The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-01

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recently az the - Regis and who was the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs Reid. went to Wash
inRton last week Miss Alice Roose velt
who will be the guest Of Mrs Reid for a
part OF the London season, viii be with her
| here else when Mrs. Reid gives her bah on
the night OF Jan. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid have a grown
son TO take to England with them in the
spring Ogden Mills Reid. His cousin,
Ogden Mills, Jr.. will also DO in Europe
with his mother and sisters. Mrs. Mills
aud the Misses Beatrice ana Gladys Mills.
Mrs Vanderbilt will give her next big
dinner on Saturday night. when the Am
hassador from Austria- Hungary and Bar
oness Hengelmnl will lie the guests OF
',onor $40 viii have fifty guests.
There will. no doubt, be 200 or 300 guests
this afternoon in the apartment in the
Tiffany Building. in East Seventy-second
street at the first Of the Sundays in january
and February Of Miss Caroline de Forest
and Miss May Calender.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred G. Vanderbilt will
pass their New Years at their lodge IN the
Adirordacks. where they have party Of
friends with them.
NJ and Mrs Norton Cotton Nichols. the
latter formerly Mrs Theodore Hostetter.
who were quietly married early in the week
n 81 1homHs's Church have gone 70
Canada on their wedding journey. When
they return they VIII live az 3 East Seventy
sixth street
According to rumor Mrs. Robert Goelet
* not 10 be- the only member Of her branch
Of the Wheen family OF Philadelphia 10
make a good match. Her brother. William
Baker Nheien is reported 70 be engaged to
Mrs. /. j. c. Walker, the daughter Of the
late William Wcigntman-
Mrs Pierre Lorillard, who has been abroad
for some months, is expected home this
week. She VIII 90 az once 70 Washington,
where she has taken house.
Some rather odd combinations are in
vogue. Miss Gladys Rec, one Of the sea-
sons dsbu-autes wore. at a dance given by
her parents. Or. and Mrs Clarence 9. Rice.
last Wednesday night, msuve chiffon
over turquoise chiffon The trimming OF
hulc clusters Of chiffon gave a flower like
effect
One Of the youthful members Of the Iselin
family a tiny son Of Mr.. and Mrs c. Oliver
Iselr. viii lack fortune His maternal
Is
.lNO. 0o0 on him year ago. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaiinan9 tho Misses \ ora and Fanny Iselin
VIII 60 % Aiken very shortly. They have
a cottage there
Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish give a din
ncr dance on Tuesday night Mrs. Fish
hs 20 live up 20 her own standard Of origl-
ualty when she gives festivities these days.
Mr. and Mr. Harry Lehr give a dinner Of
covers. "A "A ~
from tomorrow night, before Mrs. Astor's
ball.
Despite Mrs Slosnc's party on Friday
night. quite a number are going over 70
Philadelphia 10 attend the Assembly Bali
at the Bcileyue-Stratford.
MI and Mrs. Douglas RoS1inson give a
dinner on Tuesday light for Henry James
and z. NJ. Ferguson, who il over from
England.
Miss Mercedes CriInmins will make her
formal debut at a tea given tomorrow
afternoon by her father. John d. Crimmins,
al his home, 80 East Sixty eighth street.
Miss Crimnins will be chaperoned this
winter by her sister-iu-law, Mrs. John u.
Crimmins, Jr., nee AolmoS.
James Hazen Hyde has made new de-
parture in the iuyitauono for the grand
festivity he is 10 give at SheTys on Tues
day night. Jan ~ In them ara both French
aud English cards and his guests are re-.
quested "a come 10 costume. IL Is expected
10 be the finest bail OF the season, and Will
be proceeded 10y little performance 10y
Rejane and company
Because % an accident the dinner dance
FIRST planned 10y Mr. and Mrs. r. Fulton
Cutting for next Thursday night has been
put ahead for quito while IheG seven