New-York tribune., 1909-11-30
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

NEW YORK SOCIETY.
Mrs. IOhn r. Alexandre gave a rsc.,.,.-
yesterday afternoon at her house. Ma .
West 3sth street. 20 introduce her dausb,.-
Miss Civilise Alexandra. Receiving ,,.t
the debutants were Miss Lillian Endioa'-
Miss Laura Y. Webb. Mss Barhar,..
Greene. Miss Virginia Al.xanst,.. NJ
Frieda Pearson. Miss ZeIina T C;srk. M,.'
Eleanor BurriH and Miss Jeanne King
Another de5utante reception OF yestsrs,.
was that given BY Mrs. James Terry Ca
diner at her home. No. Al East s5th s,r...
for her daughter. Miss Elizabeth G. Cara
ner. a granddaughter OF Bishop Soans :,
Albany. Assisting IN receiving wer. "a.
debutante's sister. Miss Anne T. Gardinsr.
Miss Anne Tracy. Miss Josephine Osbo-,
Miss Katherine Garrison Chaplin. Miss R...
trice Flagg. Miss Eleanor Crosby. NJ,
Harper Sibley. Miss Anne v Olyuhar-
Miss Eleanor Brannan. Miss Janet Tow
send Miss Margaret Townsend and NJ.
Justine v. r. Barber Mrs. Gardiner Nm
give a dinner this evening for her dausb,s,
and will afterward take her guests on :,
the Junior COtillOn at Sherry's shs u1,
LAT.
take the party on TO the Cinderella Dance
Mrs. Joseph S. Auerbach gave a srnzu
luncheon yesterday at her home. IN Ea.,
10th street. for Miss Laura Livingston
Mrs. Elsie French Vanderbilt. accou,..
MED by her son. William Henry Vanderbn,
arrived in town yesterday from NewDor,
c.
Europe tomorrow on board the Mauresani,
and will spend the winter in Berlin. whers
she has taken house. she will return 10
New York early in the summer and 20 a
Newport for the season
The first dance of the season OF the Junso-
Cotnlons takes place this evening az sb.r.
rvs under the patronage OF Mrs. Dara.
Bache Pratt. who. however. will nor NJ
present. as she is IN mourning: Mrs. Henri
A. Alexandra. Mrs. Archibald Rogers. NJ.
Francis v. Greene. Mrs. Henry Coster En-.
met and others. Many dinners Will be give,
previous 10 the dance. 10 which the hos,-
esses viii afterward take on their guests
Mrs. Woodbury. G. IangdOn. who viii give
a reception IN the afternoon FOR her dauzh-
ter. Miss Helen Montgomery Langdon. win
follow il with a dinner and afrerward tak.
her gnests on TO Sherry's. Others givinz
dinners are Mrs. Lindley Hoffman Chapin
Mrs. George Cobb Wilde. Mrs. Henry n
Emmett and Mrs. Gardner Stowe Pbelp,
will lead the cotillon. with Mss Eleanor
BurrtIl for bis partner.
Mrs. Frederick g. Bourne will sivs a 70
ceptiOn at the Plaza this afternoon for her
daughter. Miss Marjorie Bourne
Announcement has been made OF the en-
gagement of William Phillips. until racantlv
Third Assistant Secretary OF state and now
first secretary OF the American Embassy in
London, TO Miss Caroline Astor Dravton
only daughter of j. Coleman Dravtou and
OF Mrs. George OgiIvy Haig and grand
daughter OF the late Mrs William Asto-.
under whose chaperOnage she made her
debut IN New York William Phillips is
grandson Of Wendell Phillips.
Lady Coleridge. widow of the Lord Che,
Justice OF England. has arrived in New
York from Southampton with her sister.
Miss Barring LawfOrd. They are al the
Wyoming for two or three weeks before
leaving here for the West This Is Lazy
Coleridge's first visit 20 America since 1Na
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald ROnalds have
leased from Francis Burton Harrison f1r
one year his house at No. SIC Fifth avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Townsend Burden have
sailed from Europe for New York on board
the KrOnprinzessin CeciIe and are due
here this week.
Mrs. W. GOadby Loew viii give a dinner
on December 9 at her house. in Madison
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Spencer Morris r.
turned TO New York yesterday from Chi
csgO-
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Rockefeller viii re-
turn to town from Cleveland tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scrtbner arrived u |
town yesterday for the winter from Their
country place at Morristown. n. J.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence ri. Mackay viii r.
turn to the city from ROslyn. Long Islsnt'
on December T.