New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
NEW YORK SOCIETY,

Mrs. Vanderbilt gave large dinner-sanc. ,,..
night at her house, at Fifth avenue apS -
street. for Miss Maude CiwynnA Sbs1ba-s -
debutante daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs WIlfan, p
gar Shepherd number of dinners were viv.
IN connection with the affair. among the hostassa
being Mrs. Vanderbilts daughter Mrs z,r-
Payne Whitney, and Mrs Payne Whitney rr,
later took their parties on to the dance "a --..~
Mrs. Vanderbilt had invited a number oS .Ads
tional guests. making between three hunsrAa 80
four hundred in all At Mrs. vanderhlrs horI.
the guests were seated at two large tables aAco
rated with red roses. while in the halls ana h,r
room lilies, roses and palms were arranged Sf-
vanderbilt. assisted by the debutante. received r.
guests in the salon The cotillon was led bv
Worthington Whitehouse. who had Miss sheuh.-5
for partner. and the favors included silver no--
elites for both men and women also sashes Ior,.
XVI bags and big flower hats for the vorr.r
while their partners received Louis XVI cana,
rustic hats and bows. The cotillon was folo-va.
by a supper. served at small tables IN the df,i,
room. the breakfast room the 57th street sds
OF the house. the Moorish room and the stone han
The music was furnished by Franko's orchestr.
and Sherry's viennese orchestra.
Mrs B. Ogden Chisom gave theatre party Iast
night for her daughter. Miss Nina R. Chisolr
The guests, who were all young people. were chap
eroned by Mrs. Chisolm and Mrs. Samuel Sloan
and after attending the performance Of Miss
Maude Adams were taken TO Mrs. ChisoIms nor,e
in East Ssth street. for supper and Informal
dancing.
Mrs. John Duncan Emmett will give dlunsr
this evening at her home, Madison avenue FOR
Archbishop Farley. The dinner Will be followed
by music for which a number OF additional guests
have been invited
Miss Margaret Syrnes Scott. daughter Of Justics
and Mrs Francis NJ. Scott. viii BE married this
afternoon to Joseph r. Truesdale in the Church
of the Epiphany. Canon Frederick G. Scott os
Quebec assisted by the rector. the Rev. Dr. VIII
will be followed by a reception az the home Of
the brides parents. on Park avenue
Mrs. William BayIis will give a luncheon TO-DAY
for her niece Miss Edith A Brooks the debutants
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Walter Brooks in ths
Metropolitan Club Annex.
Another luncheon to-day will be that Of Nr.
A Duane PelI at her home. on Fifth avenue for
and Mrs Livingston Crosby. also debutants Of
the season.
Albert Morris Bagby's musical morning az IN.
waIdorr-A Astoria yesterday marked by one OF
the largest and most brilliant audiences OF the
season. the attraction being Caruso and Victor
Herbert and his orchestra Nine Tetrazzinl vii
sing next Monday. Among those present vers
ingston. Mrs. William 3. OsgOOd Field. Mrs.
Charles B. Alexander. Mrs. Oliver Hartman. Mrs
William Fuller Miss Gertrude Sheldon Mrs. Lewis
Cass I.edyard. Mrs William Watts Sherman and
the Misses Sherman. Miss Louise Ward McAlls
ter, Mrs. Edmund L. Baylls, Mrs William jay.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. Mrs Elliott T. Shepard,
Mrs John E Parsons Mrs. John r Drexel. Mrs.
James Speyer and Mrs John H Hammond
Mr. and Mrs George r D. Schiefelin returned
to town yesterday from Morrfstown. y. J.. and
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Scrtbner
for the remainder OF the winter.
Mrs Pembroke Jones viii give a dinner on jan
uary 2s at her home, I'm West 5lst street
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Gould Jennings have taken
possession Of their home, No. East I'D street.
for the winter.
Miss Cecily I. Sheldon daughter OF James Shell
don and John Clinton Work, a naval architect OF
Oyster Bay Long Island, took out marriage l.
cense at the City Hall yesterday. They are TO %
married on Thursday. Miss Sheldon lives Win ner
mother. Mrs Warren Sanford Adams. No. 10 East
sSth street