New-York tribune., 1910-01-02

Rossiter. Miss Ethel James Adams. Miss
Jean Dunbar Adams, Miss Mary Richard
son Babbott. Miss Katherine Dauchy, Miss
Olga Doughty. Miss Mary Buchanan Jen-
nings and Miss Oriena Zabriskie who was
married TO Herbert Scoville two months
ago. Mr.. Draper was graduated from Am
herst in 1906 and Is a member Of the Alpha
Delta Phi.
Quite the most important event OF the
week was the coming cut reception Mon
day OF Miss Margaret Pratt daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Pratt, of No. 41
Clinton avenue. Additional interest was
lent to the occasion by the presence of Miss
Laura Merrick, of New Orleans, the
fancee Of Theodore Pratt, who received
with Mrs. Pratt and the debutante. Count
less roses were used in the decoration of
the Pratt home. Pink ones intermingled
with smilax in the drawing room and din
ing room: red ones wera banked against
greens in the library. while in the hall
great punches OF American BEAUTIES were
effectively combined with eversreens.
Mrs Pratt was gowned in pale gray bro
cade, Miss Pratt in soft white satin
trimmed with silver and garland3 If tiny
pink buds. and Miss Merrick's gown was
of pale blue satin, with gold and irideseent
embroidery. Assisting them were Miss
Mary Richardson Babbott, coIzin of Miss
Pratt; Miss Katharine Pratt. sister of
the debutante; Miss CorEelia Cousins and
Miss erase Meurer. A dinner of stxty-hee
covers followed the reception. and the even
ing was devoted 10 music. The programme
was Interpreted by Mrs. Edith Chapman
Goold, soprano. and George Harris, 5r.,
tenor, with Bruno <. Huhn at the piano.
One of the joiliest entertainments of the
holiday season was the dinner given on
Friday evening at the Mentauk Club by
Mrs. James Guthrie Shaw, Mrs. Mailiard
NJ. Canda and Mrs Edwin Howell Sayre
for their respective sons, Guthrie Shaw,
Greenman Canda and Howell Sayre. 1t
brought together half hundred OF the
young girls not yet out and many under
graduates home for the holidays The
table appointments were in pink, with bot
quets OF pink flowers for the girls. After
the dinner the young people went down to
the Heights Casino for the primrose dance
The party included Miss Doris Arnold, Miss
Faith Baldwin. Miss Janet Buchanan,
Miss Janet Bowers. Miss Dorothy Brur,
Miss Alma Bogue. Miss Agnes Riselow,
Miss Ruth Calendar. Miss Marguerite Du
Mary. Miss Kathleen Dunno. Miss Mildred
De Haven, Miss Helen Ford. Miss Louise
Fiske, Miss Althea Glib. Miss Dorothy
GuY6n, Miss Eliza Hedges, Miss Hazel
Hutchinson. Miss Gertrude Jennings, Miss
Helen Kerr. Miss Dorothy Luckepbach,
Miss Ruth Latin. Miss Marguerite Mather,
Miss Clara Murdock. Miss Alice Moss. Miss
Dorothy Mott, Miss Page, Miss Anna a.
Ward, Miss Clara Whittlesey Allan Bahr.
Dunbar Adams, Harris Thurston, Rodney
Ward, Donald Ford. Jack Adams, Minton
Rosster Charles Greenwood, Warren Mur-
dock, Jonathan Grout, Dean Kalbfeisch.
Theodore Dauchy. Radford English. Harold
Forman, Norman Gaynor. Fritz Fiske,
Cuyler Heath. Ronald Macdonald. Warren
Beebe, Addison Bissell. Lawrence Williams,
Samuel White, Walter De Grauw aud J.
Hoppin. The music for the dinner was fur
nshed by the musicians from The Blue
Spruce"
Mrs. Auguste J. Cordier gave a large
dance at the Heights Casino on Wednesday
evening 20 introduce her daughter, Miss
Alice Cordier. There was a profusion OF
holly and poinsettias everywhere aud a
third of the tennis court to be used as a
supper room, was separated from the rest
Of the tennis court by a row of Christmas
trees. Supper was served at midnight. the
guests being seated at small tables deco
rated in red. Mrs. Cordier was gowped in
black satin, and Miss Cordier was frocked
in white satin. with pearl trimmings. There
were about two hundred present. many
coming from Manhattan. The Corders have
beer living I'm Woodhaven, Long Island, but
will spend the winter at No Is Remsen
street.
Tuesday evening vas marked by the
dance given AT tire Fierrepont Assembly
Rooms by DR., and Mrs. Julius Carl Bier
with Oar their daughter, Miss Florence
Bierwirtb The walls were hung with
Christmas greens studded with poinsettias
and the light came from red bulbs almost
hidden In the green. The hostess was
gowned In black satin and lace and the
debutante wore gown of pink satin. with
an overdress or spangied net. Receiving
with them were Miss Mary yidaud. Miss
Eleanor Ide and Miss Marie Stohlunanr, of
Brooklyn, and Mis- Pauline Rubsam. OF
Murray Hill, y. ]. The cotiIIon wac led by