New-York tribune., 1911-12-17

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Alistair Leyeson-Gowor. lieutenant of tbs
Royal Horse Guards and younger son or
the Duke and Duchess Of Switzerland, aud
the two young Sous Of Colonel and Lady
Ileene Campbcll-the latter a sister ot-ths
Earl of Huntingdon--who are on their way
20 spend Christmas with their mother, Lady
lleene, at the place which she has a..
quired quite recently In Western Canada.
New York Is full OF foreigners OF more or
less note Indeed the hum OF conversation
i'm the tea rooms. the halls and the dining
rooms OF the leading hotels and smart res
taurants reminds one OF Babel by rs d.
vorsity OF languages, and 10 such an extent
Is this the case that there Is no strange
from abroad who cannot but feel himself AZ
nome in this the most cosmopolitan city ot
The world.
Dances of the week include the ons- pfs-
ceded by O. dinner which Mrs. Bsnjanin
Slcoll will give the day after to-nagrow
at Sherrys for her niece. Miss Jossphint
Nicoll, with whom PhGnix InSraham VIII
lead the cotilon. Miss Nicol Is ona o. tie
debutantes OF the season and the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney Nicoll who are
In mourning.
Mrs. Harry whitney McVickar gives
dance OH the following evening, also a.
Sherrys, for her debutante niece, Miss
Phyllis McVickar, daughter Of The late
W. Bard Mcvickar and granddaughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs George Macculloch Miller,
who last month gave a large danes at
Morristown for their granddaughter. Mrs
John r. Drexel has a dinner dance on
that evening at her home In East cd street
for her debutante daughter Miss Alice
Drexel, while Mrs. Thomas 4. van eufen
and Mrs. Henry Boynton Moore are CIV
ing on the same night, at Sherrys' dance
for their debutante daughters, Miss Vera
Van Buren and Miss katherine Moore.
DeImonicos will be the scene on Thurs
day night of the first OF the May Dances,
organized by Miss Henrietta Wimerdins,
in conjunction with Mrs. S. Montgomery
Roosevelt, Mrs. Ferdinand Sands, Mrs sid
new deKay and Mrs. Alexander von Con
tard. 60
Mrs. Alfred II. Porter will have large
dance on Friday night az sherry's for her
debutante daughter. Miss Dorothy Porter.
and on the came evening Mrs. II. FairhslG
Osborn has dance at her house, on Madi-
son avenue, and Mrs. J. Herbert Johnston
a dance for her debutante daughter. Miss
Noel Johnston, al her residence, IN Wash
ington Square
Mrs. 3. Ogden Chisolm has theatre
party. followed by supper and dance a.
Sherry's, scheduled for saturday night
and on the same evening Mrs. Howard
Carroll has a dance for her daughter Miss
CaramaI Carroll. Mrs. Schuyler Narrea's
dance for Miss Hope Warren takes place
at Sherrys on Tuesday week MIS- W
Bayard Cutting, Mrs. William Ross PROC
tor and Mrs. James Remsen Strong have
dances set for Wednesday week. Mrs. =
Todhunter Thompson and Mrs. John =
Livingston have dances for THURSDAY Week
and besides these there are number ot
other entertainments OF the same nature
on the list.
Bishop David II. Greer, assisted by th4
Rev. Endicott Peabody, of Groton Mas
will officiate at the wedding OF Miss Na'
taiie Henderson to Joseph K. swami %
Albany. on Wednesday afternoon next ht
the East 18th street residence Of her
mother, Mrs. Charles r. Henderson.
On the following afternoon Miss Edith
Pulitzer will be married 20 William
Moore at the East I'D street house of her
mother Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer. Owing 70
tho recent death of the brides father the
wedding will be a very quiet affair am
Immediately afterward the newly married
couple will sail for Europe, where they
will spend the winter. The bridegroom
was graduated from Yale IN 1906, is 3 mem
her Of the Union and tuxedo clubs and
is son of Clement c. Moore, who died
just a year ago at the Hotel Belmont
The Italian Ambassador and tho Mara1kA
Cusani Contalonieri will arrive in town
from Washington this week. for the pur-
pose Of being present at the performanee
TO be given on Saturday night Of "Caval-
leria Rusticana" and "Paglacci" st
the Metropolitan Opera House, With Caruso
in the cast, for the benefit Of the Society
Of Italian Immigrants. J. Pierpont Nor
gan, Mrs. Ernesto Fabbri, Mrs. Lorillard
Spencer and Mrs. Cadwaader Jones are
among these who have taken boxes. Tick
cts may be obtained from Miss F1orencs
Dcane, No. IS West 3ith street.
Miss Catherine Hamerslsy is booked -
sail early next month for Egypt 90
Miss Elizabeth Agnew, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin II. Agnew OF Beaver
Penn. was married yesterday az noon In
h.. - ba ToV
bert Mann, nephew Of Governor William
II. Mann OF Virginia. The bride who was
given away by her father was in a gown
Of white satin embroidered and trimmed
with old rose point lace, with which she
wore a tulle veil. fastened with pearls, ana
carried a bouquet Of orchids and liles-of'
the-valley. She had no attendants Colonel
James Mann. Of Norfolk. Va. was the bes,
man. The ceremony was performed oy tha.'-
Rev. II. c. Robbins. and a reception ana
wedding breakfast followed at tho Hotel
Manhattan. Among tho guests werc Gov
ernor and Mrs. Mann.
Mrs. Charles c.. Moller gave p reception
yesterday afternoon at her house IN East
j5th street 10 introduce her daughter. Niss
Ruth Moller. Assisting the latter IN recs!''
ing were Miss Eleanor Prentice, Miss ACE
line VI. Townsend, Miss Jessie A. Hazard
Miss Laura y. Hazard. Miss Nathalie SO
cum Miss Dorothy ]. Manice, Miss DORIS
Porter, Miss Frances Wyeth Miss haIsh
Symington. Miss Volett Proctor and MES
Marjorie Work. In the evening Mrs Molff
took the receiving party and few aooF
tional guests TO see The Quaker Girl
Mrs. John l. Kane also gave recepuo'
yesterday afternoon at her residence, 10
West 10th street. Tor her debutante daus"
ter. Miss Mary Elizabeth Kane. who ""
assisted in receiving by Miss Marjorie Cle'e'