New-York tribune., 1905-12-31


Of Washington. number OF prominent women,
have the sale Of seats in hand, and already several
boxes have been sold. giving promise OF DrAli''
and successful house With the rush OF posl-
Christmas events over it IS prooaple tila' 'ie S
cnccess will await Mr.. Wizards performance as
did that of Maxine Elliott short time ago
NETWORK SOCIETY.
New Years ushers in long series OF gaEeIsS
which will continue without interruption from now
nntil the beginning of Lent True, the holiday TO-
morrow will be spent by society, to great extent
out of town at country seats, at Tuxedo ana at
the various suburban resorts, where house parues
are in progress to-day. But on Tuesday people Will
aocl, hack TO town and by Wednesday the round
Of entertainments Of the season will be resumed
with increased zest.
On that evening Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson will
give a large dinner dance at Sherrys for Miss Lor-
raine Roosevelt one of the debutantes of the sea
son she will be assisted by her daughter mrs
Tepben H P Pell, in receiving her guests Mrs.
william c. Demorest will give a dance that even
ing also at Sherry's. for Miss Louise Demorest'
and among those who have invitations out for
dinners on that evening James Henry Smith
Mrs John r. Drexel and Mr.. and Mrs Henry 3.
Redmond who will celebrate the anniversary OF
their wedding.
sbarrv's will be the scene on the following even
ing OF a ball given by Mrs. George L. Ktngsland
for her daughter. Miss Ethel Kingsland Mrs
Henry Lansing Wardwell will give dance on tnat
night also at Sherry's for her daughter. Miss
Dorothea Wardwell. Still another dance on Thurs
day evening is that given by Mrs. Frederick Whit
ridge at her house in East 11th-st. for Miss Susan
sedgwick. one Of the principal entertainments OF
that evening will be Mrs. Philip II. Lydigs dinner
at her new house in East 52d-st.. followed by a
musical at which Kubeik Will play.
Mrs William Watts Sherman will give ball on
Friday evening at Sherry's for her daughters
Miss Irene and Miss Mildred Sherman deoutantes
Of the winter In the afternoon the performance
by amateurs of Miss Doris Francklyn's two plays
in behalf of the ST. Mary's Hospital for Crippled
Children will take place at the Berkeley Lyceum
Frank Markoe and Miss Marion Stevenson will
appear in the first piece. which is entitled On the
Fence while Miss Natalie Bailey, Miss Hester
Davis Miss Eleanor and Miss Mildred Townsend.
Miss Cornelia Iandon. Miss Evelyn Witherbee.
Miss May vogel and William Bowers will take part
in the second play, Mrs. Shrimpers Boarders
Miss Doris Franckyn is one Of the debutantes of
the present season, but brought out successful
operetta last winter entitled Flora and Florzel'
which was performed for the benefit of st. Mary's
Hospital for Crippled Children. After the per-
formance the Berkeley LyceUm Mrs. Charles D.
Francklyn will give reception for her daughter
at sherry's.
Besides these entertainments. there is a long list
of dinners and luncheons and dances of the various
dancing CLASSES, notably that of Mrs. r. P Hunt
ington on Saturday at Delmonico's and of the
so-called Tuesday dances. also at Delmoncos,
Tuesday. The second of the dances of the Junior
Cotillons is set for the night at sherry's.
Among other dances in the near future is that of
Miss Elizabeth Stewart Hamilton at sherrys. on
January To- for Miss Frances Smith Hadden, at
which Worthington WhitehOuse is to lead the CO.
tillon. This will be preceded by a large dinner
given for Miss Hadden by Mrs. John Hobart War
rem Mrs. Ogden Ms's dance will take place on
January 19 at her house. in East 6sth-st and on
the same evening Mrs. Charles de Rham will have
a small cotillon at her house. In 5th-ave for Miss
Laura de Rham Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer gives a din
dance for her daughter. Miss Edith Pulitzer at
her house. in East 73d-st.. on January IL and
James Henry Smith will have a big musical on
January Is at his house. in 5th-ave. The dances OF
Mrs. Astor and of her daughter-in-law. Mrs John
Jacob AstOr, have been postponed because of the
death of George Ogilvy Haig. Mrs. Astor's son-in-
law.
Mrs. william A. Perry will give a reception on
Wednesday afternoon at her house. In East 56th-
St. for her sons fancee. Miss Edith I.ounsbery
The wedding. already stated In these columns
will place in St. Thomass on February /
and Henry Perrepont Perry will have his brother
in-law. Pierre Lorilard Ronalds. as his best man.
and LOOMS l.. White. Arthur Iselin. Grosvenor
Phelps. Wistar Kendall. Couper Lord and Ben
Ali and Richard p Lounsbery. jr as his ushers
Miss Lounsbery will have Mrs Philip Lydig's sis
ter. Miss Ada dAcosta. her maid of honor and
Miss Harriet DAILY Miss Janet Fish Miss Laura
Swan. Miss Edith Deacon and Miss Rosamond
Street as her bridesmaids.
The marriage of Lloyd Aspnwall to Miss Bessie
Moulton. daughter of Mrs. Arthur J. Moulton will
take place January 20 at the Church of the
Incarnation Miss Adelaide Bayiis, Miss Alice Mar
quand, Miss Constance Pratt. Miss Aimee Letting
well, Miss Jane Lewis and Miss Louise Wander
hoef will be the bridesmaids and Miss May MouI-
ton her sisters maid of honor. The names OF the
uxhsrk have already been printed IN this column.