New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

given to the government ana aepos ~ q rom ark
Smithsonian Institution II IS said 20 pe t" ~
abIv faithful likeness of Mr.. Mckinley
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.
Mrs William Rockefeller's reception at ner h'"Se
in Fifth-ave.. for her daughter Ethei, "io -5 =
of the debutantes of the winter, ana the 60
of the Fortnightiy dances at the Waidori
last night constituted two of the most notable tea, a.
lres Of yesterdays social prosraihnninua nna, nv the
natTonesses VINO include this year Mrs bdaas dh -
Pratt Mrs Charles r; Huntlngtomn; ~ Mt Tbomas s.
You Young. ~ jr. Mrs Henry P. iroomis and MIS- L.
Jacquelin Smith
At the reception given in her honoi - "a.
Rockefeller was assisted in receiving os ~
line Havemeyer. daughter of Mr. ana A,s -s -
bo came on specially yesterday in oIasr ti5 10 %
present at the coming out receptieii VI '
Miss Rockefeller
There was also Christmas sale YESTERDAY ai'' =
noon at the house of Mrs John w
North Washington Square. in aid OF the oediiD
I,.ver and Tiphtheria Hospital Tne SAFE 7 ia3'e Gu
from till 6 o'clock. and was nhahciai H7 We"
social success
,ors the dinner parties last night was one
given by Mrs Spotswood Schenek at her houss, -.
Iexineton.ave for Miss Julia Edgar, ana aho.hei
W Mrs Arthur B. Twomby. at her house IN IN sast MS
ifty-fifth-st luncheon party was IS West Fifty
c. B. Alexander at her house IN West
eighth-st.
Miss RebecCa Knox, ddusAi'Oi
General is staying in New-York
rho 1,rssi.n Ambassador and Mile de Cassih'
will arrive here to-day from fabiV Ba tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Marie have returned 70 .o"
and are at their house. in West F1fty-seVen'hs'''
for the winter
There Is no truth in the story tnat 'iie souis
duchess of Marlborough and her cniloreh are u
u-itb William n NdHutl Dilt CT
Idle Hour on Long Island The report seems an5 TO
have originated this side OF tne water anu ~
have been cabled back from England
Tonight there will be the first of the WednesoaS
cotons at Delmonico's, class IN "hicii INC
Southern set predominates. The names Oh 'he
o.ro,ess.s several OF whom will receive, and OF
the Governors have already been given IN itt IhIs
column Thomas Coleston kinney oaiSitSr SlnSr Nc
Siiss RosaIie Gardiner Jones. and James lain "
1;uire dancing with Miss Mary Newooid Lawrence
will lead the cotillon
Among other features on the programme lor ~ 70
day are the theatre party gwen oS .Nis- 80
r. Gilman, the weekly meeting OF 'ie
Whist Club a luncheon party given py N'ls-
Charles James Welch and the wedding OIL tne '"o
d.ugb+ers Of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Beach Iurner
in Calvary Church at $3.50 p M Miss Mary u,nel @
will be married to Nathaniel Foote; "ie Tba maids
Of honor viii be Miss Edith Van Cortanat JAY an a5e b
Miss Ella McCuloush ,nben Mntae 'eT Smith J. Monroe
navs Horatio w TurnbuIl Thornton Foyd Regi
nald Jeyons and RenwiGd 6nrs ay the home Of the
narents of the two brides. in East Tnlrueth-st-
Elisha Over. tr will lead the cotilon at tns
sanca which Mrs Pierre Lerillard will give az
sherrys on Wednesday next for Miss Ey ,tb M9
who with Mrs Stuart Taylor Is saI,are North
,.s1s threatens 20 interfere with some OF the en-
,sr,oinnents which have been planned for the VIII
Among the y9Iag Psady are the
Of Mrs Hermann oelrichs ana h''ie
Jones.
Miss Della Gurnee has issued invita'i0ns n, Ftsth-
luncheon party tomorrow al hei HO'' "
ave.
NJ and Mrs ". X Vanderbilt expect to move
tbey tFtV have leased for a number OF years
Mrs Barnard j. Mackay will give Eecep.on eiusa U
SATURDAY. next at her house, In west INN - -.
saturuas NJ Mary Gansevoort Edwards. who
;s snending the winter with Mrs James '"
at No. II Gramercy PARK
Mrs Charles NJ Oelrichs has arrived IN Town ioI
the winter from Newport. and is al hef -s. -
Iexngton-ave Her daughter MISS Lay e still in
RaItmore where Miss Oelrichs is staying WIN hef
cousin, Miss May.
Elisha Dyer, tr., and Craig Wads~orth ",i 80
the cotillon at the Bachelors ball which Is u
place at Sherry's on January 10. Ihe guests WI" ~
received by Mrs Vanderbilt Mrs Astor' MIS- .iaf
-. TT Nackav and Mrs. Ogden Mills The SUD-
scribers who number thirty. and who eaeh nave
the privilege of asking five women and eight men
ore Richard T. Wilson James w Appleton H.
Dudley Winthrop. Fl. Ray Miller, Gordon r Felo"es
Henry Worthington Bull, William Cuttins Pnl,p
NJ IIydig Barton Willing. Robert van Iorriah1t' @ w
S'baries a Mum, Woodbury. Kane. Henry w,
Rarryman r Cambridge Livingston. James Henry
smith Alfonso de Navarro, George 3 brewstgr'
p livingston Beeckman Charles d We1more l.
r Holbrook Belts Frank Lyon Polk, FRANK :.
Rjshop Center Hitchcock, Winthrop Ruther1ora'
cold Hoyt Bronson Winthrop, Craig WadSWOrth
RaIph Ellis and Reginald Ronalcs
FOR UNION LEAGUE PRESIDENT
Fx-Secretary Cornelius n. Bliss is talked OF In
connection with presidency of the Union League
C,,,,b as the successor of Frederick ID. Tappen.
who has told his friends that in no circumstances
can he accept a denomination. The monthly meet
ing of the club will be held tomorrow night ana