New-York tribune., 1901-12-05
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

Conspicuous on the social programme for to-
day is the first of the Cinderella dances of the
season. which takes place tonight at SherryS s.
This is the original organization of that name the
founded by Mrs. u. s. barnes. There also will
be ''at homes" given by Mrs. William E, Dodge,
5s dd Wam M as we'll a as pr Ma ana and Mrs
cry Schuyler. who celebrate to-day their silver
Gsnee will be gven By Mrs Gerald ot at her
home. in West Thirty-seventh,st, while there VIII
the house of Miss Furnss in Fifth-ave., where
Mrs. Sarah Grand will deliver an address.
Foxhall P. Keene has completed the organization
of polo team. which he purposes to take to Eng
land and to France early next summer. 1t in
/. Agassiz The first match will be played on the
Hurlingham Grounds.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish has returned TO town from
Garrisons. and is at her house in East Seventy
eighth-st. for the season.
Dr. and Mrs w. Seward Wood return town
to-day from their country place in Vermont. and
take up their residence in their house in Fifth
ave. for the winter.
William c, Whitney will give ball on December
l! at his house Tin, in Fth-aye for the debut of his
Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly has selected Jan
uary Is the date for her dance at her house, in
Fffth-ave.
The engagement is announced of George Lorillard
Mrs. Russell Hoadcy and a sister of Russell H.
Hoadley, who married Miss Belts.
Henry r sloane's dance for the debut of his
daughter promises to be of the largest affairs
of the season a already announced it Will take
place at Sherry's. where he has secured two floors
for the affair
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lawrence Van Allen have issued
bs bsss f9r IA dinner on Sunday evening
Mrs. II. Mortimer Brooks has arrived in town
from Westbury, Long Island for the season. and Is
at her house, In East Forty -ifth-st-
Miss Mary Ray Winters made her debut yesterday
afternoon at a reception given by DR. Mrs
Joseph z. Winters at their house in West
Thirty -seventh-st
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lorilard will spend the win
at Newport, They have taken Whitehall the
David King cottage, for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Perry and their son.
who only recently arrived from Europe leave town
extensive tour through Mexico and South
America on January 10.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Y. Dalziel (the latter will
be remembered Miss Emily Hoffman, are now
established at No. Rue Christophe Colombo Paris
for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Webster will not return TO
until after the New Year. They will spend the
Christina Christmas S, holidays at Newport Mr. and Mrs
remain until spring.
The marriage of Miss Helen Stone daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Francis Stone. Henry
Francis Tuzo takes place tonight All Souls's
Church. at Fourth-ave. and Twentieth-st. It will
be followed by reception the home of the
brides parents.
The marriage took place yesterday afternoon of
Miss Elisabeth Agnew. daughter of the late John
T. Agnew. E Howard Martin. at the First Pres
byterian Church The bride was given away by
her uncle. A. c. Agnew. She was dressed in
white satin. trimmed with Hontion lace The sis
ter of the bride and the little niece the bride
groom acted bridesmaids, while the bridegroom
attended by John p. Clifford. Albert Morris
Bagby, William Bunker and Leonard Smith as
ushers. After the ceremony there was a reception
at the home of the bride in West Nineteenth-st