New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-04
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

If any doubt remained as 10 whether or
not the season is well under way. IL woult,
be set at rest by the fact that Albert Nor
ris Bagby's musical mornings at the Wal
dorf- Astoria begin tomorrow and that the
Junior cotillonS will have their first dance
of the winter on Tuesday night at Sherry $
There will also be other dances during the
week several weddings and host of recep-
tons teas, luncheons and dinners for the
debutarites who will be present in full force
at the Junior cotiIlou on Tuesday Mrs Ar
thur Murray Dodge is. as usual. in charge
of the management of these dances. and the
list of patronesses this year includes the
names of Mrs. Edward ID. Adams. Mrs.
Waldron and Mrs. Stephen H. Brown. Mrs.
Gorham Bacon Mrs. Robert Endicott. Mrs.
William Allen Butler. Mrs. F. Renshaw
Jones. Mrs Hamilton Fish Kean. Mrs.
Grenville. Mrs. John Innes Name, Mrs III.
Van Rensselaer, Kennedy. Mrs Rowland
Russell. Mrs Woodbury. @. Langion, Mrs.
Thomas Newbold. Mrs. William Church
Osborn, Mrs. George ". Perkins. Mrs.
Charles F. Tiffany and Miss Ada Phipps.
The cotillon will be led by Stowe Phelps.
dancing with Miss Aileen Osborn
Two DAYS later-that is to say, on Thurs
day-Sherry's will be the scene of another
big subscription dance, at which the debu-
tantes of the season will again foregather-
1t is the first of the series OF the Cinderella
dances that in former years have been
managed by Mrs. John s. Barnes and by
Mrs. III. Fairfield Osborn and OF which
Mrs Lewis Cass Ledyard has charge this
winter, Mrs. Dallas Bache Pratt being one
Of the principal members of the COMMITTEES.
The first of the series OF Saturday even
ing dances takes place on Saturday week al
Demonico-s. Mrs. Charles r. Huntington,
who succeeded Mrs. Philip j. Sands in the
mana cement thereof. will be assisted this
winter By her daughter. Mrs. Lindsey Tap
pir. Among the patronesses are Mrs.
Charles Edward Sands. Mrs. John Clarkson
Jay. Mrs. Sackett NJ. Barclay, Mrs. James
"A. Glover and Mrs. L. Jacquelin Smith.
Among the private dances of the week is
that given by Mrs George w. Forsyth al
Sherry's on Friday for her debutante niece,
MS. Middleton s. Burril of Jericho. Long
Island, and Mrs. J, Francis Aoysius Clark
gives dinner dance on Wednesday night
at her house. In Fifth avenue, for Miss
Dorothy Bgelow.
Receptions for debutantes during the
coming week include one Wednesday by
Mrs Alonzo Potter for the coming out OF
her sister. Miss Beatrice Nicholas daughter
of the late Harry l. Nicholas, OF Babylon
Long Island, at her home. In East 54th
street. Mrs. Herbert Sherman has recep-
ton on the same afternoon at her home, In
East 55th street. for her daughter Miss
Elizabeth Sherman.
on Saturday Mrs. Eben Wright has 2
reception for Miss Leta Wright at her
home, in West SD street. and Mrs J. Henry
Dick gives reception for Miss Julia piek
at her home. in the same street Still an
other debutante reception in East sIst stree,
on that afternoon is that given by Mrs
Thomas Town:end Sherman for Miss Emil,
sherman. and Mrs Batch A. Whitlocs hss
reception for Miss Janet Whitlock at her
house. In Park avenue. other receptions
set for Saturday are Those of Mrs. Wal,e,
Watson ~ her nome. I'm Yves, 52d street
and that given by Mrs, A. PAGE Brown fo,
her daughter. Miss Agnes Page Brown a,
the West seth street home of the debu.