New-York tribune., 1907-01-06

caded satin, trimmed with duchesse and rose
point lace. The decorations were in red and
green.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Lowell NJ Palm
err jr.. of No, 40 South Portland avenue re-
ceved from until O'Clock The drawing room
was decorated with Richmond roses and greens
while carnations and mienonette were effective
ly combined in the dining room Mrs Palmer's
receiving party included her mother, Mrs. Perez
b Burnham. Mrs. Robert Low Pierrepont Mrs
Prederick Truslow. Mrs. Dwight Church. Miss
Palmer, Miss Julia Barr, Miss Louise Murray
of Brooklyn, and Helen Frsbie OF Waterbury
Conn Mrs. Palmer will receive Wednesdays in
February.
Miss Elizabeth Spence Weeden was introduced
TO society Wednesday afternoon nv her n,other
Mrs. George Frederick Weeden The reception
TOOK place in the sun parlor Of the Hotel Mar
garet' where the Weedens spending the win
ter. IN the receiving party We're Mrs William
+. Langford, jr., nee Marie Weeden: Miss Mary
Pinkerton, Miss Charlotte Leech Miss Marie
appleton, Miss Helen Appleton. Miss Edith
lhurston. Miss Muriel Goepel. Miss Helen Stan
ton. Miss Harrietta Mygatt OF this borough:
MISS Helen Smyth. Of Manhattan: Miss Virginia
Hegeman and Miss Nell Valiant jr Of Plain
field, y. J. Mrs. Weeden was gowned in bIacl.
Brussels net; Miss Weeden's frock was OF white
French null and Valenciennes lace and Mrs
Langford wore her wedding gown of white satin
and lace. The sun parlor was decorated with
palms and ferns. The tea table was daintiIy
appointed IN pink. with a centrepiece OF rose
buds.
AT the coming out reception OF Miss Charlotte
Leech, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John Eadie
Leech. Of No. 81 Remsen street on Thursday
afternoon. the debutante and her mother were
assisted in receiving by MIss Mary buchanan
Jennings. Miss Marion Brooks Snow Miss Eliza
beth Spence Weeden Miss Reha y Forhas NJiss
MarJory Oatman. Miss Dorothy Noyes Miss
Madeline Dougherty, Miss Ethel James Adams
Miss Katherine White. Miss Jessie Stanton Miss
Olga Doughty. of this borough: Miss Helen
! Smyth, Miss Margaret Behr Miss Elsie Robin
son Miss Sallie Thatcher. of Manhattan apd
Miss Helen Crocker. Of Fitchburg Mass. A dim
her dance followed for the receiving party
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Otto Heinze. OF No. IA
East 72d street. have issued cards for Saturday,
January u, from until O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogers Maxwell. Of No 7S
Eighth avenue will give a large reception on
Monday evening for their son and daughter-in-
la"' MI and Mrs. Henry Lascees Maxwell.
Mrs William Kennedy wardner. OF No 266
Hicks street. gave a dinner on Thursday evening
in honor Of her brother. Walter Twyeffort. who
has been in Texas for the last two years The
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Tisdel Thonp-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Robinson Kennedy
Beecher. Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Abbott. OF Plain
field N. j.. and George NJ. Clarke OF Manhattan.
Mrs. Adolph Goepel, Mrs Walter Shaw Brew
ster and Mrs. Francis H Southwick also gave
dinners before the Primrose Dance.
A number of people from this borough trav-
elled over to Plainfeld N J.. on Tuesday to the
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Gilbert who
formerly lived in Brooklyn. Among them were
Sidney c. Guyon. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren C.
Barber Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Thomas, Mr. and
Mrs. r. l.. Thomas Mr.. and Mrs Augustus
WINS. Mr.. and Mrs. William Beard Mr.. and Mrs
Harris j. McKeever and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
j. Sheldon. The house was decorated with
Christmas greens
Mrs. Simeon Baldwin Chittenden, of No 212
fr1i
afternoon for her daughterin-law, Mrs. Simeon
Baldwin Chittenden. jr. In the receiving party
were the Misses Chittenden. Mrs. John Chap
man. of Concord, Mass. the mother Of the BRIDE
Mrs. S. H. Chapman, of Danbury; Mrs. Lancas
ter Morgan, Mrs William A Read of Manhat-
tan; Mrs James L. Morgan. Mrs John Hill Nor
gan, Mrs Frederick a. Dwight, Mrs. Harry T.
Dewey, Mrs Sidney Robinson Kennedy. Miss
Louise Hally and Miss Luck. They also
ceived Friday.
Miss Isabella Harkness will give a large card
party at her home. No 293 Clinton avenue
Monday afternoon.
DIR. and Mrs. Arthur S. Chttenden (nee
Preston) will receive Tuesdays, January 8 and
10, at No. 269 West 18th street, Manhattan.
This year the Assembly Ball. the outgrowth
of the old Iphetonga at the Academy of Music,
will take place at the Heights Casino. Wednes-
day evening. February 6. Mrs. Edward H.
Litchield Mrs Augustus A. Low and Mrs.
James l.. Morgan will again be the patronesses
The committee includes Howard j. Haslehurst
D. Hubert Litchfeld, John Hill Morgan, r.
Stuyvesant Pierrcpont and David Stuart who
will have their guests the debutantes of the
season. The subscribers A. Victor Barnes
Frank Sherman Benson Walter s. Brewster
Samuel w. Boocock, William B. Brinsmade.
Charles Melville Bull, Daniel Chauncey. George
w Chauncey, John W. Chapman Simeon b.
Chittenden, CARL II. de Silver. Judge Norman
s. Dixie, II. Edward Dreier Frederick A. Dwight
Latham A Fish, Thomas a. Gardiner Donald
Grant GedIes. Robert s. Gould William V
Hester. George Hewlett. Hampton Howell Eben
J. Knowlton Jonathan S. Lanman, John Eadie
Leech. William Gilman Low. jr.. Donald S. L.
Lee, Edward II. Litchfield, A. A. Low, William
p. Mason. William Mason, Howard w Maxwell
James Lancaster Morgan James w. Mac Bride
Henry +. Noyes Charles p. Notman, Grant Not
man. Edwin Packard w. Sterling Peters George
Du Pont Pratt. Harold /. Pratt Herbert Lee
Pratt George II. Prentiss. Seth Low Pierrepont
Frederick S. Parker Henry T. Richardson
Joseph H. Seaman, Henry Sanger Snow, Will
lam II. Stevens Wyllys Terry. Edwin Caring
ton Ward. Rodney A. Ward and Howard Fred
erick Whitney.
The Daisy Chain dance for the debutante
set named after the charitable organization to