New-York tribune., 1907-12-20
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Phpnix Ingrsham led the cotfllon at the dan..
given last night by Mrs. Henry Addison Aexan
deT at the Colony Club for her debutante- daueh-
ter. Miss Eleanor Alexander. The dance was pre-
ceded by "A dinner served in the dining room.
at small tables and for which ninety invitations
had been issued. a number OF additional guest,
asked for the oance afterward. at which
Nahan Franko's orchestra played. The favors con.
sisted of sandalwosd fans. ribbon bcas and other
Christmas novelties for the girls and cigarette
boxes cigarette and lighters for their partners
After the cotillon supper wes served at O'clock
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. William
Earl Dodge. MIR. and Mrs. j. Borden Hartman. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles b Alexander. Mr. and Mrs Cor
ueli,Is n Bliss Mr. and Mrs Frederick Edey and
nearly all the debutantes of the season
Mrs Lewis DelaheId. Mrs Henry Glover Mr.,
William IseIin Mrs Woodbury. @. Langdon Mrs
Archibald Rogers. Mrs Charles E. PeIlew- Mrs
Lewis Cruger Hase. Mrs w Emlen Roosevelt
Mrs Charles Augustus Schermerhorn. Mrs Walter
L. Suydam Mrs ]. 4 Townsend and Mira
George Henry Warren were among the subscribers
and hostesses of the first dance of the series
known as the Knckerbocker Cotillons. which took
place at Sherry's last night Most oil the women
gave dinners before the dance. TO which they after
ward took their guests, where the latter were
ceivad nv Mrs Suydam Mrs. HaseiI. Mrs. War
rem and Mrs. Hamilton Fairfax Monson Morris led
the cotion. Supper was served after the eotillon-
II vas At Mrs Paul Dana's house. in Fifth ave-
nue and not at that of Mrs Francis P kinnicutt
that the Thursday Evening Clubs first meeting OF
the season took place last night
ct Thomas-s-t,hurch was the scene yesterday
afternoon of the wedding of Malcolm Stuart to Hiss
Edna Graham Storm. daughter Of Mrs Charles
Eustis Orvis By her first marriage The ceremony
was performed by the Rev Dr. Ernest NJ Stfres,
and the bride given away by her stepfather
Charles F. Orvis. She white satin. trimmed
with point lace, with which she Wore a lace Feii.
and she was attended by Miss Augusta NJ De
pevster Miss RosaIic Gardiner Jones. Miss Helen
G. SahIer and Miss Mai r Hackstaf. as brides
maids and nv her sister Mrs Joseph Ferris Sim
mons as rnatron honor. Mrs Simmons's gown
was of white Liberty satin. trimmed win iace and
pink velvet with which she wore white lace hat.
trimmed with pink marabou feathers. Willis the
frocks of the bridesmaids also Of white satin
and lace and their hats of white lace. trimmed
however with pink roses. of which their oouqlsts
were also composed Frederick Malcolm Joseph
F. simmons Joseph Stuart Eakin. Charles 2
Cowes and George F. Dunscombe were the ushers.
and Richard Angel best man. At the con-
cI,1sion of the ceremony reception took place at
Mrs Orvis's house. in West slst street
Mrs John W Minturn will give dance this
evening at Sherry's for her granddaughter. Miss
Dorothy Tuckerman. who made her debut at re-
ception given by her mother. Mrs. Paul Tucker
man a few weeks ago.
Among the arrivals from Europe due here to-day
the Secretary of War. william r. 1d1t WINE
law Reid the American Ambassador 10 the court
of St James's with Mrs. Whtefaw Reid Miss Jean
Reid and Ogden " Reid: Mrs John Rdgeey Car
ter and Miss Mildred Carter. and Sir Edgar Vim
cent former governor of the Ottoman Bank of
Constantinope and former Conservative member OF
Parliament for Exeter.
The Hon. Lionel Guest and Mrs. Guest, who vas
Miss Flora HigeIow with her daughter by her first
marriage Miss Lucy Dodge. will arrive in town on
January s TO spend the remainder of the season in
New York with Mrs Guests father. the Hon. John
Biseow at his house in Gramercy Park
The Austrian Ambassador arrived in town yester-
dav from Washington. and is at the St. Regis.
where he will be joined to-day by the Baroness Won
Hengelmuller. Baron Rosen the Russian Ambas-
sador is also at the St. Regis
Robinson Miss Eleanor Whftridge Miss Ruth
Draper Miss Eleanor LindIey and Miss Nathari1s
Greene will be the bridesmaids of Miss Edith
Greene on the occasion of her marriage TO Charles
a I.ndley on February s. in Grace Church Mss
Gertrude Greene will her sisters maid OF honor
The ceremony will be followed by a reception given
by General Francis Vinton Greene. the father of
the bride at No East $5th street. loaned for the
occasion by Francis p. Kinnicutt-
Colonel oliver H Payne has left town to spend
the remainder of the winter at his country pace
at Thomasyille. Ga.