New-York tribune., 1910-01-02

Harkpess, Miss Florence Hegenlan, Miss
Edith Kneeland, Miss Jenkins, Miss Mary
butcher. Miss Stutzer, the Misses ByrRe,
Mrs Edward Hinman, Mrs. Irving T.
Snaith, Mrs. Wendell p. Cotton. Miss
Matthew. Miss Ethel ]. Palmer and Miss
Bertha Benedict.
Miss Eliza Zabriskie gave a card party
on Wednesday evening for Miss Maria Dit
mas Lott and her fiancA, Donald McCul-
Tough Hills.
Mrs. Frank r. Smith Jones and her
younger daughter. Mrs. Clarence F. Wes-
tin, of No. 790 St Marks avenue has
issued cards for Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoons, January and 3. from until
c o'clock.
Mrs. Clarence W. Seamans and her
daughter, Mrs. Robert 2. Loomis. will re-
ceive at No 7S9 st. Marks avenue on
Thursday from until { o'clock
Mrs. Mary Gray Lefferts and Henry
Claus were quietly married on Tuesday at
the Hotel Belmore by the Rev. Dr. Will
lam Morrison Mrs. Lefferts was the
widow of John Lefferts, jr.. of FIatbush
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus are to live at Ell Paso,
Tex. where Mr.. Claus has large ranch.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Thomas Young
Crafts gave reception at the Heights Ca
sino to introduce her daughter. Miss Mil
licent Crafts. Assisting them to receive
were Miss Grace Maxwell of Rye, \. Y:
Miss Edith Duntanl. of Manhattan Miss
Katharine Williams. Miss Irma Gratz, Miss
Gladys Storey and Miss Louise Higgins
dinner
equal number of men journeyed to Man
haitian to see The Silver Star" and after
the play they had supper at Sherry's The
men invited were GeoffreY Dwyer. Robert
Wfllets, Ralph Baggs, Mercer Williams,
Albert Higgins, Irving Green and Ratford
English. Mrs. Crafts wore jet robe over
green satin. and Miss Crafts was Eowaed
in pink chiffon over white satin.
Mrs. Alden S. Swan. of No. IS9 Colum-
bia Heights, has recalled the cards for her
bridge parties next week because of illness
in her family.
Announcement has just been made of the
engagement of Miss Edith G.. Ross. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William G; Ross of
NO 59sA Hancock street, and Edward Jo-
seph Gilmore, son of Mr.. and Mrs William
Mrs Joseph f. Owens had a box partv at
the knickerbocker Theatre Wednesday for
her daughters. Miss Edith Owens and Miss
Olive Owens. The guests were Miss Mar
garet Homans Miss Helen Maitland. Miss
Margaret Lanning, Miss Marguerite Heath.
Miss Nina Maresi. Miss .Florence Bierwirth.
Miss Katharine Farrell. Miss Kate McIn-
tyre and Miss Frances Tierney.
Miss Bessie Sparrow, daughter Of John r.
Sparrow Of No. ass East 18th street. Flat
bush. made her debut Thursday at the con-
Ventional afternoon reception, between the
hours of and Z. Gowned In white chiffon
over PINK, she was presented by her amt
Mrs. William j. Anderson, who tofe white
embroidered net and Mrs. Walter S. Wolf.
who was attired in white creme 10 rh,r-
They were assisted by Miss Harrie, Hutch,
inson. Miss Josephine TurnbulL Miss
Pauline Scott, Miss Esther Consdon, Miss
Jean Marks. Miss Louise Schmidt and Miss
Ella Ackersop. "A dinner dance fofIow.d
the reception. The men invited for the din
ner were Dean Anderson. Charles Graham
Edwin Halstead, Charles johnson. John
Turpbull, Herbert Bohnet, J. F.. Parsons
and Robert Sparrow. The house was 1ec
GRATED with pink and white roses. palf,s
and ferns.