New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-23
About People and Socfol incidents.

Burden. f., Mrs. Prescott Han F'ut1s- 60,
Grand v Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs Robert "a -
Forest. MI and Airs Eugene DeIano. Mr. ana NJ,
Carlos de Heredia. thePRev. Dr. and NJ, 49,
Dix. Mrs Alfred Hoyt Miss Hov- M -. -, =. san
Arson Hard, Mrs. Chester Griswold Mr. aod -.
William {. CULVER. Mr.. and Mrs Rober. -
ter. Mrs D. Percy Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs TO-.
Parsons NJ. and Mrs. John D. RocIesag,o- =,
Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard. Dr. Peter p Xrvekoss - -
and Mrs J. McG. Woodbury.. AIr. and Mrs r, =.
mar Sands. the Misses Furnisz Mrs. IT,
Garner. Mr and Mrs H. Mortimer Brooks NJ,
Williams BiGdle. Mrs. Charles H. Rerrvros- ~, -
and Mrs Frederick Lathrop Ames, Mr. and NJ,
j. Philip Bernhard Mrs Heber r. Bishop ana NJ,
Bishop. On their return from their houevr,o0s
Mr. and Mrs Sloane VIII occupy ashouss in Yves,
Forty-ninth-st.
Mrs. Frederick Pearson has issued cards f,-
ceptons nj her house. In West Fifty-zevantb-zf
on the first and third Tuesdays in December p.
the debut OF her dssaghter. Miss Josephine Pear.
son
1T the Waldorf-Asroria last night The Ente-,,,,-
ment Club. to which General and Mrs T. Fre.Iar,..
Person Colonel and Mrs. George Rathb8ne D,a-
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Post,ey. Robert B. F,oozs'
Welt and Mrs. Rhinelander Waldo belong held -.
first meeting of the season. Among the features
OF the entertainments were brief addresses DIV A.
niral Coghan. John KeuIrick Bangs Israel Za7z
viii, Charles p. Loonis. Martin W. LIttleeon s,4
Edwin y. Oliver.
Colonel lie Grand p. Cannon arrived IN town v.,-
terday from Burlington. Vt
Among those who sailed yesterday for F1r7Bs -.
the Kaiser Wilhelm were Athsrton Blight Ms.
Blight and Miss Evelyn Blight Mrs C. Ca,
Dinsmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Scott The United
States Ambassador to Germany with Miss Helen
and Miss Gertrude Tower o. N. Bishop and Ms
Bishop Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Livingston and Miss
Livingston. and Miss Helen Morton. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi P Morton.
Mrs. Barclay and Miss Mildred Barclay VII "a
at home on Thursday, December /, az No. Wash
ington Square North.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rutedge Gibson VIII spend
the winter at No. g. West Forry-u -n-h-sr-
The Belgian Envoy and the Baroness Monchsur
have arrived in town from Washington f0r few
days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic =. De Pey-,e- have -
turned from Lakewood and are al their house n
Fifth-ave. for the winter.
Mrs Henry Meyer Johnson gives q reception on
Saturday her house ia East =-Z-l=-l-s-. for the
debut Of her daughter, Miss Grace Russles. a
daughter of the late James T. Eu-E-ez. Miss iii.
bred Barclay. Miss Dorothy Gr.aaeu. Hiss Sc
phanie dc NeufvIue and Miss Mary Douglas Eos-
well Will assist the debuJaa-7 in receiving the
guests.
Arthur IseIin gave his farewell bachelor dinner
last night at the KEicberbocker Club. The party
included Ernest and William O'DorueU Iselin Ar
thur and Kenneth Burden. Maxwell Stevenson,
GouverneUr Phelps. Ellis Postethwaite and Edison
Lewis.
Mrs +. r. Thomas gives a dinner tonight for
Miss Eleanor Jay and her hance. Arthur IseIin.
after which she viii take her guests TO the theatre
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Winslow will remain at
their country place at Great Neck until they sail
for Italy early in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hoyt are occupying the
house OF Mrs. Hoyts father, at No IS East Thirty
sixth-st.. for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Van CortIandt have taken
the house No. 10 East Thirty-dfth-st FOR the
winter.
Mrs. Grenvilie Kane. Mrs Borden Hartman. Mrs.
Augustus Jay. Mrs. Richard Irwin and Mrs. Starr
Miller are among the patronesses OF the fair
which opened yesterday in the Myrtle Room
Of the WaIdOrf-Astoria for the benefit OF the en-
dowmeut fund of the Church OF the Ascension. II
will be continued throughout to-day and this even
iUg.