New-York tribune., 1910-12-07
People and Socfal lncfdenfs
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

( .Sherrv's was the scene last nfSht o. ~
first dance Of the season OF the Junior -,
tiIiou. and despite the storm there vas
large attendance, most Of the dsbusar.e,
OF this and last season being present tn.
guests. many Of whom went fFuTn dinue-.
given by several Of the paironAsses. v-ers
received by Mrs. Arthur Murray Doetcs
no IS again in charge OF the dances. Mrs
William Church Osboru. Mrs Fsoberr Emit
colt and Mrs Hamilton Fish Ksan Thsra
was informal dancing iu the ea-iy pe~r gr
the evening. and this was Followed sv- ~
cotilIon which was led b. Stove Phsias
uith Miss AiIeen Osborn for Isfs partner
The favors consisted OF the usual trinkst.
supper was served al midnight ~ small
tables in the small ballroom.
Among those who gave dinners in con-
nectiOn with the dance were Mrs WilFa..
Church Osborn. Mrs Henry l. Coe. Mrs
Daniel g. French. Mrs. Wilton Merle smith
Mrs Rowland Russell and Miss Catherine
L. Hamersiey-
The patronesses. in addition 70 those e.
ready mentioned. included Mrs. H. van
Rensselaer, Kennedy Mrs GrenviIIe Ears
Mrs. NewboId Edgar. Mrs. William 5 IN
gar. Mrs William Allen Butter Mrs val
dron p Brown. Mrs. Stephen ~ Brown
Mrs John Iunes Kane. Mrs George u
Perkins. Mrs Thomas T. Sherman Arz
Edward D. Adams. Mrs Giorhsm Bacon
Mrs. Edward S BarriH and Mrs. F. S
Vitherbee-
Miss Frances Louise Male daurhts- q
the late william Il Male was married -es-
ter0av afternoon in the chautry of Cfrae.
Church TO Captain William Douglas Grant
of the 1st Royal Dragons The chances
was decorated with bay trees. palms and
white chrysanthenuras. and the csrsmodv
was performed By the Rev. d.. Lea L5quer
assisted by the rector the Fsv. DT Chs-'ss
l. SIattery. Tho bride who was gwen
away hy her brother. = Sherman Male.
was in q gown Of fvorv satin. with over
dress Of point lace. and wore Brussels
net veil fastened with orange blossoms
Instead of a bouquet she carried small
ivory bound prayer book. Her bridesmaids
v-ere Miss Lucy c. Brown and Miss Ca
n1ilIa Morgan. and they were n princess
gowns of pale blue satin. trimmed With
bands of skunk fur. white chiffon and Iace-
They wore short court wells OF blue tulls
instead OF hats. and carried lunches Of rink
roses.
L. HoIiingsworth Wood. OF Mount Kiseo.
acted as best man and LatI-rop BroE-u
acted as usher. Thatcher LuqUe-, who was
IN have assisted him. being unable 70 be
presenr \ reception followed at the hcus
OF Mrs. Rudolph Z SchiTTner. IN East 17th
street Captain Grant is son Of Sir Az
thur Grant. Of Aberdsenshirs. scotland. who
was present at the wedding. Captain Grant
and his bride will sail shortly for Scotland.
where they will make their home
Mrs. Francis Sedswick Bangs gave re-
ccption Yesterday afternoon At her houSe.
in West I'D street. to introduce her daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Whitney Bangs The de-
butante. who is a granddaughter o. ne
late Francis y. Bangs was assisted II "a
fceiving by Miss Margaret Kemp. Miss
EIoise Bloodgood. Miss Alice Guernsey, Miss
Frances Wendell. Mrs Henry Mcrou1h
Bangs. Mrs Z 2. Shar1uci5 and Miss Mar
garetta whitney. o. Philadelphia The re-
ception was followed b. dinner Mrs
Bangs will give q small dinner az the Co..
ony Club. followed ny a theatre party an
supper at Sherrys s. this evening
Mrs. !. Francis Aiovsius Clark viii give
a dinner. followed by dance. Lhis even
ing at her house. on Fifth avenue, for Mss
Dorothy BigeIov-
Receptions vii be given To-Day ~ MS
Alonzo Potter. for the coming mt n her
sister. Miss Beatrice Nicholas. dau-htsr %
the late Henry l. Nicholas. o. Babylon
Long Island at her house. IN East 54th
street and ny Mrs Herbert A Sherman
for her daughter Miss Eliza beth Sherman
al her home in East 18th street
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph + Grace are booked
To- sail for Europe to-day
MI and Mrs. George Grant Mason have
arrived in town from Tuxedo. and are So
the Hotel Gotham for few days
Mrs Reginald Ronalds viii return % town
to-day from Erie, Penn, and VIII 80 70 r7s
Plaza
Mr.. and Mrs Walter G. Oakus1 will ar
rive in the city TO-DAY. and vSi,l he a. tbs
St Regis for some time.
Mrs French Vanderbilt left town yestsr-
day for Newport. 20 remain for several
days.
Mrs George W Forsyth viii give small
theatre party. followed by a supper and N
formal dancing. ar SherTy's. on F'rI6ayi fo-
Miss Leonia BurrilL
Mr. and Mrs George 3. dc Forss, re-
turned to town yesterday from Nswro-- for
the winter.