New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-04

Miss Emily Welles Miss MiIdrn5 So "etnnors
irene sherman. Miss Susan Street Mo- AAs
otulsls. MISS Grace sedswick. Mis-, Clas.- anna
a us, Ills ',Ie roosevelt Miss Dorothy Roo..
Miss Sylvia Parsons. Miss Anita pssbos N,oossysit
trice Morgan. Miss Elizabeth A = ,, nus SsA-
Eleanor Mortimer, Miss Eleanor rtos1' Aus
CorneEa Lee Miss Ruth King MIS-, rs.., ais
and MISS NJ Dorothy Kane The r,.~- a. A.as
Lord Torrance Browne. Baron Edoua-s .s.scsd
Heydt. Charles Sherman Hoyt Phosnt~ y 80 a.,
Leonard jacob jr. Lawrason Riggs II 80
Neesar. Herbert c. PeIl r. Stowe phs,. o.ea
Howe, wainwright Parish, Laspenard c,Hs
witherbee. Bertram de N Cruser. p Rsv,n'
ting Sydney Breese. Philip Birckhsad. 49,.
wetherfn and Cecil Barrett
small dance was given at sherry's iss. .-,-,
by Mrs. w G. Demorest for her dauzh,sr .-,e
Alice Louise Demorest- It took place IN IN. -.
ballroom and began with informal dancing 90
lowed by buffet supper and q cotillon Lad -
Rossiter Worthington. dancing with Ms. n
rest There were several favor figures in 49,
red satin hearts. with the date flowers nsrs.oT
and wands were presented to the girls and 80.
cite cases. orders and boutonnieres to thu -
Among the guests were Miss Douglas roz-vo-.[
Miss Elsie Stimson. Miss Antoinette Esrbard, ~
wiIhemine C1afflin. Miss Elizabeth Hur7v 49,
Bettey Collamore, Miss Betty Auchinclo,, ~,
Elsie Morrill, Raymond Little Tappan FaI-.sns
g. Maurice Heckscher. Stanley Fargo ana s-..-
Achelis
Miss Lorraine Roosevelt. daughter OF NJ, ID,
West Roosevelt. WILL go to washinrton TO-, -
visit the President and Mrs. Roosevelt at IN. yV,.
House.
Mrs. Casimir de Rham Moore will give a. r.o.,
ton this afternoon. Mrs. Herbert SANFORD C,rn.,-
ter gives the first Of a series Of at homes TO-DAY
for her daughter Mrs. George Albert IsKx ybo
married in November.
Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Lawrence have issued n,
vitatIons for dance at sherry's on January a p,
their daughter. Miss Katherine Lawrence who Z.
one Of the debutantes OF the season
Mrs. Harry Payne whitneys dance for her sis-
ter-in-law. Miss Dorothy Whitney. also a debutsnt,
Of the winter. will take place during the last week
Of this month at her house in 5th-ave and 57th-st
Mrs. Charles T Barney gives 8 dance at h.r
house in Park-ave. on January for her niece Mis-,
Dorothy Whitney.
Mrs. William A. Perry gave a reception yester-
day afternoon at her house, in West 5sth-st fer
her son. Henry Pterrepont Perry's hancee. Miss
Edith Lounsbery daughter OF Richard Lounsbsry.
the wedding will take place February at 81
Thomass, and shortly afterward Mr.. and Mr
William A. Perry will leave for the Sandwich Isl
ands and Japan, returning via India and Europe
Mr. and Mrs Henry o. Havemeysr. jr are re-
ceiving congratulations the birth OF daughter
at Mrs Theodore Havemeyer's house No. IA
Madison-ave where they spending the winter.
Young Mrs. Havemeyer was formerly Miss Char
lotte Whiting daughter Of the late Augustus Whit
ing.
Mrs. Frank Morgan Freeman has changed tbs
date Of her dance at sherry's for her daughter.
Miss Julia Freeman. from January II to January
Mrs George L. Kingsland gives a ball this
ing at Sherry's for her daughter, Ethel Kingsland,
who is one of the debutantes Of the season. and Mrs
Henry Lansing WardwelI will have a dance also
at sherry's this evening for Miss Dorothea e.
WardweIl.
Mrs Gustav Kissel will receive on Fridays
through the month at No. 10 West 1sth-st.
Mrs Charles T Barney's house in Park-ave.
was the scene yesterday OF the first OF series Of
five morning musicals for the benefit Of the Music
Hail Settlement. These musicals under the
direction of Mr. and Mrs David Names. and Mrs
Stanford White Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney and
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane among the pa
tronesses Of the affair.
Mrs Robert NJ Thompson leaves for the South
next week. She will spend the balance Of the win
ter on her houseboat. the Everglades. in Florida
waters. and will entertain It.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. P. Pel1 spending the
winter in their country nome al TUXEDO Iney are
In town for few days visiting her parents.
Colonel and Mrs. Robert NJ Thompson. at their
house, No. s East 6eth-st
Mrs William P. Hardenbergh will give a theatre
party followed by a supper at sherrys. and an in
formal dance January H.
Mrs Philip Lydig this evening gives the first Of
series Of dinners followed by music. at her house
In East 52d-st At.the concert tonight, which viii
be the first entertainment OF any note given sfncs
Mrs IIydig has been in her new house. Kubenk VIII
plav and will constitute the chief attraction OF the
programme
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Drexel entertained at din
ner last evening.
given nv Mr. and Mrs Robert Goolet at their house.
IN Fast 72d-st on January II, and one by james
Henry Smith on the following evening. at his hons
In 5th-aye
Count and Countess de Lansier-ViiiaTs are In
to1vn for The winter at No 81 6th-ave
Mrs ". Butler Duncan. jr.. has left town 10 Say
nth her sister Mrs Cameron MGR. Wlnslo%' AZ
Newport.
gIortousIy IN the duel trio with Messrs Scott ana
Plancon. and did much to make the audience Forge.
the absence OF the banal soldiers chorus the most