New-York tribune., 1900-12-05

Astoria. This sale has attracted a great deal Of
attention in society and wonderful things prom
ised There will be. OF course, beautiful display
Of Christmas gifts and many women will do their
shopping there this afternoon. number OF the
debutantes to act Mattresses in the res
special features there will be the zoo the bench
show. the loeomo6ile. the gypsy encampment. the
and the Hungarian band. The zoo will contain a
wonderful assortment of animals. and the bench
show has among other attractions a prize bulldog
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander are to have a
christening party this afternoon their home. No
GO East Thlrty-ninth-st. Little Miss Rhinelander
will be christened and she will be taken to St.
Bartholomew.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman De r. whtehouse have
closed their house at Westbury and opened their
apartment al No. 10 West Thirtieth-st-, for the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs Stanley Mortimer will soon move
TO town They gave large dinner last Sunday at
Mr. and Mrs Foxhau P. Keene viii sail on De-
cember 20 for England. They Will be away all win
ter. Mr.. Keene win take part in the hunting in
the neighborhood of the ouorn
The varuna, with Eugene Higgins and his guests.
has reached Marseiles
Mrs Duncan Elliott will remain at Newport un-
til IT is time to go Aiken. after the Christmas
Newport for various reasons She gave a dinner at
her cottage there last evening.
A number Of New-York people went m yesterday
morning 10 Glenview Yonkers. to pay the last
tribute OF respect TO Mrs. Grenville l. winthrop
who died Saturday morning. Mrs. Winthrop a
Miss Trevor, the sister Of Henry G. Trevor. and
society.
place last evening Delmonico's. The eotilon was
led by Miss Laura Newbold Lawrence. dancing
with Thomas Kinney, Of Richmond. Va. Mrs Al
Mrs John Burling Lawrence and Mrs. Boothby re-
ceived the guests. There were one hundred couples
There win be number of dinners given to-mor-
row evening before the dance for Miss Galatin
Mrs John Hone and Mrs. Charles r. Henderson
will take their guests TO Mrs Frederick GaIlatin's
house for the dance
Mrs. Paul F. Munde gives a large dinner this
evening az her home. No. &c West Forty-hfth-st
and luncheon next Wednesday.
Mrs. James F. RuggIes. of No. "a West Seven
tieth-st has sent out invitations for two teas on
December 10 and IT in honor of her niece, Mrs.
Daniel Z. Seybei
Miss Agnes Ethel Leaycraft was another Of the
seasons debutantes. Her mother. Mrs. Charles
Russell Leaycraft. gave a reception for her at the
Hotel Buckingham yesterday afternoon The
debutante wore a frock Of white chenille net and
lace over white silk. The Misses Cecil Boardman.
Aline Tone and Lucille Murchinson, OF Whining
ton, DEL received with her. Among those who
called were Mrs. Albert Boardman, Mrs s. Mont
gomery Roosevelt. Mrs Frederick Roosevelt Mrs
Douglas Robinson Mrs. Nicholas Roosevelt, Mrs
Roosevelt and Mrs. Ellis Roosevelt.
Mrs. Samuel F. Bargers friends Will learn with
much regret that she Is i'll at her home, No. 1872
Madison-ave. Mrs. James B. Taylor is also i'll at
the house OF Mrs. Roswell P. Flower, No $50 Fifth
Mrs. Spotswood Schenck OF No. 2s4 Lexington
ave-; Mrs. w. Storrs Wells. OF No. ls East Fifty
seventh-st., and Mrs. Edward Allen Wickes OF No
IA West Fifty-seventh-st., gave dinners last even
ing.