New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

rear. Central Butl4ins.
HILL on Monday. Miss Mary Aisop, daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs Reese T. Alsop, will be introduced to
society at her home. No. 96 Remsen-st. at the
usual afternoon reception. On Thursday Mr.. and
Mrs William Henry Nichols OF No SS3 Clinton
and IL O'Clock for their daughter. Miss Madeline
Nichols.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S, P. Prentice of East Fifty
third-st, Manhattan, gave a theatre party at the
Empire Christmas Eve, for their niece. Miss
Martha Prentice Strong. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theron G, Strong, After the play. which
The Duke of KillcEankie," the party was enter
Fargo, Miss Alice stanton, Miss Katharine l.
daD s Miss sylvia & ss Miss sG X@e5e Had Had
beop9re lie COBB; Miss Florence Macy; Miss Kate
li5 FTanin PIummer TheodoFe Crane pPPp Pep
@ eiyal Goepel, Sexton Henry. George Williams, Cor
Strong and BeFnon S Prentice.
IA reception Of last week on the other side OF the
river Of decided interest Brooklyn was that on
Tuesday, given by Mrs. George P. Slade of No 10
East Sxty-ninth-st., for her daughter-in-law Mrs
Arthur Sade. and her nieces Miss Martha Prentice
Strong and Miss Cornelia Payson Merrill Assist
Miss Kate de Forest Prentice Miss Mary Prentice
Miss Julia cady. Miss Grace Ruggies and piSiis Miss
Honor Barr.
The dance given last Monday evening at Del
noncos by James c. Fargo for his granada ugh
ters, Miss Heian Fargo and Miss Grace l. Fargo,
also attracted large number from this borough
Monday was also the day which Mr.. Fargo's
grandson Stuart D. Preston attained his majority.
Among the dancers were Miss Helen Y. Judson
Martha Strong, Miss Kate de Forest Prentioe Mss
SSene uP6e ss dan Xan N4Strand Miss
Baron Sands Willard, Arthur Choate jr Colonel
NorR eorgo B ET BroRsM P8g%Pte ssgnsp
Bernon S. Prentice, Frazier Harrison and Alfred
Still another entertainment In Manhattan during
the last week of particular interest on the Heights
the cotillon given by Mrs John Clahln for her
debutante daughter. Miss Welhelrnine Cladin. who
would have made her debut last winter but for the
death of her grandmother. Mrs. Clahin of Pierre
aence No S Washgen e SQUARE ne Noaib rffl e
| dsbutante. who was frocked in pink chiffon, led
drawing rooms were decorated with Christmas
/ greens. Mrs. Clahin was gowned in heavy white
OF interest on the HiI was the dinner party Mrs
| Henry Lansing Wardell gave at Sherry's Mon
! day evening for her daughter, Miss Alice Warden
| The Wardells lived for many years in ST. Marks
ave- put now make their home at No q West
/ gowned in black net and jet; her daughter. Miss
tante's frock was of white SIX null and lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester L. Blood of No. 27S Henry
! ST.. gave dinner Of ten covers last Monday even
| ing. The decorations were in pink and white Their
guests Were Mrs. Camden c; Dixie. the Rev DR..
/ H P. Dewey and Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Ida.
Miss Anne Bircham Crary gav9 a dinner at her
! home No. South Portand-ave., last Wednesday
evening. which followed by a theatre party to
see Loves Lottery at the Montauk. The guests
Mere Mere MSS a, Rqyh Ns RiqeT Miss Doris Fuller Miss
' James crary.
Miss Fannie H. Forker whose engagement to
William Lorn Marston, of East Orange has Just
! been announced, was the guest Of honor at a.
luncheon given Wednesday by Miss Florence G.
Fowler, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. George r.
/ Fowler, at her home, No 3O2 Washington-ave. The
table was daintily appointed, white hyacinths
and llies-of-the-valley being the flowers used,
bonbons Euchre was played after the luncheon.
T3acbofe Won Fbt Miss lane S,Iber+ NIi s1 ~,
Hester. Miss Stella Bostwick, Miss Emile Platt
and Mrs. Russell Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs William Pttman Earle of No l2s
Lincoln Road. Fatbush. gave dance for their
daughter Miss Louise Bird Earle. Friday even
ing Of last week, at the PierEepont Assembly
Rooms. The receiving party included Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. Francis Herreshon. DR.. and Mrs Clarence
Hyde and Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Burrell Miss Earle
a frock Of white silk and lace pink. The
attendance included Miss Adele Bull, Miss Hazel
Talmege Smith. Miss Hedelind Beck, Miss Cath
arine Southwick Miss Marjory Prentss, Miss
Marion Snow. Miss Bruf Miss Mary Latin. Miss
Ford. Miss Marie +. Appleton. Miss Price. Miss
Edith Ormsby. Miss Jessie Adair Miss Florence
Foster. Miss Tilney. Miss Florence Frank, Miss
Louise Yale. Miss Elizabeth Whitman, Miss
Grace Young, Miss Josephine Marshall Foster
Champion, Deland Lund. Charles SwitzeT, Charles
n. Bull. jr.. Rutger j. Planten. Howard Coriies.
Walker a. Yale. Henry Glaze brook, II. BraZer c.
Carroll R. Hoyt. George F. Gregg. Frank Page,
Milan II. Goodwin. Eliot Cutter, William Russell
Murray, Stuart Warner Allan Cowperthwait and
Russell W. Earle The rooms decorated with
Christmas greens.
Last Tuesday the second Holiday Dance took
place at the Pierrepont Assembly Rooms under
the patronage Of Mrs. Hersey Brown. Mrs VIII
liam II. Dougherty. Mrs Henry r. Mallory. Mrs.
Henry F. Noyes and Mrs. Francis H. Page. There
abundance OF evergreens everywhere.
Ropes Of laurel draped along the wall aud
swung from the chandelier, from which were sus-
pended red Christmas bells. There cotil-
lon Among the dancers were Miss Marie E. APP
Pleton. MISS Helen Appleton Miss Mary Latin,
Louise r. Carhart, Miss Helen Bruff Miss Mar
garet Mynderse, Miss Mary Chids Miss Marion
Snow. Miss Marjorie oatman, Miss Jean Adams.
Miss Ethel Adams. Miss Lesley Ackerman, Miss
Nellie Dngee, Miss Grace Bedford. Miss Charlotte
Lesch. Miss Florence Mallory. Miss Helen Muir