New-York tribune., 1902-11-29
About People and Social incidents.

| lam j. Matheson, for the debut OF her dapv,.-
Anne at Sherry's The other. which likewise -.
place at Sherry's. was subscription affair a a.-
ing class organized by Mrs David Dows. ir ~
together with Mrs. Hugh J. Chisholm Mrs WINS
Hardenbergh and Mrs: Edwin weatherbee. receives
the guests. The cotillOn was led BY Hus5 q
Chisholm, jr, dancing with Miss Harden6er,SS-
A9ns IRS Rooaeyet Miss EectTs Havssare sHaT are Mss
May Weatherbee, Miss Edith Constable. Hor1aSSss T1Ss
ans Prior to the dance Mrs Chisholm rsvs al
dinner at her home iR FL Eifth-ave: have at which nun
Der is. '''Ha-
Mrs William II Bliss, Mrs. Thomas Hicks NJ
AIgernon Sydney Sullivan, Mrs. Samuel spencs-
and Mrs. Thomas P Fowler are among the patro,.
esses OF the dancing class known the Cotillon :.
Eighty who give their first dance on Monday De-
a tea on Tuesday afternoon at her home in Wsss
Eleventh-st for the members and patronesses Ss
the class
1t is on Tuesday next that the first dance OF N.
so-called wednesday cotillons takes place at DsI
nionico's and this afternoon the governors Of thu
association will give reception for the patronesses
f0nn fTgm Of e the sT w A. take P % hs @
January and 2S, and February Is
Announcement has been made Of the engagement
of Wright Barclay. Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry A
Barclay. to Mrs. L. venable, of Kentucky. Wright
Barclays sister is the wife of j. Stevens Ulmau
and his brother is married Miss RosaIe Paul. Of
Philadelphia.
Cornelius Vanderbilt has recovered from the
severe cold which kept him confined to his house
for time and is now out and about once more
Mr.. and Mrs W. starr Miller have returned to
town for the season from their country place az
Staatsburg. " y.
Sir Sydney waterlow who arrives to-day from
Will lad Waf
Lady Sykes, is a former Lord Mayor OF London. and
owes his baronetcy to his services such He Is
at the head of of the greatest stationery firms
in England and is married to an American woman
some forty years his junior the daughter Of the
I I1ts llIianl i f U cf Eri7, - -SSps
er sister, Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll, who
spends several weeks each spring with Sir Sydney
sydney Waterlow is the grandfather OF young sgd
noy Waterlow. who is attached 70 the British
London married Miss Pollock.
Mrs. H. Mortimer Brooks is confined to her house.
in East Forty-hfth-st-. by a severe cold.
Mrs. George R. scheffelin with her daughter
Dorothy and her sister, Mrs. James Hude Beck
man. is at Lakewood, y. !
Mrs Oliver H P Belmont has closed her eOuu-
place on Long ISLAND ISL nd and has arrived at her
Heth Lorton will give his farewell bachelor din
ner at the St Nicholas Club tonight. At Trinity
Chapel Tuesday, his marriage TO Miss Mary
NewboId Lawrence viii take place She win givsa
annex Of the metropolitan Club
Mrs James L Barclay will give reception
December at her house. No. Il East Forty-eighth-
ST, for her daughter. Adelaide
Mrs Edward McVickar. Mrs. Arthur Terry Mrs
Albert C. P. Speyers, George and Benjamin Law
renee and Mrs. Giuiat Schroeder are among those
placed in mourning by the death on "Wednesday OF
Mrs James Ricketts, Lawrence at her house, IN
East E1ghteenth-st-
Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt. f., VIII
return 10 town in a few days. and their house.
Nadtson-ave and Fifty-seventh-St, Is being got
ready for their arrival
Archibald Peu gave a dinner last night AT Del
rronico's to those of his friends viii his
ushers and best man on the occasion OF his
Glns' das TO Mrs $ c Bent at H0rd'n'0"n' on Thus
Mr. and Mrs Alnon Goodwin have issued invita-
tions for cotiIlon Monday evening. December
-, at DelmOnico's-
The engagement Is announced OF Osgood Welsh.
OF the Union Club. TO Miss Caroline PlunksEt Of
California
This afternoon brings the reception OF ths
Wednesday cotillon at Delmonico's from 20 20
meet the patronesses. who Mrs Oliver Living
ston Jones, Mrs John Bur.ing Lawrence. Mrs Mont
gomery Schuyler, Mrs Samuel Spencer, Mrs John
W Boothby. Mrs. Edwin a. Stevens. Mrs John c.
Calhoun and Mrs Thomas Randolph Price. The last
hour will be devoted dancing. The first OF four
cotillOns given during the winter Will be he'd az
cotiIIon and viii De led BY Dr.. George Boiling Lee
and Or. George Huston Bell, dancing with Mss
Lucille V. Bacon