New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-04

n nti RisnkIev. Miss Fannie H. Forker' MISS
2 Marion Ms, EdF Ese FH S and Miss Mary Preston
who will entertain e. the 1 eIIp ave
Last Saturday afternoon DR.. and Mrs. Edward
H squbb gave a large reception at ther nome nome
No 14S Columbia Heights, for their daughter AlsS
Caroline Sqmbb In the receiving party with WITS
so,,irh and the debutante who was froched III
white crepe Inousselipe and lace. were MIS- C''t4
F. Souibb of Bernardsville Mrs. r B. lsddcS' U.
Richmond Va; Miss Sue Dodge. and NUMBER u
Miss souibb's young friends. who helped to enter
tain the guests. Among them were MISS Louise
Price of Ri,hmond Va: Miss Mary Davis or New
ton Mass Miss Helen Smythe. Miss Elsa FooS Nll9
Isabel Hoyt Miss NJ Aory PaT I0s,a1b 7 Marshall
Miss Mary AIsop Miss Ethel Adams, Mss h {I
"a MIS- Alice DavoI and Miss Dorothy Baxter;
of Rrnoklyn. The house protusely decora'teu
Austrian orchestra furnished the music: Inc re-
ceiyi,ng party y ana mich there was informal dancing
Miss HARRIET Low, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
william Gilman Low, Of No. o. Remseh-s'-' hi''No
her debut the preceding Wednesday. In the re-
,,,rz nartv with Mrs Low besides the debu-
tante were three other daughters, tho Misses anna
Lois and Rosamond Low Quantities o ttio ne ana
ferns and palms were use9 IN .'IG T1ber from Man
the attendance included large nuI I iii he at
haitian. Mrs Low and her dauga'eeTs fr Mirl Until
home Wednesdays. December II anu 81 ~
o'clock.
Helen Wallace Will De IOIuldAJ
TO society Wednesday. December H. at a recep-
ton from 4 until o'clock. to be given Dy her
home, No. al Clinton-ave.
Owing to the recent death OF Frederick Wesson'
father of Miss Alice Wesson. who was to have mace
her debut next Saturday. December 10 the plSls
for her reception have, of course. been abandoned
Mrs Joseph j. Little of No. % West Forty-htth-
ST. is to give Il series of at homes Tor her ",'"e"
for Miss Elsie Little Assisted by her d2us VII
a ama Who are well known in this borough, S"T
viii receive Thursdays III Dece"oe' i'o'A
O'clock
Cards have been issued by Mrs Albert /" nan .,
dior Of No 3S9 Clinton-ave., for Thursday ana FIJI
I, r,acan,ber s and 9 She will be at home lGeS-
lays until February Mrs 800 A!peTI a. announces
Tuessdays until March.
Pear Admiral and Mrs Joseph B. COghlan' of
| the navy yard, announce Tuesdays
| ,-,. tho patronage of Mrs. Henry c. Litchheld'
| MS William IL Marshall and Miss Mary Quere'u'
the initial dance of the week end series TOOK pace
! at the Pouch Gallery last Monday evening [AiioAs
| -, 5,rcars were Miss Ethel Barnuh, MISS Marion
| - Mice Sauia T. Colsou. Miss Helen Sawyer.
! NJ BESSIE Thorn. Miss Edith Qunoy Miss war
dali Mis- nd T 1ms MISS Ethel Moore, Miss Fanny
BOYD Miss Emma Bo3king MISS Roo 3oui Miss
MISS 0 Eetzer Miss isabelle Bush, Miss Claire
2uereap. , WaltTr WiiIiam w Lockwood, Charles Z.
CiarR Nelson Fandrsa9 FPaneiS saec
So, t2atlev tirenville L. King, Robert l. LaSh,r'
| Edward Fl Lockwood, " liam Howeu or lt VII
I'm Line richard B. Walker. Kendall Z. Severance
! and I,avater Whihe-
The list of patronesses for the Pennington dances
~ sherrv's includes Mrs. William Ambrose Taylor
| ana Mrs William Armstrong.
! The date set FOR tire second OF the y dances
! is Mondav evening. December 49, The committee
,,,I,aos Nathaniel /. Miller and Charles S. Hav-
.ne the will be held the Hanover Club.
| Sailing by the Baltic last Wednesday Mr..
| and Mrs Edward S. Hardness. They expect 10
! snand the winter in Egypt. Others tho Baltic
we're Mr. and Mrs Albert Haley and Miss Lucy
| HALEY who will remain abroad until May.
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