The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-09
IN SOCIETY.

Among others due to arrive from Eng
land mex Thursday, December 10, are
Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid and
Craig W. Wadsworth, Second Secretary
Of the Embassy. There will he a Christmas
family party at the home Of d. o. Mills,
Mrs. Reds father. Miss Jean Reid. who
has been on this ide for some weeks, has
been paying a series Of visits to relatives.
Miss Frances Fell was probably the
richest girl who came out last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,, her
stepfather INC mother, gave a tea for her
on Wednesday afternoon at their home in
Philadelphia. Miss Fell inherited her for
tune from her maternal grandfather, the
late Anthony j. Drexel. and more will come
to her from her mother. She will be seen
here at the most notable functions OF the
winter. A number Of cards will be sent
out here for the ball to be given for her by
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Rensselaer,.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Austin Crane will make
their home here when they return from
their honeymoon trip. They had a pretty
home welding on Wednesday afternoon
| at the residence Of the brides father, George
W. Montgomery. Only relatives and a few
friends Witnessed the ceremony. Mrs.
Sidney Dillon Ripley and Der daughter.
Miss Annah ID. Ripley. are nov occupying
Mrs, Frederic Bronson's house, MS East
Seventy-second street.
Lord and Lady Suffolk and Lady Augusta
Fame were among those who sailed on
Tuesday for England. Countess Massiglia
has attended some OF the recent affairs
here. Baron and Baroness Branca sailed
for Italy on Tuesday. Lord Curzon Of ked-
lesion sailed for Europe on the Oceanic
Wednesday. Count de- Gontant-B iron, who
passed much Of his time in New York,
sailed for France on Thursday. Count
and Countess d'Cimeres OF London have
been at the Majestic.
Mrs. Moray Maine wootton Of 81 East
Fifty-fourth street gave one Of the largely
attended teas Of last Thursday afternoo n,
December Q. She will give q second on
January Is, from 4 TO q oc lock. Mrs.
Wootton Is a daughter OF Col. Robert Meade
and a niece Of Admiral Meade.
The dances on for this week include one
tomorrow night by Mrs. Charles Edward
Tracy for Miss Grace Bigelow Tracy at
Sherry's. Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan will
give a dance for Miss Tracy On Thursday
night at her home, 2l9 Madison avenue.
Miss Ira cy Is a granddaughter OF John
Bigelow Of Gramercy Park. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Pierpont Morgan. Jr., are expected TO
arrive here from England in time for the
Morgan dance. Mrs ". Emlep Roosevelt
Of s0l Fifth avenue will give 9 Inner dance
next Friday night. December 10, at herryis
for Miss Lucy Margaret Roosevelt, whom
she introduced at a tea last Wednesday
Mrs. Howard h. Henry gives a dance ON
the same night at the Same place for her
daughter. Miss Grace Henry. whom she
introduced at a tea last Friday. Next
Saturday night. Dec ember Is. Mrs; William
Willst AicAlpin will give a dinner dance for
Miss Adelaide McAlpln at her home, II East
Ninetieth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Randolph Robinson,
o on their bridal trip, will make their
home in New York on their return. Mr..
Robinson, who has made his home here for
Home time, Is a member Of q prominent
Baltimore family. They had a big Wedding
10 50. Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church,
Erie. Pa, on Wednesday. Misc Pauline
Morton was one Of the brides maids.
Among the debutante teas on for the