New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
Aho,,f Peopfe and Social Incidents

debutante OF the winter. viii be her sisters 60,
bridal attendant Tho bridegroom is a son o, NJ
George Gordon Rand, Of Lawrence. Long Isia51
Miss Olive Hitchcock's marriage takes plars =.
Tuesday in the Church OF the Ascension ana -.
ceremony performed By the Rev Percy g r-,..
will be followed by a reception given by tba -
ents OF the bride NIr and Mrs. Oliver N-.I-
Hitchcock OF East 10th street. at the aataI Rr.s
inzhan. Miss Florence Brown viu BE- ths -
bridesmaid and Andrew p. Alvord the best -,
while the ushers will include Gilbert Hitcae7-r
Arthur c. Rounds and Reuben Leslie Maynars
Other weddings IN the near future ara tso,. .
Bsrnon Sheldon Prentice 20 Miss Clare Elr,p,,.
and OF Hamilton Fish Benjamin 20 Hiss F,,r
Louise Bacon. The marriage OF Be-non 9 p
tice. who gave his farewell bachelor dinner la,
Friday night at the Union Club. VIII taxa 49,.
on Tuesday week at the East SD stree, ho,-o !.
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. James " r-r
worth Owing to illness in the family Of ira re-
groom the wedding viii be quiet and far0--,s5 -,
there will be reception Miss GLADYS Vv,+,
bury and Mrs. Reeve schley will be the b-.4af =.
teudants: p Duane Humphreys the best man -,
Frederick F. De Rham. Reeve SchIey Phn,, n
Mills and Lincoln Ellsworth. OF New York 9,.,
Ellis sard, Of Albany. and Robert winsor. os so.
ton, the ushers
Hamilton Fish Benjamin's wedding to Mss sae-,
Will. owing to the recent deaths OF his r,orb.-
Ms. Samuel Nichou benjamin, and Of htz a..
ETrs. Nicholas Fish. be very quiet and lnr1-rnaI :.
viii take place on January 2 IN Trinity Church =
Lenox. Mass. and among those who viii open tssl-
country houses for the occasion are Mrs Vvy,r,
b Bacon. the mother OF the bride; 5Ir au4 n,
George Winthrop Folsom. Mr. and Mrs sans.i
Frothingham and Mr.. and Mrs Frsderick s D.Ia-
field.
Arriving this week from Europe are Nrs v,.
derbilt the Hon Reginald Walsh. British Ca--.f
IN Nav Yorx and I{s brfda al NTa~r-7-a-
daughter OF the Earl OF Home; the Earl os t-zrs-5
whose engagement 70 Mss Beatrice Mills vas A.
nounced last week; Mrs. Henry CIeFs VI s-s
Mrs Anthony DrexeI and Miss Drexel. and NJ
and Mrs. Harry S Lehr- Lord Warwick has ssuss
again FOR England after a brief stay, as havs ss
Lord and Lady NorthcliIe and Lord Ashb--o.
while Lord Hows's brother. The Hon. Fredsnck c
Curzon, and the Hon Charles NJ As--ey. a youuzs-
brother OF Lord Hastings. have left town cor CA-
cago
Count Massizlia, Consul General of Italy. and
Countess MassigIia- gave largely attended rscsp-
tion yesterday afternoon at the Wa-6o-fAstoria 70
meet the italian historian, Professor Fsrrs-o and
Nine. Ferrero- Among those who had received IL
vitations the majority OF whom were present vsrs
Mayor and Mrs. George b Mcclellan, D.. sad
Mrs Nicholas Murray Butler Rear ADMIRAL Good
rich L. S N. Major General Leonard wood Mrs
Daniel ButterdeId Miss Annie Lsary. General and
Mrs. Frederick PiersOn. Albert Morris Bagby sr
Purdon and Lady Clarke. Enrtco Ca-1so. Aessarlr9
Bonci Major General and Mrs Roe. 1I-. and N-S
Seth Low Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Carnegie, Arch-
bishop Farley Mr.. and Mrs william Dean Howel5
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry SeEgma1. 0I-- ard Yrs. James
Stokes, the Consul General OF spain and Ms
Miranda, NJ Gatta-Cazazza. Melville E Stone. Amos
Emo and J. PierpOnt Morgan
The first this season OF the Metropolitan Dances
for girls who have not yet made their debut was
held last night at SherEy's- The parro1essss This
year are Mrs. John z. AIexandrs, Mrs " Bays1i
Cutting. Mrs Richard Mortimer. Mrs. Henry Witt
ney Munroe, Mrs Theodore Freli1gh1ysen. A-z
Thomas NewboId. Mrs Bayard Tucze-ua1 aa1
Mrs. F. Egerton Webb. The guests were recstvsd
by Mrs. Alexandra. Mrs Cutting and Mrs Webb.
The cotiIIon was led By Chalmers Wood. r. ard
was followed by buffet supper
Tho Saturday Evening Dances under TIE maaass-
ment OF Mrs. Charles P Huntington. VII hold AZ
other dance at DelmonicO's on Saturday next
The third OF Albert Morris Basbys musical nlorn-
lngs VIII be held 81 the Waldorf to-mocroT, and
among the artists Will be Nine Des-inn
The Junior League viii give its annual perform
anoe for charity on January q az the Plaza Mss
Carol Hartman is president of the league this ysa-
Miss Janetta Alexander secretary, and MIS- Evelyn
witherbee treasurer. Many OF the deoUta1tss o.
the season will take part n the entertainment
Mrs Joseph sttcknsy sails for Europe on Janu-
ary to spend the remainder OF The winter abroad
Mrs B Ogden ChisoIn VIII give theatre parry
on Saturday for her daughter. Miss WinifTed "
Chisolm-
Mrs William Armstrong Greer VII give sr7a-I
dance for young people tomorrow evening
Mr.. and Mrs GeraIdyn Redmond have closed
their country place at Ttvolt-on-tne-t1udson. anu
at No. soe Fifth avenue for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. E D. Morgan sailed for Europe
YESTERDAY. and VIII remain abroad The greater psi
of the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s Gurnee have returned %
town for the winter from Tuxedo
Mrs Edmund L Baylies gave dinner Lass n-so'
III hsy house. n East sd street
Announcement Is made OF the engagement q A1s
Edith Toms Bell. daughter OF Jared W Ss- .
No. 24S Lexington avenue. 70 William Henry E14'@
of No u East Sd street
Miss Eleanor Fowler made her debut TnurstT
afternoon at a reception given for her y =
mother Mrs Thomas Powell Fowler. at tne1r HolS
No SO East 6Sth street The reception vas roAoNsl
by dinner and theatre party. 70 Faida A''1-
forty young people were invited
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK
rBy Telegraph TO TIE Tribunal
Tuxedo PARK Dec. IA large nur1Los- OF %
ciauv prorainsnt people came out 10 Tuxedo =
day The weather was ideal and the s-elshlns' = =
first of the season. was excellent Skating On = =
small trout pond drew A large number ne W W
sports this year promise surpass those OF IoE
years Parties were our coasting 81 to-day - -
large toboggan slide at the Tuxedo Lake VII !. =
ready as soon as the weather IS cold eno-S1
freeze the lake.
In addition TO the outdoor sports to-day o0-.'
tennis and racquets were IN progress az tae Luh-
Tennis and Racquet Club for the club charpN-
ship