New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-06
NETWORK SOCIETY.

The town bears evidence of the approach OF Christ
mas Society is busy engaged in shopping in con-
nection with that great festival. and charitable
bazaars being organized in every direction for
the purpose of providing the poor with some means
Of enjoyment of the holiday season Many Wei
known people will spend the holidays at their coun-
try places in old fashioned STYLE returning TO the
cty Immediately after New Years. The Westchester
Hunt Club continues to hold its meetings twice
week. of the country places in the district be-
ing kept open. including those OF Mr. and Mrs.
oliver Hartman jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Story,
Mr. and Mrs. L. n. Potter. Mr.. and Mrs Paul q.
Thebaud and Colonel and Mrs. William Jay.
As in London. so in New-YOrk, Sunday is becOm-
ing more and more favorite day for calling. Mrs
Astor has resumed her Sunday afternoon recep-
tons, Mrs W. Storrs Wells and several other
fashionable women have sent out cards intimatlns
that they at home on Sunday afternoons
throughout the season.
Tomorrow will bring the first of the Albert Nor
ris Bagby mornings at the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
with Nine. SembIich, Pol PlancOn NJ Gilbert and
Miss EDITH Walker among the artists, while in the
afternoon the big bridge and euchre tournament
organized by Miss Louise Ward McAllister will
take place = the Metropolitan Club.
Another bridge whist tournament under the
patronage of Mrs. ]. Borden hartman Mrs. Charles
T. Barney Mrs. W. Lanman Bull. Mrs. Rowland
DAVIS and Mrs. James g. Bishop. takes place
Sherry's for the beneht of Kip's Bay Day
Nursery. Miss Nora Goodwin. the daughter OF Parke
Goodwin also gives the nrst OF series OF three
cepLons that afternoon at her house, No ~ East
Th1rty-seveutn-st, her niece. Miss Nathalie de
Castro who made her debut last summer Bar
Harbor Miss GOdwtn'S remaining receptions will
be on December 10 and q. Other features on the
programme OF society for Tuesday dinner by
captain Warren Z. Beach at his house. in Fifth
ave; reception by Mrs. James W. Ellsworth. of
No Is East -third-st-; Miss Alice brakes mar
riage to Alonzo Clark Robinson al the house OF her
| father, Simeon j. Drake At No. 90 MadisOn-ave
and the the series of the SO-called Tuesday
! dances at Delmonico's under the patronage OF Mrs
| Ira ID. Barrows. Mrs. Hugh y. Camp. jr.. Mrs
Henry DALEY and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt arrive in
| town tomorrow from Newport. and will take pos
! session of Colonel William Jays house. in East
ty-second-st, which they have rented for the
season. Colonel and Mrs. William Jay will make
their home this winter at the Essex. in Madison
| ave and Fffty-sixth-st-
| Edward S Knapp gave his farewell bachelor din
ner last night at DelmOncOs- His marriage to
| Miss RosaIie Moran, daughter OF Amedse de Pau
! Moran. takes place Thursday at the Church OF
the Incarnation. Miss COrnelia Bryce Miss Lillian
| Livingston. Miss Evelyn Parsons and Miss Mary
| Lee Will the bridesmaids and Miss Maria Moran
| her sisters maid of honor.
! On Thursday the hrst OF the dinner dances or
! ganized by Mrs. Frederic ]. De Peyster and J.
Montgomery Strong will take place at Delraonieo's
| and on the night Mr.. and Mrs Pierre Mali
will entertain the Thursday Evening Club at their
/ house in EIfth-aye-
| Sherry's viii be the scene on Friday OF ths hrst
| meeting OF the dancing class organized by Mrs.
| Rowland Davis. while Saturday there will be q
large number OF coming out receptions. among them
/ one given by Mrs. William S. p. Prentice. No IS
! East Fifty ATHEIST for the debut of Miss Kate
! Prentice; by Mrs Thomas l. Manson. No Is East
/ Sixty-ninth-st. for Miss Dorothy Manson; BY
! Mrs Edward II. Ripley. at No. II West Fifty
sixth-st for her daughter Miss Amelia Ripley
/ bv Mrs Charles T. Harbeck. No. SO Lexington
/ ave for Miss Mildred Harbeck and by Mrs Her
/ bart s Carpenter, No. Is Madison-avs.. for Miss
] Cora Carpenter.
/ On tho same afternoon Mrs. Francis NJ. Scott
| gives n reception at her house. No. a Park-ave..
| for the Bachelors and Benedicts' Dancing Glass
I and the Neighborhood Cotillon, which have just
Joined forces and which viii have their dances a.
; podworth's on December Is and 81. January n.