New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-03
People and Social Incidents

' Among the guests were Miss Leta PslI
! Wright. Miss Laura 5. Livingston. Miss
Katherine c.. Chaplin. Miss Leila Inger<oiI
Haven Miss Laura v Webb. Miss Rosa
| u,ond and Miss Frances Burr, Miss Emily
and Miss RosaIie Coe, Miss Julia Newboid.
Miss Claire Bird. Miss Mary l. SturGis.
Stanley c. Mortimer. Francis and Maurice
Roche f, Coster wilmerding and Colgate
Hoyt.
Mrs William Allen Butler gave a recep-
ton YESTERDAY afternoon at her house. in
East 72d street. for the debut OF her dauFh-
ter. Miss Lydia Colt Butler. grand
daughter of the late William Allen Butter.
the we'll known lawyer. The reception was
followed by dinner and an informal
dance.
The debutante was assisted in receiving
by Miss Elizabeth Cunningham. Miss Mary
Cunningham Miss Agnes lie Roy Edgar
Miss RosaIie Cce, Miss Madeleine Force.
Miss Dorothy Cramp. Miss Beatrice Mich
oIas. Miss Katharine Shaw. Miss sara Nc
AIpin Pyle. Miss Mary Paul. of Philade'-
phia: Miss Anita MerIe-Smith, Miss Eliza
beth Russell, Miss Susan Colgate. MISS
Emily Butler. Miss Charlotte Wyeth and
Miss Dorothy Dennis
The other guests invited TO the dinner in
cT,ded Norton Miller. Van Santvoord
Merle Smith. George Gordon, waiter
Eaton. CortIandt w Handy. Henry Mar
shall and Arthur Butler. y few more easne
i'm for the dancing. which was followed by
supper
Mrs. William s. Edgar gave the last OF
two receptions yesterday afternoon at her
house. in East 10Th street. for her daugh-
ter Miss Mary C. Edgar Assisting tne
debutante in receiving were Miss f@rnhS
Coo Miss Henrietta Thaw. Miss Elizaneth
F,indlev. Miss Priscilla Lockwood. MISS
F,lizabeth Colgate and Miss Dorothy Van
Dyke
The reception was followed by dinner
at which a few extra guests were present.
Including George Goldman, AIRED oreot1.
u-isbar wood. James Thornton and Howard
Herrick. The party afterward went 10 se7
THE Blue Bird
Frederick Townsend Martin gave small
rec.ntion Yesterday afternoon at the Plaza
for Colonel and Mrs p. A. kenna OF Eng
land who will leave town to-day LOT
washington. Among the guests we're Mrs
s.uvvesant Fish Mrs w Goadby Loew
Mr. and Mrs Bradley Martin. IT. 'drs-
PauIding Fosdck Mrs William BeVeTleF
poqers MIR. and Mrs. Archibald Gouriay
1-bacber Mrs Edwin Gould. Mrs LOUIS
Hoyt and Mrs. James Russell Solely
Many debutantes will be formally pre-
sarted to New York society this afternoon
at receptions given for the purpose. Mrs
George W. Perkins will give a reception
for her daughter Miss Dorothy Perkins, at
ter house in Park avenue; Mrs William
Church Osborn for Miss Aiieen Osborn. at
her house in East S9th street, and Mrs
James Cunningham will give reception
for the presentation OF her youngest
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Cunningham. ar
her home in East 55th street
Mrs Benjamin Thaws reception this
afternoon for her daughter. Miss Henrietta
Thaw. will be followed by a dinner and in
formal dance at her house in Fifth ave-
nue.; Mrs. John 3. Pine has a reception for
Miss Edith and Miss Alice Pine az her
house in Gramercy Park. Mrs Henry l.
Stoddard has a reception at the Ansons
for her daughter. Miss Evelyn Stoddard.
and Mrs Atwood Violet will have one for
seth street
Lord Decies has returned 10 town fronI
Lakewood. y. j.. where he was the sues1
of Mr.. and Mrs George jaw Could and is
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony J.
Drexsl. jr.. at their house In Fifth avenue
Lord Decies viii probably remain In this
country until after the New Year
William s GroeSbeck Fowler who is tl
marry Miss Katharine DelafeId Hall or
Thursday. gives his farewell bachelor din
ner this evening at the Union Club.
Mr.. and Mrs Marcellus Hartley Dodge
are at No 6si Fifth avenue for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs r Livingston Beecknar
returned to town yesterday from Ho.
Springs, Va
Frederick Townsend Martin will give a
dinner at Sherry's this evening for Mrs.
Stuyvesant Fish