New-York tribune., 1902-12-07
About People and S0cfdl incidents.

vate dances Tuesday and "Wednesday ara -
the former day the Neighborhood Club VIII h...
its first cotillon. And yet the country pess..ss.
much attraction and charm for the fashionable "a,
many OF whom will remain at their suburban .,s
country houses until after Christmas Mr. and NJ
Pembroke Jones to return to North Carolrs
for the holidays and DR.. and Mrs w Sswa-ss
at sheburne Farms ME- eiS end Mrs Gvsr Tls TGnTsmas
Park and others Of the Westchester set viii No,
gerald announces three hunts week ra.,
January I. for the westchester Hunt In town OWN
evenings at the opera and many small entertai5
mems.
The audiences at the opera this week have be-,
brilliant. Among those there for the Ar.
time this season were Mrs. Pembroke Jones anc
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. who present on Frisa,
on Wednesday had Miss Christine Roosevelt win
NE her aDd mrs r Mgs Ogden Go
performance
The Assembly Thursday. at the Waldorf,
Astoria, will not be a late ball The reception hv
the four women patronesses will begin uttIs
after IL. and will continue until midnight when
supper will be served The four matrons who v,u
receive are Mrs Lloyd Bryce Mrs. John Jacos
Astor Mrs. Charles Post and Mrs. Cornelius Van
derolt- iii Ehsna s Dyer u. VIII Lead ne cotiIlon
WI w,cf & w Ss rahcTd at5er Les supper tneTe VIII 5s
elaborate
Before the Assembly there will be number o,
dinners. One OF the largest. for which half hun
dred invitations have been issued will be given
by the Rev. DIR. Morgan Dix and Mrs. Dix for
their second daughter. Miss Josephine Dix. and
Assembly. Mrs Dwight Collier likewise has a
dinner scheduled for that evening. In Connection
with the Assembly.
On Tuesday Mrs. W. Emlen Roosevelt will gtya
dance at Sherry's for her daughter. Miss Chris
tine Roosevelt. The Neighborhood Club. which has
been organized by Mrs. Francis NJ. Scott other
matrons have the first of their dances at Dcd-
worth's on the same evening
Mrs Seth Barton French. No. Is West Fifty.
hrst-st.. gives reception on "Wednesday to intro
duce the Misses Atterbury. The first of Miss Kin
ney's days, at No. 10 West Fifty-fourth-st.. VIII
take place on the same afternoon. and in the even
ing Mrs Henry W. Poor VIII give the first OF two
large dinners at her house in Gramerey PARK
On Thursday afternoon will take place the wed
ding of Miss Julia N. On. the daughter Of Stephen
H. Olin. to j. Philip Bernhard at Calvary Church
Miss Alice T. Olin will be maid Of honor. and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Rosamond Street Miss
Fannie Isein and Miss Anne Dodge ]. Gerald
Bernhard will be his brothers best man. and the
ushers will be Henry Il. Benkard. h Roger VIM
Morris George Rathbone Dyer, Cornelius wander
bilt and the bridegrocm's cousin. Count Henri de
Portes.
Colonel and Mrs John Jacob Astor VIII have
christening party this afternoon at Rhineoeck-on-
the-Hudso1. Their baby daughter will be baptized.
and large party is going up to the ceremony IN
cludtng Mrs Edward Willing and Mrs. Astor.
The one dance OF tomorrow evening viii be that
of the CotiIlon of Eighty. which will meet at
Demonfco's under the patronage OF Mrs Algernon
Sydney Sullivan, Mrs Thomas Powell Fowler.
Mrs. William II. Bliss. Mrs. Samuel spencer, Mrs
William H. Moore, Mrs Henry Bischon. il. and
Mrs William R. Barr.
Mrs. Gardiner Sherman Will give reception for
her daughter Miss Jessie Gordon Sherman. IN ths
Annex Of the Metropolitan Club on Tuesday. and
on the same afternoon Mrs James Lent Barclay.
No. II East Forty-eighth-st.. will introduce Miss
Adelaide Barclay. Dinners will be given by Mr.
and Mrs. John r. Drexel and Mr, and Mrs, oliver
OF the Tuesday Evening dances
One OF the largest receptions OF the week will be
that given by Mrs. Hilborns l. Roosevelt No Sa
Lexington-ave for her daughter, Miss Dorothy
Roosevelt. Friday. That evening Mrs. Morgan
J. OBrien will give dance for Mss Gsnsvisvs
OBrien at SherryS
On Saturday there will be number Of debutants
receptions. Mrs William Baylis. No n2 Fifth
ave. brings Miss Adelaide Bayhs; Mrs Ernest
H Crosby, No. Cos Fffth-aye-- wIn Introduce Miss
Eleanor Crosby and Mrs. Artemus H Holmes viii
present Miss Lillian Stokes Holmes reception
at No. S3 Madson-ave- Mrs John Eden viii also
give reception for Miss Ruth Eden, and the first
OF the Saturday Evening dances will be given at
Delnonico's the same evening
Mrs NJ Dwight Collier gave dinner last even
ing at No East Forty-eighth-st- for Miss
Georgette Collier The guests were all young mar
ried people
Mrs Edward H Landon gave reception for
Miss Lucy Landon yesterday afternoon at her
home. No. e East Sixty-sixth ST The debutants
wore white silk and lace. and Mrs. Landon was
dressed in black and white satin Among those
Florence Howes and Miss Page
Another debutante was Miss Nano Camac NIcon-
daughter Of Mrs. Henry D. Nicon. No. 81 East
Fifty-seventh-st- Among those who assisted the
debutante In receiving were Miss Cornelia Leroy.
Miss Garcia de Peyster. Of Washington; Miss
Christine Roosevelt. Miss Isabella Weatherin Miss
Anita Boulton. Miss Edith Martin. Mrs William
Mayo Dudley and Mrs Leonard NicoH. After the
reception there was dinner
Mrs Edward J. Hancy gave reception for Mss
Jean D. Hancy yesterday afternoon at No 50 West
Fffty-second-st- The debutante wore white en-
broidery muslin, and Miss Marie Louise Gibson
Miss Edith Kane Miss EIeanoE Grossly Mss G IGs Ss,
Kate Richardson received with her
Albert Kelley gave a reception yesterday for the
debut OF Miss Florence Adele Kelley. his grand
daughter. at No. 20 West Fiftieth-st- The deou-
tante wore white chiffon embroidered with white
chenille. Her mother. Mrs Albert Tevis Kelley.
dressed IN blue chiffon with point lace Re
ceiving with Mrs and Miss Kelley were MISS Laoa-
Miss Henrietta Weatherbee. Miss Sarah Canneb
OF Philadelphia; Miss Virginia Randall. Miss Elsie
Kellog, Miss Catherine Schley. Miss Catherine
Harper and Mrs e Hope Norton After the re-
ception there dinner for the receiving party.
Mrs. Davis Johnson. No. 50 East Forty-ninth-st-
presented her daughter. Miss Madeleine Johnson.
yesterday afternoon at reception The deoutante
was dressed in white chiffon. trimmed with lace
Receiving with her were Miss Natalie Morrison
Miss Louise Scribner, Miss Harbeck, Miss Rosane
Campbell, Miss Marion Lyman and Miss kather1ns
Lyman