New-York tribune., 1901-12-24

g. De Forest. who was hhe~i9 -. - - -. -
tt~nrb ~ vioIets that adorned her corsa,se Ineir
party was Completed by Frederick oal1"i" ana
MIR. and Mrs. Goodhue LIVINGSTON rag
v,ortb and Count Seckendorn were WIN Mrs-
yyrhftsIaw Reid in the istter's box Ars- LVin-
stons toilet was OF pink safin.
NE 1os.,h Vridener was the guest 81 MI ard
.rr. william K vanderbilt jr.. in their box which
thew shared with their father. Mrs Vandero'its
gown was of green velvet. bunch OF garasnias I
adorning tns sr sf' Mrs. widener was likewise
raved N green The party was competed oy
Creighton Webb
Nr and Mrs I Townsend Burden occupied their
hox with their daughter Evelyn the iatter wore
a dress Of white satin. emoroiderea VITA PINK
flowers and spangIed with tiny siiVer RssstTS' T
brocaded with pale blue.
With Mrs Levi P Morton. who was attired IN
black lace over white satin. were ner daughters
Lena and Mary the former In white lace and the
latter in pale 1 blue satin raagr lTmsa Street and MsPs
dith Howland completed the party
Mrs. Henry Clew's party comprised her dausnter'
Mrs Herbert Parsons hel son and her new daush-
ter-in-Iaw, who was Mrs Frederick Gebhard Ths
latter was in black velvet, the eorsase OF Vnich
was trimmed With silver Isayss as baa s sprs1 @
pink flowers in her hair sniis asr otns, gsslsn5 T 5;
silver leaves in her hair
Mr. whitney Warren. in pale blue velvet and
big string of pearls had with her in her box Mrs
H lie Roy Emmet in pink satin
The Kountze box which. already told. has
been rented to James A. Burden for Mondays. was
ocucpied BY Mrs. James Abereronoie Burden. tr.
in ruby eolored velvet. trimmed with white lace
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock who was arrsyed IN
~~7Ixra frSr4a ufrr
black lace. had in her box Mr. and Mrs Oakley
Rhinelander, Royal Phelps Carroll Centre Hitch
cock and h De Courcey Forbes
The Henry I Barbey box was occupied BY Miss
Eva Barley. in a frock Of cream colored lace
trimmed with silver. She chaperoned by her
sister Mrs. A Lanfear Norrie their mother. Mrs
Henry l. Barley. remaining away owing TO mourn
Samuel Babcock had with him in his box the
Misses Baocock, Alexandra NJ Hadden Mr and
Mrs Henry A Murray and A Murray Young
Mrs Richard GambriIl. in toilette Of black
lace and wearing beautiful jewels, was with
Mrs GiTaud Foster.
Among the minor affairs the social programme
of yesterday were Albert Morris Bagby's musical
morning at the WaIdorf-Astoria. with large and
fashionable attendance; Miss Margaret Waldos
euchre party in the afternoon. at her house in
Fifth-ave. and the dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiiia am wrb tbay have leased
The latter was in the nature Of housewarming-
Miss Louise A Trowbrfdge made her debut last
night at a dance given by her mother. Mrs Edwin
D. Trowbrfdge. at Sherry's. at which the guests
numbered nearly three hundred The dance took
place in the large ballroom, which. ike the az
joining rooms where supper was served, was pref
ti1y decorated with Christmas green's The cotlllon
was led by Theodore L. Bosart. dancing with Miss
Louise Trowbridge, who was arrayed in frock OF
hfs rt satin r tFsd NTH MISS Msn y T9& T who
was gowned in black satin The favors consisted
of n sn H the cose Ta IF rS @ co supper
was served at small tables Among tnose preSent -
Rockefeler. De Goicourie. Barnes Guthrie. Scott.
SaelGi sad Marion Fs6 and Msssrs Hiseheock Pen
oddis f Peers PaTs2ns "a. asscs Of
Miss Emily rrowbridse.
There will be another of the fortnishtly dances
at the waldorf-Astoria this evening. and Mrs.
Arthur Mason Jones likewise gives small dance
house in Fifrh-ave tonight toi her daugntsr
at her house In Fifth-ave.
Miss Calender will give series Of dances fcr
young people at her apartment. in the Tiffany
Fhe tothf daes al are Jan1ars ii and IS and February
and I.
Mrs Frederic GalIatin gives children's dance
on Friday evening at her house in Fifth-ave
William c. Whitney. accompanied oy MS dauSn-
ter Miss Dorothy Whitney. and by his stepdaugh-
ter Miss Randolph has gone to Aiken. and will not
return to New-York until after the New Year.
TIE r,arriaa. Of Miss Elise Dunhann Tompkins.
daughter of the late Rev Elliott D. Topsins. Of this
CITY TO Lieutenant Charles David Gay. Of the
British royal navy will take place Saturday at
s:3o o. m at St. James's Church. Dover. England.
The ceremony will be followed by wedding oreak-
fast at the Hotel Burlington The bride Will oe
given away by her mother, and will oe attende1 20
fhe by her sister Susan The bridegroom mas
lust been appointed to H NJ 5. Repulse, OF the
Channel Squadron.