New-York tribune., 1909-02-03
About People and Social incidents

Foxhau P. Keene. Mr.. and Mrs J. Russsu =,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Woodward Mr. an. ~
J. Norman de r. Whitehouse. Mrs F,rs,sri., ia
son. Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry Warren NJ ar
Mrs. J. Lee Taller, Colonel and Mrs Vvfrfs- sla
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick " Whitridge NJ 80, -,
Mrs. Richard Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs Ta,, ald
Potter Mr.. and Mrs Arthur IseIi1 Miss N.,.Is .
KnOwlton. Miss Martha McCOok Ers5ira -
Elisha Dyer. William O'D. Iselln and Nrars5s,r
Kernochan.
Mrs Charles NJ Oelrichs gave a small -
last night at her home. in Park svenue -,
daughter Miss Blanche OeIrichs one Of the -
tantes of the season. Mrs Oelrichs and ~,
Blanche Oelrichs are booked to sail for F,,,r,- -
Saturday. and viii be accompanied on tbeir -
abroad by Mrs. Oelrichs's sister, Mrs Theodo- =
Havemeyer. who has been spending so1,a -
In New York Among Mrs Oelrichs's guests -,
night Miss Carol a. Hartman. Mss Jans.-.
Alexander, Miss Helen Coster Miss Sar,5 -
bins Miss Dorothea Kane Miss Constance y W
rem. Seymour Johnson. Percy r Pyne "a So
don Whitehouse, Lydg Hoyt. Newton Ras. ~,
Minturn NJ Orme Wilson. jr-. and William en-
Isein. Informal dancing followed the dinner.
The last OF the Junior Cotillons was hal, :.
Sherry's last night. the guests being received h.
Mrs. Arthur Murray Dodge and several OF -
other patronesses. The cotilIon. which was 1sncas
before supper. was led by Stowe Phelps. WIN b.S
Miss Janetta Alexander for his partner The favo.
included travelling hat stands. large parchment en-
veIopes with old French notices and deco,z4s5
with Louis XIV effect for the girls and bookua-t.
and memorandum pads for the men. seated su5-
per was served after the dance
Among those who gave dinners IN counscuo,
with the cotillon. to which they afterward took
their guests, were Mrs ". Milligan Sloane Mn
Warren Delano. jr.. Mrs James NJ Duane a.S
Miss Gertrude Cheever.
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Cary T Hutchinson. at the house OF her rsrsnt.
Mr. and Mrs Henry F. Dimock. IN East s0th straat.
by Mrs. c. c. CuyIer. at her home. in East %
street; by ]. Hampden Robb and Miss Corneia
Van Rensselaer, Robb at their house. on Park ave-
nue. and by Mrs Benjamin Lymon Ludington. WIN
entertained at the St Regis the wedding party o.
her daughter. Miss Helen Ludfngton whose mar
rage TO John Charles Powers takes place to-mo~
row afternoon at her home, in East 69th street
Mrs John Ellis Roosevelt gave theatre varv
last night for her daughter Miss Gladys Roosevelt
followed by a supper at her house. on Madison avs
nue.. Among her guests were Miss Margaret Roosa-
Welt, Miss Mary Sturgis, Miss Jean Delano, Mss
Helen lie Roy Miller. Miss Helen Rives Miss Janet
Townsend. Miss Ellen Rogers, Miss ILaude Shsv-
herd Miss Ruth Wales George and Nicholas Rocss
welt. Gerald HOllins, Hamilton Hadden, FranEHu
PIummer. NJ. Taylor Pyne, jr.. and Snowden Fahns
stock.
Lord and Lady Grenard sailed yesterday for Cher.
bourg on board the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. and
will spend few days In Paris before proceeding to
London, where they have taken Dartmouth House
in Berkeley Square, for the season Among their
fellow passengers were the Baroness Speck von
Sternburg the widow Of the German Aulbassador
at Washington; Baron Won Riehthofsr secretary
OF the German Embassy to the United States; Mr.
and Mrs Ernesto G. Fabbri, and Charles D. Wet
more.
Mrs George Winthrop Folsom gives dinner tbs
evening at her house, in West 54th street. for Esf
son-in-Iaw and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Francis Dl
Ion FitzGIbbon-
Mrs. Stephen H. Brown gives This evening ba
uasqus for Miss Angelica Schuyler Brown, al h-
house. in East 10Th street. and another eatsrtat-
ment scheduled for to-day IS that organized at ths
Berkeley Theatre this evening for the benefit Of the
ChrystIe Street Home for Men and Boys. Il VII
take the form Of an illustrated lecture BY John
Colby Abbott the subject Of the OF TIA
Court OF Versailles. and will be supplemental By
her representation OF rete-chaIuPetre AZ the Cou5
OF Versailles. with the participants playing tie
games dancing the dances and wearing the cas
tunes of IVA. Miss Helen Morgan, Miss AgnesLa1
don Miss Eleanor Townsend, Miss Kathertls Duane
and Miss Angelica Church. well as Miss ANY
schermerhorn and Miss Edith Jay. viii take part
in the AFFAIR. the patrOnesses OF which include Ms
Ledyard Stevens, Mrs. Albert Ga-latin. Mrs san
ueI c. Van Dusen. Mrs Edward McVickar and N-1
Philip Rhinelander-
As Miss Blanche Oelrichs is sailing for EuT07s
on Saturday the role of Molly Malvern. which sas
was TO have filed IN the musical comedy entasi
That Girl O Mine to be giveu by the Junior
League al the Plaza on February Is and i. Ell @
taken by Miss Dorothy Niere-snith- Others N ils
cast include Miss Carol A Hartman. Miss Josspa'