New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Dahutantes may be said 10 have monopozed 10
a great extent the attention of society yesterday
and numerous receptions were held in their honor.
Among the most notable was the one given by
Mrs N Dwight Collier for her daughter. Georgette.
at her house in East Fortyeghth-st-. the debutante
being dressed In white crepe de chine, trimmed
with white embroidery and lace while the toilet
OF Mrs Collier was of gray peau de sole. with a
large collar of Venetian lace. Miss Cynthia Roche
Miss Elsie Waterbury. Miss Adelaide Barclay Miss
Gertrude PeIi assisted Miss Collier in receiving and
after being entertained at dinner by Mrs. Collier
Daly's to see the performance of The Country
Girl Mrs Collier gives Gmnep m fcr ner aaugnter a
taking her guests on to fd the AsSe6y
for debutantes TO take place at her house on De
cenber is.
Another reception that given by Mrs. J.
Bloomfield wetherin at her house in East Twenty
hrsst for the DEBUT Of her dsaghter M Iso6sl who
Han Butler and Of Clinch Smith.
Mrs Hart Lyman likewise gave yesterday the
first of eeries of Thursday at homes for the
debut OF her daughters. Miss Katherine Lyman and
Miss Marion LYMAN at her house in East @ Fifty @
mother from a prolonged stay abroad.
Miss Katarine Suse. who is a grandniece of Peter
Marie. also made her debut yesterday a recep-
tion given for her by her mother. Mrs. Frederick
Suse at her apartment, No 5s7 Park-ave. Mrs.
Suse will be at home on Thursday afternoons
throughout petSAhpcI
Still another debutante OF yesterday was Miss
Margaret WINS, whose mother. Mrs. William NJ
WINS gave a reception for her at her house in
East -Twenty-f1fth-st. from till T. Mrs. will
receive Thursdays throughout the winter until
Lent.
A large number OF dinner parties will take place
tonight In connection with the first dance this
season First Friday Cotillons at the Waldorf
Astoria to which the hostesses will afterward take
their guests.
Trinity Chapel was the scene yesterday afternoon
pf the wedding of Miss Mary NewboId Lawrence
and Heth Lorton the ceremony being performed
by the Rev. DR.. William Vibbert- The BRIDE who
was dressed in white satin. trimmed with old duch-
point lace, and carried bouquet of lilies of
the valley, her veil being of point lace. at
tended by Miss Rosaiie Gardiner Jones. Miss Cath
crime Newbold. Miss Mary Rowland. Miss Anne
Eerrick. Miss Garcia Churchill and Miss Catherine
Wissner, bridesmaids. all dressed in pink chrys-
talne. accordion pleated. trimmed with cream
lace. DR.. George Boiling Lee grandson of Gen
eral Robert E. Lee. acted best man, while the
ushers comprised Joseph. f. Simmons. Sydney L.
Smith. Richard F. Goldesborough. Julien J. Mason,
ton of Virginia and DIR. Harwood Huntington A
small reception was given after the ceremony at
Heth Lorton on returning from their wedding trip
or m w bs @ at o Mon
days throughout January Among those present
clay. eli Mrs. Jefferson Davis Philip Livingston jones'.
Miss Heloise Beekman. Colonel and Mrs. John c.
Mr.. and Mrs a. Livingston Mason. Mr.
and Mrs Edwin Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
PelI Mr. and Mrs Cortlandt Van Rensselaer, o. |
Coster and Mrs Algernon Sydney Sulli- |
van.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Butler Duncan. jr.. will remain |
throughout the winter at Mrs. Theodore Have |
meyers house. No. 2H Madison-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt have arrived \
in town from Hyde Park and at their house in
Fifth ave