New-York tribune., 1909-02-02
About People and Social Incidents

which the coach horn call was introduced h.,-.
dedicated 70 Mr. Vanderbilt
After the dinner cotillOn was danced lad -
Worthinston Whitehouse. with Mrs Harry Pav,.
Whitney for his partner The favors in one A~,,
consisted of gold heart shaped Iockets fo~ -.
women, while their partners received leather vr,+s
fobs with gold buckles. In another figure the 1yyb
were lowered and the dancers received Co..
Illuminated with electric lights There vvsrs -
Baskets OF lilies-of-the-valey. psrasoIs with hs-s
handles for the women. and ribbons OF Mr. Vs,
dernilts colors and cigarette holders for tas rsn
after the cotion seated supper was served
Among Mr. vanderbilt's guests in addt.ion =.
those already mentioned. were Sir Stewart ara
Lady Constance Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs pe~t
nald- C. Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Gerrv
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Issiiu. Mr.. and Nfrs rs--t.
Iselin. MI and Mrs. Arthur Scott Burdens M s,s
Mrs Frederick NJ Davies. yIr. and Mra Aasts1
Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Gordon Douglas NJ s,d
Mrs James r Deering. Mr.. and Mrs An.o-
Hollingsworth. Mr. and Mrs Stewart WaIkA- NJ
and Mrs. Henry Rogers winthrop Mr ara
Mrs. Richard Wharton. Mr. and Mrs J. s.srI.
Barclay. Mr.. and Mrs. Dsndridga spotsvood D.
and Mrs Smith Hollins McKim Miss E1sano,
Sears. Mrs. Angelica and Miss Mabel Gerry s.i,.
Natalie Knowlton. Miss Vera Gilbert. Miss Beatrice
Pratt. Miss Constance Pratt. W. F. whitehou..
Newtca Rae. Dennie d. Hare. Clinton Gray Hsnr,
Gray, Magistrate Frederic NJ Kerncchan Fraul.lt,
Hoyt, Monson Morris. ". L Oakley. Jay Gould
Bancroft Davis Gilbert Franckiyn and Free-uaa
Smith
Mrs J. Hopkins Smith. jr.. daughter OF Af- ara
Mrs. Paul Morton. gave a dinner last night at tia
home Of her parents. in Park avenue for Miss Ethel
Roosevelt daughter OF the President and NJ.
Roosevelt Among her other guests we're Iadv
Evelyn Grey, Miss Janetta Alexander. Miss Martha
McCook. Miss Josephine Osborn. Buel HoTister,
Seton Henry. Percy R. Pyne. I'd. James A. Blair
jr and Mr.. Lawrence. After the dinner Mru
Smith took her guests TO Maude Adams. Miss
Roosevelt who has been staying with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander. viii leave here fer
Washington to-day.
Miss Helen Taft, daughter OF the President-els-t
and Mrs Taft. also entertained IN town yes-
terday Mrs James B. C1ews gave a tea in t5s
afternoon for her at the St Regis. IN the recsiv-
Ing party were Miss Taft Miss Marjorie Gould and
Miss Anita Peabody
Air. and Mrs. James Lane Emo gave musical
last night at their house. in East e1st street at
which Nine. Destinn sang. A buffet supper fol-
lowed The guests numbered about one hundred.
Mrs Douglas ". Burnhan gave a dance at Del
moncos last night for her granddaugher. Mss
Susan Fish Dresser, daughter Of Mrs Daniel Il
Roy Dresser, one OF the debutantes OF the season.
There general dancing until midnight when a
buffet supper was served This was followed by 4
cotiIIon. led by Alexander VI. Eadden dancing with
Miss Dresser. The favors included Indian baskets
fans picture frames pincushio1s and pencils.
Among those invited were Mr.. and Mrs Walter g
Csurnee jr Mr.. and Mrs RicharG L. Morris Mr.
and Mrs. Allen 2. Whitman. Miss Josephine Osbotn.
Miss Margaret vinsloV. Miss Rosaulond Burr. Miss
Evelyn Witherbee. Miss Beatrice Benjamin. Miss
Helen Peabody. Miss Gladys Munford. Miss Dor
othy Hayden. Miss Mary McKm Wilde. Silss
Elizabeth Winthrop Stevens, Miss Beatrice and
Miss Constance Pratt. Miss Angelica Schuyler
Brown Miss Helen lie Roy Miller, Miss Alice An
derton Miss Cornelia Landon, Miss Carol Harri-
man. Henry r. Beekman. George Wagstan, Hal.
stead Varder Poel. Edmund Fairfax. Frederic
Cruger, Charles Inman, Stanley Fargo and Paul
Hammond
Mrs Cary 7. Hutchinson will give dinner this
evening at the home Of her parents. Mr.. and Ms
Henry F. Dirnock. IN East 67th street
Mrs. James B. Haggin viii give musical this
evening at her house. IN Fifth avenus. Mss Ger
aIdins Farrar and Bonci will sing.
MrE. John z Roosevelt, VIII CIV. a thsatr. party
this stening-
Mrs. Charles NJ. Oelrichs will give smali'dinnsr
dance hits evening at her house, n Madison ave-
nue.. for her daughter. Miss Blanche oelrichs.
Mrs. G. ogilvy Haig Is due to arrive here from
England the end OF this week.
A number ot patronssses VIII entertain at din-
uers .hls evening in connection with the Junior
Cotiilon. which Is 10 be held at sherry's.
Mrs william Evsrard Strong VIII Etvs musical
on Sunday az her house. IN Madison avenue.
Baron Hoenning o'CarroH. consul general OF
Austria-Hungary in New York. has been trans
ferred TO the diplo natic service and appointed
counsellor OF the Austrian Embassy at Toxic. He
left New York few days ago. by way OF Was1-
ingtoa for Japan, to take up his duties thsre
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