New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-29
NETWORK SOCIETY.

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Dancing ard debutantes will play important
role In the programme Of the week which opens
to-day At the subscription ball known as the
First Junior Cotillon at Shsrry's. Tuesday
night, considerable number OF young girls will
make their first appearance IN society This Will
be followed by many receptions given in their
honor. Indeed. the season is nov. well under way.
Most Of those who fingered until Thanksgiving at
their country places have returned TO town. and
the opera, especially the boxes Of the parterrs
circle shows that the fashionable world Is now
definitely established In the city for the winter
Most of the debutantes will be present at the
Junior Coton at sherry's. Tuesday which may
be said open the dances OF the season The
guests will be received by Mrs. Arthur NJ Dodge.
Mrs Dallas Bache Pratt. Mrs. NJ Dwight Collier.
Mrs Charles A Peabody and Mrs Francis v.
Greene. Alexander NJ Hidden viii lead John T.
Atterbury and a number Of others are giving
dinners in connection with the ball. to which they
will afterward take their guests.
Another dance Of the week Is that which Mrs
George T. Maxwell gives tomorrow evening at
her house. IN East Seventy -seventh-st-. for Miss
Alexandra B. Stevens. youngest daughter OF Mrs
Berkeley Mostyn- The dance will be preceded by a
dinner.
John T Atterbury gives a reception at his house
In West Forty-ninth st. on Wednesday afternoon
for the purpose OF introducing his youngest daugh-
ter, Miss Ellen Mercer Atterbury. to society while
on the same day Mrs. James 3. Haggin has a re-
ceptIon at her house. IN Fffth-ave.. for Miss Mo-
Afee.
On Thursday Mrs. Daniel E Moran gives a re-
ception at house in East Seventy-third-st. for
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Nina Delafeld and for
Miss Moran, and on Saturday Miss Ruth Ashmors
will make her first appearance at a reception given
BY her mother Mrs. A Townsend Ashmore. at
her home in Park-ave. On Saturday, too, Mrs
c. z. vanderhoef has q reception for her daugh-
ters Miss Louise and Miss Nathalie Vanderhoef.
at her house. In West Fifty-eshth-st. II will be
followed by dinner and a dance. Mrs Morton
Redmond likewise gives reception On Saturday
for the Debut Of Miss lone Page. at her house. in
West Sixteenth-st-
Mrs William BIoodgood and Miss Bioodsood will
be at home on Thursdays throughout December at
No So Irving Place Miss Catherine Durham will
receive Fridays until Lent at her house. No 20
Washington Square. while Mrs. Best will be at
home on Thursdays throughout next month at her
house, No. p East seventy-seventh-st
Mrs Benjamin weIles's dancing class for children
will have its first meeting OF the Wednes-
day afternoon at Sherry's and the following day
that organized by Mrs. heane will have its first
meeting at Delmonico's.
Several weddings are set for the coming week.
among them being that of Miss HeIoiss Beekman
and David Leavitt Hough- The ceremony will take
place on Wednesday at the Church Of Zion and st.
Timothy in West Fiftyseventh-st.. and will be fol-
lowed by a reception at the Fifth-ave. house OF
Mrs William Bedlow Beekman. The bridesmaids
will be Miss Eleanor and Miss Alice Parker. Of
Washington. and Miss NJ. T. Beeknan and Miss
Dorothy Wickersham. of Lancaster. Penn. Fenwfck
Beekman Percy Jackson. Robert II Carnahan. c.
Eugene Montgomery. Ernest II. Hunter, Henry L.
Goodwin and William Grant Pierce will be the
ushers while Frank Morse. of Montreal will be the
best man.
On the same day st. Thomas's Church will be the
scene Of the marriage Of Carol J. Post. IT. to Miss
Ann Elizabeth jones. daughter of Mrs. Frank FoTan
Jones' The bride will be attended by Miss Elsie and
Miss Theresa Davidson and by her sister Mrs. John
II. Flags. while Judsou Lounsbery. Frank Outer
bridge William Evans. Harry Price and John Blair
will be In attendance the bridegroom After the
ceremony there will be reception at the house OF
| the brides mother in West Fifty-seventh-st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney are dividing
their time between their country place at westoury
Long Island, and their town house in West Fifty
seventh-st.. where they will up their resi-
dence permanently until after the Christmas holi-
days. which they propose to spend Long Island.
| outwardbound liners VIII carry away this week
a large contingent OF well known people who have
| arranged to spend the winter abroad. among them
| being Mrs. Ogden Goelet who sails on Tuesday.
| and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer who are
| booked to depart Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.
| Henry A Z. Taylor and Mrs Alan Johnston. sister
| Of Clifford Pinchot likewise sail Tuesday for
| Europe.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge T Gerry have issued invl-
tations for a dinner for fifty on Thursday next at
| their house in East Sixty-hrst-st.
| Mrs. Henry Champlln Tinker gave a large recep-
| ton yesterday afternoon at her house in East
| Ftfty-seventh-st for the debut OF her daughter.
| Miss Anne Van Rensselaer, Tinker. and for the
latter's cousin. Miss Margaret SmallwOod ReceIv-
| ing with the debutantes Miss Ethel Rookie
Teller Miss Amelie Ripley. Miss Ruth Ashmore and
| Miss Louise Scribner. In the evening Mr. and Mrs.
Tinker entertained large party at dinner. among
| those present being Mrs Joseph LarocQue. IT.
| Mrs Howard l. Thomas. Robert Olyphant. IT.
| Marcellus Dodge. George Schierelin and Harry
| Peters. Following the dinner there was an In
| formal dance.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Murray w. Dodge receiving con-
gratulations the birth OF daughter at their
house IN East Forty-nnth-st