New-York tribune., 1911-12-30
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mrs. James Remsen Strong gave dane.
at Sherry's last night for her daughter, Mis-,
Margaret Strong. and her debutante niece
Miss Frances Henry. Christmas greens dec.
GRATED the large ballroom, where the dane.
ing, which was general throughout thu
evening, took place. At midnight supper
was served, followed by more dancing, ana
later second supper and early breakfas,
we're enjoyed There was no cotillon. bu,
the guests received favors. including cor.
sage bouquets, sheet music and hatpin hold.
ers, for the women and cigarettes and bou.
tonnieres for their partners Among thoss
present were Miss Mildred Townsend, Miss
Leta Pell Wright Miss Anita Emmett Mia,
Hope Malcolm, Miss Phyllis McVickar, Miss
Sarah Morgan, Miss Josephine Nicoll, Miss
Helena Fish. Miss Jean Morris, Miss Betty
Carson, Miss Grace Henry, Miss Agnes
Claln, Edward Shipper. I'd; John d. Wing
Hermann Oelrichs. g. Maccullach Miller
Alexander NJ. Hadden. Gallatin Peli, VIII.
lam Carson, jr., and Howland S. Davis
Mrs. Winthrop Burr gave a luncheon a,
the Colony Club yesterday for her daugh.
ter, Miss Rosamond Burr. Her guests IN.
cluded Mrs Lorillard Spencer, Jr., Mrs.
Alexander D. r. Pratt, Mrs. John a. DIX
Mrs. stuyvesant Fish. Jr., Mrs. Beekman
Lorillard. Mrs Dudley Davis. Mrs. Joseph
n Auerbach. Mrs Landon X. Thorns, Miss
Dorothea Thatcher and Miss Ellen Farms
worth. of Boston; Miss Alice Drexel. Mas
Ursula ana Miss Caro- q. Brown, Miss
Maude G.. Shepherd, Miss Ruth King Miss
Alice Kortright, Miss Ina Kissel, Miss Car.
olyn Kobbe, Miss Hope Warren, Miss An.
zonella Kane. Miss Dorothy Hancock and
Miss Gertrude Livingston.
Mrs. Frank \. Hoffstot gave small the.
atre party last night for her daughter,
Miss Helen Horstot taking her guests to
see THE Little Rebel and afterward TO
the Ritz-Carlton for supper.
The Hrst this season OF the METROPOLITAN
Dances. for girls not yet out, was held last
night at Sherry's. There was cotillon led
by Reginald Waterbury, dancing with Miss
Harriette A. Post, after which buffet sup
per was served. The patronesses this WIN
ter are Mrs r. Fulton Cutting, Mrs VIII.
lam Jay Schiefrelin. Mrs. lie Roy King,
Mrs. Archibald Rogers and Mrs. George B.
Post, jr.
Another dance for girls who have not yet
made their formal bow TO society was
given last night at Sherry's. IT was the
Friday Juniors, which is under the patron
age of Mrs. James Colby Colgate, Mrs.
Oliver Hartman, Mrs. Atwood Violet and
Mrs. James Raynor Hayden. There was
no cotillon. Among the members OF the
class are Miss Marjorie Whitney, Miss
Marietta Chaplin. Miss Edith Sloane, Miss
Eleanor and Miss Margaret Marshall Miss
Ernestjne Glover, Miss katherine Brown.
ing and Miss Dorothy Camp.
Mrs. Henry w. Warren has postponed
until next week the theatre party which
she was to give this evening for Miss Viola
and Miss Adeline Townsend.
Mrs. John r. Drexel gave luncheon yes
terday at her house in East sd street for
Mrs. John G.. A. Leshman, who is sailing
to-day for Europe.
Lord and Lady Decies, Lord snd Lady
Camoys and DR. Francis T. Kinnicutt are
among those sailing for Europe to-day on
board the Olympic. Lord and Lady Camoys
were married a month ago at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. watts
Sherman, I'm Fifth avenue. Lord and Lady
Decies have been in this country since the
middle of November and have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George jay Gould
at their house I'm town and at their country
place at Lakewood.
Mrs. Edward Manice will give dinner
on Tuesday AT her house I'm East ath
street for Miss Justine Ingersoll and will
afterward take her guests on 10 the Junior
Cotillon at Sherry's.
Mrs. Chauncey NJ Depew will give din
ner on January at her house in West
5ith street.
Mrs. F. Henry Hartman has returned TO
town from her country place al Arden,
y. i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Livingston Hoyt left
the city yesterday for their country place
at Staatsburg. n. Y. where they will have
a house party over New Years.