New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-30
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Tuesday will see the first large dance OF the
season namely that OF the Junior Cotillon. at
Sherry's, and at 1t large number of debutantes
will DO presented Indeed, this Will be a notable
week for the debutantes of the winter many Of
whom make their first appearance in society be-
tween now and Saturday. The Junior Cotillon
which has a number of new patronesses. will be
only of three large dances the even
ing. What is known the Wednesday COtillOn
will, by curious misnOmer, be danced Tues
day Demonic6's. This class is large that
there Will be two leaders The Southern set will
be largely represented and In it will be several
debutantes. notably Miss Calhoun the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John {. Calhoun. The first meeting
of the Fortnightly dances takes place at the Wal
dorf-AstOria on the same evening. This is class
which Is very much smaller than the other two
and which has been managed by Mrs. Delaheld for
a number of years. This week the dance will be
a prominent feature just last week it the
opera and the week before the Horse Show. The
First Friday Cotillon Friday next, will again
many debutantes. some of whom have not yet
appeared at the other dances. Miss Dorothy
Roosevelt is a member Of this last class. on the
same evening will be the Friday Assemblies. which
Is class of stI another set. These dances. with
will make the week a busy one for the younger
remained in the country Thanksgiving will
break up tomorrow, and already the residents Of
suburban resorts near New-York. such as Tuxedo
and Meadow Brook. closing their houses and
COMING 10 town. There remain rem n only few dates dates
life in the South, Dr. and Mrs Valentino, Mott
T.
Mrs. CInch Smith, have gone to Aiken. and
Ieky Island is beginning 10 be itself again. All
this means winter and the beginning OF the season
in earnest in town
The first week of the opera has been brilliant;
the parterre first tier and orchestra stalls have
been filed with enthusiastic audience each
evening. Although the opening night is consid-
cred to be one of the best of the season, Friday
was not less brilliant Mrs Ogden Goeet. Mrs.
Aston Mrs r. T. Wilson, Mrs. Fl. Nick. TwOmbly
and other we'll known matrons have been present
nearly every performance. and there has been
a great deal more visiting in the boxes than in
previous years.
Yesterday the Wednesday COtillOn had a recep-
tIon at Delmonico's. The patronesses who received
were Mrs Montgomery Schuyler. Mrs Oliver Liv-
ingston Jones. Mrs. John Burling Lawrence Mrs.
Samuel Spencer. Mrs. John w. Boothby. Mrs. Ed
win II. Stevens Mrs. John c. Calhoun and Mrs.
Thomas Randolph Price After the reception there
informal dancing.
Last evening Heth Lorton, who has been for
many years connected with the Cotillon. and who
will marry ON Thursday Miss Mary NewbOld Law
renee, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Burling
Lawrence gave his farewell bachelor dinner at
the St Nicholas Club. Tomorrow Miss Lawrence
gives luncheon to her bridesmaids the Metro
politan Olub annex. The marriage in Trinity
Chapel will be followed by a small reception. Miss
Lucille Bacon. of this city. the two young