New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03

oauBhteF' MISS CorneHa Lee az ner hous9 Ia
Gramsrcy Park.
Saturday viii bring another large lot Of rscs,
tons for debutantes. including those of Mrs Ed
ward c. Hoyt for Miss Eleanor Hoyt: By Mr.,
Douglas Henry for Miss Elizabeth Henry; By Ms
Henry L. Wardwell for Miss Dorothy Wardwe,l
and by Mrs William 8. Gray for Miss Gsorgia,s
Gray.
In the evening the Saturday Evening Danc,,.
Class will have its first dance OF the season at rs
nonico's-
On Wednesday next the marriage Of Miss y-1o,s.
Breese, Of New-York. to Lord WilIoughbv d'Eresbv
son and heir OF the Earl OF Ancaster win ,.E.
place at St Margaret's Westminster, IN London
Miss Breese is the stepdaughter Of Henry ETirr,n,
Tomorrow morning the first Of Albert x,--,,
Bagby's musIcales will take place at the waldorf
Astoria, and Mime. Gadski and Emilia Has-r,r,
violinist. are among the features Of the prograus
concert will be given on TusSasv 60
December u. for the benefit Of the Nsw-yorI.
Crthopedic Hospital and Dispensary at N. hor..
of Mrs. c. Weidenfed. No. East 1st-gt 7, g
being arranged by the members OF the Junior Guild
under the patronage of several women IN society.
Mrs. Arthur K. Bourne. who has been ssrtouNv
sick since the birth Of her little boy month ago
underwent a critical operation on Friday last and
great anxiety IS entertained to her condition
MIS- BOURNE was MISS ELnei AOAiluSt ana married
Frederic G. Bou=us's eldest son about three ysara
ago
Dr. and Mrs Ernest Fahnestock are recesvtnr
congratulations the birth OF daughter st their
house, in West 49th-st.
sherry's was the scene last night OF the nr,s
dance OF the season Of the organization known as
the Junior Dancing Class, founded by Mrs Hugh
j. Chisholm and Mrs David Bows. r.. some years
Fairfield Osborn. Mrs. William R Barr Mrs. Ed
ward Hoyt. Mrs Melbert Y. Cary. Mrs David
BOWS. Jr-, Mrs. Hugh ]. Chisholm and Mrs E H
Weatb4rbee. Leonard Sullivan. dancing with Mss
Eleanor Hoyt. led the cotiIlon. Supper served
after the dancing. Many OF the debutantes OF the
season were present, including Miss Gillian Bari
Miss HiIdegarde Hardenbergh. Mss Elsie L Nor.
ril. Miss Eleanor Hoyt and Miss lisa belle Tllford
The next dance Of the series viii take place on Dc
cember q. also at Sherry's
Yesterday. to great extent. was devoted By So
ciety to receptions for debutantes, large number
OF whom made their appearance on the social tori-
in the afternoon and evening. Miss Helen
AIdrtch was presented at reception given by her
mother Mrs. Spencer Aldrlch at her house. in
West 72d-st.. and the reception was followed by
dinner and small informal dance. the guests at
the latter including Miss RosaIe Gardiner Jones
Miss Martha P. Strong. Miss Kate Prentice, Mss
Ruth Steele and Miss Isabel AshweIl. well
Theron Strong. Oliver Livingston Jones, r., Spen-
Ger Stevens. Willis Warren. Robert Lanier and
Rutgers Hurry.
Miss Alice Fellowes was another OF yesterdays
debutantes. She was introduced to society at re-
ception given by her mother, Mrs Birnsy Fellowes.
at her house. IN West I1th-st. AS in the casa OF
Miss Aldrichs debut, the reception was followed
by a dinner and small informal dance. among the
young girls present being Miss Beatrice Morgan
Miss Laura de Rham. Miss Dorothea WardweJL
Miss Eleanor Lndley and Miss GabrieIls Dexter.
Mrs. Edwin Trowbridgs Halls reception al her
house. in East SSth-st. for the debut Of her dGug
ter. Miss Cornelia Hall. followed by = dinner
and theatre party at the New-Amsterdarn- Among
those who took part were Miss Elsie Martin Mss
Ella Moore. Miss Beatrice Clarke. Miss Pauline
Jones. Miss Ruth Kerr. Fairfax Hail. Charles Hal
sey. Henry Sears and Clarence Martin
Miss Elsie Morrill, was presented at reception
given by her mother. Mrs Amos Morrill,. at her
house in East 6Tth-st The reception was followed
by dinner. at which the guests consisted OF Miss
Eleanor Hoyt, Miss Katherine Converse. Miss May
Weatherbee. Miss Beatrice Sterling Miss Gillian
Barr, Miss Evelyn Crimmins. Miss Minnie VaHjer-
hoef. Miss Florence AIker Miss Leila Tuokerman.
Miss Madeleine O'Brien and Gardner Miller. Cliff
ford Denning Arthur Stout, Leonard Sullivan.
Whitney Carpenter and Thomas Achelfn- After
the dinner Mrs, Morrill, took her guests On 70
sherrys for the first OF the Junior Dances
Miss Annette Buckley made her debut at a re-
ception given by her mother Mrs Richard ".
Buckley at her house, in East 7Sd-st- Il was fol-
lowed by a dinner and theatre party. Another
reception yesterday for debutantes was that given
by Mrs William P. Hardenbergh at her houss. IN
East 64th-st.. for her daughter. Miss Sarah Har-
denbergh. The reception was followed By din
ner, at which Miss Clare Ellsworth Miss Emily
Coster. Miss Fannie Pulling and Miss Sallis Dixon
were among the guests. AfterwaTd Mra Harden
bergh took her young guests TO shsrTy's Tor the
Junior Dances
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blake Baker. Of NsW-York,
have arrived at the Grand Hotel Naples, en tnsr
way to Cairo.
Mr.. ana Mrs W. Scott Cameron wiI san Dszs
Wednesday in the Cedric to spend the sreatsT part
Of the winter at Melton Mowbray.
Miss Calender and Miss De Forrest WIN resume
their Sunday afternoons at home at their apart
ment in the Tiffany House. Madison-ave. and I'd
ST.. on Sunday. January 7. 1906. from to O'Clock
These afternoons will continue through January
and February. There win be music, as usuAA
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer IS to give large dfnaer
dance for her debutante daughter Kiss E1n
Pulitzer on Friday evening. January Il
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK
tBy Telegraph The Tribunal
Tuxedo Park n. Y, Dec 2-Pleasans WsA1n9t
to-day induced many Of those who can't OUT
THANKSGIVING to stav over Sunday. In additton