New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

Three big subscription dances took place laSt
night, at which the debutantes OF the season aP-
were given in connection herewith. the hoSteS5e5
a'"rward taking their guests TO the various dahees
OF the three the most noteworthy probably was
t.e first of the Junior CotilloHs, which took place
al Sherry's, the entire third floor. comprising the
grand ballroom suite, being devoted to the enter
tainment. The cotillon, which was led by Alex
ander NJ. HaddeA. dancing with Miss Adelaide
Barclay preceded the supper, which served at
small tables in the adjoining the large ball
room. The patroneases. four of whom, Mrs Dallas
Raehe Pratt. Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge MIS- NJ
Dwight Collier and Mrs J. Hone, received included
Mrs. James l. Barclay Mrs William Bayhs, Mrs
William B. Boulton. Mrs Louis c. Clark. Mrs
Ernest II. Crosby. Mrs. J. PieFrepoHt Edwards.
Mrs. Alfred Ely. Mrs. James T. Gardiner Mrs
Francis W. Greene, Mrs. Robert d. Graham, Mrs
W. MTe @ se9Ey e. angPs1
Lyman. Mrs. Henry Lewis Morris. Mrs Auguste p
Peters Mrs. Henry W. Poor Mrs; William Robe
Roosevelt. Mrs W Emien Roosevelt. Mrs. Arthur
ss 6 M ESW1 aTS p TrUwS Mrs BayaTd
Tuckerman Mrs George Waddington. Mrs Sharies fs
BIooniield wetheriil. Mrs. VI. Duncan Weed ana
Mrs David 3. Ogden
little lower down the avenue. at the Waldorf
Astoria the first dance of the socalled Fcrtnightiy
Glass took place. in the Astor Gallery, the guests
being received by Mrs Lewis Livingston Delaheld,
who is the moving spirit Of the organization. ana
by several other of the patroBesses who include
Mrs. John Clarkson Jay. Mrs HiIborne L Roess-
yelt Mrs. Herbert Parsons, Mrs Charles T. Sands
Mrs. Dallas Baehe Pratt. Mrs Thomas 5. Young
Mrs Joseph z. Winters, Mrs. L. Jacquelin smith,
Mrs. William Appleton and Mrs. Alexander Shaw
The class. which has membership of little over
three hundred includes Miss Margaret Sargent Ap-
pleton Miss Mabel Bacon. Miss Mabel Burke, Miss
Edith Carpenter, Miss Rosale Carpenter. Miss
Elizabeth W. Clark. Miss Marie Constable, MISS
Alice Du vIvier Miss Mary Emo, Miss Lillian
Holmes Miss Edith Van Cortlandt Jay. Miss Elsie
Iadd Miss Lucy Landon, Miss Marjorie v. Lea.
Miss CaryI Leferts. Miss Mnna Lentilhon. Miss
Katherine Nelson. Miss Elizabeth Nelson. MISS
Amy Gordon olyphant Miss Virginia Osborn: Miss
Miss Henrietta wetherbee. Miss Rosalie Wardwen.
Miss Annette Whpple Miss ketharins Whlnns, Msis
land L. Bishop Henry NJ. Brookaeld Norman G11,,s N
ehares ehari B B. curtis r, Theodore Crane Edward
pu Vivier Antonio Fachiri David Dudley kiei9'
Goidsborough Artemus H9lmes Reginald ~ Jey9ns' I2as
lanes knapgR Philip r and Rns ra Kober ap sna eutn
Lawrence. Albert W. Putnam. Mr.. c+sm, and s!ss nfs
sta ssad, s'F''''n' FRANK l. s's ~
AT peinonico's the first OF the Wednesday cot
Ions was danced and usual. the southern set
was largely represented among the guests. Who
were received by the following patronesSes- MIS-
Oliver Livingston Jones' Mrs. John Buritns Law
renee Mrs Montgomery Schuyler. Mrs. Samuel
Spencer Mrs John ". Boothby, Mrs Edwin a
Stevens Mrs John c. Calhoun and alrs- Thomas
Randolph Price. Among those present we're Miss
Grace Floyd Delafield, Miss Grace Eaton Miss
Anna Herrick. Miss Rosalie Gardner Jones, Miss
Gertrude Herrick Miss Alice Ward Howland, Miss
Inin Tefferts Miss Eleanor Phelps and Mrs. Eu-
gene Parsons The cotillou was led by Dr. George
Boiling Lee dancing With Miss Elise CastlsInann.
Of Kentucky and BY Dr. George Huston Bel dane- dane
takes place at Delmonco's on Wednesday. Janu-
airy 4
Several receptions likewise took place yesterday
among others one given by Mrs Edwin D Wealth
erbee for the debut OF her daughter Henrietta at
her house in Madison-ave- After the reception Mrs
weatherbee entertained at dinner number or her
daughters friends including Miss Elise Postley.
MISS Marie Constable. Miss Elsie Laad Miss Cath;
crime Schley and Miss Olive Schley. Miss Mabel
Tyde and Miss Louise Morell The dinner fol-
loTad hr dancing. Mrs. Weatherbee and her daush-