New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-13
NETWORK SOCIETY.

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| ally large and brilliant house to the opera las
night Among those present were Mrs. Ogder
| Goelet, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cooper, Mrs. J. Hood
Wright Mr. and Mrs; Oliver Gould Jennings ar 4;;n Mr.
| Gam5rill. Mr. and Mrs j. j. Mysong MI; and
stock Mrs. Bradish johnson. Mt. and Mrs: Adrian
Iselin,, tr. Mr. and Mrs r Fulton Cutting Mr.
f PARK. Mrs H. { fanneS'0'A ana MIS- 1'so0r l.
| Receptions for debutantes figure largely on So
| cietys programme for to-day Mrs. William Baylis
has one for her daughter Adelaide at her house in
| Fffth-ave Miss Lillian Holmes will be presented
at one given by her mother, Mrs ARENAS Holmes
at her house in Madison-ave.. and will have with
her Miss louise Trowbridge, Miss Elizabeth Clark
Miss Anabelle Van Nostrand. Miss Winifred Ives.
Miss Ada de Acosta and Mrs. Albert c Bostwick-
Mrs. Ernest H Crosby viii give a reception for
an l5S Mrs. ohn Eden will 9peen Mss Ruth
Eden at reception in her house in West Forty
sixth-st
Tonight the first OF the Saturday Evening
Dances will take place at DeImonico's. and the
Misses Kieckhofer give concert under fashionable
patronage tonight at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Mrs. Hilborne Roosevelt's reception yesterday
afternoon at her house in Lexington-ave. for the
debut of her daughter Dorothy was largely attend
ed. With Miss Roosevelt were her cousins Miss
Alice Roosevelt. Miss Eleanor, Roosevelt and Miss
Christine Roosevelt, as we'll as Miss Ethel Clark
Of PhadePha among those present were Ms
Pratt and Miss Katharine Pratt Mrs George Rut-
Mrs. ". Emle n Roosevelt and Mrs. Bloomfield
Wetheri. After the reception Mrs Roosevelt enter
followed BY small coion led BY sehuyiar G schief
fein, dancing with the debutante.
Another dance last night was that given by
Judge and Mrs Morgan ]. OBrien for their daugh-
ter Genevieve in the small ballroom Sherry's.
Dancing began about 10 O'Clock. and supper was
served at midnight at small tables in the two ad-
joining rooms, after which dancing was resumed.
But there no cotion. Among those present
were Miss Laura Swan. Miss Natalie Schenck. Miss
Julia Edgar. Miss Cathleen Nelson, Miss Marie
Harmon Miss Evelyn Parsons. Miss May Solely.
Miss Louise Trowbridge, Miss Elizabeth Clark,
Misses Jessie and Louise Lynch. Miss Marie de
Neufville. and Phoenix Ingraham. Louis Iselin
Grace, jr. Duncan G. L. Haven, Forbes Morgan an
and Thomas 5. Clark jr
Mrs George r. schieffeIin gives a dinner marty
Monday night at her house. in East Forty-fifth-
St. for her daughter Dorothy. Mrs. H. De Berke-
ley Parsons will give a card party Tuesday at
her house. in Madison-ave.. while Mrs. Charles
Meyers, Of Hampstead, Long Island. is giving a
series OF Monday afternoon receptions at No. 215
West Seventieth-st for her daughter Jeanette
who will assist Miss Meyers in receiving on Mon
day are Miss Adelaide Bayls, Miss Isabella Wether-
Mss Miriam Bssds9. Miss Marsarst Lloy ai Miss
General and Mrs Lloyd S. Bryce are still at their
country place at Rosyn. but return to town next
week for the season.
The sale for the benefit of the Wilson Industrial
School for Girls. which opened yesterday at
Miss Frances Ogden Jones's house No "a Park
ave. will continue this afternoon.
The formal announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Marion Hopkinson Smith daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs ?. HOpknsOn Smith, to Heron
Charles Goodhart. attache of the British Embassy
at Constantinople. Mr.. Goodhart is the only son
or the late Henry Neve Goodhart. of Langley
Park. Kent grandson al Sir Erap
barry Bart. Nj. r. of Kess Castle. Caithness