New-York tribune., 1906-12-23


Miss Mary Noyes and Miss Dorothy Noyes, on
Friday afternoon, included Miss Barbara Kauff-
mann, of Washington; Miss Jessie Ellis, of
Rochester; Miss Agnes Vaughan, of Worces-
ter. Mass; Miss Marjorie Weed, OF Albany; Miss
Anita Watson, OF Providence; Miss Kate D. AL
lin Miss Alice Davol Miss katherine White,
Miss Natalie Low. Miss Marjorie Oatnan, Miss
Charlotte Leech Miss Madeline Dougherty, Miss
Margaret Wright, Miss Reba Z. Forbes Miss
Ethel Adams, Miss Mary Jennings and Miss
Mary Babbott The Noyes residence, No. 50
Remsen street. was decorated with an abun-
dance or Christmas greens The hostess wore a
gown Of lavender embroidered satin. Miss Mary
Noyes was gowned in white lace and chiffon, and
Miss Dorothy Noyes was in princess lace and
chiffon made Empire fashion. \ dinner fol-
lowed for the receiving party, and the following
men: Robinson Leech. Irving Nidaud. Morris
Pratt. Howell Sayre. Frank Walton Henry Wal
ton, Donald Abbott. Ernest Draper, Churchill
Gerrish, Thornton Gerrish. Seth Low Pierre
pont. Adrian Van Sinderen. Sidney Jones,
Frank Davol. Herman Spelman, Albert Aston,
William Larkns and Linden Dodge. The same
evening the members of the party were the
guests OF Miss Snow at the Casino.
Miss Mary r. Babbott will be introduced by
Mrs Charles Pratt on Thursday, December 27,
at her homo, so. 149 Lincoln Place. Miss Bab-
bott is the dlIghter Of Frank Lusk Babbott
At the reception which Mrs Charles A Muir
phey gave on Wednesday to introduce Miss
Helen b. NIurphey, the hostess and her daugh-
ter were assisted by Miss Marian Brooks Snow.
Miss Mary Latin Miss Helen Stanton Miss
Edith ThurstOn. Miss Helen La Vie. Miss Helen
Appleton. Miss Josephine Ward and Miss Ruth
Miller. The Nurphey residence No 219 Henry
street was decorated with Christmas greens.
Mrs Murphey was gowned in pale gray chiffon
cloth and carried bouquet Of orchids and vio-
let's. The debutante was frocked in white chif-
fon and lace. and carried liiies-of-the-valley
and rosebuds
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Murphey gave a dance
NJ the Heights Casino on Thursday evening for
their daughter. The attendance included all
the younger dancing set on the Heights. Mrs.
Murphey wore spangled robe and Miss Muir
phey in white net. The ballroom was gay
with holly mistletoe and poinsettia.
Mrs. Peter Lawrence Echenck. OF No. % Sixth
avenue gave a reception from until o'clock
on Wednesday afternoon. The decorations were
in pink the tea table having a very effective
centre piece Of roses and maidenhatr fern. Mrs.
SchenCk, gowned in white crepe de chine and
duchess lace assisted in receiving by Mrs.
LuCius Schenck. Mrs. Willard p. Schenck, Mrs.
Charles Schenck, Miss Aletta Schenck, Miss S.
Aletta Williams, Miss Edith Finn, Miss Kath-
crime Cook. MISS Frederica Snow and Miss Clara
Rich, of San Francisco.
In honor of her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Charles
Cassels Atwood. nee Eddy, Mrs. Charles Gray
Atwood gave a reception at her home. No, 200
Berkeley Place from 3 until o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. In the receiving party
were Mrs. Romaine Hard Crosby the daughter
of the hostess. wearing a gown OF white chiffon
cloth; Mrs. Eddy. Mrs. ]. D. Atwood. Mrs.
George D. Atwood Miss Esther Hodgson, Miss
Katherine Anderson and Miss Lillian Anderson.
Mrs. Atwood, sr., goWned I'm black lace and
and lace.
Miss Hazel Talmage Smith will give lunch
Thursday. January g. in honor of Miss
Mary PinllertOn.
Mrs Simeon Baldwin Chittenden. jr., who be-
fore her marriage last October Miss Grace
Chetwoode Chapman, OF Concord, Mass. VIII
be the guest OF honor al the receptions which
Mrs Chittenden, ST.. and the Misses Chittenden
home, Columbia
Heights. on Thursday and Friday afternoons,
January ana f.
Mrs Frank Healy, of No 90 South Oxford
street, viii give reception on Saturday next
for Mrs. Raymond Hcaly, who was formerly
Miss Lisa Brooke Billopp, Of Washington. d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Healy announce Wednesdays in
February at No. 292 Clinton avenue.
Mrs Martin Luther Bowden. of No. 1914 Pa
ciic street, will receive Saturdays January
and 26, from until o'clock.
For her daughter-in-law Mrs Edward I.
Horsman. jr. Mrs. Horsman. OF No. 223 Ber-
kelley Place. gave a reception on Tuesday after
from until o'clock. The rooms were
decorated with chrysanthemums and green's, and
the tea table had n centrepece of poinsettia
and holly Receiving with the hostess and the
bride, who Miss Ethel Herrick of Man
haitian. were Mrs. HOrsmanS three daughters
Mrs K. Wiluarth Appleton. in lavender chIf-
ION, MIS- farOu NJ WILCOX IN ChlfOn ana
duchess lace; Mrs. Arthur Van Siclen, in white
lace. and Mrs Alvin Boody, in white chiffon
The bride was gOWned I'm pale pink silk en-
broideTed with pearls and Mrs. IIorsman sr,
was in black chiffon. velvet and point lace.
Miss Anita Eunice Small daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs George Sumner Small, who is to be mar
ried TO Charles Furniss Mnton. of Manhattan
on Wednesday, January l6, VIII be attended by
Miss Beatrice Koonz, of Jersey City, as maid Of
honor; Mrs. Garry Adams and Mrs. John D.
Schuby Miss Eunice Chase Small and Miss
Barbara Burnham will act flower girls
Roger Medina Minton viii be the best man
The ceremony will take place at the Pouch Gal
lery, with the Rev. John Howard Melish, of
Holy Trinity, officiating. Mrs. Edward
day at the Standish Arms for the bride-eect
Miss Small will entertain her bridal party at the
crescent Club on Wednesday. January 8.
Mrs. Samuel Doughty. Miss Olga Doughty and
Miss Herbert Howard Knox with receive on
Mondays In January at No $50 washington
avenue.
Mrs Homer A. Latin ana Miss Mary Latin
OF No 90 Pierrepont street. will receive on Tues
days. January 80 and 20
Receiving with Mrs Joel s. De selding ane
Miss Elizabeth De Selding az the coming out re-
ception OF the latter on Saturday afternoon at
their nome NO. 81. Paurs Court Flatbush
were Mrs John Stevens Melcher Qaelen De Sell
ding That Wasl. Mrs. Townsend c. Jackson Mrs
a. 4. Tallmadgc. Mrs Robert Iiptropp Mrs J.
". WarDasse, Miss Ethel Adams Miss Dorothy
Msrston. Miss Gertrude Taylor, Miss Georda