New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-12-01
NETWORK SOCIETY.

The country house season has come to an end
and after celebrating Thanksgiving out OF town
in true old fashioned style. every country seat in
the neighborhood Of NewYork being the scene Of
much gayety and hospitality. people are taking up
their residence in the city for the winter the adj
vent OF which has been appropriately heralded by
furry OF snow. From now on there Will be little
nterssion until the beginning OF Lent in the sue
cesson of entertainments OF one kind and another.
and the programme for the week which opens to-
day is well filed.
Among the features on the social calendar is the
tea which Mrs Algernon S. Sullivan gives to-mor-
row for the members OF the Cotilon OF Eighty On
Tuesday there is the debut or Miss Beatrice Kin
ney daughter OF Francis Sherwood Kinney. at his
house in West yfourth-st.. while in the even
ing there the first meeting at Delmonicos OF the
dancing class organized by John d. Rockefeller
fr at which his bride will make her first appear
ance in society since her marriage Frank J.
Gould likewise belongs TO this class on the same
evening the Junior Coton. organized by Mrs Ar
thur Dodge has its hTst dance , as TfTiy
Robinson Smith at RECEPTION siV Sit ar ar her
ents Mr. and Mrs Roelns9n on s P a at AFTER hs
noon Mrs Henry f. Hawey. who was MISS Eliza
insham Hotel while in the evening there will be
the first Cinderella dance at SHERRY 5: On On .,
mt her house. in East Thirty frst-st.. and Miss
Lille Ruth Stuart will make her debut at reGeP-
@m gSth While the THURSDAY Evening club
ave- ave- On Friday the first Fortnightly Cotons
new and rather smart dancing class, will give Its
6rst dance at the Waldorf-Astora, while on Satur-
day there will be afternoon tea by the gov,
ernors of the Wednesday Cotillon and the DEBUT OF
Miss Zaidee Lord. daughter OF Mrs. Charles kord-
These are only a very small proportion or the le2t-
,,ras fpIIre on programme OF society Tor
the coming week. while that which follows Is sun
more crowded.
Ex-Governor and Mrs Levi P Morton have taken
q cottage at Tuxedo for the winter They Will keep
their house in Fifth-ave open. however, and while
Mrs Morton will make her headquarters at TUX
edo her daughters will spend most OF their time
at their home here. Mrs. Morton and her daughter
Alice arrived yesterday from Europe on board the
PHILADELPHIA, and met down the bay Dy eN-
Governor Morton. After luncheon at their house IN
Erfth-aye. where Miss Lena Morton was awaiting
them they started In the afternoon Tor t4ller5he'
their place on the Hudson, where they Will remain
until December u. They have issued invitations
for a large dinner party at their town house on
December II, and MIS- Morton Will 10 " AuAIu'
afterward
Mr. and Mrs John Gelston Floyd gave reception
Yesterday afternoon at their house. in East Thirty
seventh-st for the debut of their daughter. Cor
nelia who wore frock Of white mousSeline de
sole and was assisted in receiving by Miss Sophie
Langdon, Miss Julia Oin, Miss Mary Ray Win
ters Miss Helen Fox the Misses Montgomery,
Miss Gertrude Meredith and Miss Amy Bovine
Among those present Mr. and Mrs Woodbury.
q I,angdon. Mr. and Mrs Maturin L. Delafeld-
General and Mrs Louis Fitzgerald, stephen H.
OIin Mr. and Mrs. John B. Ireland. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Z. Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert T.