New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09
NETWORK SOCIETY.

NGW-TOHN SOClETY.
Friday is usually an OF day. from social point
OF view But to-day IS an exception to the r,,la
for several dances. as well as a number OF enter.
tainnents Of lesser note. figure on the programme
among them being large dinner dance given to-
night N the Ladies' Annex of the Metropolitan
Club by Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Shoemaker for
their daughter. Miss Blanche Shoemaker one OF
the debutantes OF the season; dinner dance given
by Mr. and Mrs Charles B. Hubben at their house
IN East Thirty nrst-st. for their youngest da,,vh
ter. Miss Ruth HubbeIl. who has come ont tbI
winter; the dance OF the Friday Evening Assembly
at Delmonicos. and number OF receDtiops To-
debutantes. among them one given bv Ms 7 Nrs,
son Borland for her daughter Miss Georsetta Ro~
land, at her house. in East Thirty-seventbs+ ana
another by Mrs Clarence Rice at her bous@ N
irving Place for her daughter. Miss Gladys Rice.
Vincent Astor. the twelve-year-old so, os Colon.
and Mrs John Jacob Astor who underwent an
operation for appendicitis on Wednesday ar he
home. in F1fth-ave. at the hands of DR. w
Bui was reported last night to be advancing salts
factorily toward recovery
Worthinston whitehouse. with Miss Gladys Van
derbilt will lead the cotilon at the dinner danc.
given next Wednesday by Mrs. Vanderbilt for bsr
youngest daughter. About two hundred invitatf.,
have been issued The BAN to be given bv NJ.
Vanderbilt on January 10 will be a much Iarrs-
affair.
Mrs. Julian T. Davies. who is spending the v-tn...
at the Alabama. in East Eleventh-st. near Fias
ave, gave luncheon party yesterday in the IadieS
Annex Of the Metropolitan Club for the Marquss
Davalcs
Miss May soIeyss marriage YESTERDAY afternoo,
70 Howard c. Dickinson attracted A large nIrnba-
OF people to the Church OF the Heavenly Rest ~
which the brides grandfather. the late Dr. r q
Rowland. was rector for so many years Miss In.
SOiey IF
arrayed in pink chiffon. whereas the bridesmaids
Miss Elsie Rowland. Miss Julia Edgar. Miss Ger.
trude Peli, Miss Margaret D. Gardiner Miss Eliza
beth Morton and Miss Henrietta Hoffman were
all arrayed in froeks OF white Chiffon with vbta
lace hats, their flowers being pink roses John
Lowell Blake. OF Boston. best man. and Mar
shall kernochan, lie Grand c. GrfswoId Edward
Delaneld. John Dix. Robert Sedgwick William
Hoffman. Stewart Waller. Andre ChampoIlon and
R. K. Thorndyke. OF Boston we're the usherz
Bishop Satterlee. OF Washington perforn,e6 tba
ceremony. assisted by the rector the Rev DR. q
Parker Morgan. and it was followed by a reception
given by the brides parents at their house I'm East
Eightieth-st- Among those invited were Mr. and
Mrs. Stanford White, Mrs Vanderbilt Mr. and
Mrs. John r. DrexeI Mrs James P Kernechan
Mr.. and Mrs N. Orme Wilson, Mr. and Mrs
Giraud Foster Mrs. Astor. Mr. and Mrs Reginald
C Vanderbilt and Mr. and Mrs George L Rives.
The series OF dinner dances organized several
years ago by Mrs. Frederic ]. de Peyster and Mrs
j. Montgomery Strong promises to prove as great
success this winter in former seasons The
nrst Of the series took place last night at Del
rees.teos. -Four OF the patronesses-nanaely Mrs
ds Peyster, Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt Mrs W
En1len Roosevelt and Miss McAIlister-received tho
guests Dinner was served at small tables IN the
large ballroom at O'Clock Afterward the wouasn
adjourned to re reception room and the men TO the
PAIN garden, and az 10 dancing began IN the bali
room. which had meanwhile been cleared for tia
purpose. J. Montgomery Strong led the cotillon
dancing with Miss Frances De Peyster Among
those present were Mrs. ". EnIen Roosevelt Miss
christine and Miss Dorothy Roosevelt. Mrs. William
Saylis, Mrs. woodbury. G. Langdon Mrs Benia-
min Rnewer with Miss Constance Knower ana her
hance, Henry Coleman Drayton; Mrs. Lewis cruger
Hasen ans Mss Alice Hasen. Mss Sydney Henop
Mrs. Berkeley Mostyn. with Miss Alexandra and
Miss Helen Stevens; Miss Margaret Chanler Mrs
J. Edmund Schermerhorn. Mrs. Edward DeIaaed
Mrs. John Hone. Mrs. John e Roosevelt Mss
Grace Ruggles. Miss Gertrude PeH and Miss Mildred
Barclay.
Another dance last night was. that OF the series
known as the Neghborhood Cotflons at Dod-
worth's. Mrs Randolph Hurry Mrs W. R Barr
and Mrs. James Otis Hoyt were among the patron
esses who received. The cotilon was led by Her
| bert Coffin.
Mrs Henry Parish. Jr.'s. house in East Seventy
sixth-st was the scene last night OF the first nas
ing for the season Of the Thursday Evening CszS
Il
mother, Mrs Ludlow. being likewise used for til
occasion. The entertainment took the form of Il
musical under the direction OF Victor Harris Glenn
/ Hall singing number OF songs Among thossA
present. in addition to the members OF the club /
were General and Mrs. Fred D. Grant Mr. and
Mrs. H Fairfield Osborn. Mrs HiIbourne L Rooss
vet, Mr.. and Mrs, c. B. Alexander Mrs Seth Bar
ton French. Mrs. ]. Frederick Tams. Mr.. and Mrs
George L. Rives. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinsozl
and Mrs J. West Roosevelt.
Mrs. Robert ELEPHANT viii bs at home on the hrxl
and third Thursdays Of January.
Mrs. Frederic ]. De Peyster has issued invitA
tions for dinner on December Il at her house n
Madson-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon Erving have returned froH4
their wedding trip. and established for q
winter at their house No. IN East Sxty-second-slH
Mr.. and Mrs Stewart Duncan are at their nsFs
house No. l East Seventy-hfth-st.
PROFESSOR VAN MENZELS BIRTHDAY
Berlin. Dec s-Prosessor Adolf Won AIenzel Bsr- |
Inns most famous painter celebrated to-day bis I
eighty-nnth birthday. Emperor William. who
q great admirer OF the artist AMI who made hin |
a knight OF the Black Eagle several years ago
sent his chief court marshal with present. Pro
lessor Won Menzel represented German art at us /
ST. Louis Exhibition.