New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
About People and Social {reioe,.s.

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n-j' Hiss Gladys Vanderbilt. Miss Coz, %
l'-'' MSS Emily F. WeIes Miss We1o
more. Miss Dagnar Wetrao9e. Miss. ~, W
i-ey' Mss Eleanor WhttI:dce sarnpet r. l'
.. u t'ozaan Baldwin. Henry g. 9art. 2 :
II BafAeJ Gerard Beelrnlan A,.g,,s q
Ha'lAton Fish Benjamin J. Ger1if
Uel +. biaSden, j-., J. Inslcy B1alr La an
l. townsend Burden ir Arthur : 80, Va
Inns L. Cottenet. Ber.Ta-, Dc \ g. 7@z.
Cut''Hs' Honert Bayard Cutting l.v7,a7 - "
RchaFd Derby, ). GgrCcn Douglas Co. -I'4H9.
Io"SS FlIDert f-11CkIyn. Albert = f,4r, - e.
heT Gerard Julian Gerard Robert l. c.. sun
". Gerry Lawrence l. Gillespie Rgssr, 1,- s'e'
Goelet' Henry 6. Gray. John Clinton Ga ''ol
pert IL Gray. lie Grand c. Gr.svol5 slav - Ai'
Hadden, Gerard 3. Hoppia Francis r " t-. \
Lydig doyt. Could How Phle-ix -. i1o2Pa
lseln BraGish G. johnson. Arthur u.sa- .-Fr
Frederic hernochan. Whitney Ks-roc,ar ~
SNAIL kerEochan Leroy King. c.. Har,,, ,. q
cutt' Flerre Lori!Iari. IT., Monsoon Morris M
Z. FeII' jr. Percy r. Pyre. ID Moses Tarl,.
IT, merry Pendle'on Rogers. j., arthur F 81.
+ reaeIleE Deiano Weeks, Sheldon Whitehous- :
Coster Wiimerding and LsDenard s Wi,herse- Z
Mrs. Henry F Shoemaker cave tho
series Of Iuncheons yesterday at her bo-nS - ~ -
5Sd-st.. for her daughter. Miss Biancbe sF
maker 1ne guests, numbering about ryrAr,.
nearly all deoutantes Of last winter There ,r.'
music by coIored trio after the luncheon va
Albert Morris Bagby gave his 14sta y;u.,o.,
ing yesterday at the Wadorf-Astorlq r. Io'A-
were Nine Rappold Nine Kirkby-IsIrn and I -.-sS
Holman. Those present included Mrs spa
Burden, Mrs Charles H. Baldwin. Miss - - 4
lnghuysen Mrs. Frederick Bronson Mrs. sc
T. Rowland Niscountess Maitland Mrs F5r+,
Parsons, Mrs. James McVic<ar, Miss " va, ma
NTrs
Watts Sherman, the Misses Irene and ,r1I--
Sherman. Mrs. John (. Parsons. the Miss c.1
trude and Constance Parsons Mrs v-i,ri, ;,
Kingsland Mrs. Charles Francis Winthrop "
John c. Wilnerdirg. Miss Annie Le9rv M
Oliver Iselin and Mrs. Henry Meyer johnson
Mrs. Henry Lea, of No. 90 West 5s,b-st g,r.
reception yesterday afternoon to introduce -
daughter Miss Juliet c. Lea. Mrs Lea will giv.,
theatre party next Monday for her daughter
Paul OrIeneT and his Russian company will gr,
their second performance this afternoon at the O.
terion Theatre under the patronage Of Mrs. Ha--,
Payne Whitney. Mrs Douglas Robinson, Mrs. Job,
Jacob Astor and Mrs. ". h Vanderbilt
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt are booked
to sail Saturday next. and will spend y.
spring in the South of Europe Mr. and NJ,
Hamilton Mex. Twombly Miss Ruth Twemblya7s
Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane will start ia,
Europe on February p for ten weeks sav
abroad. Mr.. and Mrs. ". K. Vanderbilt are q.
pected to sail for France at about the same tine
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan, II. who bav.
been at the WaldorS-Astoria since their arrival
from Europe. have moved into their new hoysa
No. 229 Madison-ave., formerly the home Of Mrs
Arson Phelps Stokes VINO inherited il from hsr
father, the late Isaac V. Phelps It is at S7th-st
and adjoins the house Of Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
LIE Roy Satterlee, the sOn-in-Iaw and daughter o.
]. Pierpont Morgan, whose own big house at 5sth-
st. and Madison-ave., comes next. so that he
entire block Madson-ave. from 35th-st. 10 9Th
ST. may be said to be owned by the Morgan family
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer have moved into
their new house, No. 100 5th-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul G. Thebaud celebrated yes
terday the sixteenth anniversary Of their wedding
at Hillair their country place near White Plains
where they entertained a large house party 70;
the occasion. Dinner last evening followed
by a vaudeville entertainment.
Mrs Charles T. Barneys dinner dance for her
niece, Miss Dorothy Whitney is set FOR jan
uary q at her house. in Park-ave. Mrs. Ogden
Mills has changed the date Of her dance from
Friday next, January 70. TO January Is
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt have arrived
In town from Biltmore, their place in North Cart
lima, and will remain here until the end Of Tia
month.
Mrs. Frederick Nelson will sail next week FOR
Europe, to spend the remainder OF the winter and
the spring in the South of France.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard have left town
and are at Lakewood, at the Lakewood Hotel
Mrs Henry F. Dirnock Will give a musical To-
night at her house, IN East 60th-st. The second O
the series of dinner dances arranged by Mrs,
Fulton Cutting. Mrs Douglas Robinson Nh
Harry Payne Whitney. Mrs Vanderbilt and Ms
Benjamin Welles will also take place at sAsEp'
this evening.
Mrs Henry NJ. Tilford will give luncheon to-a'
at sherrys for Miss Isabel Tilford, one Of the e.
butantes Of the season. Mrs. Richard 5 Dana Va
also give luncheon to-day.
Lady Sykes is spending the winter at VelHS
where she has taken an apartment IN the Fsl-4N
TripoIo Her brother, George Cavendish BenanC4
after spending the Christmas holidays with her ~
returned to London.
Mrs. Henry Meyer Johnson viii give sn.a
cotiIon for her daughter. Miss Grace Ruggs'
sherry's, on February 2
There is no truth in the story that the young
Duke Of Manchester has been appointed LN-
Steward of the Household under the new Law,
administration. The new Lord Steward
Earl of Liverpool, q peer old enough 10 oV -.
dukes father Among the reasons which VIII -
vent the Duke of Manchester from receIVlhs =
office at court or elsewhere under Liberal aal--
istratfon is the fact that he IS a Conservative
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Among those present at the opera last rs
were Mrs Ogden Goelet. Mr.. and Mrs r.
Goelet Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coleman Dir!
Mrs James L. Kernochan, Mr.. and MS ,s,;
Vanderbilt, Countess de Brienen, Mr.. anu 4.
Henry CIews. Mr.. and Mrs. John R. DreAC -,
and Mrs. George L. Rives, Mr.. and Mrs- NJ
Henry Warren. Mr.. and Mrs II. A c layI ....a.,
and Mrs. F. x. PendIeton, AIr. and Mrs 80
l. Bavlies. Mr.. and MrsEIIarry Payne W -,