New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

Friday evening has been selected BY Ms ao,..
olyphant and by Mrs C. de Rhan Moore for ~.
tire parties. each OF whsch WIN be followed sv -
pers and small dances at Sherrys. ATrs r7~
Fritsch and the Misses Gilbert win sIvo 80 -
theatre party and supper for their niece Hrs. ~,
dred Townsend one Ot the debutantss os ~. 80
SON Then at the week end there viii ba -
exodus out OF town. especially In tho airecrIor :.
Tuxedo. where the New Years ball On 1Iorss.
night az the clubhouse win be q brilliant aesst-
Many win leave at the end OS tha veaL a.,
Rhode Island in order TO attend the weddiD - 80. os
Marquis Rens d'Andigne. to Miss MadeIi1. -.
GARD on Saturday next az Providencs. Tbs -
mony viii be followed by a wedding brasss,.
reception given by the parents OF the BRIDE co,oa1
and Mrs. Robert Goddard. The naaruuix a,s -
family are the leaders OF that particular T.o..-
uiera-royalists in France who go by tbs -
'ne Sancs dEspagne," owing 10 their refusal -
recognize the claims OF the Duke Of Orleans 70 -
throne OF France and their fnsistencs tb,, -
Carlos Of Spain is the legitimate heir OF tbs Iss.
Comte Do ChambOrd. Of his grandfather ~.
Charles x. and Of the Iatter's brother ths uss..s
King Louis XVI
Most OF the weddings OF social nots a.. -
to talts place between New Years Dav ans 80
"Wednesday. Thus tho marriage OF Miss p.-as-
Morton. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs PauI Aro-ton =.
j. Hopkins Smith. 5r.. VIII be soIennnizsd az -
Thonaas's Church February g. and Miss Nrs,brs
Townsend and Miss Katherine ETkfna OF VyaShfn.
ton, viii be among her bridal attendants rr
Elsie Ladd's marriage 20 Alexander Won C1or4,-s
occurs on February ct ST. Bartholouneyvsz ~
Betty Auchineloss is 90 be married 70 Percy H,n
jennings at her home In East 4Sth street and
Raymond Demorest Little. the tennis PLAYER WIN -
married TO Miss Beatrice KobbA daughter 90 c,,., .
kobbe. at All Angels Church, IN West End avenue
on January s. II Is at Sc. Thomas's that IA. ~
ding OF Miss Adeline Havemeyer to Peter Frsli7T
huysen will occur February 2 Miss Nra+bns,
p 1VrJrra NTfaa A
old Weekes win be IN attendancs on the bride
So numerous are the dances arranged for Iauu.
any that hostesses bent on hospitality. but vvn,
nave not Jet settled upon any definite date. win
experience considerable difficulty IN securing an
ening without attractions IN the shane or
other entertainments. Thus Mrs. Elbrldge T. Gerrv
gives a large dance on January "A at her houss ~
East 61st street and oLrs Ogden Mills has dancs
at her home IN East 69th street on January 1a ON
which night Mrs. Henry o. Havemeyer also gives a
dinner dance for her daughter. Mrs William
Douglas Sloane has Issued invitations for a daacs
at her house. IN West I'D street. on January d,
Mrs Frederick WhitFidge has a dance on January
22 at house. nth street and Mrs. Adrian
1selin gives a large dance at Sherrys on January
for her daughter, Mss Louise IseIin, who Is ons
Of the debutantes OF the season Mrs. Hamilton
Fairfax gives a dance at SherTy's on January for
her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Fairfax and Azxar-
der Hadden will lead the cotillon at the dance
u.
her daughter. Miss Jennie Remsen Thompson, on
January II at Sherry's, where Mrs. Howiand Davis
will give dance the following night.
Among the many subscription dances. one OF yns
smartest win undoubtedly be that known as ens
Senior CottIlOn, at Delmonico's on January Nh
rnerous dinners VII be given In connsction th.rs-
with. the hostesses efterwsrd taking on their guests
% ths 6ance. Among the petronesses are Mra
Oliver Hartman. Mrs. John .. Cowdin- Mrs. Grsn.
vile Ranss Mrs Nswbold lie Roy Edgar and arsI
Stephen n DIN
Announcement mats yesterday OF sns en-.
gagement Of Miss Pauline Leroy French to sarau.l
J. Wagstaf, son OF Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Was.sa.
Of West Isip. Long Island. and an undergraduates
at Harvard. Miss Pauline French Is the dauxnts.
Of Mr. and Mrs Amos Tuck French and a nIsce.
therefore, OF Mrs. Alfred G Vanderbilt and ss iAdr
Cheyfesmors-
Albert Norris BagbySs musical morning tak.>
place On Thursday next at the Waldorf Astoria ta-
stead OF tomorrow. Mme. Games Emilio a, Cso--
goza and Victor Herbert figure on the programme.
Mrs Charles 3. Alexander. Mrs Charles 81 Cos.
ter, Mrs. Archibald Rogers and Mrs John Il ASrr.
andre were among the patronesses OF the so-caIst
metropolitan dance which took place last niahs a.
sherrys. These are dances for young girls who
VIII mako their DEBUT twelve months hence snt
were formerly held in the annex OF the Metroucl.-
tan Club. whence their name.
Across the street at DeImonico's another OF ths
Saturday evening dances took place, the guests
being recetved by Mrs. Charles r Huntington,
Mrs Sackett NJ Barclay and Mrs. John Clarksoa
Jay. LtndslGy Chaplin led the cOtiIlon-
Miss Jeannie FIcyd-Jones Carpenter made her
debut yesterday at a reception given for the pur-
Iose by her father, William CarpenGer at his
house in West 18th street. Mrs z Floyd-Jonss.
Miss Anna V. OIyphant, Mrs. Gertrude Lsver.ca
and Miss Natalie Chauncsy assisted her IN re-
cetving the gUestz
Orher receptions for debutantes yesterday after
noon were those given by Mrs. George L McAlpin.
at her house IN East sOth street. for Miss Dorothy
McAlpin. and by Mrs. James R. Doudgs. at her
home In West 4sth street for Miss Edith Doudsa