New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-29

n son OF Mrs. J. Hood Wright by her first hus-
band. Another OF Mrs. wright's sons by her first
marriage is Edward Moore Robinson. OF Philadsl-
phia who married Miss Ailene Ivers. OF Calicor-
MIA The late J. Hood Wright was msrnher OF
the firm OF Drexel. Morgan & Co. and died sud-
denly In the Rector-st. elevated railroad station
Another debut set for to-day Is that Of Miss
Florence Macy, by her mother. Mrs William 4
Macy at her home. IN Park-ave. and among tbs
other receptions will be that OF Mrs. Lawrsncs
Gilman.
Many dances are set for tonight among them
one given By Mrs. Robert j. Hoguet Tor her
daunters Miss Margaret and Miss Marie 10
gueV at their home. at Washington Heights. at
the foot OF West one-hundred-and-forty- drst-st
At sherry's the first OF the University cotillona
win take place tonight. and the guests win b
received by Mrs. William Douglas Sloane. Mrs.
Dallas 3. Pratt. Mrs. J. Frederick Kernochan.
Mrs Henry o. Havemeysr and Mrs Archibald
Rogers. Edmund Rogers VIII lead the eotilon
with Miss Jean Reid and among the COMMITTEES In
charge Of the entertainment are John Sloane. f..
stuyvesant Pierrepont. Lydig Hoyt. Alfred Ely,
Frederick de Rhan and Edmund Rogers
Mrs EDWARD H. Hoyt gives a large theatre party
this evening followed by supper at her house. n
East Sixty-seventh-st., for her daughter. Miss
Eleanor Hoyt In the afternoon Mrs William c.
Pyle will have a reception for Miss Mary Pyla- II
the morning Albert Morris Bagby VIII give another
or MS musicals 1t IhS s'd4eOAA-<>StOA-3-
AZ the Gibson Studio. in East Thirty-third-st.,
Mrs. Clarence Rice gave dance last night for her
daughter. Miss Gladys Rice. who Is one OF tbs
debutantes OF tho season The entertainment was
opened by vocal music after which buffet supper
was served followed by dancing Among those
invited were Miss Annah Ripley Miss Edith Ian
DON Mss Maud BorIand. Miss GeorEette Borland.
Miss Beatrice Morgan. Miss LYDIA Mason Jones.
Miss Dorothy Kane Miss Janet Dana, Mss Natalie
Knowlton. Miss Constance Knower. Mr. and MIS-.
John Harssn Rhoades. r.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Philip NJ Lydig, Marshall Ksr-
nochan. Bertram Crugef Aynar Johnson James L
Breese. r.; ]. Harry Alexander and William Iselin-
Phoenix Ingraham. dancing with Miss Louise Gull
liver led the cotillon last night at the first OF the
Pennington Dances this winter. which, as usual,
took place at Sherry's. Among the patronesses
We're Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss. Mrs Charles 3.
HubbeI. Mrs. William A. Armstrong. Mrs Samuel
Oakley vanGerpoel and Miss Annie 3. Jennings.
The Junior Dancing Class. under the patronage OF
Mrs. David Dows. Jr., and Mrs Hugh ]. Chisholm.
held its second meeting OF the night
Sherry's.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Reyes gave a large theatre
party for Miss Agnes Keyes. de5utante OF the
season. and after the performance returned With
their guests to their house IN East Seveny9ourth-
St.. for supper.
Dr. and Mrs. Francke H. Bosworth gave dinner
last night in the ladies' annex OF the Metropolitan
Club for their daughter. Miss Mary Bosworth Later
taking their guests to the Pennington Dance nt
Sherry's
At the Church of the Transformation the mar
rage took place yesterday OF Miss Helen Beadles-
ton, daughter OF Alfred y. Beadleston to G. Foster
tSawlins. Of the Calumet Club. Foster Ravvlins "a
brother Of Herbert Noel Rawlins. who was mar
RED not long ago to Miss Natalie Hatch and IA 8
Wen known polo player. The bridegroom's sister
MISS Mildred Rawlns. was the maid OF honor and
j. SearIe Barclay Mr.. RAWLINGS hest mar
me usners included John and Herbert N Rawlins
Louis Fitzgerald. r., Ellery Anderson Prescott
Siade and Henry II. Hollister r.. After the caro-
[nony, which was performed by the rector, the Rev
* george e Houghton. reception was held az
r-I nome OK the brides aunt Mrs William Max
"eI' NO. a West F1fty-ffth-st.
<AnoIher marriage yesterday was that OF Nrsz
Louise Irene Palma dl Cesnola daugbtAr ~ .ho
ate General di Cesnoa director OF the Metropolitan
museum OF Art, and Guy Ellis Baker son OF Colo
mel Benjamin F. Baker OF BaIlston N V o..
20 the recent death OF the brides father thu ~
o!ng was quiet one. and took place az the bo-T,
OF her aunt Mrs. William Metcalf Bliss IN Fass
Seventy-hrst-st.
severely Robinson. Austen &. Riggs. Georre n
80 80 EDWARD Thurston Charles A Cone F,re8
eElck Jordan r. B. Fiershen and Guv McTsa- MI,
De the ushers and Norton Perkins ,b - ~
Oh william H. Wheelock on the occasto, - -
marriage to Miss Catherine Dix dau~b,o- - -
- - anu Mrs Morgan Dix, on Jauuarv II ~.
4ue names OF the bridesmaids were rfvsn q, ,s,.
column day or two ago
James n Hyde. Mrs. William R Trava--~ -. -.
C 800 members OF the party which Mr. a75 NJ
go sc vanderbilt have been entertaining q. De-
n-oTe' N c. during the Christmas boBSsv- -
returned to town AO4oAys haVs
d lumbar Wright IS booked TO SAT- r,- r..,
''iuaEy on board the Deutschland Re vT -
=" u'oi'loo4e tour in Italy and In Southern $500
NFS James Low Hartman VIII san TO- -
early next year. 80 SISSos
mrs. vanderbilt and Miss GLADYS vs-1,-A,,. -,
Ie1' town f9r Shelburne Farms to srav ,trh r. -
| Mrs Seward Webb VIII u Ans
ans oI ssiln was given last night az ira ms,
I -'.ons those present were Mrs As+o- NJ -
-. Ahoeroiit Mrs. Breese. Mrs 3 Essva-Nrs-
1y MS Jules Bache, Mr.. and Mrs T,r, -
--I.'o.u' George S. Scott Mss scot+ ~
SOSepn Laroque. ir.. Mrs. H A q T,vro. -
Sr Robbins. Mrs. Stuyvess7+ Efeb -
60 1"oLnoiy' Miss Twombly Count "a IIr,b,,-.
SttFunn' Hiss Leary. Miss GwendolvD E,,rt.,
SIiarles 4. Wetmore. Mr.. and Mrs : " gaD,t.r
4,' ana MIS- stephen f. P. PeH Mrs Jacoh ~
semi mortimer Schif, Mr. and Ms vm,a--
NocAeiefer' Mrs John NJ Bowsrs ID n NT,u,
Mr. ana Mrs Herbert S. Terrell ana Mr. ans M.
Henry ClewS. 'u AEA