New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-31
NETWORK SOCIETY.

NETWORK SOCIETY.
sherrys was the scene last night OF the first Of
the University CotIIons. a dance given by num-
Der of the undergraduates Of Yale Harvard Prince
ton and Columbia universities. Many dinners
given in connection with the affair by patronesses
and others. who afterward took their guests to
to the dance which took place in the small ball
ROOM decorated with the colors OF the four univer
stiles named Among the patronesses who received
were Mrs. Douglas Robinson. jr., Mrs. Bradish
Johnson. Mrs Dallas Bache Pratt. Mrs John
Sloane. Mrs. William E Iselin. Mrs. Henry o.
Havemeyer and Mrs. Alfred Ely, while among the
committee who had charge Of the entertainment
William O'D. Iselin. Albert ]. Aiken. John
Sloane, Jr.. Percy H. Jennings and Henry c. De
Rham. Supper served at midnight. and after
ward there cotillon. led by William Old
Iseln and Alexander Bache Pratt the favors
sisting OF shoulder knots Of ribbon Of the colors
OF the various universities: university pennants on
long gilt sticks. white leather card cases. with
monograms OF the four universities; American
Beauty roses and beutonnieres of white camellias.
Among those invited were Miss Helen Roosevelt.
Miss Adeline Havemeyer Miss Stephanie De Neuf-
Vile. Miss Charlotte Warren, Miss Alice De
Goicouria. Miss Cornelia Hartman. Miss Mercer
Atterbury. Miss Kate Prentice, Miss Edith Kane.
Miss Marie Montant, Miss Grace Chaplin. Miss
Julia Fish, Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. Miss Eliza
beth Auchincloss, Miss Katherine Barney. Miss Vir-
ginia Osborn and Miss Alexandra Stevens. we'll
as T. Douglas Robinson. Arthur Havemeyer. Fen
wick Beekman Ogden Mills Reid. Hugh Minturn.
inson. Franklin Roosevelt. Robert Neeser, Maurice
Heckscher and P. H. B. FreInghuysen.
Mrs Davis Johnson had a small dance last night
for Miss Madeleine Johnson at the Gerrit Smith
studios The cotlon led by Schuyler Schiefrelin
with Miss Johnson: and Miss Evelyn Crimrnins
daughter OF John D. Crimmins also gave a small
dance at her fathers house in Sxty-eighth-st
Quite number Of dances are scheduled for to-
night. both IN town and IN the country There will
be the usual New Years Eve ball at Tuxedo and
also dance at the club at Ardsley, while at
SherTy's there is to be the first Of the so-caled
Pennington Dances. at which there will be a large
attendance the part Of those who have been
graduated from the School for Girls Pennington
Conn
Among the weddings which took place yesterday
that OF Miss Edith Alden Gambler TO George
Ledyard Stebbins at the Fifth Avenue Collegiate
Church. The bride. who was dressed in white
chiffon voile trimmed with Brussels point wore a
tuls veil, and carried a bouquet OF white orchids
and ies-ot-the-vaIley. Her bridesmaids Miss Alice
Post. Miss Mabel Lewis. Miss Eleanor Hastings
Miss Helen ClarksOn. Miss Ethel Smith and Miss
Mabel Stebbins frocks of pale pink chiffon
trimmed with white lace pink tulle wells in lieu
OF hats. They carried bouquets OF pink roses.
Wainwright Parish, Kenneth d. Robinson. Duncan
Gambler, Daniel Bacon, E Percy Bramwell. William
Hutchinson and George Bewster were the ushers
and Charles Stebbins his brothers best man After
lne ceremony, winch was performed by the Rev.
DR.. Donald Sage Mackay. there a reception at
Sherry's- Among those invited were Mr. and Mrs
Goelet Gallatin. Colonel and Mrs. William jay and
Miss Eleanor Jay. Otis Post. Mr. and Mrs W S
Post. Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Post. Mrs. William
Schienelin, Mr.. and Mrs Tracy BOWS. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Fairchild and Mr. and Mrs Oliver
Gould Jennings.
Another marriage was that OF Miss Anne
Rice Lawrence to Randall H Hakner which
a.
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine N Law
renee, of Flushing. Long Island have apartments
for the winter. The bride dressed In white
satin crepe de chine. over chiffon. She wore
tue VEIL and her flowers consisted OF white orchids
and hies-or-the-valley. Her sister, Miss Margaret
Lawrence. wearing frock OF pink liberty satin
and carrying pink roses. her only attendant
DIR. Frank Hagner. of Washington. was his broth
er's best'man, and Augustine Lawrence. jr Philtn
Gardiner, Charles Hagner and Murray Cobb were
the ushers. After the ceremony performed nv thu
Rev. DR.. George Dumbel. there was a small re-
ception.
Major General and Mrs. Corbin will be AZ hor,s
tomorrow, at their house on Governors Island
to the officers of the army and navy and TO
their friends. from TO s o'clock. Mrs. Usher
Parsons will assist Mrs. Corbin In receiving
Mrs Hermann oelrchs returned yesterday 70
town from San Francisco.
mrs Frederick Bronson who was stricken with
nervous prostration on the eve OF her departure
Tor Japan. still remains confined TO her apart
ments at the Essex. Madison-ave. and F1tty-sixth-
ST. Her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Griscom wife OF the
United States Minister in Japan sailed from Yoke
hama Immediately hearing OF her mothers III
ness. and will arrive here the day after tomorrow
to remain with her until she RECEIVERS.
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Pell has issued cards
FOR receptions on January Il and 81 at her house
No. 1T East Sixty-hrst-st.
Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney has issued invitations
for musical on January L. al her house in West
Flfty-seventh~st. where she viii also give dance
on January
Mrs. Robert McCurdy gives a large bridxs xxhiz,