New-York tribune., 1908-01-15
Abouf People and Social Incidents.

this winter with few of the older girls. and. Of
course the men vino usually attend these affairs.
The patronesses received their guests ID the re-
ception room adjoining the large ballroom. Mrs
Ernest Iseln taking the place Of Mrs Adrian
IseIfn whose guests she cFraperoned. There
several other married people present. including
Mrs Coster-s son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs Lewis s. Morris: Mr. and Mrs. David Wss-
staff Charles %. Dfckey r. ID. Morgan and Archi-
bald $ Rogers. The dinner was served in tbs
large ballroom small tables and afterward the
room was cleared for dancing, the guests in ths
mean while adjoUrping 10 the reception rooms AMI
smoking rooms. Monson Morris led the cotilion.
which was danced about 10 O'Clock The favors
consisted OF tsmbourines. jeweiled mun chains
small calendars and baskets Of flowers for the
girls while their partners received memorandum
books cornicaI pipes. small tamoourfnes and
boutonnieres The cotaon followed o.
buffet supper. Some of those who accepted invita-
tions the dinner were Miss Eleanor Alexander.
Miss Harriet Alexander. Miss Frances Alexander.
Miss Helen Alexandra. Miss Nathalie LOriIlard
Bailey Miss Deborah Brock. of Philadelphia: Miss
Lucy G. Brown Miss Laura Chanler, Miss Eliza
beth Cutting Miss Mildred Carter. Miss Helen
Coster Miss Margaret Dix. Miss Frances Dickey.
Miss Lucy Dodge. daughter of Mrs Lionel Guest:
Miss Frances Fell, of Philadelphia. Miss Paulins
French Miss Julia Hoyt, Miss Theresa Iselin Mss
Louise Iselin. Miss Lydia Mason Jones. Miss Ina
Kissel Miss Ethel Kingsand. Miss Anzonela
Kane Miss Linda Morgan. Miss Helen Morgan,
Miss Starr Miller. Miss Beatrice Mills. Miss Lucy
Margaret Roosevelt, Miss Margaret Steward. Miss
Katherine Steward. Miss Emily Ssoane, Miss NIL
dred Sherman Miss Irene Sherman. Miss Con-
stance Warren Miss Joan Whitridge. Miss Dorothy
whitney. Miss Dagmar WetmOre, j. Henry Alex
andre ir Etienne Allard. Kenneth P Budd.
Ogden Mills Bishop Eliot Cross. C. De Lancey
Coster James D'wolfe Cutting, Frederic de Rham.
Stuyvesant Fish, jr, John Clinton Gray, jr, Robert
Walton GoeIet Erskine Hewitt, Lydig Hoyt, Buell.
HoIIister Emmett Harris. O'DouneH Iselin. Phenix
Ingraham Bradish c.. Johnson. Marshall Kerno-
chan Stephen Landon. Robert lie Roy. J. Couper
Lord Julian Peabody. Percy r. Pyne, I'd. Roger
Poor Francis Riggs, Rae II. Rogers, Harry Pei
han, Robbins Thomas SIids1, Malcolm Sloane. H.
Walter Webb, George Wagstaf. H Coster Wilmer
ding worthington Whltehouse. Sheldon White
house William F. Whitehouse, jr., Chalmers Wood.
tr orne Wilson, jr-. Thornton Wilson Lanisr
WinsIow George Woolsey and Murray Young
The marriage of Miss Judith ". Dousnan.
daughter of Mrs n. Sturg1s Dousnan, TO sannuei
T sktdmore will take place to-day in the home os
the BRIDES sister. Mrs Arthur F Cosby IN F1''n
avenue
Mrs Charles r. Alexander will give dinner this
evening at her home in West 5sth street
Miss Marguerite Pierson gave dinner last nisat
for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Astor Brfs'sd-
Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane. who spent
The ereater part of last week in Washington. have
returned to town
Mr. and Mrs Rutherfurd SruyVesanr are oooseo
to sail for Europe to-day. They will spend the re
nainder OF the winter in Paris
Fritz KreisIer will play and Emilio de Gosorza
will sing at the meeting of ths Thursday Evening
c,Iub Tomorrow night at eherry's. Charles Z.
Sampson will be the host
Miss Evelyn Van wart gave reception N the
state department of the WaldorfAstorta yesterday
afternoon She Is granddaughter OF the late Mar
shall o. Roberts and has made her home IN London
for the last few years