New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06

E-5gs- Shepherd has one on the came evening A. -
bo,sa in East s9th for the coming out OF -
dau0hter Miss Laude Gwynne Shepherd pt.-.
~ Mrs Vanderbilt. On Saturday the Saturdsz
evening Dancing Class. the oldest organization J,
itq kind in New York having been founded aln,o,,
a quarter OF a century ago by Mrs J. Philip Sand.
will give It's first entertainment OF the season a.
DaIuonlco's under the direction OF Mrs Charles r
t1,ttre,ton Mrs Frederick ". Whitridss has -
afternoon musical or Tuesday az her house. In Eas,
nth street and On wednesday Mrs J. B. A C!a-s
ef-es a. reception with music at her house IN East
3atb street on which occasion Miss JOseDhins N,.
C,,uough a new dramatic soprano. VIII zaAks h.r
debut
Announcement Is made OF the snsassmsat 4
Miss Aptoinette Hewitt. third daughter OF Mr.. Gra
Mrs Robert Hewitt to James z. Eads Swtczsr q
chicago a grandson Of the late Captain EA6s q.
New Orleans jetties fame James switzsr va
graduated from Harvard five years ago Among
the sisters Of his 9ance are Mrs Robert A seEaa
and Mrs. z. Somervills Jaffray-
Another engagement IL that OF Mss Eatnz-+as
Yoakurn elder daughter OF M and Mrs Beatazsz
r yoakurn Of East S7th street 20 Psucfns Fos-
dick son OF Mrs. Charles A Childs BY a fornsr
marriage grandson OF the late Balnor1dse : CiAE4
and a graduate OF Harvard class OF o.
Charitable entertainments usual al thls ssGsss
OF the year como IN for considerable share q
attention by society Thus on wednesday afssr>
noon Mrs z. H Hartman. Mrs Henry Parish, =,
Mrs Richard and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer. Nrs. z
Van Rensselaer, Kennedy. Mrs Frederick Ecsy.
Mrs Moses Taylor Campbell and 2 number Of As
debutantes Of the winter viii hold a dol sale az
Sherrv's In behalf OF the Home FOR Convalesc=t
Babies at Seaclfn- The dolls IN almost every
have been dressed By the women Interested In tas
organization assisted and advised By several o. d
leading rnodistes Of New York and VIII consrS1a
exhibitions OF the most Up-tO-dats fashion
Another entertainments OF the nature VII y
the vaudeville and Christmas bazaar at Sherrys
Saturday next for the benefit Of the Maternity Eos
initial II IS TO begin at 10 o'clock In the morning
and last until 10 in the evening. and vii inclrdss
Punch and Judy show and other featured Thas
taking part will be Mrs William Barclay Pars11
HRS Theodore Douglas Robinson. Mrs " Piersn
Hamilton, Miss Nora IseIin. Mrs J Gordon Doug
las Mrs Charles Steele Mrs Arthur Iselin nd
Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden
Still another engagement announced Is that 4
James Mcvickar. grandson OF the late E S. Jarray
and son Of Mrs. Herman P Tape by her first h1s-
band, the late James NCvickar. and Mrs John
Horner, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Isaac Z Ensr~
son. Of Baltimore, sister OF Mrs Smith HoIins No
KIM and who obtained a divorce from John Hor-
ner some time ago. The wedding VIII take placs
on January 4 at the Plaza where Mrs Homer Il
spending the winter with her sister. Mrs Mckin-
Mrs Frederic J. de Peyster's house Fl East stA
street will be the scene OF a sale IN behalf Of the
Seamen's Benefit Society "Wednesday afternoon
next Mrs. Alfred Wagstaf and Miss Kingsand
Will assist Mrs Peyster. and among The officers
and members Of the society who VIII take part n
the affair VIII be Mrs q. A Lung. Miss Katharins
Ieverich Miss Augusta De Peyster. Mrs woodbury.
G. Langdon Mrs. Herbert L satte-lee. Mrs. Ed
rnund L. BayIies Mrs Thomas NewboId and Mrs.
GrenviIle winthrop
Miss Geraldine Farrar. court cantatr+ce 70 ths
Emperor and Empress Of Germany Emil SAVER and
Victor Herbert and his orchestra figure on The pro
Eramne Of the first Of Albert Morris Bagbys MI
steals which takes place tomorrow. soon aftsr u
O'Clock. at the WaldOrf-Astorfs-
Countess MassigIia wife Of the italian Consul
General has Issued cards for reception at ths
Waldorf storfa on Saturday afternoon. Decer1oer
10 TO meet Professor Ferrero, the eminent italian
historian and Nine Ferrero, daughter OF Professor
Lonbroso. who are to spend a portion OF this week
at the White House the guests OF the Presden-
and Mrs Roosevelt. Countess NIassiglia recently
returned to New York from Italy, and Is again
spending the winter with the count az No 10 VEST
sOth street.
Mr.. and Mrs T shaw Safe sailed yesterday tur
England on the Cedric
Mr.. and Mrs William Pierson Hamilton haps
returned from sterlngton FOR the winter
Mr. and Mrs Cleveland H DODGE and Miss Eliza
beth Dodge leave town for Washington tomorrow.
Mrs David Thompson has issued Invitations Tor .
dinner at her house IN East 18th street on Wenss-
day next in honor OF Sir Robert and Lady Berwick.
who in New York for the wedding OF their son
and Miss Mary Mason Haseu tomorrow in Gracs
Church
Mrs Frank Y. Burton gave a reception yesr.r-
day afternoon her home IN East 18th street. 70
introduce her daughter. Miss Catharne Sayrs
Burton The debutante was assisted in receiving
by her sister. Miss Burton; Miss Julia Loonis
Miss May Weatherbee. Miss Edith Brooks. Mss
Florence Burton. a cousin: Miss RosaIle R0usy1
Miss Helen Peck. Miss Louise Freeman and Mss
Dorothy Ruxton- Mrs Birdseye Brakeman Lewis
and Mrs John A Logan. If. were at the tea ta5.a
The reception was followed by dinner
Miss Elizabeth Hare Powell made her debut st
a reception which her mother Mrs Robert J. Hars
Powell, gave for her at the Hotel Gotham. IN ths
receiving party were Miss Joan Vhit-idSe Mss
Janet Kissel. Miss Beatrice and Miss Katha-fns
/ McCook. Miss Anna Robinson. Miss Bessie ard
Miss Edith Hewitt. Miss Eleanor I4ndley. Mss
/ Mary Sturgts and Miss EsteHe Crosby. Mrs =
| Kennedy Tod received with Mrs Powell
| Another debutants reception OF yesterday rss
/ that given by Mrs William AyrauIt Eaza-d fer
/ her daughter, Miss Jessie A Hazard ar her hone
In East 6oth street Assisting the debutauts in -
celVing were Miss LeOnie Alexandra Miss F1orsrca
/ Burton. Miss Dorothy Hayden Miss Emily Potter.
| Miss Cornelia Hoyt, Miss Benjamin and Mss Car
I trude Slocun-
/ Mrs. Colin Macrae Ingersou introduced ssr
| daughter. Miss Theresa Y de r. InEersoG az i
ception which she save yesterday afternoon az her
! home in East 50Jh street In the receiving parry
| were Miss Margaret WiusIow Miss t,o-relia Ian
4 don. Miss Marjorie Gould. Miss Evelyn Withe-bss
| and Miss EStelle Crosby Mrs. Robert Hager and
Miss McAuister were at the tea table. The recsG-
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