New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20
People and Social Incidents

house. in East list street, Il viii "a -
lowed by dinner. theatre party. a S.
per and an informal dance On the sa,-.
afternoon Mrs Thomas Shaw gives a =
ception for her daughter. Miss Carhs-s-.
Shaw. also a debutante. au her hot,z. -
West 51st street, and Mrs Robert Tayso~
Varnum gives a luncheon at Sher-T'z -.
her cousin. Miss CorneIia Brown. who's,
debut was to have taken place last ~f7-s-
but was prevented BY the death o. a..
stepfather. Pierre Crosby V-arfnz. NJ
Rrown's mother was Miss FIorencs Psn
daughter Of John Rowland PeH NJ,
George Sherman Weaver also gives
ception for Miss Annetta Rhodes vsar..
on Saturday at her house. II East o..
street
Other receptions in the fmmediats sr-r,-.
are those Of Mrs. H BramhaI Gilbert -.
the debut OF Miss Lila Gilbert. az no.
house. in East 64th street. on Tuasaa,
week. and that Of Mrs. T. Livingston Pen
for Miss Elizabeth Mordaunr. al her hou,.
in East 10th street. on Wednesday va.,
while on Thursday week Mrs. NexaoIs
Edgar has a reception at hsr house !,
East 18th street. for Miss Agnes Lo Rnv
Edgar.
Mrs. Horny I. stoddard VIII give 4 -
ception on Saturday. December 3. a. IN.
Ansonia, to introduce her daughter. Me-
Evelyn Stodda-d-
Mr. and Mrs FREDERICK ". va1de~.a.
who arrived from Europe a few eava a.
are at their house, in Fifth avenue. To- ~
winter.
to Lewis Roberts. OF Tonkers. VIII .ak.
place on Saturday in St PauTs Crur.s
Fairfield, Conn Miss Glover Is 2 daurh.s-
Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry sheaf Glover :.
No. 1047 Fifth avenue
Major General and Mrs. Frada-irt n
Grant gave small reception yesterday
afternoon on Governors Island for tbs4-
daughter, Princess Cantacuzene. and their
son and daughter-in-law Lieutenant L :
Grant and Mrs. Grant. who is q dauzb.s-
OF Senator Root
Mrs. Frederick and Ms. Cornelius Van.
der5tlt. Mrs StUyvesant Fish. Mrs. Her.
mann OeIrIchs and q number OF o-he-
women are contributing prizes for the big
bridge tournament which Frederick Town
send Martin has organized for Tuesday
afternoon al the Plaza for the benefit OF TIA
excellent charity known as the tuberculosis
Night Camp. The latter provides open ar
treatment under me SUPERVISION OF raa. 5as.-
physicians. with good Wholesome food ana
nursing for those afflicted with tu5errrrnzis
who are obliged 10 work the dav tine r
Mrs Payne Whitney. Nrs. Arthur 49,
Burden Mrs. Austen Gay Mrs A--r1rr
Iselin and Mrs. J. No-r.u Dc P Thi-a-
house are already bUsiIy engaged IN -ra
preparations for the big fancy dress bar
which they have 0rEa1ized1Or lamar E a.
Sherry s n behalf OF the IEinz-in HospitaL
and many dinner parties ae % ba given ~
connection Herewith. Il te moving spirits
OF this entertainment are Jus early IN rhe
field I IS so as to avert an such cIash:z~
OF dates and the possfbiItyOf rival a--rac-
tons that might impair n complete sue
cess OF their dance.
Albert Morris Bag5y's nsicaI ruo-nirzs
a. the WaIdOrf-Astoria- witch have for
years been SO popular eatu-e OF the
New York season. =-iiii be reuuned on Non
DAY. December ). the other dies being De-
cember Z, 1a and =.
A Christmas sale for the tere7- q s..
Johns Floating Hospital for sICk Children
will De given BY the pupils Of -Iss Nas0rs
school, The Castle. TarryrOwnon- Hudson,
at the Hotel Manhattan on Saturday,. De-
cember 3. afternoon and evening During
the afternoon tea VIII be serve ard ths
refreshments viii be prepare. br ths
schools domestic science department
General and Mrs Howard CAROL havs
closed their country place at Irry-ovr
and have taken apartments at te Eots.
Plaza for the winter