New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Receptions luncheons and dinners FOR
debutsntes are the order OF the day. and
locm large on the programme Of society.
interfering in a measure with the ordinary
round OF hOspitaltiss- The young girls
who are coming out this winter are un-
usually numerous. and this means that t1s
season. though short. will be very festive
For each debutante has naturally many
relatives and friends who are anxious %
give entertainments in her honor aud th.
dificuIty % avoid a clashinE of dates a
very great.
Miss Civilise Alexandra will be presented
20 society Tomorrow afternoon AZ 2 re-
ception given by her mother. Mrs John r.
Alexandra. al her house. I'm West 3sih
street. Mrs. James Terry Gardiner mas A
reception AT the same time AZ her houss
in East 6Sth street for her daughter Eliza
beth, Who is a grandchild OF Bishop DOane
Of Albany. and Mrs. John 3 Auerbach
has luncheon tomorrow at her house. In
West 10Th street for Miss Laura Livingston.
Miss Helen LangdOn. who j. great
reat-granddaughter OF the original John
Jacob AstOr will be launched into the
world of fashion .On Tuesday afternoon At
a reception given by her mother. Mrs
Woodbury. q. LsngdOn. at her house. IN
Fifth avenue Mrs. Henry Coster Emmet
has cards out for a reception. followed b.
a dinner. for Miss Alice KortFight. az her
house. in East I'D street and Mrs. Edward
r. Ladew will give a reception for Miss
Elise Ladew at the Hotel Plaza. In each
OF the aOve cases the hostess viii tsks
her guests after dinner TO the dance Of the
nection with which many other dinners
have been organized. notably one by Mrs.
George Cobb Wilde. at her house in East
sod street Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt 10
managing the Junior CotiIIon this winter
in the absence OF Mrs. Arthur Murray
Dodge. who is abroad. But as Mrs Pratt
happens to be in mourning. the guests will
be received by the following pstronesses.
Mrs Henry a. Alexander. Mrs. Henry
Coster Emmett. Mrs Francis vinton Greene
and Mrs. Archibald Rogers. Other women
Identified with the organization who figure
on the list OF subscribers are Mrs. Georgs
GriswOId Haven. r.. Mrs. Charles Steele.
Mrs. F. Dana Winslow. Mrs. Henry r.
Hoyt, Mrs William r. Beckmsn. Mrs
Grenville Kane. Mrs. Robert Endicott and
Mrs. Edward Livingston BuTrill.
Mrs BurriU has a coming out reception
for her daughter. Miss Eleanor Burria. on
the following day. Wednesday, when Mrs.
Frederick Norton Goddard gives an enter
tainment for her debutante niece. Miss
Elizabeth Love Goodwin. daughter OF NJ
and Mrs. Harold Goodwin. Of Roslyn, Long
Island Mrs. Artemss ~. Holmes has a
theatre party. a supper and an informal
dance at Sherrys for Miss Hiida Holmes
on that evening. and Mrs. Thomas IL.
Barber a reception for Miss Justine Van
Rensselaer, Barber at her house, in East
6sth street IN the afternoon.
Mrs. T.. Cass Ledyard. Mrs. Charles
STEELE Nrs. Robert ". de Forest. Mrs
Henry Fairfield Osborn and Mrs. Cleveland
IT, Dodge are the patronesses who will TO-
ceive the guests at the first Cinderella dance
of the winter which takes place on ThursdaF
evening at Sherry's and AZ which most %
the debutantes will be present EARLIER IN
the dav Miss Anne Kinnicutt Eastman viii
make her first appearance in society ar
reception given by her mother. Mrs. Josepl
Eastman. az her house. IN Fast 10Th street.
while Mrs. Francis Dana Winslow viii have
E reception. followed by a dinner for Mis-
Msrgar"t Winslow In East 10th street and
Mrs Edward Dean Adams reception for
Miss Ruth Adams al her home. in Madison
avenue