dr Carr us is .,
Harvard graduate, and took his Ph. D. degree at
town ". Va
Arthur Friedhem and Fritz Kreisler viii play
the kreutzer Sonata at Mr- Bagby's musical morn
The annual ball Of the Junior Class at Columbia
viii take place this year al Sherry's Friday
evening December p The walls Of the ballroom
will be decorated with blue and white facs ban
ners and trophies. An innovation has been adopted
this year in having patrons as well as patronesses.
Among the former appear the names Of Seth Low
and Governor Roosevelt. IN the ranks Of the TWO
hundred patronesses. among others Mrs. Ben
samin b. Odell, jr, Mrs. Richard Watson Glider,
Mrs. Frederic r Coudert. Mrs. Charles Dana Glib
son Mrs. Jules s Bache. Mrs. Adrian IseIin, Mrs.
columbus " )OnneA lselin Mrs john Ii. Iselin, Mrs.
Edward G. yaneway. Mrs. Luther Kountze. Mrs.
Seth Low Mrs. Alfred T. Mahan Mrs Arson
Phelps Stokes. Lady Pauncefote, Mrs. Cortlandt
;, Van Rensselaer,. Mrs John l. Waterbury, Mrs.
FRANCIS > Bangs, Mrs Pierre De Peyster Ricketts,.
mrs George J SchermerhOrn, Mrs. Frank l. VAN
derbeek ano Ms W. Seward Webb.