New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-15
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

formally this afternoon
NEW YORK SOCIETY.
Mrs. Richard Stevens gave a ~
dance last night at Castle Point. her $50
az Hoboken, the house being decorat.d ~
the occasion with Christmas green's Ans,
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Guy In,
OF Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund L. p.
lies. Mrs French Vanderbilt Mrs sa--
Dillon Ripley. Mr.. and Mrs Ogden n. IA.
mOnd. Mrs G.. Bayard Alexander, Mr.
Mrs J. F. ID. Lanier. Mr.. and I'm
Cooper Hewitt. Mfr. and Mrs T. J. Oax.
RhineIander. Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Es,-s
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Iselfn, Mr.. and =,
J. Norman de P whftehouse. Mrs r.
Iselin, Mrs. Reginald c. Vanderbilt v.
c. Knower Drayton. Mrs James 3 "a.
gin, Miss Constance Warren, Nlsu No.
Gerry. Miss Natalie Know4ton. Mss vIy~
Gould. Miss Jennie Tiffany. Mss ruu,-S.
Scott. Colonel John Jacob Ass0r. @. Crsl.l
ton Webb. Stephen B. Ekins, r.. Rns.*
Gray. Lydig Hoyt. Captain Hors,rn A.,
Lloyd Warren. Clement B. Nevboid. Co.,-
de Monceau. Lieutenant Duncan E1,,u
Baron Lejeun. Worthington whftshou..
Moncure Robinson. c. Tiffany Richard,.
Newton Rae. Stephen B. Elkins. r., q.
tram Cruger, Theodorus Stevens and A.
bel P Barney.
The dinner was followed By a cottla,4
with Robin Gray leading from one en4 =
the room with Mrs. Stevens for lis o..
enr. and by Moncure Robinson from .
opposite end. dancing with Mrs. Fresy
Vanderbilt. The favors consisted OF Chm.
mas toys. etc
DR.. and Mrs. J. Duncan Em1ne. xav,
dinner dance at their house in Maids.
avenue last evening for their niece, VI.
Margaret Harris There was no cotiIlu
the dancing being general throughout
evening. Among the guests were Nr. a.
Mrs. John A DIX. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi,
Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold HadGen NJ
Frances Dickey. Miss Edgar. Miss Mild. !.
Townsend, Miss Jeanette Whitlock, Bae.SS;;
Whitlock, Gavin Hadden. Henry and R,r@s
ard Emmett, and Emmett. Duncan aAa
Donald Harris.
Mrs Jacob Wendell, IT., gave a recent,
yesterday afternoon at her house. IN Ed
Frances Gordon Wendell. daughter Of MI
IN receiving were Miss Katharfns Is
Chaplin Miss Emily Sherman. Miss Masas
Butler. Miss Marjorie Bangs; Mss Ella
BETH Barker, Of Philadelphia; Miss Gerl:S
Inc Frost, Miss EIoise Bloodgood. Mx3
Anna Clements, Miss Gertrude MourI
Smith. Miss Georgiana Barber and Mxf
Marjorie North. 81
Mrs Forsyth Wickes viii give a drusw
this evening at her house. In Madison av.5
nue..
Mrs Fl Lyman Short Will give d,nu1
this evening at the Hotel Gotham.
Frederick Townsend Martin will Civ.
dinner at Sherry's this evening for Nj
William P Douglas. and afterward al
his guests to the theatre Mr. Martin n
give luncheon at the same place on Sal
urday for Lord Decfes. who will sail I'd
afternoon for his home. in England
SIN another dinner this evening Will
that given by Albert Eugene GalIatin
the Rfz-Carlton. II
A musical for the benefit % +ba ".
York Cooking School, United Cnaritla
Building, will be given this afternoon all
O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. H Fairas1
osborn, No. $50 Medison avenue Ticks}
at s. each. or two tickets for s. NAV 4
obtained from Miss Virginia Murray. III
IS West 51st street; Miss Ethel Roosev.f
oyster Bay, Long Island: Miss Carol Hz}
rlman, No East 6sth street. or nd
Josephine A Osborn. No $50 Madrid
avenue
Miss Gladys Robbins will give a I,1,rss1
for debutantes to-day at the home OF
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland AMI
Robbins, No 95s Madison avenue
Mrs John Claf1in also will give a IuneA
con to-day for debutantes II will al
place at Sherry's n
Mrs James ToIman Pyle will sivs
dance at Sherry's this evening for HI
debutante daughter. Miss Sara McAlu}
Pyle.
The first of the series OF morning ent1
talnments. entitled "Chansons en- CrinoInl
Will take place to-day at the Hotel PAD
Adeline Genees dancing will be the 81
feature
Baroness Won HengeImuIler. who are ar
St Regis, will return 10 washington
Saturday.
Mrs John r DrexeI will give n DIM
on Tuesday at her house. in East SD strs
Mr. and Mrs. George Grant Mason "a
returned to town from Tuxedo and
staying at the Hotel Gotham a few ds1
Mr.. and Mrs James Brown and "a
Angelica and Miss Evelyn Brown
booked TO sail for Europe on January
board the George Washington. 70 spend
remainder of the winter abroad
The first OF the set OF dances arrsns
b. Mrs Rowland Davis and Mrs Ros4
X Livingston. for the debutautes OF
season. will take pace this evening at
Colony Club.
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPoFk
by Telegraph TO The Tribunsf
Newport. Dec H-Mr Amos -
French. who has been abroad with
mother. is expected home shortly.
Miss Mary Appleton will depart for "
York carly