New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-22
NETWORK SOCIETY.

General and Mrs. Lloyd S. Bryce made formal an.
nouncenent yesterday afternoon Of the engagement
Of their daughter. Miss Clare Bryce to J. Serresn.
Cram. The marriage will take place shortly As
the families OF both bride and bridegroom ars IN
mourning, the wedding VIII be celebrated quietly
Miss Bryce Is granddaughter OF the late Mayor
and Mrs. Edward Cooper reat-sranddaughter OF
Peter Cooper, and grandniece OF Mrs. Abram g.
Hewitt. General Bryce was for number of year,
editor and owner OF THE North American Review
j. Sergeant Cram is a son Of the late Henry A
Cram. and brother OF Mrs ]. Woodward Haven.
and OF MISC Ethel Cram. who died early in ths
fall at Ienox. from injuries received in runaway
accident. He Is member OF the Knickerbocker and
Of other metropolitan clubs. and prominent in Tam
many Hall.
sherry's will be the scene this evening of a dancs
given by John Turner Atterbury for his daughter.
Miss Katherine s. Atterbury. of the debutantes
Of the season
Mrs. John Jacob Astor will give dance on jan
uary 10 at her house in 5th-ave.
The date Of James Henry Smiths musical Is IAN
uary L. and not January Is. as has been stated
Miss Charlotte Peu gave a dinner followed by a
small dance last night. in the Ladies' Annex Of tho
Metropolitan Club, for her niece Miss Emily Pell
COster, the debutaute daughter Of Mrs. Charles
Henry CoSter.
Another entertainment last night was the theatre
party at the Criterion given by Mrs Foxhau p
Keene for her niece Miss Nathalie Rowland one
OF the debutantes Of the After the theatre
Mrs Keene took her guests to Sherrys for supper
which was followed by dancing. Among thoss
present were Miss Adeline Havemeysr Miss Kath-
crime Atterbury, Miss Nathalie Rowland Miss
Eleanor Mortimer Miss Edith Landon. Miss Cor
nelia Lee, Miss May Tuckerman Miss lone Page
Miss Dorothea Draper, Miss Ellen and Miss I1aurs.
Delano' Miss Frances MADDEN and Miss Natalie
knowlton; also Hamilton Hadden Moses Taylor
Pyne, jr Cortlandt Palmer James L. Breese, jr
Sydney 8. Breese. ]. Searle Barclay, jr. J. InsIey
Blair, J. Harry Alexandra, jr., and George KobbA
Yet another dance last night was that given by
Mrs Gerald Hoyt for her daughters at her house in
East 36th-st.
Miss Martha Orr made her debut yesterday after
noon at reception given for her by her mother,
Mrs. Alexander NJ. Orr, at her house. in West nth
st. The reception was followed by a dinner. after
which Mrs. Orr took her guests to the Madi-
son Square Theatre. The party included Miss Bea-
trice Carpenter, Miss Alice Kobbe, Miss Minnie
Vanderhoef. Miss May Weatherbee, Miss Henrietta
Hawiey. Miss Marjorie WhitIock and Miss Nina
Perry well as Mr. and Mrs. John Vosburg Irwin.
Theodore White. Henry dAcosta, Eugene Della
field. Bayard Livingston and wilmot Cole.
Mrs Hermann Oelrichs has issued invitations for
dance Tuesday next, at her house, in East
57th-st for her niece, Miss Blanche Oelrtchs,
daughter of Mrs. Charles Oelrfchs.
Miss Fanny Reed has arrived in town from Paris
for short stay 1t is said that her visit In con-
nection with business relating the estate OF her
sister, Mrs. Paran Stevens.
Frederick P. Sands. who has been III for sons
time past at Newport, has become worse, and his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. LortlIard
Spencer, jr. have In consequence left town for
Newport.
Mrs Henry Draper will entertain the Thursday
Evening Club on Friday night, December e. at her
house, in Madison-ave.