New-York tribune., 1905-12-05
NEw-YoRk SOCIETY.

Miss Agnes Griswold Landon was p-ese7,.a :.
socety-ycsterday at luncheon given A. sts-s,.
by her mother. Mrs. Henry Hutton Iapdon -
No. 10 East 58d-st. The guests who nur7bs-.4
sixty-four, were young girls. most OF then, dAb.
taptes of the season Mrs Lsndon received tbs-,
! in the reception leading to the banquet roo,
and was assisted by the debutante and Tie lafse-,
sister, Miss Edith Landon The Luncheon "a,
served in the banquet room at eight small tati..
| decorated with pink roses ana ferns Ar,oZ
those present were Miss Rosamond Fish re-
Georgette Boriaud. Miss Elsie Portland ~.
Dorothy Snow. Miss Beatricc Pratt Miss ~.
raine Roosevelt. Miss Gladys Endlcott 1f,,
| stephanie de Neufviile. Miss Ethel Rrs.an
Miss Frances Macdonald. Miss Anne Kountze ars,
Elsie Nicoli. Miss Isabel Tfiford. Afiss Ceo-oian
Farr, Miss Emily Coster. Miss susan sesr7vie,-
Miss Matilda Frenghuvsen Miss Beatrice Fir,.,
Miss Anna Lawton. Miss May Appleton Ma,
Gabrielle Dexter. Miss Annie Thompson Ma,
Dorothea Potter. Miss May Tuckeruan. Misz Az
Felowes, Miss Natalie Rowland. Miss Jessie Thonnn
son. Miss Valerie Hadden Miss Dorothy Kisssl and
Miss Adelaide Van Yechten
Mrs George c. Kobbe presented her daugh,.-
Miss Alice Leavitt Kobbe at q reception yez.erda3
| afternoon at No. 109 East 29th-st Among tans.
who assisted in receiving were Miss Louise Kobbs
sister of the debutante; Miss Susan sedevick Ms,
Mariana Middlebrcok Miss Gladys Endco., NJ
| Gwendolyn Wickersham. Miss Cornelia Lee NJ
Grace Moore, Miss Sallie Dixon, Miss Emily costs
Miss Georgiana Farr. Miss EIsia Nico1. Mis-, Ma
tha Orr and Miss Helen Firth
Among the debutante receptions Yesterday 49,.
noon was that given by Mrs W Al!stoD FIaqv =,
her house, No Al West 4sth-st to introducs ba,
daughter, Miss Josephine Flagg. Miss Beatu,.
Pratt. Miss Edith Deacon. Miss Ethel Covdn Ne,
Dorothy Kissel. Miss Natalie Rowland. Miss Kathe.
rine Atterbury Miss MathiIda Frelinghl.vseD a1I
Miss May Tuckerman were among those who d.
sisted in receiving.
Tonight Sherry's VIII be the scene OF tho fra
dance Of the season of the First Junior Cotion II
which Mrs Arthur u. Dodge is the moving s,ir,-
Among the new patronesscs this year are sfre
Richard Mortimer Mrs Rowland PcIf Mrs II. o.
Havemeyer. Mrs Robert Endicott AIRS Amos n
French. Mrs. Charles IT. Coster Mrs Aston Fqagr-
Mrs. j. Henry AleXardre ana Mrs. H. RiemaI
Duvah nearly every enc Of whom is bringing out
daughter this winter. Stowe Phelps win lead
the cotillon dancing alone. y number Of dinner,
will be given in connection with thc affair. notably
by Mrs. George G. KObbe. Mrs. II. II I,andon and
Mrs Casimir de Rham Moore.
Mrs. Ogden Coelet ard her sister Mrs Corneliu,
Vanderbilt with her children are du, here ;o-dat
from Europe the Krorp prf7z Wilhelm Mrs.
Vanderbilt will landing join her husband a. tho
st. Regis, and viii reside there with her children
until their house in 5th-aye., is ready for occu-
pancy
NittilS tIle receptions Tor 0FJUfaEtcS scheduled
for to-day Is that given by Mrs Henry o. HIVE.
meyer for Miss Electa Havemcyer at her house in
East G8th-st.. and by Mrs J. Nelson Boriand
at her house, in East 27th-st Mrs Casmfr de-
Rham Moore will likewise have a reception this
afternoon for her daughter. Miss Grace Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles 7 Barney arrived in town
yesterday for the winter. ard opened their house,
in Park-ave.. for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Deano Roosevelt havs
moved into their new house at No 1s5 East 26th-zt
Mrs. Sidney Dillon Ripley and Miss Annah Rip
ley who sailed some weeks ago with the intentiod
of spending the winter abroad have changed their
plans and will arrive here to-day from Europe-
They are. of course still in mourning for the death
of Sidney Dillon Ripley last spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wiltsee have been here for
a week. in spite of the announcements from abroad
that they are still travelling in Italy Mrs WIZ
sees mother. Mrs. Stuart Taylor and the latters
sister, Mrs. Pierre LorIard. sr., viii spend ts
winter at Cannes
Dr. and Mrs W Seward Webb returned to town
yesterday for the season from shelburne. their
country place in Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. jr.. left their
place at Westbury yesterday for Aiken. 8. c.
where they will. as usual spend the winter Cap
tain and Mrs, Woodbury. Kane likewise isa7-
ing for Aiken this week.
Mr. and Mrs Henry G. Trevor viii ceebrats
their crystal wedding next Monday with vaude-
vile entertainment at their house No g East
52d-st. Mrs. Trevor was formerly Miss Margaret
sehienelin daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George z.
Schieffeun.
Nine Gadski was the attraction yesterday at the
first of Mr.. Bagby's morning musicals at the
Waldorf-Astorfa It also the l4st mu-
sical morning. Emil Hermann, vionist was
warmly welcomed. Among those present were
Niscountess Maitland. Mrs Edmund L BayIess
Mrs James \. Burden Mrs Glen Collins MIS-.
Spotswood Schenck, Mrs. Elisha Dyer, jr. Ms
Gouverneur Kortright Mrs. Francis Burial Hon
man. Mrs. William Douglas Sloane, Mrs William
Watts Sherman. Mrs John r. Roosevelt Mrs-
James Roosevelt. Mrs William A. Perry, ~
Edwin Weatherbee. Mrs John l. Waterbury, NJ NJ
Charles G. Emery. Mrs. Benjamin Grinen Ms
Edwin Gould and Mrs Arthur Murray Dodge.