New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mrs Rudolph n KisseI gave fancy dress df,.
nsr last night ar her house. In West S1st street
for her daughter. Miss Gladys Kissei. whose
gagement to James Ely Miller was recently
norneed The dinner was followed by informal
dancing The guests were all Young persons. and
those who did not come in costume appeared with
powdered hair Mrs. -Eissel was among the latter
and wore a white satin gown. trimmed with gold.
Miss Gladys Kissel had powdered hair and
a costume OF blue tafeta. trimmed with pink
Miss Ina EcisseI who is one of the debutantss "
the winter was in white with white hair. Miss
Louise Knowlton butterfly. wore blue
silk gown with blue wings her shoulders and
a blue butterfly in her hair Miss Doris WocorT
BisseIl came in Venetian costume OF ivory satin
with the front OF the skirt OF blue satin
broidered with pearls There were unde-sleeves
of blue satin and long white ones as we'll Miss
Bissell d pearl headdresN Mrs O. Hermann
Kinnicutt Empire gown Of black vOls
trimmed with white lace and black velvet, and
large white bow spangIed with silver in her hair
Miss Ellen Rogers appeared as Swiss peasant
IN typical national costume. She wore pink
and white striped petticoat. bodice OF black vel
and a white Swiss cap Miss Lucy G Brown
was in a court costume of the Louis XIV period.
made Of pink and yellow silk. and wore her nair
after the fashion OF that time. The other guests.
some of whom in costume. and many simply
with powdered hair included Miss Kathertns Al
te-burv Miss Helen Coster Miss Priscilla stan
ton Miss Harriet Alexander. Mss Emily Sloane.
Miss Ruth Davis Miss Eleanor Asxauders Mss
Lewis. Miss Rosamond Burr. Miss Beatrice BEN
jaulin James Ely Miller. Charles Miller. g Her
mann Kinnicutt. Francis H kinnicUrt- Malcolm
Sloane r Thornton Wilson Roger Poor. 1Ir
Coffin Edmund Rogers. Chalmers Wood IT. Percy
r Pyne, I'd, Newton Fae. Richard Lawrence, Mr-
Nelson Tiffany Richardson Ccurtlandt 2 Dixon.
Charles Adams. Stewart Waller. Kenneth Scflsy.
Buell. HolIister, Orson Mum and Louis Nontan-
Mrs Casimir de Rham Moore gave small din
mar last evening at her hons. in East 3srn street
Mrs Sanford Bisseu gives theatre party this
evening for her deDutante daughter MISS DoFis
wolcott BisseII 1t will be followed BY supper
NJ their home in East 56th street The young
people will pc cnaperoned by Mrs Schuyler
Schie1elin-
The marriage of Miss Alice Accommodating
- Ashton de Pevster will take place this win
ter in Lakewood but the date has not yet been
decided upon
Miss Gertrude Ciouve-neur Meredith viii be mar
ried the last OF the month 70 J. Osgood Nichois
=, the .chan1ry OF Grace Church Miss karhertns
Meredith will be her maid of honor and her brides
maids viusb be Miss CorneIia Floyd. Miss sophie
Iangdon. Miss Caroline Wen and Miss Maria
Douglas
From Paris comes the announcement OF The mar
-tage there yesterday OF Miss CTeorgetts Folsom
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs George Winthrop F0-
som OF this city and LSnOI. Mass 70 ROBERT
Francis Dillon Fftz GiDbon, OF Lord Justice
Fftz Ciibbon. OF Ireland. The ceremony per
formed by the Rev Dr.. J. B Morgan in Trinity
Church Miss Folsom has several sisters, one Of
whom Miss Constance Folsom, made her DEBUT
couple Of years az a reception given AT the
Cfranercy Park home OF her parents. Her other
unmarried sister Miss Ethelred Folsom whose
time is taken Up with charitable work Her other
sisters are Mrs. Churchill SatterIee, Of Washing
ton. who married son Of Bishop satterlee; Mrs
Edward H. DeIafeld. Mrs. Clark Voorhees, and
Mrs c Sidney HalGht. whose husband. Lieu-en-
ant HaigfI. is stationed at Fort Wingare. View
Mexico. Mr. and Mrs Folsom have a beautiful
country place LenOx, called Sunnyridge, ana X
the lawn OF the latter place that Ben Greer
and his company gave open air performances Of
'As You Like It. for the benefit OF Miss Eths!red
Folsoms Homo for ConvaIescents-
Robert ". Chauler gave a musical at Liov5 War
ren's home, No 1e1 Fifth avenue last evening
which delightful as II was novel Mr
Warren. VINO Is occupying an apartment tins win
ter lent the house 10 Mr.. Chaner for the OCCASION
and the beautiful studio. which has been the scene
of so many brilliant affairs was used N and
Nine. Gilbert sang some old French SONGS and
Jean Gerardy played Then followed The novel,
supper This was prepared by some OF TIE guests
studio on tables. laden al sorts OF things to
convert into appetizng dishes and with them came
Kegs or beer There was music during the supper
oy FTanko's orchestra which played afJsrward
for those cared 10 dance