New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
Abouf PEOPLE and Social Ir1cfdent,

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theatre parties and dances organized in their bo.
Mrs Jose Y. dnativia gives dance for her Aan@'
ter. Miss Vera Onativia. at Sherry's on vVed7as
week. and Mrs William BedIow Beekuan bsa
reception for the coming out OF her daughter 19
/ Gertrude Van COrl.andt Beekman. on Nover,b..'
II Mr. and Mrs James r Hayden giving an analo~,~
entertainment for Miss Dorothy Hayden on -
same day. Mrs. Lewis Cass Ledyard has iv,
II invitations for a dance for her daughter ~ w
MurieI Morris. at sherry's on December 9. and M
| lFIenry C. Emmett gives dance also az sha--.~
/ two evenings later for Miss Laura Emrasr w
| Marjorie KingsIand will make her debut at a g
| given by her mother, Mrs. Ambrose KinEsland -
| Sherry's on December IS.
4 Relatively few weddings OF note appear q, -.
programme OF society for the rsw w.sL
Among them IS that OF Miss Evelyn Parzo
/ younger daughter Of Schuyler Parsons and zra,1
| daughter Of Mrs William Barclay Parsons. fr =,
| lAmor HoIlngsWorth. son Of Zachary Taylor "a
| Ifngsworth. OF Boston. which VIII take plae. =
| TSuesday November q. IN St Marks Church :.
Isfip. Long Island. where Schuyler Parsons has -.
| unnmer home The latter Will be the scene q,
/ bre.akfast and reception after the cereuouv ~
Eues:ts being taken from town to Isip and retunaS
| TO the city by special train. Miss Maria Moran
daughter OF Amades Moran, VIII be ths brides ouIr
| attendant.
| Grace Church has been selected by Mn Nr.-.
| Mason fIsseH for the OF her marriazs n
George EfOrwick, eldest son OF Sir Robert Borwok
| o, Berkeley Square. London. Monday Decsr.
her The bride who Is the second dauzb+sr :.
Mr. and MIS- Lewis Cruger HassU and a xr.at-
| Eranddaugrzter OF Mrs. Mary Mason Jones' a cou
spicuous figure in New York society half ceDturv
| ago Will have attendants Miss Helen Cos,sr
| Miss Alice Ctuger HaseII Miss Helen Miller Mia,
| Frances Dicksy, Miss Katharine Hanersley Mis-,
Agnes Iandon and Miss Laura Emmet CeoTrsv
| Berwick who sails next week for New York with
| Sir Robert and Lady Berwick. to attend the we'd
ding will be his orother's best man. and the ushsrs
4 Tel
/ Mason Jones' Oliver IseIin. Stephen Van Reuss,
/ Iaer Charles Stewart Butler. Morris D. Feriz
| Cyril Stephenson and Robert L. Fowler, II. Ths
ceremony Will be followed By reception given FOR
the newly married couple by the aunt Of tho hzda
| Mrs. William E Is>lln- AZ the Colony Cub
still another wedding OF note is that of Mn
| Ethel Cryder and Cecil Higgins on Decenber a.
| the Washington Square home OF her pa-entz Mr
and Mrs Duncan Cry1er. Cecil Higgins Is Of
Henry Vincent Higgins, OF London and srsps1
| OF the present Mrs- Higgins, who was f0rmerfy
| Mrs William Breese. OF New York Fls mother
Mrs William Breess, OF New York. IFS mother wa
tbs late Lady Ifilda Higgins Cecil Higgins arrived
here yesterday with his brother, Rupert HIgsins
| who is TO act his best man, and Il may r.
called that in March he visited New York %
attend a similar capacity his haLf-Eroyhsr VIII
fam l. Breese. on the occasion OF the lattsTs mar
| rage IN ST. Janes's Church % Miss Julia Ksa1
| Fish, second daughter OF Hamilton Fish Mss
! sisters. OF whom IS married TO William wood
ward. OF New York. and the other 70 F. LOthzop
Ames OF Boston. viii make her h0uls IN London
/ after her marriage
Mrs J. Pisrpont Morgan. r.. Nrs. Frank K str-
| Eis Mrs. Herbert l. SatterIse, Miss Anna sands
Mrs. Alfred Wagstaf, IT. and Miss Katharine Gam
/ eron among those who have entered dogs tor
the sixth annual exhibition OF the Toy Spaniel Chm
| Of America on Friday. December / and Saturday.
rF~Tz- a-s7 on rra
OF the Waldorf-Astoria- Il viii BE- followed h1ns-
diateIy By the show OF the French Bulldog Club ot
/ America OF which Mrs Reginald . VanGerhiIt
| Mrs o. H P Belmont. Harvey Ladew and 3l-z
Alfred Wagstar IT, are active members Fallahls
prizes have been offered In considerable quannuss
for both shows. which give promise OF proving
cesses from social well az from canine point
| OF view.
Nine senbr+oh. Mr1s. Destt1n. Mss Ge-aIde1s
FArrar and Emil saue- are among those " 10 WI
appear at Albert Morris Basay's musical mornings
at the waldorf-Astorta, Mondays. December I.
| a. q and 3-
! Mrs. Charles n Coste- and Mss EIs5en Cossar
| will return to town from Tuxedo November "a
| Mr.. and Mrs, Luther Eountze viii close their
country home at NIorr1stovn y =. a. the end q
the month and oonne 70 town for ths season
/ Mrs Albert II GaIIatfn who recently sold her
| house IN Granercy Park and IS at ne New
Western. purposes to sal Tor Europs IN February.
Among those due 70 arrive from Europe this week
| are Mr.. and Mrs John e Parsons and Ms Henry
| CIsws
| Mr.. and Mrs Henry Lansing Wartwsu expect 70
/ arrive in town to-day or to-uorrow from their
country place at Springfield Centre. y + and take
possession OF their house IN East tl street for ths
/ winter.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Cou-tla1d Pended Ef1
/ give the first OF receptions on Tuesday at their
homs. IN Fifth avenue. The second enc VII tszs
| place on the following Tuesday.
Among those seen at the Horse show Madison
/ Square Garden yesterday Er. and Mrs Elisha
/ Dyer. Mr.. and Mrs r. Ambrose Clark, Mr. ard
Mrs John E Alexandra, Joseph Wl5rnsr Mrs
| Walden Peu Miss Kate Cary and Hamilton ~.
/ Cary
THE NEW YORK sENAToRSHIP.
FILLING A GREAT PLACE
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| A great state Ike New York should D. s0s
/ come nearer filing the bin than AR Root
DEMOCRATIC VIEW.
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