New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-19

Mrs. Benjamin Guinness. who. since her
return from England has given several en-
tertainments at her house In Washington
| Square North for her young relative from
/ England, Miss Gwenfra Williams. who IS
again staying with her this winter. has is
| sued invitations for fancy dress dance On
Tuesday night a number OF her friends
1 will give dinners. afterward taking their
| guests to her party
Mrs. +. G. Marshall will entertain a
! large party at luncheon in the ladies' an.
mex, al the Metropolitan Club, on Wednes.
day, in honor Of her granddaughter. Nllss
Marjorie Cleveland one of the debutantes
: OF the season. Miss Cleveland will be
! formally presented 10 society on December
Is at a reception given by her mother.
Mrs. j. Wray Cleveland, at her house IN
East 9th street.
On the same day Mrs. Z. ". c. Arnold.
Of Park avenue, will give a large luncheon
at Sherrys for Miss Justine Ingersoll. the
debutante daughter of Mrs. Robert Taylor
Varnum.
Mrs Arthur Murray Dodge has cards out
for a luncheon party at Sherrys on
Thursday, and in the afternoon Mrs Henry
f. Gourd Will give reception al her house
In West 18th street for the debut OF her
daughter Miss Helen Noel Gourd
On the same afternoon Mrs. Hiram W.
will ha
in Madison avenue for the debut Of her
daughter, Miss Urine sibley, receiving
with whom will be Miss Justine IngersOil
Miss Sibyl Davis, Miss Anna Emmett and
Miss Phyllis McVickar.
Delmonico's, in the evening, will be the
scene OF the first Of the series of dances
known as the May Glass. organized by Miss
Henrietta Wilmerding. in conjunction with
Mrs S. Montgomery Roosevelt, Mrs Fer
dinand Sands. Mrs. Sidney de Kay and
Mrs. A. Clinton WilmerdIng.
Mrs. Richard Stevens has issued invita-
tons for ball at the Hotel ST. Regis on
the night of December H.
Mrs George L. Rives. Mrs. Orme Wilson,
ney. Mrs Frank Gray Griswold, Mrs Ger
aid l.. Hoyt and Mrs. ]. PierpOnt Morgan.
IT,, are among the patronesses Of the Two
subscription dances which are 10 BE- given
at Sherry's on the evenings OF January
and February 9.
Nine Gadski Miss Emmy Destinn ami
Mime. MatZenauer are among the stars VINO
appear on the programme of Albert Morris
Bagbys musical mornings at the waldorf
OF the Mondays Of December.
Mrs. John j. McCook is at No. Jas PARK
avenue for the winter. 5000
Mr. and Mrs Winthrop Burr have takea
No. Is East Goth street for the winter
Seth Low Perrepont will ofiiciste as the
best man for his brother, StuyyeSant Pierre
pont on tie occasion Of the Latter mar
rage TO Miss Natalie de Castro. on De
cembCr ; at the country place OF her
uncle. Harold Goodwin az Roslyn, Lon-
Island Her bridal attendants will INCLUDE
her cousin. Miss Elizabeth Love; MiN'
Frances Goodwin and little Elizabeth Moi
tat
Mr. and Mrs. Marsh2RJ Dodge have ar
rived in town from their place AZ Lavrencs'
Long Island. for the season, and are ~
their hose. i'm West jf:h street.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert r. Roosevelt have
arrived in town from Washington FOR the
horse show
Stowe Phelps will again lead the cotilon
AT the dances OF the Junior Cotilons. the
first of which takes place. as usual a.
sherry's on Tuesday. December D the
list OF patronesses has already been printed
i'm this column. and the dances are again
under the management OF Mrs. Arthur Mu'-
ray Dodge Mrs. Rowland Davis Mrs VIII
lam Church Osborn and Mrs. Henry IL COS.
Lawrence l.. Gillespie has Issued invita-
tions for dinner AT the Union Club on
Friday night in honor of his future BROTH
or-in-law. Lord camoys.
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SOCIAL NOTES FRol NEWPORT.