New-York tribune., 1911-11-29
NEW YORK SOCIETY.


Miss Nathalie Slocum and Miss g,,-
symington.
! Albert Eugene Gsllatin gave the seco..
of series Of dinners last nigh, :.
| Shrry's. His guests included Mr.. m,
MS. NJ. Orme Wilson. jr. Mr.. and w..
Lewis Stuyvesant Morris Mr.. and NJ.
Stanley Grafton Mortimer Mr.. and W..
Samuel J. Wagstaf Miss Harriet A.
ander, Miss Katherine Steward Miss liz.
Suydam. Miss Edith Starr Miller, M,,
Beatrice Flagg, Miss Elizabth Cuttin,
Miss Gertrude Pell. Miss Louise Is.,
Miss Helen Coster, Miss Alice g. Dr...
VI. Taylor Pyne, tr., oliver Iselln n
Thornton Wilson. Malcolm d. Sloan.
Newton Rae, Buel Holister, Percy
Pyne, ID. Francis Roche, lie Roy Kin.
Emlen Drayton, Sidney w. Fish and RED.
nald b. Riyes.
Mrs. Robert r. Livingston gave q ths,
stre party last evening for the Princess
San Faustino. Her guests. whom 81.
took 10 see Uncle Sam" included her
daughter, Miss Laura s Livingston; Nj.
and Mrs. A. Murray Young. Charles A.
Mum and Worthington Whitehouse.
Mrs. Henry Phipps gave reception
with music yesterday afternoon al he's
house, in Fifth avenue. The artists wers
Alma Gluck, with Kurt SCHNEIDER as sc.
companist, and Boris Hamburg, who
played several numbers on the cello.
Mrs. J. Mitchell Clark also gave mus!.
cal yesterday afternoon in the CLARK
studio, No 33 West s7th street Among
the numbers on the programme were A
"Danse Rustique," composed by Nn.
Clark, and Poem dAmour," by her sister,
Mrs Bertram Sears. The concert vas
under the direction OF Gregor Gaits-
Hocky, whose Hungarian orchestra played.
Avery Belvor sang and Miss Harriet Cady
played an adaptation OF The Bostmans
Song" Among those invited were Nr.
and Mrs. Paul Dana, Mrs. James p. Ker.
nochan Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cass Led.
yard, General and Mrs. Frederick Person,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Townsend Burden and W,
Butler Duncan.
Mrs. J. Herbert Johnston introduced to
Miss Noel Johnston. at a reception which
she gave at her house, in Washington
Square North. Assisting the debutante in
receiving were Miss Mildred Rives, Miss
Natalie Duncan, Miss Agnes Clahin. Miss
Frances Henry, Miss Justne Ingersoll.
Miss Helen f. Gourd MISS Winlfred CHS
olm, Miss Betty Carson, Miss Frances H.
Wyeth and Miss Rosalie b Moran Mrs.
Johnston will give dance for her daugh-
ter on December %
Mrs Arthur Carroll gave a dinner last
night at her house. in East nth street.
for her sister-in-law. Miss CaramH Car
roll, the debutante daughter Of General
and Mrs. Howard Carroll. Among the
guests were Miss Lucy Dahlgren, Miss
Agnes S. Clahin, Miss Caro- Q. Brown,
Miss Dorothy J. Manice, Charles Lanier.
jr., Harvey s. Ladew, Lewis W. Stewar.
and others The dinner was followed By
dancing, for which a few additional guests
were invited, among whom were Miss
Katherine S. Force, Miss Mary and Miss
Beryl Kane, Mr. and Mrs. John Aspegren,
Lawrence Waterbury and Laurens Carroll
Mrs. John r. Drexel gave a small
luncheon yesterday at her house, IN Ess.
62d street, for her daughter, Miss Alice q.
Drexel. The guests numbered twenty.
Mrs Julian W Robbins will give a
dance at Sherrys on January and another
one at the same place on January .
The annual costume ball for the benefit
OF the LyingIn Hospital will be held at
Sherry's on January Il.
Mrs William II. Sheehy gave a large
luncheon yesterday at Sherry's for her
debutante daughter, Miss Agnes Lyman
Sheehy. The guests numbered fifty and
among them were Miss Thelma Violet
Miss Helen Gourd, Miss Clara Hyde, Miss
Betty Carson. Miss Helen Maclay, Miss
Elise Ladew, Miss Julia Gilbert, Miss
Vouetti Proctor, Miss Jean Morris, Miss
Marjorie Cleveland, Miss Ada Bryce-Gray.
Miss Nathalie Slocum Miss Mildred Dodge,
Miss Frances Wyeth. Miss Cora Weir, Miss
Dorothy Williams and Miss Cornelia Clit'
ford Brown.
Miss Caroline Auchincloss daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Auchincloss, VIII
be married to Or. Robert Henry Fowler to-
day at the residence Of her parents. No. q
West 53d street
Mrs. Edward A. Manice will give re-
ception this afternoon al her house, No.
100 East 64th street, for the debut OF her
daughter, Miss Dorothy Jean Manice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldron Post Brown made
formal announcement to-day OF the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Miss Eleanor
Granville Brown, 70 c. Alan Hudson. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I. Hudson. Miss
Brown was introduced TO society two years
ago. She was the only bridal attendant al
the wedding last month Of Miss ADELAIDE
Pendergast 10 Lawrence T. Durant Miss
Brown is at present the guest OF her
hances parents at their country place
Knolwood. in East Norwich Mr.. Hudson
is a brother OF II. Kierstede Hudson, who
married Miss Ethel de Koven. and of Hen
dirk Hudson, who married, some time ago.
Miss Helen Firth, daughter OF L. Edward
Firth The wedding will take place early
in February.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gordon Kins re-
turned to the city yesterday from Newport
for the winter
Mrs II. O. Havemeyer has arrived IN
town from Stamford, Conn
The NeghborhoOd Club will meet at the
residence OF Amos F. Emo, No. 90 Fifth
avenue, on December p
Mrs. Edward Renshaw Jones will give
theatre party on December for her
iebutante niece. Miss Louisa johnson, who
will be formally introduced 10 society on
by her mother Mrs. Henry
Meyer Johnson, who will give a reception