New-York tribune., 1911-02-25
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

| Mrs Peter Cooper Hewitt gave small
fancy dress entertainment last night, the
programme OF the evening including the
/ performance OF several playlets and an
! Oriental dance by Miss Dorothy Whitney,
Miss Dorothy Tuckerman. Miss Marjorie
| Curtis and Miss Diane Del Monte Several
/ dinners were given incidental 20 the affair,
at which the guests appeared In costume.
notably one dinner at the Ritz-Carlton.
with Mrs. ". Bourke Cochran as hostess
/ and Mrs. Hewitt among the guests. The
principal feature Of the theatrical perform
ance was an episode of the French Revolu-
( ton. in which Mrs. Hewitt figured as A
daughter of the regiment, while Mrs. Cock
ran had been costumed by Francesca Tex
/ tor TO represent particularly fascinating
Nine. Du Barry. Others taxing part In this
piece were LlOyd Warren. J. Borden Harri-
man. Maurice and Francis Roche, Mrs
| Belmont Tiffany, Francis McNeih Bacon
! jr.. and Gordon Knox Bell.
At the dance which followed P.errots and
Pirrettes predomniated Frederick Town.
send Martin being included among the for
mer and Miss Sarah and Miss Helen Hew-
|
! the latter. Mrs. Amos r. Emo Plnchot
/ furnished an ecclesiastical touch 10 the
rarty by garbng herself in the white hah-
| n and white veil of a num- while Mrs.
William Jay was Just as imposing a Brun-
hide as at the fancy dress all al sherry's
| in January
Mrs Cockran's dinner guests were Mr.
and Mrs J. Norman de r Whitehouse.
| Mrs r. r. Thomas Mr.. and Mrs. George
/ Peabody Eustis, Mrs. NJ Lawrence Keene,
Captain and Mrs Philip NJ. Lydig, Miss
Burden, Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs, the Hon
Mrs Barclay, Miss Cornelia Bryce. Craig
Wadsworth, Moncure Robinson. Frederick
| Townsend Martin. Austen Gray. Mrs. SID
ney Dillon Ripley and Mr.. Mortimer.
Miss Doris 4. Dick who is 10 marry
| Horace Havemeyer on Tuesday In the
Church of the Incarnation. gave dinner
last night at the house OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs J. Henry Dick. in East sd street
| for her attendants. Her guests incuded
her matron OF honor Mrs. j. Watson Webb
sister of Mr. Havemeyer: her sister, Miss
! Julia A. Dick. Miss Eleanor Hastings. Miss
|
Harriet Ferry. Miss Ruth Adams, Miss
| Alice Dickson who win be her bridesmaids,
and also Mrs Peter RI. r. Frelnehuysen,
another sister of the bridegroom of Tues
day,
| Nj. Havemeyer gave his farewell bach
! elor dinner last night at Delmonico $, his
guests including his best man and ushers
| as we'll as a number of other friends. In
| the party were his best man. a. Maurice
/ Edgell; Harry T. Peters, Peter n. h.
! Frelinghuysen. j. Watson Webb. William
! * Dick, Charles H. Jackson, Eliot Cross
| and Joseph W. Burden who are to be the
ushers. The other guests were orson
| Mum. Redmond Cross, W. Seward Weea
ir.. II. q. Havemeyer II. B. Hollins, t.
Gerry Chadwick. Frank Appleton, l. T.
| Potter, ir. Perry Bogue. Redmond Cross
and George whitney
Mrs Vanderbilt gave luncheon yestes-
day at her house. In West 1th street for
| Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith dc Rothschih.
Mr. Rothschld is attached 70 the German
Embassy in london.
The Duke and Duchess Of Manchester.
who have just arrived from England, arc
at the Plaza for a few days before goins
10 Florida to join Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
W. Vanderbilt.
Miss Frances de koven Dic<ey, dsughtsr
Of Mrs Charles u. Dickey. will he married
at noon to-day in Grace Church 10 ;. Har-
old Freeman. son of Mr.. and Mrs. sam
uel Freeman. Of MorriStown, n. J. lh'
ceremony will be followed by recepuon
at the house Of Mr.. and Mrs Dickey III
West 5lst street.
The last of the Metropolitan Dances VIII
be held this evening at Sherry's.
Mr and Mrs. Herbert COppell VIII ies'S
town to-day for Palm Beach