New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Tho 1,eel. will be devoted to the dance. From
+onorrow evening until Saturday night, ever so
many twinkIing feet and light, fantastic toes Will
be marking measure TO the strains OF Lander anu
the Hungarian bands, and waltz and two-step VIII
succeed one another in bewilderins array II VIII
be week for he young ReGPe record; cotillon
each night. and some occasions not & oIE one mo- p
eramme offered ard it will be fully enjoyed.
Tomorrow evening will take place the dinner
6ance given by J. Roosevelt Roosevelt lor ms
5aupb+er Miss Helen Roosevelt This Is 10 De
held at Sherry's where many OF the most notaole
nrfyate affairs will take place this season II wiz
he a dance for young people, and the large DALI
~ooros and apartments adjoining have been set
eda for The entertainment. After the dinner there
will he a cotilon. The dance will not be very
large one and coon is confined TO of S0fSs fb
de6utante. will receive with her
m, the same evening there will be the first meet
to- - tbe Five Cotions which will also be held
et sberrvss This is a young peoples dancing class
In the morning Albert Morris Bagby will haze the
sGd In the evening Very interesting private con
cert viii be given by Mr. and Mrs Charles 1eWar Ma
s1doNS snd MRS George m W Vanderbilt. Mrs simons was
sdsn Miss 5essle of eH4Fs M4naWeev W al sf
william, 9 Whitney will give on Tuesday even
,ng beautfuI ball for the debut OF Miss Adelaloe
ydo1nb his stepdaughter. According to the new
fashion of the winter. supper will be served aIter
the cotillon. There are nearly nVe huhuIeu III
yitations issued principally for the young dancing
set and the Hungarian band and Lander VIII play
alternately The cotillon will be double one, tne
erst set being led by Miss Randolph and craig
Wadsworth, and the second by Mrs harry rdSIe
whitney and Roman Baldwin The favors' ol
course will be very handsome. and the noral ueco
rations elaborate. Sherry will serve the suppet'
ord tbe entire mansion will be thrown open 70 te
guests on the same eyHnng ineFe given M By the
Class organized by John D. Rockefeller IT.
n, Wednesday will take place the dance given
=, Me- Ior,Ilard for her niece Miss Emily Tay-
1o- ar Sherry's This will be one OF the most
notable affairs CT the season Mrs. Loriiaio uSeu
to be for her spiendld 1sn ene on so
elaborate scale for many yeaTS Mrs. IoriIlaTd has
had selected in Paris.
On the same afternoon Mrs. Cornelius FelloWes
and Miss Fellowes of No. 139 East Thirty-seVentn-
81 VIII give a tea, and the Christmas Carnival IN
aid of the stony Void sanatorum W 6ac 0s neS both
the Waldorf-Astoria this latter taxing piaoe O
in the afternoon and evening
On Thursday evening also at Sherrys Henry
IT Sloane gives dinner dance for the DEBUT oi
he cotlllon with handsome favors, ana the guesIs
will include large gw,am nhm9ef sloane viii receive
Aea,n another debutante. and this time on FIJI
dav Mrs Henry W. Poor will give dinner dance
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daughter Edith one Of the debutantes OF the WIN
fer On the same evening there vii! De tne nrst
of the series of dances organized by Mrs WiIiarn
RrookfeId and others. At Delmonico's on FRIDAY
also the first of the dinner dances this season,
which were organized last year by MRS fFeueTiSk
] de Peyster and ]. Montgomery strong, viii De
held Alexander NJ. Hadden Will lead the cotlilon-
On Saturday there will be the Junior Cotlllon at
DeImonicos This will be the second dance OF the
organization this season. and according to the new
ruling in the Junior Cotilon It will begin early
and stop at midnight, when supper Will be served
During the week also there will be many dinners
and theatre parties On Tuesday night the SIN
Som Club will give their first theatre party this
season They will go to Miss Maude Adams in
Quality Street. and afterward have supper at
Delmoncos. On Thursday evening Mrs. Edward
Lyman Short will give theatre party. followed
by supper at the Metropolitan Club. Miss Elsie
large theatre party will be given in honor of the
occasion by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs James NJ.
Waterbury, followed by supper at Sherrys, for
which some hundred invitation have been
issued.
| Yesterday there number of receptions
and dinners. One of the largest of the latter
given by Mr.. and Mrs. John H Hammond at No.
IA East Seventy-second-st-. and another by Mr..
and Mrs. Levi P Morton. at their house in Fifth
ave. for the debut of their daughter Mary. Miss
Virginia Osborn introduced society a
large reception given by her mother, Mrs. Henry
Fairfield Osborn No. $50 Madison-ave., while Miss
Mary dansevoort Edwards made her debut at a