New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-07

| Countess Leary Miss Louise LeaTy and Mark
| Twain.
Miss Mary Barton Atterbury's wedding TO-DAY n
| Fuller Potter will take place at the home Of hs-
father. John Turner Atterbury. In West 49th-st rb
| Pew DIT Ernest NJ. stires. rector Of st. Thornasz
Church. will perform the ceremony. The brtd.
| groom will have his best man his brothsr
Eliphalet Potter who is married to the elder sists
of the bride. formerly Miss Josephine Atterbury
| and the bridesmaids will be Miss Ellen and Ma.
| Katherine Atterbury. The latter will be forrnaIlv
presented to society on December r. at a reception
given by her father at his house Mr. Atterburv
has likewise arranged to give dance for her at
| Sherry's on December q
/ The Calumet Club is resuuing its series Of Eaok-
ing concerts, which were successful feature last
winter. The first Of the season will take place on
| Saturday evening next. at the clubhouse. No 81
6th-ave. under the direction of Andrew Wheeler r.
| Among the receptions for debutantes scheduled
for to-day those given by Mrs. Robert Endicott
| for her daughter. Miss Gladys Endcott at ba-
| house In West 3sth-st.: by Mrs. George FreIInz-
| huysen for Miss Matilda Frelinghuysen at her
house in East 48th-st. and by Mrs. Henry seurres
at her house in East S4th-st. for Miss Annis
sturges
Delmonico's this evening will be the scene Of the
first of the series OF subscription dinner dances or
ganized few years ago by Mrs. Frederic J. de
Peyster and J. Montgomery Strong and which
owing to Mrs. de Peyster's mourning. are being
managed this year by Mrs. Robert Endicott
Tonight the organization known as thu Neigh
borhood Cotilon gives its first dance OF the season
at Dodworth's.
Among those who arrived yesterday from Ecrops
on the Kronprinz Wilhelm were Mrs Ogden
Goelet, who went to her house in 5th-ave; her
sister, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and her children
who were met on the pier by Cornelius Vanderbilt
and accompanied by him to the st. Regis where
they will remain until their house IN 5th-ave. Is
ready for occupancy; Mrs. Sydney Dillon Ripley.
Miss Annah Ripley and the Baroness SpeCk Won
sternburg. the wife OF the German Ambassador at
Washington
The first of the University cotfIlons VIII tahs
place at Sherry's. December %.
Mrs. Newberry Lawton will give q luncheon at
sherrys, December 10, for her daughter Miss Anna
Lawton, who is one of the debutantes OF the sea-
SON
Mrs Foxhan Keene and her father. F Lawrence.
occupying Francis Fl. Leggett's house In Mad
ison-ave-, which they have rented for the season.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Bogert Gilman are at
No 50 West 4Sth-st for the winter
Miss Pauline French, Miss Emily Coster and MISC
Laura de Rham viii assist Miss Grace Moore in
receiving the which her mother Mrs Cassi-
connection with her debut at her house in East
9Sth-st Mrs, Moore will likewise give large
theatre party for her daughter on December % at
the Lyceum Theatre. followed BY a supper az
Sherry's.
Miss EIoise Breese eldest daughter Of the late
w. L. Breese, of this city. married yesterday
afternoon at ST. Margaret's Church. Westminster
London to Lord WiIloughby d'Eresby, eldest son
of the Earl and Countess Of Ancaster. H V. His-
gins gave his stepdaughter away. and her brides
maids included the Ladies Alice Winoughby and
Dorothy Onsow The Hon Gladys F'ellOwes and
Miss Anne Breese. She was also attended by four
children, the Ladies Blanche and Diana Somerset.
daughters of the Duke of Beaufort and the Misses
Moyra Con and Peggie Cavendsh The Duke and
Duchess of Connaught Princess Patricia OF Con-
naught Prince Francis OF Teck Ambassador
Reid Miss Reid. Lady Dartmouth and Lady
Cheylesmore were among those present at the cere-
mony.
Mrs. J. West Roosevelt introduced her daughter
to society yesterday afternoon at reception
given for her at her house in East 31st-st- Among
those who assisted Miss Roosevelt in receiving
were Miss Ethel Cowdin. Miss Degmar Wetmore,
Miss Georgiana FAIR, Miss Gretchen Hoyt Miss
Susan Sedgwick and Miss Grace SedgwiCk. Mrs.
Roosevelt will give two more receptions for her
daughter. one on December 10 and the other
the following Wednesday. December % Mr..
Robert W Thompson will give dance for her at
Delmouico's January 5.
Miss Elsie Nicou was presented yesterday after
noon a reception given in her honor by her
mother, Mrs. Benjamin NicoH. at her house IN
East 5Oth-st Assisting in receiving were Miss
Annie Kountze Miss Josephine FIagg. Miss Gladys
Endicott Miss Katherine Clark, Miss Mildred
Thayer, Miss Matilda FreInghuysen. Miss Dor
othy KisseI, Miss Emily Coster and Miss Sophie
Vernon ELEPHANT
Still another debutante reception Of yesterday
was that given by Frederick J. 8Iiddlebrook in the
Ormond. Broadway and 7Oth-st.. for his daughter.
Miss Mariana Moore Middlebrook-
Mrs John IIndIev also introduced her daughter.
Miss Eleanor Crosby Lndley, yesterday at
ception given at her house in East Soth-st Miss
Alice FeIowes. Miss Dorothea Wardweu, Miss
Laura De Rham. Miss Clarinda Boardman Miss
Harriette Doughty. Miss Marjorie Richards and
Miss Kitty A1is were in the receiving party
A Christmas sale was held yesterday morning BY
Miss Matte Lindsey Buckler at the house Of Mrs.
Richard Irving, No. l West S9th-st. Assisting Miss
Buckler Miss Irwin. Miss Isabelle Cameron
and Miss Seymour Another Christmas sale viii he
held this afternoon and tomorrow at the house Of
Mrs. Lockwood De Forest. No. East lOthst-. for
the benefit of the New-York Infrmary for Women
and Children.
THE KAISER THANKS LORD AVEBURY
London. Dec. 6.-Iord AveDury who was presi-
lent of the meeting held December for the pur-
pose of promoting better relations between Great
Britain and Germany has sent the following tele-
gram to Emperor William:
a most successful and influential meeting was
1ed here to-day to promote good will between tne
md We're passed enthusiastically
Lord Avebury to-day received the following reply
rom Prince Won Bulow. the German Chancellor:
His majesty the Emperor has received your lord
I'm MIS- U1OzF sir KS rr