The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-01

The drse Junior COtlIiOn Wall Oe gwen
on Tuesday night at Sherry's, when all
of the debutantes Of the seReorf will be ON
view. Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge Wall oe
in charge. The other dances will be ON
the nights OF January 7 and February T.
Miss Gladys Mills and Henry Carnegie
Phipps are to be married next Saturday.
The bride has received many valuable
gifts and these will DO shown 20 friends ON
Friday. Miss Beatrice Mills will attend
al maid Of honor. The tables for the
bridal breakfast will be placed in the big
colonial dining room, library and III
The weddings Of Miss Gladys Vanderbilt
and Count LasxiO SzeohSnyi Of Hungary.
and OF Miss Theodore Shonts and the "a
de Chaulnes. are both to be January events
As now planned the Vanderbilt wedding
will be celebrated on Thursday. January
10, or Saturday, January N, mt noon at the
home of the brides mother. Firth avenue
md N~fty-seventh street. The De ChauInes-
Shonts nuptials will likely TAX place IN
Miss Shonts has been the guest recently OF
Miss Isabelle May in Washington.
The Misses Marguerite HOguet and Marie
Hoguet made their social debut yesterday
afternoon when their mother, Mrs. Robert
j. Hoguet, gave a tea at her nome, Oak
Lawn. l4lst street and the Hudson River.
Several Of the seasons debutantes assisted.
Lady Arthur Russell Of England has
been in New York the last few days. Miss
Diana Russell, her daughter, went ON TO
Washington on Tuesday and has been the
guest there Of the Second Secretary OF the
British Embassy and Mrs. George Young.
Sir Clifton Robinson Of London, who is at
the Waldorf-Astoria, gave a dinner at
Sherry's a few nights ago.
Mrs. John f. Alexandra Of 20 West Thirty
eighth street will give a tea tomorrow
afternoon to introduce her daughter, Miss
Helen Lispenard Alexandra. Another tea
on for O-morrow is that Of Mrs. Sanford
Bissell Of 90 East Fifty-sixth street, whose
daughter. Miss Doris WolOott Bissell. will
be the d~6butante. On Tuesday Mrs
Beverly Robinson OF " East Thirty-seventh
street will give q tea for the Misses Robin
son. On Wednesday afternoon a coming
out tea will be given by Mrs. James May
Duane Of 81. East Fifty-ffth street for Miss
Eleanor Duane. Also on Wednesday Mrs
Brooks Hughes Wells will introduce her
second daughter, Miss Pauline Wells, al
her home, 523 Madison avenue. Another
Wednesday afternoon tea will be that Of
Mrs. Charles f. Ostrander OF 50 West Fifty
NAAAAN NAANNh " AAAA'H eNAA H1SS
The wedding Of Miss Mabel SIade and
Robertson Arbuthnot Of London will take
place on Thursday in the Madison Square
Presbyterian Church. The Rev. DR.. Charles
Parkhurst will perform the ceremony al
II o'clock. The bride will be attended by
Miss Helen Stokes as maid OF honor. There
will De no bridesmaids. William Strong
Slade, the brides brother, will assist AZ
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with her brother, Francis Louis Slade
Afterward Mrs. Francis II. Slade will give
a breakfast at her home, lS West Fifty
second street. Mr.. and Mrs. Arbuthnot
will make their home In London.
Mrs. Reginald G. Vanderbilt gave a
luncheon at Sherry's on Tuesday and she
and her husband entertained there at din.
ner in the evening. On Wednesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt had among their
dinner guests at the Plaza Mr.. Wander
bits cousin, the Duchess Of Marlborough
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt passed their
Thanksgiving in Philadelphia with Mr..
and Mrs. William f.. Carter. They are O
going o N to Chicago, where Mrs. Wander
bilt will probably drive her husbands
horses at the horse show.
Lord Ivor Charles Spencer Churchill
second son Of the Duchess Of Marlborough
was one Of the three pages at the recent
wedding in London of Major W. +. Collins
Of the Royal Scots Greys and Lady Evelyn