New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
in "A Hours.

Miss Gladys Bigelow, H. L. Bigelow' Roger
Shepard James Townsend and Mark L. Mitchell
1t was entirely informal
Mrs John Van Buren, Thayer. of No. 20 Mon
roe Place was the hostess OF Yale dinner or
twelve covers on Wednesday evening Christ
mas greens predomnated in the decorations.
Miss Marjorie Speers, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Renwiclc NJ. Speers, of No. 81 Pierrepont
street was the guest of honor at 81 dinner given
last evening by her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs Dwight S Richardson, at their home No.
81 East 27th street, Manhattan.
Mrs. Charles s. Burr Of No. 100 New York
avenue gave a luncheon Tuesday at the Mon
tauk Club for her daughter. Miss Edna Burr
Assisting them 10 receive were Miss Maude
Virginia Jones. Miss Eugene Algcr. Miss Emily
Whtchouse and Miss Mary Smith. Poinsettia
and Christmas green's were used in the decora-
tons Mrs. Burr's guests were Mrs. William
Robinson SImons. Mrs. Roland Whitney Belts.
Miss Clara Belle Adams. Miss Louise Adams,
Miss Beatrice Altrogge. Miss Ethel James
Adams Miss jean Day Adams. Miss Edith
Burrell, Miss Isabelle Page Meacham Miss
Mildred Jellhoefer. Miss Natalie Johnson. Miss
Helen Newcomb. Mrs. Frederick Blackstan.
Miss Florence Mallory. Miss Grace Meurer.
Miss Madeline Spear. Miss Enid Lima. Miss
Ada Smith. Miss Edith Smith. Miss Lillian
Scrymser Miss Ethel Barnum. Miss Edith
White Miss Madeline Cooney. Miss Larrte
Bacon Miss Hazel Carpenter Miss Melnna Ell
dredge Miss Irene Cave. Miss Eta Harkness.
Miss Josephine ToerEe. Mrs. Edwin Randall.
Miss Helen Brooks. Miss Marion Riecks. Miss
Attenbrand. Miss Louise Clement. Miss Mary
Forshav. Miss Emma vton Miss May Meu-
rer Miss Mortina Balch Gladys BaIch. Miss
Dorothy ormsby. Miss Smith. Miss Mary
McCabe Mrs. William } 81. Mrs. Royal Tul-
ier Mrs. Triderman, Miss Janet De Long. Miss
Costello Miss Lucrota Davis. Miss Mildred
stotts Miss May Cooney. Miss Marsh. Miss
Minor and Miss Margaret Cassidy.
Miss Ruth Latin the younger daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs H. A. Latin, OF No. 56 Picrrepont
street was the hostess card party Friday
of the week before last. College euchre
played and the prizes well the refresh
ments and favors carried out the scheme. Mrs.
Latin gowned in white chiffon satin and
Miss Ruth Latin white net trimmed
with lace and blue ribbons Their guests were
for the most part young girls not yet out. The
lucky players were Miss Dorothy Seamans,
Miss Lillian Davenport Miss Juliet Griffith.
Miss Dorothy Everett. MISS Altnet CIlDD, Miss
Katharine Pratt, Miss Gertrude Jennings, Miss
Alice Morse, Miss Jean Murray, Miss Gladys
Dowling Miss Margery Eddy, Miss Elizabeth
Haynes. Miss Eleanor Washburn, Miss Marion
Blashford Miss Louise Fiske. Miss Geraldine
Fitzgerald Miss Jean Southwick. Miss Kath-
arine Van Wyck, Miss Ruth Gibb, Miss Ruth
Calender. Miss Dorothy Guyon Miss Mar
guerite Simmons, Miss Lillian Parks and Miss
Lilabelle Barnard.
Cards have been issued by Mrs Harry WASH
ington Fairfax for Saturday. December %
from until o'clock. at the Hotel Mohawk
The annual midwinter dance at the Mansion
House Friday evening Will be given under
the patronage of Mrs. A A. Webster Mrs
Alvah L. Halstead. Mrs Edwin NJ Milard
Mrs. Sidney o. Lowell and Mrs. George W.
Johnson.
The principal event of the week for the
debutante contingent will be the dance at the
Heights Casino Monday evening which is
being given jointly by Mrs. William Gilman
Low and Mrs Alfred Tredway White for Miss
Esther Hope Low and Miss Annie Jean White
Miss Ethel Carhart daughter of Mrs Henry
Bangs Carhart. of No As Remsen street, will
make her debut that afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Ludlam, OF No 50 South
Portland avenue, to give dance at their
home Thursday evening for their daughter.
Miss Ruth Ludlam.
Mrs. Reginald Robbins. now of Boston, one
of last springs brides, is spending the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. Henry B. Hall, of No.
107 East Goth street. There will be much en-
tertaining in her honor by her friends on both
sides of the river
Miss Martha Phillips and Miss Bertha Phil
lips daughters of the late Mr.. and Mrs r
Francis Phillips, are spending the winter at
their old home, No. 20 Eighth avenue.
From present indications the Christmas dancs
Of The Secretary TO be held at the Pouch Gal
lery on Friday evening December ~ will be the