New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-12-31

Hdfileu people, dt nef mousse, III East Oh
| street, the day after Tomorrow evening,
and on the same night Mrs. James f. ID.
l4anier has a dance at her homo, In East
18th street, for her nieces Miss Katherine
Lawrence and Miss Elizabeth Turnure,
| granddaughters of Charles Lancr. On tho
| same night the second Of the darces OF the
Junior Cotillon will take place under the
patronage and management OF Mrs. Arthur
Murray Dodge, Mrs. w. Bayard Cutting,
Mrs. {. Ledyard Blair and Sire. j. Pier-s
pont Morgan. Jr. As usual number OF
dinners wifi be given I'm connection with the
affair the various hostesscs afterward.
taking their guests on to Sherry's.
| Mrs. VI. Orme Wilson. Mrs. George /,
| Rives. Mrs. William Douglas Sloane Mrs
! Charles b. Alexander and Mrs Harry r.
| Hollins are the patronesses Of a couple OF
subscription dances. the first Of which IL %
take place on Wednesday night at Sherry'R
and the other on February O. This dance.
| too, is being made the occasion Of many
| dinners. and gives promise OF being ono o,
the most brilliant affairs Of the season. To
the list Of patrOnesses there are added the
names OF three men. VIZ, Charles Ianier.
who is taking an active interest In tho
] debut OF his two granddaughter. Miss
] Elizabeth Turnure and Miss Katherine
Lawrence; Egerton l.. Winthrop, who has
debutante granddaughter in the person Of
Miss Charlotte Cram, and Grenvule Win,
throp whose daughter Emily has come out
| this season.
Mrs. Charles G. Moller. jr.. has dance
at Sherry's on Thursday for her daughter,
| Miss Ruth Moller Mrs. George +. Tde and
| .rf,y dap hot
| ing at the Colony Club, while earlier In the
, afternoon Mrs Alfred Hennen Morris will
give q reception at her house, i'm Park ave.
nue., for her daughter, Miss Cora Hennen
Morris
! Among the many dances set for Friday IL
that Of Mrs Eric B.. Dahlgren, at her home,
| in Madison avenue for her daughter. Miss
! Lucy Dahlgren. Mrs. Robert r. Livingston
= gives one at her home, In Washington
Square North for Miss Sarah Manice. Mrs
Julian w. Robbins has a dance at Sherrys.
and then there Is the fancy dress dinner
dance of Mrs. Eben Wright. also at Sher-
I rvs, for her daughter, Miss Leta Pell
Wright. Many OF Mrs. Eben Wrights
! friends are giving dinners because Of her
: dance, to which they will afterward take
on their guests, so that between 10 and II
. o'clock on that evening the police In the
Z neighborhood OF Sherry's will have 10 pre-
serve their equanimity and refrain from in-
reference when automobiles pass them
/ freighted with red devils, Sicilian brigands.
! Cinnamon who have certainly never gone
through the formalities insisted upon by
the United States authorities at the var.
outs ports Of entry, Indians who have es-
] caped from their reservations, Mexican
/ rebels and. last but not least danes de
! Poitiers, Marquises de Pompadour and
! other ladies of the French Court Of Yer
sailes of the eighteenth century, whose
! historic reputation would not be such as 10
, commend them to the approval OF Commls-
| sioner William Williams, whose business IL
| is to keep all persons Of shady antecedents
out of this great, glorious and moral coun-
! try.
| On Saturday evening Twelfth Night will
be celebrated by numerous entertainments
organized for the occasion, among others
by Mrs Chester w Chaplin. F.
Mrs. Hamilton Nick. Twombly and Miss
Ruth Twombly, who have been in Canada
since Christmas, return TO town on Thurs
day, and Mrs Twombly will give a large
dinner at her house in Fifth avenue on
Friday night, her first formal entertainment
Of the kind after a long period Of mourning
Caruso Nine. Tetrazzini, Miss Geraldine
, Farrar, Zimbalist and Miss Maggie Teyts
are among the artists who figure on the
programme of Albert Morris Bagby's mu-
steal mornings for January.
Count and Countess Jean de lie Cree. the
latter a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Steele. were among those who sailed yes
terday on board the Olympic after stay.
Of several weeks in this country. Among
their fellow passengers were Lord Somers,
Mrs Rutherford Stuyvesant, Mrs Herbert
G. Squires, the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Arson
Phelps Stokes and Mrs. Cyril Blackburn
Tew. sister Of Reginald Henshaw Ward,
formerly of New York, but now Of London,
where he has been overtaken by financial
disaster and gazetted as a bankrupt
J. J. Van Allen has left London for Paris.
where he is staying at the Hotel Ritz. MIS-
August Heckscher and Miss Antoinette
Heckscher are staying at the some hotel
Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden. Mrs. Payne
Whitney. Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt, jr.. Mrs.
Austen Gray and Mrs. Arthur Iselin are
among the most active members OF the
committee in charge of the annual costume
ball for charity at Sherry's on the nlght
of January H. and while many dinners
have been organized in conjunction with
the ball a number of private dances have
been put off. so as not TO interfere win
its success. The tickets are being sold AZ
the rate of s. apiece. and the demand Tor
them is so great that it has been decided 10
restrict in a measure their further ISSUE
The patronesses comprise Mrs. Vanderbilt
Mrs w X Vanderbilt. Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt, Mrs ogden Mills. Mrs. Charles l.
Barney, Mrs. J. Townsend Burden, MIS-
Robert Goelet Mrs. 'W. Pierson Hamilton
Mrs william Douglas Sloane and Afs
John Turner Atterburv.
! Preparations are going on apace for me
charity ball at the Waldorf on Tuesday
evening, February 8, which as usual for
more than half a century will be for me
benefit OF the Nursery and Childs HOS
| pital Mrs Charles Francis Roe VIII nave
charge of the disposal Of the boxes Wh'u
will be- on sale at her house, in East STA
street. after January ..
| Frederick Townsend Martin gives Il large
dinner tomorrow night at the Plaza atteI-
ward taking his guests to the Pla>ho
to see Bought and Paid For"
! Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald de Koyen are Al
the Plaza for the remainder Of the winter