New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-12-14
About People and Social incidents.

sh ggest to 2o the M s99n MaRy Of the Er.
! to week, notably those which are given in the
game nc Seward sn1% sBs
has taken number 81 men to his Southern same
shooting party over Christmas Near New-Yosk
where winter sports Of all kinds viii be the rreas
rose Sbo ba ne b m9s' OF s1 1hs Sccas0n Is James
there.
There will be one notable wedding this week
This win take place Saturday at Grace Church
1t will be that of Miss Helen Kountze daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Kountze and Robert L. Ijv-
Potter and afterward there viii be a small Teee gD
ton at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kountze, No )
East Fifty-seventh-st
There win be number OF dances during ths
week On Tuesday Mrs r. Fulton Cutting vii,
give dance at her house. No. "a East sixty-sev
enth-st for her daughter. Miss Helen Cutting
Miss Alice Roosevelt is visiting Miss Cutting
having arrived there yesterday. Before the dance
Mrs l. Townsend Burden will give dinner and
take her guests to It On Tuesday also will be ina
at the waldorf-Astoria- lass
Mrs Walden PelI will give dinner dance n,
Wednesday for her daughter, Miss Pen VINO is a
at sherry's Mrs. Eben Wright a sister Of Miss
Pell. gives a theatre party for her next Monday
On Thursday the first of the original Cinderella,
Dances. organized by Mrs. John s. Barnes will
take place at sherry's The cotiIlon will be led
by Alexander NJ Hadden Among the subscribers
this season are Mrs. William Appleton. Mrs Fran
els n Cabot Mrs. George G. Clark; Mrs. R. James
Gross a Mrs Morgan pix Mrs. Frederic ] De Pey
eter; MRS; tTederle6 Ga4atin Mrs Walter s
Rowland Mrs. Junius s Morgan. Mrs. John e
Robinson: Mrs; Arson Phelps Stokes Mrs. Stan
Will have diupsr On Tb9rSay s Nv e1R Ts Fatt
people, and her guests will afterward go to the
Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt viii give dance at
Sherry's Friday for the debut of her younger
MADDEN will lead the cotilIon, dancing with the
debutante
On Friday also Mrs Frederic Nelson gives a
large dinner party, after which she will take her
guests to her home No 100 Fifth-ave-, for supper
girls will be given on Friday evening at the
Brinkerhof Theatre. The class for young people
arranged by Mrs David Bows and Mrs Hugh J.
Chisholm will have its second meeting the same
evening at Sherry's.
In smaller entertainments dinners. luneheols and
parties at cards the week will be prolific Mrs
Aston gives the first Of her large dinners on Thurs
day, for which she has issued thrty-seven invita-
tons Mrs. George r. Schiefelin has dinner to-
morrow for Miss Dorothy schiefrelin, at No East
Waidorf-Astoria with Mine. Gadskf: a meeting Of
Mrs. Streets bridge club the debut Of Miss Con
Minis Of No 10 East sixty-eighth-st and receptions
st: Mrs. Charles Meyers and Miss Janet Meyers
Mrs. Rowland Davis. at No 1SS Madison-sve:; and
also scheduled for the same day
Mrs + Norman De r. Whitehouse will have a
weekly card party at the Brunswick on Tuesday
and the Neighborhood Amusement CUB VII meet meet
the evening at the home OF Amos K Emo.
No. 81 Fifth-ave.
One of the Wednesday weddings will be that OF
Miss Ruth Arven Jones. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Dwight Arven Jones, and Erwin Hewlett carmen,
at the Brick Presbyterian Church Miss habel
Iererts Jones will be maid Of honor. and there Is
a large list of bridesmaids and ushers- Miss Kin
ney win give reception the same day at No Il
West Ffty-fourth-st. and Miss owe ScnlS ST MI
Mrs Frederick r. HaIsey. No . West FIfty-third-
ST.. will entertain at luncheon
The Euchre Club will meet at Mrs Berrymans
house No. 107 East seventeenth-st, on Thursday
That evening Mrs. Henry w. Poor viii give the
last of two large dinner parties at her home. NO
I,exington-ave., and in the afternoon there VIII
be a Christmas bazaar at the home OF the Countess
de LaugerVillars No 81 l1noato IN aia Oh
On Saturday Mrs s. Townsend Howes, Of Stam-
ford Conn. will give reception for her daughter,
Miss Florence Howes at the Buckingham Hotel
A bazaar and tea will be held at the Waldorf
Astoria for the benefit of the Gabriel Sanatorium.
In the Adirondack Mountains. under the auspices
NJ Mrs Mr BENJAMIN B. odeIi. jr. Mrs Timothy L
Woodruff, Miss Ieary and Mrs T. Pearsan Field
There was large number OF debutante reeep-
lions Yesterday Mrs. Ernest H Crosby brought
out her daughter. Miss Eleanor Crosby. at her
home No. go Fffth-ave. Mrs Crosby wore black
velvet and Miss Crosby white Liberty silk
broidered and trimmed with Irish lace Among
the debutantes assisting her in receiy were Miss
Josephine Crosby. Miss Jean Hancy Miss D9r9thy
Edith Kane.
Miss Adelaide Brooks Baylis introduced BY
her mother Mrs. William Baylis. at No. To Fifth
ave. Mrs. BayIis in black lace over white. and
Miss BayIis in Write mousseline de sole and lace.
Assisting the deb tante in receiving were Miss
Aneta Boulton Miss Hay de Forest Clark. Miss
Mary Barton AtterNu ". Miss Helen Read and
Miss Janet Meyers After the reception there was
dinner. and the guests attended the meeting or
evening
Mrs Samuel c. ID. Dodd had reception at No
AZ East Sxty-fourth-st. for the debut of Miss Mar
jorie Dodd Mrs. Dodd in white. and the
in white Liberty gauze. trimmed with
punches OF white silk grapes There a dinner
afterward for tn receiving party.
Mrs. John II. Eden gave reception for Miss
Ruth Eden at their home. No. 16 West Forty-sixth-
rose mauve chiffon. and the debutante was IN white
Prentice, Fox. Morrison. Willard. ACnl-
man and Farmer A dinner followed. and later an
informal dance
Mrs. Artemus H Holmes gave a large reception
yesterday afternoon at No. 45S Madison-ave. for
her daughter, Miss Lillian Stokes Holmes Mrs
Holmes was in pale green brocaded satin. trimmed
with flowers of green and pink chiffon and lace.