New-York tribune., 1910-11-27

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and on the same evening Albert Eugene
GaIiatin will entertain a large party a.
dinner at Sherrys-
Mrs. ]. s. Auer0achs dinner dance A.
Sherry's Friday will. according to all
indications. prove the most important on
tertainment OF the week and earlier in the
cav Mrs william Allen Butler. jr., will
give a reception for the coming out OF her
daughter. Miss Lydia Butler. at her nouse
i'm East 72d street. On the same day the
Toy Spaniel Club OF America will open itz
annual exhibition at the Waldorf Astoria
which will continue until Saturday evening
Saturday is. as usual. a field day for de-
butantes Mrs. George ". Perkins give,
a reception on that afternoon for her
daughter. Miss Dorothy Perkins. a, her
house in Park avenue, and Mrs. william
Church Osborn has one for her daughter.
Miss Aileen Osborn, at her house in Eas.
36th street. She has arranged also TO give
a dinner dance for her on December %
not at her own home. but at that Of her
sister, Miss Grace Dodge. No 2s2 Madison
avenue. which is better adapted for entsr-
tainments on a large scale.
Miss Evelyn Stoddard viii make her a.
but at reception given by her mother.
Mrs Henry l.. Stoddard. at the Ansonia
and Mrs. John 2. Pine will present TO hs-
friends and acquaintances her two dauzh
ters Miss Alice and Miss Edith Pine ar
an afternoon reception given at her houss
In Gramercy Park.
Other debutantes who will como out On
Saturday next are Miss Henrietta TTaw
at a reception given by her mother. Mrs
Benjamin Thaw, at her house IN Fifth ave-
nue.. followed by dinner and an informal
dance; Miss Elizabeth Cunningham. young
est daughter of Mrs. James Cunningham
who gives a reception for her In the
afternoon at her house IN East 55th street.
and Miss Eloise Talcott, for whom her
mother. Mrs Edward W Harris. will give
a reception IN West 54th street
Mrs. George William Kemp gave q largo
reception yesterday pfternoon at her houss
in East list street for the debut OF h-
daughter, Miss Margaret Kemp. ASSOCIATED
with whom in welcoming the guests vera
Miss Marie Hutton. Miss Marjorie Dodge.
Miss Julia Dix. Miss Katharine Baxter, Of
Knoxville, Tenn: Miss Henrietta Thax
and Miss LUcina Hilton. OF Savannah. Ga
The reception was followed by dinner and
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per and informal dancing at Sherry's.
Mrs Thomas Francis Shaw also had a
reception for the coming out of her da1gh-
/ ter. Miss Katharine Shaw. yesterday at
ternoon at her house in West 51st street
The receiving party included Miss Olga
Roosevelt Miss Isabel Cowdin. Miss Grace
Ely. Miss Lydia Butler and Miss Anita
Swift Afterward there was a dinner and
an informal dance
Mrs. George Shearman Weaver ukewiss
had reception FOR the presentation OF her
daughter, Miss Annetta Weaver, at her
house in East 97th street Assisting Miss
Weaver were Miss Vera Onativia, Miss
Grace Wilson, Miss Bessie Martin. Miss
Marguerite Williams and Miss Ada. Bryce
/ Gray
Nine. MeIba, Nine SenbTiCh. Mss Ger
aIdine Farrar and Nine. Schumann- -Heink
are among the artistes who viii sing az
Albert Morris Bagby's musical mornings
at the Waldorf-Astoria next month, ths
first one OF which takes place a week from
tomorrow.
/ Mr.. and Mrs John H Mccullough. who
have been spending the fail at their coun-
try place at Ardsley, Will return TO town
on Tuesday and will be at the St Regis
for a time
/ Frederick Townsend Martin vii gtvs .
/ luncheon at Sherry's on Tuesday for sons
OF the British cavalry officers who took
part in the horse show
I Mr. and Mrs Charles I. Hudson will re-
turn TO town on Tuesday from Long 1sIaM
and will be at the St Regis for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter @. Ladd will arrive
at the St Regis on Thursday
| Mrs. Reginald Ronalds and her mother,
Mrs. c.. E. Strong. have returned 70 Erie.
Penn, 70 remain until after the holidays
when they will come back to the city Sor
the remainder OF the winter.
| Mir. and Mrs Archibald 8. Alexander vii
sail for Europe on Tuesday. TO spend the
Writer abroad
| Mr. and Mrs ]. Laurens Van Allen have
taken q house at Irvington. y. Y. where
they will spend the greater part Of the
winter.
| Among those who sailed for Europe yes
/ tSrUay were f1SLIy l. OlCdlo G4AI 49,
! Emily Sloane. Mr. and Mrs. ". Scott Cam
| eron and Lady Maxwell Mr. and Mrs.
Cameron have taken shooting box IN
/ Warwickshire for the winter
| Mr.. and Mrs W. Watts Sherman and
/ Miss Mildred Sherman have taken posses
sion of their house in Fifth avenue for the
winter
| The board OF managers OF the Union set
tlement are arranging an Elizabetnan
I Christmas performance cf John Lyly's En-
dymlOn," to be given q the Plaza Hotter
/ on December g Amo-g those who Will
! take part are Miss Anita Merle Smith, Miss
Mary Edgar. Miss Emily Coe. Miss susan
/ Colgate. Miss Marian Bull. Miss Eleanor
I Lar ham. Miss Mary DOws Herter. Mss
/ Alice Damrosch. Alfred Ely. George Arm
strong, George Page Ely. George Rodman'
Robert Buchanan and Fl. r. Dominick. II
The patronesses include Mrs Charles b
Foote. Mrs. William Adams Brown and
Mrs William s Edgar.
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