New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

Miss Dorothy Walker. Miss Katherine Purdy,
Miss Gertrude Field. Miss Mildred Zclhoefer,
Miss Justine Hibbard. Miss Janet Weir, Miss
Grace Meurer, Miss Edith Smith Miss Julia
Hotchkiss. Miss Mildred Irish. Miss Julia Cui-
bert. Miss Beatrice Van der Nelde Miss Mar
guerite Miller Miss Grace Goodwin, Miss Isa
bel Warner, Miss Grace Van Campen. Miss
Lillian Scrimser Miss Isabel Cooper, Miss Mabel
ISathhun, Miss Hazel Messenger Miss Mae Run
yon, Miss Hazel Stokes. Miss Marjorie Com
miskey. Miss Adele Martin, Miss Bessie Allen.
Miss Ethel Savory Miss Carrie Schuinann.
Miss Edith Field. and Messrs.. Christopher
Swezey. Nathaniel Miller: Cyrus Case. Ed
win Bigelow. stephen V. Hopkins Beck
man Delatour Seneca EIdredgc. Howard
Schoes William Jones. Malcolm Owens Pres
ton Ward Raymond Hotchkss Albert korber.
Otto korber Harrison Starr, Harry Hoyt, Jay
Seymour Belcher. Harold Gill. Laurence Ran
dali Edwin Stillman, Harold Bretz. Harold
Tiehout Julius Schneider. Walter MacCaf-
frey. Daniel Van Brunt Alfred Murphey
Duncan Miller. Ralph Gunther. Frank Col
TnS; , foIter haTI!eH. ChdrIes warden. George
Taylor, Waiter Marvin. Greenman Canda y
Schierenbeck, Percy Smith. Ralph Colezeous
William Powell. Harry Lambert. August Schar-
mann. Arthur Keiscr. Paul Shields. Edwin Bull
winkle, Leonard Cruden. Francis Crafts. John
Davis. Frank Wellington, Vincent Bean and
Frank Norris
Mrs Frederick Neergaard and Miss Jessie
Neergaard will give a reception Monday at the
Barnard Club for Miss Marion Hall White,
whose engagement to William Bigeow Ncer-
gard was announced last week.
Mrs Robert A c. Smith. OF No. II West
t2d street gave reception yesterday for her
daughter. Miss Margaret Smith The Smiths
until recently lived In Brooklyn, They will also
receive Wednesdays. December II and IS.
Mrs. W. Wickham Smith. nee Elsie Carhart
of No. l152 Dean street. has issued cards for
Wednesday. December i. from / until o'clock
Mrs. Henry Clayton Howe was the guest of
honor At a luncheon given recently by Mrs
George c. Howe. TIL" decorations were in pink
The other guests were Mrs. G. II. Never. Mrs.
T. l. Cuyler Howe Mrs. Frederick Richmond.
Mrs. Thompson Paul. Mrs. Walter Clark Howe
Mrs. George c. Howe. ir- Mrs. CorneIia Howe
and Mrs Emma l. Howe.
Miss Isabel Fellowes Ide. younger daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Henry i. Jde, of No oGS Henry
street formally introduced TO society on
Friday afternoon. The receiving party included
Miss Alice Ide. Miss Anna Fries, Of German
town, Penn; Miss Margaret Thompson of New /
Haven. Conn; Miss Jean White Miss Ethel Car /
hart, Miss Esther Low. Miss CAROLYN Putnam /
Miss Florence Walton, Miss Ruth Thurston /
Miss Pauline Mason. Miss Antonette Butler and +
Miss Helen Jourdan. Mrs Ide gowned in I
pale gray chiffon cloth and the debutante was
frocked in white chiffon.
Miss Esther Hope Low youngest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs William Gilman Low of No ~ .
Remsen street. made her debut yesterday after /
noon. Assisting to receive We're Miss Lois Low,
Miss Hariette Low. Miss Jean White Miss
Florence Walton, Miss Alice Ide, Miss Isabel |
1de Miss Carolyn Putnam and Miss Ruth |
Thurston. The reception was followed by Il din !
ner for the receiving party and AN equal num-
her of men, after which they attended the first |
Primrose dance at the Heights Casino
Mrs. Calvin Edwards Hull has opened her
town house. No 531 Washington avenue. and
announces first and third Fridays until May.
The alumni of AdeIphi will give its annual
theatre party at the Montauk on Monday even
ing. January 1:. John Drew. in My Wife" will |
be the attraction. Miss Juliette Hollenbach is
chairman of the committee. which includes Miss
Elsie V. Brunn. Miss Emma Crane, Mrs. Fred
erck c. Truslow and Mrs. f. J. w. Diller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seymour Griffin, Of tho
Hotel Montague, received on Wednesday after
noon and evening. They will also he at home
on Wednesdays, December 4 and IL
The Princeton glee, mandolin and banjo clubs |
will give a concert next Saturday evening in
the Tompiins Avenue Congregational Church. |
The list of patronesses, which is headed by Mrs. !
Andrew Carnegie, includes Mrs. +. NJ Addinse, |
Mrs J. Warren Archer. Mrs W {. Booth, Mrs |
a. Gardiner Cooper, Mrs. Joseph w. COnking, |
Mrs l. X Funk. Mrs. Edwin a. Fitch, Mrs. f. a. |
Fay, Mrs George w. Hebard, Mrs Arthur +. |
Hebard. Mrs. Henry NJ Heath, Mrs. T. J. |
Iickok. Mrs. Alfred f. Ives Mrs. George Win
AIarsland. Mrs. Clinton V. Meseroe, Mrs. George |
w. Oakley, Mrs. Spencer d. Pratt Mrs. John J. |
Iienhardt. Mrs. Edward c. Stebbins. Mrs. Her !,
bert X. Twitchell Mrs. Wright S. Travis, Mrs. /
Bernard H. Voght Mrs. Herman w. Vaughan, |
Mrs. Macy McGee Waters. Mrs Cornelius DeIano |
Wood and Mrs. Charles o. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nilsson Lowry returned
from Europe last week on La Provence
Mrs. Eugene Lascelles Maxwell returned from
Maxwell Hail. at Glen Cove to her town house.
No 130 Eighth avenue, Friday. Her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Grant
Geddes, will spend the winter with her.
The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth NJ. Johnston
and Albert Daniel Washington took place on
Wednesday evening at the home of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Barlow Johnston
No. 425 Fr3nklin avenue. The matron of honor |
was Mrs. Charles Bingley Hobart sister of the
bride The bridesmaids were Miss Lillian King
Miss AIillcent Rider Miss Claire Smith Miss |
Julia Mcnamara Miss May Smith, Miss Kath-
ryn Cubberly Miss Florence Tag and Miss Elsie |
Raczek. The best man Charles B. Hobart |
The decorations were in pink and white
The first OF the midseason dances took place
AT the Heights Casino Friday evening under
the patronage of Mrs. Glenworth Reeve Butler
Mrs. Thomas NJ Carr. Mrs. Joseph b. Cousins
Mrs Alexander G. Howe. Mrs. Charles f. Hotcb- |
ilic~. Mrs Esenci4 ". .uoorA and Mrs. C,harles |