New-York tribune., 1900-12-01

Yesterday wac comparatively ouH socially. Tiers
were no large entertainments Of any kind Mrs
Louis Boudinot Atterbury gave tea 70 INTRODUCES
Miss Hopeton Atterbury but that was the only az
fair OF any Importance whatever Many q those
the country Vim STAY untll Monday There All b.,
n9Tsyer quite number wn9 VII WI e99e con Sass f9s
on the list
The receptions OF to-day have already been
enumerated In this column. The principal ones are
Mrs. Frederick Gallatin's 70 Introduce 70 society
her daughter MAY: Mrs Talbot oyPsan, ,i5,; % e,
FaehsFrs. for her daqghtsr ca!srin9, ana Mrs Mel
Receiving with Miss GaIatIn this afternoon vii
be Miss Helen Rutherford Ely. Mss Helen "
Stevens and Miss Dorothy Edwards while Miss
Faehert Will be assisted b. Miss Helen Dominiek.
Miss Mildred Dix. Miss Isabella Curtis. Miss Alice
Clark and Miss Dorothea Draper. MISS QiyphaEts
Saass Ssssrs ana nsT eogs1n f S.l- % Hy 1 & S G M
Miss Elsie Ladd. Miss Ruth Jones Miss Marjorie
critten and Miss Anna Jenner.
Receiving with Miss Hopeton Atterbury az the
reception given yesterday IN her honor BY her
mother her sisters. Josephine and Sally. Miss
RoFaTs Mss ssrss 's smith f1y ss MAJ T so f
Miss Florence Bates and Miss Alice Van Doren
Ripley.
The Saturday Evening Dance. formerly known a.
tEs Junior Cotillon- and arranged BY Mrs. Joel 3
Efhardt takes place to-nlghf at pelmonico's
small dance was given last night in the Red
Room at Delmonico's by Mrs. William Whitehead
Ladd IT,. IN honor Of her daughter. Elsie. who
made her debut on wednesday. There was no
ccton- Supper was served at small tables IN the
adjoining reception room
Stories were current yesterday to the effect that
the frequently reported engagement OF Miss May
Van Allen 70 Harry Lehr had at length become an
Lehr would deny that an engagement existed
richs on Thanksgiving night was followed with a
small da51Se among those present were M and
MrS - = T.. I I5l. NJ =
and Mrs Peter Cooper Hewitt
Cornelius Vanderbilt in addition 70 leasing Beau
lieu. the William Waldorf Astor villa at Newport
for a term OF three years. has purchased from the
Newport Hospital Corporation about fifty acres OF
the so-ealled Hazard ard Farm properly including the
sanE for Which Gf TRsR Rs pas ne FsS 3 to 5ra 9a large villa
MARK Twain" VIII preside AZ the lecture which
Winston Spencer Churchill. NJ P gives az the
Waldorf-Astoria on the evening OF December p the
ShnFchi ana az f5 Ia,. 9 srs 1-s oT4 s ESnd9lPa %
George Cornwans West Is daughter OF the late
Leonard Jerome. OF this city
Cards have been received in New-York from Mrs
T. Litteton Lyon. Of Albany. for a reception next
Saturday in honor OF her niece Miss Edith Van
were the Misses CLARK Of NeV-OrIsans. and are
well known in New-York and Southern society.
Mr. and Mrs David Banks. Of this city are VISIT
ing Albany, and are the guests OF 3fr. and Mrs
Bleecker Banks. who gave dinner In their homer
on wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Benedict are az present at
Tuxedo. but they intend 70 go abroad soon They
have leased both their town house and their coun-
try house at Oyster Bay for protTacted periods.
The ardor OF the hunt IA stin with the sporting
element in the country. and there are meets down
at Lakewood and Meadow Brook to-day. The Sat
urday 70 Monday programme at Tuxedo "a attrac-
tive and the Sunday afternoon teas are features of
the season The cottagers remain. the majority OF
them. until after the Christmas holidays.
Frederick II. Allen has been seriously H. and a
couple of days underwent operation for ap-
pendiCitis at DIT. Bulls private hospital His wife
the daughter Of the Duchess de Dino by her first
marriage 70 FFedeTlck stevens, Is Staying N town
TO be near her husband. who is on the road to re-
covery.
Mrs. Jules Reynal will return from her country
house near White Plains next week and open her
town house. No. 2S8 Madison-ave for the winter.
Under the patronage Of Mrs Maturfn De1aaeld.
Mrs. Walden PeH Mrs. George R. Schienelin.
Mrs. Henri r. Beekman and Of several other
women. an afternoon recital win be given az The
Waldorf-Astoria on December y BY Mrs. George
Fear England, one OF the survivors OF The CAL
weston disaster. The entertainment has been
eanized for the purpose OF helping her. as her
house and everything that she owned were swept
away the night OF The food leaving her with
out resources.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Jean
BurIingame. the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
L. Burlin game. to Robert ChetWO0d Beatty.