New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-11
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Country house parties are now being organized
for the Christmas holidays which will be spent
by very large contingent OF society out OF town.
Christmas being of those festivals that ap-
pear picturesque and attractive amid rural
surroundings than in the city. On Long Island. in
New-Jersey. along the Hudson River Valley the
various country seats will be filed with guests for
the occasion. while Tuxedo will be particularly
gay, among the entertainers being Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles h. Alexander who will have with them
number of young people. and also J. Henry Smith.
who will spend Christmas there.
Mrs r Fulton Cutting will start the gayetes OF
the week which opens to-day by dance to-mor-
row night at her house in East Slxty-seventh-st.
for young people. Mrs Henry Parish. ST. will
have large reception in the afternoon at her
house in East Seventy-sixth-st. while the morn
ing the second Of Albert Morris Bagby's musicals
takes place at the WadorfAstoria.
For Tuesday are scheduled Mrs Henry S. Red
mond's dinner at her house in East Fifty ffth-st:
Mrs. Frederick Pearsons at home at her house in
East Fffty-seventh-st. for her daughter. Miss 10
sophine Pearson; Mrs Henry c. Goes entertain
ment OF the Neghborhood Club at her house in East
feminist; theatre party given by Charles Allen
Mum for his niece. Miss Augusta Mum. followed
by a supper at Sherry's. and number OF sub
scription dances, among them. one at DenonicO's.
of the organization known as the Tuesday Even
ing Dances, formed several years ago by John D.
Rockefeller. jr and now managed by Mrs. Ira D.
Barrows
Mrs Vanderbt's dinner dance for her daughter
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. at which the latter will
make ner debut. Is the notable entertainment
set for Wednesday. WOrthington Whitehouse will
lead the cotillon dancing with Miss Vanderbilt for
whom her mother gives a large ball on January 49,
on the Wednesday also Miss Stephanie de Neufville
will make her debut a reception given by her
sister Mrs ]. Langdon Schroeder. at her house In
East Sixty-frst-st. Another debutante OF the day
will be Miss Mavina Hoffman. who viii be pre-
sented TO society at a tea given by Mrs William
Kinncut Draper her house in East Thirty hrst-st
Mrs. +. c. Hoyt will have large bridge whist
party her house in East Sixty seventh-st In the
evening Mrs. Lewis Cruger Hasen VIII entertain
party at dinner at Sherry's for her dsbutante
daughter Miss Alice Hasen. and will afterward
take her guests to the theatre.
a large number OF receptions are set for Thurs
day, among them given by Mrs Frederick
Whittrdge at her house in East Eleveath-st. and
which her daughter. Miss Eleanor Whttridge
will make her debut: ~ Mrs. Henry S Glover
at her house In West rfticth-st. for the coming
of Miss Helen Leroy Glover. and one by Ai~s
W. Howard Ghdor for the presentation OF Hiss
Marion Glider Mrs. Francis Schroeder. 81 No. 1877
MadisoH-aye.. will likewise have lat home on
ThursGay afternoon.
Mrs c. Granville Wright gives a large theatre
party FRIDAY for Miss Mamie Wright. one Of the
debutantes of the season and Will afterward take
her guests on 20 Sherrys for supper Mrs j. Nelson
koTland Will have another reception IN the after
at her house n East Thirty seventh-st., for
her dcbutants daughter Miss Charlotte Rorland
SATURDAY. too. VII be to,ed 20 at homes among
which there win given by Mrs. Lyon Car
diner and Mrs. lion Gardner at their house In
Madison ave; another by airs George g. Van
Schaick at her hOuse in West Thirty seventh St
and reception ty Mrs. Ecwatd l., Keyes at her
house in East Seventy -fOurtAzt, fer the debut OF
her daughter Miss Agnus Keyes.
II is AZ Mrs. Henry a, Barclays house, IN Wash
inGton Square. that the first OF the Junior Friday