New-York tribune., 1907-12-15

tion OF the interests Of tn eNew York Coachns
Club.
With regard to Miss Julia Fish. she Is the daugh-
ter of Hamilton Fish, Assistant Treasurer Of the
limited States a niece of Stuyvesant Fish, and a
granddaughter OF Hamilton Fish, who was the Sec
retary of State under President Grant Her fancs
Is the son of the late William Lawrence Breese and
of the Iatter's widow Mrs. Henry v. Higgins
of london and a brother therefore. OF Lady WI
Ioughby d. d'Eresby and OF Lady Alastair Annes-Ker
No date has vet been determined upon for ths
wedding of Count Ladislas szechenyi and M,ss
GLADYS Vanderbilt. IL IS not even settled whether
the ceremony will take place IN New York or at
Newport Much will depend cn the date of the
arrival of the two brothers OF the bridegroom and
their respective wives. The latter play inpor.
tant role in Viennese society. one of them being
a member of the prncely and ducai Franco-Belzfan
house of Caraman-Chimay. and the other by birth
belonging to the princely family of Esterhaxy
They are booked to sail for New York IN tbs be-
ginning of January.
Among the many dances of this week will b
that given by Mrs John Minturn at Sherrys for
Miss Dorothy Tuckerman on Friday; Mrs. Henry
A. Alexander's dance for her debutante daughter
Miss Eleanor Alexander. Thursday. at ths
Colony Club; Mrs. James A. Glover's dance for
Miss Susanna Livingston Glover, at the Hotel
Gotham, Saturday. and the first OF the Metro
politan dances the same evening at Sherrys.
These Metropolitan dances take place under the
management and patronage or MIS- Bayard Tuck
erman, Mrs. F. Egerton Webb, Mrs. John z.
Alexandra and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander and
are specially designed for young girls who Will not
make their debut until next winter. The dances
were formerly held in the ladies' annex Of the
Metropolitan Club
Another dance Of the week Will be the first to b
given by the organization known as ths
Knickerbocker CotilIons which, formed by several
of the patronesses OF the former Thursday Din-
hA ri haTrin s.tr,~
in a measure their place The first OF the series
will be held Thursday at sherry's, under the
patronage OF Mrs. Lewis Cruger HasseI Mrs
Henry Hoyt. Mrs. Hamilton Fairfax and Mrs
George Henry Warren.
Stowe Phelps. who recently returned from his
wedding trip around the world will lead at ths
first dance OF the Senior Cotillons. which, instead
Of taking place originally intended the COL
ony Club. will occur at Delrnonico's January ..
This subscription dance Is designed for young
married women. rather than for young girls or
debutantes, and its patronesses this winter COM
prise Mrs. Grenvile Kane, Mrs T. J. Oakley
Rhinelander. Mrs. James Brown Potter Mrs Al
fred G. Vanderbilt. Mrs. Oliver Hartman and
Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard.
Miss Sarah Livingston. daughter Of Mrs HERNIA,
T Livingston. married at yesterday IN
Grace Church chantry 10 DR.. George Herbert Will
/ Jams. OF F!shkll-on-the-Hudson It small
| wedding. and followed by breakfast at ths
home OF the BRIDES mother. No. 20 Washington
Square North The bride who was given away BY
her brother. John C. Livingston. wore Empirs
gown OF cream coored chiffon broadcIoth. trimmed
with Irish lace. Her hat was OF Irish lace and
was trimmed with white feathers She had no at
| teldants- Frank N. Brinckerhor was the best
man and Herman Livingston was the usher
Mrs Henry s Glover gave a reception yesterday
for her daughter. Miss Harriet c. Glover. at her
home. in West asth street IN ths receiving party
were Miss Ellen H Rogers. Miss Frances Dcksy.
Miss Nina Chisholm. Miss Nathalie L. Bailey and
/ Miss Mary Mason Hasell-
Mrs. James A. Glover also introduced her dargh-
| ter Miss Susanna Livingston Glover yesterday az
ternoon a reception which she at her home.
| IN East 18th street The debutante assisted IN
receiving by Miss Katharine Fairfax. Miss Marion
Bull. Miss Alice Hunt. Miss Barbara slmonds and
Miss Gladys Mumford-
| Another debutants reception yesterday tina:
| given by Mrs. Hubert Vos for her daughter. Miss
Annie Douglas Graham, her home. IN West s7th
street. Miss Eleanor Alexander. Mss Evelyn
| Marshall Miss Ruth Davis. Miss Elizabeth Bertron
and Miss Marjorie whitiock received with the dA-
| butante-
Mrs Cass Gilbert also introduced her daughter.
| Miss Emily F. Gilbert. yesterday afternoon a: q
reception which she gave in her home. IN East 18th
| street
| Mrs John Jacob Astor IS suffering from cod
at her home on Fifth but it Is not OF ser
| Gus nature and she expects TO be out again IN a
few days Her u1other-tn-law. Mrs. Astor. who has
been in poor health for some time past. is much
| improved and in better health than shs has bean
| for several months
| The first OF the Saturday Evening Dances. under
| the management OF Mrs. Charles r. Huntington
/ took place last night at Delmonico's Among tns
patronesses of ,he class were Mrs John Garrison
/ Jaw Mrs E. Morgan Grinnell. Mrs +. Livingston
| Pell Mrs. Edward r. Biddle. Mrs. sacAet' u
| Barclay Mrs. James G. King. Mrs Charles L
| Sands Mrs. L. Jacquelin Smith Mrs Lindsey TAP
| pin and Mrs. Henry Lewis Morris Mrs. hunehe
/ ton was unable to be present, as she Is su1ehns
! from n cold. but the members and guests were ~
ceived by Mrs Grinnell and several OF tas ouo
| patronesses. Dancing. which began early eA11
| promptly at midnight. when supper was Sei'0
lindsey Tappiu led the cotiIIon. dancing alone aa
! the fayors included fancy baskets for the "o4He
| and ash receivers for the men, Among lhe . Il.I
/ bers of the class this year are MISS Eleanor ""
| ridge Miss Joan whltrfdge. Miss Anna V. ois
phant Mss Edna Biddle. Miss Doris Sanforu De
| sell Miss Dorothy Bull. Miss Louise Friua' 80 80
Susanna l.. Glover. Miss Harriet & glover -~ws
| Ruth LanGon. Miss Carlotta Prentss' MISS MISS 30
| Pruyn Miss Eleanor Townsend. Mss Jeann,9 - -
sen Thompson. John A Griswold. HendrlA a I, -
Walden PeIl. Montague Geer. Kinss0ary bs- pr,Iva
| old IandOn. Seth Low Pierrepont' ba'aAu
and Jonathan Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. William Earl Dodge have iei' '0"'
| and gone to Lakewood for the weeA-eha
| Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Chanler are a. 'n' H''
| Gotham for the remainder OF the winter
Lady Victoria Murray daughter of the iats ~.
| of puunore and who Is one OF the leaders :, -
Christian Science movement in England ssN~'
| terday for Liverpool on board the Lus''aaA
Next Thursday night Mrs. Francis r. hnas LII
,,, an,art,i, the members OF the THURSDAY Eve"
fsI,,h fnefr hons