New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-10
About People and Social I,,cidents,

and Mrs. Charles T. Harbeck have r.c.,t,,,.
W Wednesday afternoon and also Mrs. Edwin Dwixh.
Troworidge. who will be assisted In receiy,ur ~,
Mrs. Frederick GalIatin. jr.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Schierelin give a d.,,.-
on Thursday at their house. in East Forty-ntrhs.
In honor of Miss Josephine Drexel and her s,,oS
Dr. J. Duncan Emmett DR.. and Mrs jana. "
Markoe have a dinner scheduled for the sams ,v.r
ing at their house. in West Fifty-ffth-st Will, ~
Friday night Mrs. James z. Martin gives a dtnna.
for Miss Gladys Robinson. whose engagement to he's
son. James E. Martin jr., was announced last su~,
ner. Bridge parties will be given on Friday bv
Mrs Charles Kellogg and by Mrs. Walter G. Oak
man. the latter's tournament, at her house. IN East
Flfty-third-st-. being for the sake Of charity
Mrs Frederick Charles Prentss gave recsp,,or
Drive for the coming out Of her daughter Miss
Frederick Carlotta Prentiss. who is one OF the
debutantes OF the season. Mrs. Prentss and Mis-.
Prentss We're assisted in receiving by Miss Rosaia
Gardiner Jones. Miss Grace F. DeIaheld Miss Etbal
Willard and Miss Ruth Eden. After the recept,aa
MIS-. Prentiss entertained a large party at dinner.
Mrs Pembroke Jones has issued invitations for
a small dance at Sherry's on January 2a Il VIII
oe for the Misses Delano.
Mrs Charles Kinsmore. Marshall Kernochan. Mr.,
and Mrs William Pollock and Mrs Jane T1nanr
are among those who booked to sail for Europa
On January 20 Arthur T. Kemp Is likewise start
ing shortly, and proposes make the trip from
Havre to Rome by automobile. At Rome he viii
JOIN his little girl and his sister Miss Kemp who
are spending the winter there.
Judge and Mrs. John Clinton GRAY are establishes
ior the winter at the Essex. Madison-aye. and
Fifty-sixth-st
MonsOn Morris will lead the cotiIIon at the dana
which Mrs. Charles T Barney is giving on Janu
airy Is at her house in Park-ave.. for her younger
daughter. Miss Katherine Barney. who is ons CT
the debutantes Of the season.
There have been several changes in the parterrs
70" at the opera. one Of them resulting from the
death Of Joseph Stickney Mrs. Stickney who had
BOX No. 90 for the Wednesday performances, has
sIblet IL for that day during the remainder OF tho
season to Arthur P. Heinze. Mrs. Pembroke Jones
has secured Box No. Is. owned by Edward Cooper
Tor the remaining performances on even Mondays
and Rutherford Stuyvesant has secured it for odd
Wednesdays and even Fridays.
Mrs Treror l. Park has issued invitations for a
dinner in the ladies' of the Metropolitan Clua
for Wednesday, January q.
Miss CvendoIyn Burden has left town for Wash
ngton. where she is staying with Miss Alice Roose-
welt at the White House
The annual Charity Ball in aid Of the Nursery
and Childs Hospital at the WaIdorf-A5toria, on
February ? promises 10 prove a. usual great sur
cess and the demand for boxes is very brisk. Mrs.
Henry F. Dimock and Mrs +. J. Berwind are
among the members OF the ball committee. whiis
George Hammond Sullivan. the chairman OF tEs
floor committee will have as his assistants AexaE-
der Hadden. T. J. Oakley Rhinelander. lie Grand
c. GriswoId Robert E Livingston. Edward ca
Peyster Livingston. Arthur F. Schermerhorn and
kiI!aen Van Rensselaer,.