New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-27
About People and Social incidents.


of many dinners in town Mr. and Mrs RieharI
T. Wilson have large family party at their bon.-
in Fifth-ave- DR.. and Mrs Isaac L. Kip hay
their annual Thanksgiving dinner at sherry's
in Fifth-ave. one OF the most notable entertain
ments in connection with Thanksgiving viii ~
Mrs Lewis Thebaud's dinner dance al MOO
town. n. j.. to which a number Of people are ToiS
from town. SUING
The Grolier Club will give tea on satur,,-
afternoon at its clubhouse. in East Thirty-ssconS
St, in connection with an exhibition Of etchings ov
Sir Seymour Haden.
Mrs Randolph Hurry gave the second Of ~.
receptions yesterday afternoon at her house N
Lexington-ave for the presentation OF her dar,L
ter Eliza beth 10 society
Mrs. C. L. Atterbury has issued invitations p,
dazce on January I. at sherry's for her daughtsr
Mrs Astor's annual ball VIII take place On Ia,
uary u at her house in Fifth-ave.
The Columbia junior ball is set for January Il =.
Sherry's.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. orme Wilson are stav,nz v,.,
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Wilson in Fffth-ave. as tsai-
house in East Sixty -fourth-st is not yet rsadv
for their occupancy and they have sold their
Miss Martha Johnson. of Macon Ga. Is st,v,,-
with her cousin. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt AZ w.
house which the latter has leased for the winter h
Park-ave. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Maturn DelaheId return to TIM,
next Sunday from their country place at River.
dale-on-the- Hudson. and will open their hous. y
Fifth-ave. for the season
Miss Gertrude Greene daughter Of Mrs Franc,,
Vinton Greene, will make her debut on Wednssdav
at a reception which ner mother will give AT thst-
home. No. 80 East Thirtieth-st. Miss Ariettab
Prentice will be introduced IN December Ar
reception. which Mrs. William Packer Prentice viii
give at her home. No 8 West Slxteenth-st and
Mss MSS Lucy Ldnuon, udusnter o. MRS Edward H
Landon. VIII De presented on the same date at a
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert VI ELEPHANT have returned
from their country home on Lake Champaiu a
their son: Robert Olyphant. has just entered Co
The First Friday Cotillons begin on December
and viii be held usual in the Astor Gallery ~
the Waldorf-Astoria The dates Of the other dances
will be January ?. February and April L. Tia
patronesses this winter will be Mrs. J. Pierreuont
Edwards Mrs. Maitland Armstrong Mrs John
Hone Mrs Talbot OIyphant Mrs Berkeley Mostvr
Mrs. Frederic J. De Peyster. Mrs. Woodbury. G
Langdon, Mrs Edward H Ripley. Mrs. E Morgan
GrinneIl, Mrs. Robert Olyphant. Mrs H Fairfield
Osborn Mrs. Marshall c. Lefferts. Mrs Joseph
Low, Mrs. Charles a. Peabody. jr. Mrs. Thomas
Sturg.s Mrs Henry Lewis Morris and Mrs. Maturin
L Delafield. The guests Will be received at next
Fridays dance by Mrs. Morris. Mrs. Hone Mrs
and Mrs Sturgis a number OF dinner parties will
be given before the first cotiIon. Among the
debutantes and other members OF the class this
season Miss Dorothy Roosevelt. Miss Resale
Miss Gertrude Greene. Miss Hester Hone Miss
Henrietta Hawley. Miss Rosamond Low, of Brook
lyn, niece of Mayor Low; Miss Bessie Nairn. Miss
Helen Olyphant. Miss Amy Olyphant and Miss
Mrs. Robert Fulton Cutting Mrs H Mex
Twombly. Mrs Douglas Robinson. jr-, and Mrs
the Saturday evening dances for young girls who
have yet made their debut. which win take
the Metropolitan Club Beginning at 3 o'ei6ck
1t is at DeImonico's that the Tuesday evening
dances arranged last winter by John D. Rookie
Teller. jr.. will take place this Tuesdays
December g January 8 and o. February q and
April q. Mrs. Ira Barrows gives Sat
urday. December 6. at her house. IN East Fifty
tronesses Of which include Mrs. William H Ham
Iton, Mrs. John Harsen Rnoades MIS- EdWa5d I.
dict The dances will be early affairs, ending be-
fore l a. m. and there will be a buffet supper.
From Washington came yesterday the announce
nent OF the engagement OF Miss Angelica Schuyler
Crosby. daughter of Colonel and Mrs J. Schuyler
Crosby. to John B. Henderson, jr.. son Of the
Is,a 70 ,sT Old Neyo-r! far9iIiss her mother
having been a Miss Harriet Van Rensselaer,
From Morristown IS reported the engagement
OF Miss Edith Twinirs. daughter Of the late Rev
Kingsley Twining. 10 Nice-Chancellor Frederick
w stevens
The engagement Of Edgar 5 Auchincloss 10
Miss Katherine 5. Agnew, is also announced Ed
gar Auchincoss is the son OF Mrs Edgar s Auchin-
Gloss and lost his first wife. wh9 was Miss Marie
Mott; some three years ago. Mss AsneT y Is q
Bliss Agnew and OF Cornelius Rae AgneW
Miss Augusta Robinson, whose marriage TO Cap
Of raLra MIA in
Chapel on January l.. has selected Miss Catnerns
Dix daughter OF the Rev. Dr.. and Mrs Morgan
Dix; Miss Katherine BeresfOrd. daughter OF Al
miral Lord Charles Beresfordi Miss Pauline hoo-
inson. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Beverly ROBINSON
Miss Eleanor Jay. daughter OF Colonel and MS
William Jaw and Miss BeryI Rhodes. o. London;
as her bridesmaids Miss Lena Evans. daughter q
Mrs. Cadwalader Evans VIII De nlaI OF Ao1C[, Ssr
NIoncuTe Robinson.
1t is to-day that the annual Horse Show o. me
Oranges opens AT the Orange Riding and DrivlAs
Club in HaIstcd-st. East Orange. y J.. and II
Will continue tomorrow and on saturday
II is Miss Lilas Livingston. and not as sta'eu
elsewhere. Miss Angelica Livingston. who IS en-
gagged to Henry 3. Hollins. jr. Miss Livingston
mother Mrs. Henry b LIVINGSTON. vas and and
Frances Redmond sister OF Gould IteGlo-' SoIss
for the winter in Washington Square North
The marriage of Miss SaIHe D. Work, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Work. TO Franklin D
Leffer;s son of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall c. LeleF'S'
took place yesterday at Lawrente. Lons Island
COLONEL w d. MANN ILL
Colonel W. d Mann. the Editor OF Town Topics
and The Smart Set" who has been staying at tne
Hotel St. Andrew, Seventy-second-st and Bro1G-
way, became iii there yesterday afternoon ~
had to be taken 10 his room but, recovering taS-'