New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-22

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson w.
and Mrs. Pembroke Jones. Mr. and M.
Howard Cushing. Mr.. and Mrs. Nrehibs,,
$ Alexander. AR. and Mrs J. Gordo,
Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. William 80.
Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Oakley Rhins-
lander. Mr.. and Mrs Frederick IT. Aue,
Mr. and Mrs. Austen Gray. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Larocque, Mr.. and Mrs Jo4e,b
Widener, Mr.. and AIRS Edmund Randolph
Mr. and Mrs. oliver Gould Jennings. NJ
and Mrs. Clarence IT, Mackay. AIr. and
Mrs. Everett Colby. Mrs. Belmont TiNap--
Mrs. William X Vanderbilt. IT.. Mr..
Charles d. Marshall. ATTs sidney Bflio,
Ripley, Mrs. James -. Ifsssin Miss Mabel
Gerry. Miss Anna Sands. Miss Hsrvfo,
DAILY. Miss Marjorie Gould. Peter C;oelst
Gerry, Robert Walton GOslst. Llspensrd
stewart Devereaux aIilbura. Isabel m
Barney. Theodosius q. Stevens. Gordon
Fellowes. Thomas SiideIL LIovd wsrrs,.
Worthington Whiteh0use louis Biddie a.
Philadelphia; stephen Eikius. r.. Charles
A. Mum. Thomas Ridsewsy. Clement
Newbold. Of Philadelphia; Viscomts "a
PerisHy and COmte de TallyTand PeTizor1
Mrs. Charles S. Guthrie gave a thsa.r.
party last night Tor her niece. Miss Eleanor
A-dlle0hs tuE uFOAfhAtE 0duENNeT OF Ms
John L. Lamson. she took her guests -
the Kniekerboeker Theatre and afteruard
20 5heFrys for suppeg and Informal dane.
ing. In the party we're Miss Helen Alsx-
andre. Miss Laura v. Webb Miss Msrtb.
Bacon. Miss IIlah French. Miss Eleanor
Steele lliss Mgrisl HingsIsud. Miss Doro-
thy HYDE. Miss Audrey Sackett. Miss Cor
nela and Miss Isabel Hoyt. Miss Beatric.
CHafin Jay Gould. Francis and 1Iaurics
Roche. Rowland Davis. AltFed Macy. MAJ
curoch Miller Franklin A. Plummsr. Wal.
ter q. Oskman, IT,. and Harry f. OeFichs
Mrs. WILDER a. BlOodgoOd save lunca-
con yesterday at her home. IN East 5fl
street for Miss Jean Roosevelt the debu-
tsnte daughter % aIr. and Mrs. j. EiH4
Roosevelt. The luncheon was served a
one large table decorated with white Hlacs
smiiax and ferns. The guests. who received
eorssge bouquets Of white hyacinths and
violets. included Sirs. Albert zabgiskis
GRAY. Mrs. Alfred Wagstad. ~, Miss Anne
Bigelow Tracy. Miss Gladys Roosevelt.
Miss Catherine T.. IIamersley. Miss Alics
Gouverneur Kortright. Miss Ruth Adams.
Miss Eleanor Rodenwald. Miss Lesley
Frslerica Pearson. Miss Katharine H. Til-
ford. Miss Vera Bloodgood Miss Mariors
NTOulus MISS lHflfrd Al6cAoDAif alAao AZ
geIa de AcOsts. Miss Anna L. Street Miss
Charlotte lie Roy Glover. Miss elizabeth
l. timer. Miss Marjorie Curtis. MISS Anita
IngersoH. Miss Florence Wysth. Miss Dolly
La MontagRe. Miss katherine HsrTis and
Miss Mildred q. Townsend. During tInen-
con there was music ~ negro plantation
singers in costume.
Mrs. William Scott Pyle gave a yaudsyuls
aud dance last evening az the Hotel
Gotham foT her daughter, Mss Mary Van
derhoef Pyle. The vaudeville. IN which
professionals appeared. took place IN ths
ballroom. and included Oriental dances BY
Niirsah songs by Miss Josephine McCul-
ieush. mind reading By kalda- and several
Scotch songs. At the conclusion OF the per
Torrance supper was served at small tables
in the main restaurant, and dancins fol-
lowed in the ballroom
Mrs Edmund L. Baylis. Airs. ogden
Mills. Mrs. EIhridgs T. Gerry. Mrs. stus
vesant Fish. the MAYER and Mrs NicClci-
Ian. Mrs Clarence H. Mackay, MIS- Lloyd
Griscom. Mrs. W. Orme Wilson and Mrs
Francis X. PendIeton arc among those who
have engaged boxes for the entertainment
ON wednesday evening December .. IN ths
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celebration Of the twenty-hfth snniveTsary
Of the American Economic Association ana
of the American Historical Association.
series of historical tabelaus will De 7re-
sented, the programme including the fol-
lowing subjects. The Home OF Peter stu.'-
vesant l6i7." arranged by Thomas Hast
irss; The Signing Of the Declaration q
Independence" arranged by Mrs Henry "
Bull: John Jay. Minister at the Court q
Louis XVI" arranged by Mrs. Arthur
Iselin; "Chancellor LIVINGSTON Administer
ing the Oath Of once 20 General Washing
ton" arranged BY Mrs. T. Waterbury.
"GouvcrncUT Morris. Minister On rrsnc@
Durius the French Revolution arranged
by Mrs. j. Borden Hartman; The Duel Of
Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr ar
ranged by Mrs. Francis X Penileton;
Election OF Martin Van Buren % the
Presidency" arranged by Mrs. Belmont
Tiffany: Matthew Perry Arriving at IeAo-
hama" arranged By Mrs. Ralph Sanssr'
The Young Author OF The star Spansed
Banner arranged By Mrs. l.. X. Pendle-
ton. and Portrait OF Lady Kitty Duer' ar
ranged by Mrs Clarence Mackay. Pfe-
Ceding the tabeaus the city History club
will show on the stage a typical city his
tory club in actual session. the boz anu
girls being members Of the 81 Nicholas
History club. and there will also Re play
let performed. entitled Nathan Hale.
acted by young people OF the various his
tory clubs.
Admission 20 this historical evening IS en-
tirely by invitation. the committee On charS@
of the affair comprising Mrs. HtioeFne -
Roosevelt. Mrs. IT, Fairfield Osborn, Mrs
,. Borden Hartman. Miss Florence kheti.
Mrs Nicholas Murray Butler and NTs
Robert Able The jubilee meetings OF the
various societies concerned begin on Mon
day next With a luncheon az the MetFopoA-
tan Life Insurance Building. In the evening
President TAFT. Governor Hughes, Mayor
Mcclellan. former Ambassador Joseph n
Choate and the presidents OF Columbia UNI
versity will address tho delegates IN car
negis Hall. The Pvesident, who viii Gems
10 New York especially tor the Monday
night meeting will dine With Andrew car
ne gle aud will return To Washington IN
mediatcly after the meeting IN Carnesis
Hal,
Mrs. J. Allen Townsend will give danes
at the Colony club this eyCnins for her
daughter. Miss Viola Townsend.
Mrs Z. H. Hartman and her daughters
Miss Mary and Miss carol Hartman. haVs
arrived in town Tor few days and are a.
the 81. Regis. Mrs. Willigm X. Vanderbilt
tr also Is al the St Rests for a shcIt