New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
peoDle and Social Incidents

, by Ruth st. Denis, after which H..
general dancing and seated sunn.. sers
Hastings received in the Louis XVI ar. Ars
ton room, adjoining the marble bsp''p
where the dinner and dancing took ,s'
The ballroom practically was tran,,,"
into a conservatory. with palms bav .' el
growing spring flowers, sweetpeas
lions and roses arranged about /, @
cages. each holding two birds. we,, 1s
tened to the side walls. The dinn..
served at long oval table, with a sr,a
garden in the middle. and with bay tress !.
the ends of this garden, in the centr. :.
which played an electric fountain. ~
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Warren ~
lano, Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney ~
and Mrs. Charles Cary Rumsey. Mr. -.
Mrs. ogden Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben,.,~-
s. Guinness, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Norman Az p
Whitehouse, Captain and Mrs. PhIlin N
Iydig, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Burden NJ
and Mrs. James b. Eustis, Mr.. and NJ,
Arthur Iselin, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Gri,co.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bourke Cochran. NJ
William Douglas Sloane, Mrs. Richa,s
Gambrill, Mrs. w. Starr Miller. Mrs. Rsi
mont Tiffany, Miss Anne Morgan. Nj.
Harriet Alexander. Miss Alice NichoIa,
Miss Marion Holllns, Miss Beatrice Bers
Miss Edith Mortimer. Miss Mary Parso,s
Miss Angelica and Miss Mabel Gerry, Ms,
Mabel Choate, Worthington Whitehov~
Egerton /. Winthrop, Ashbel p. Bsrnsy
Charles A. Mum, John Il. Cowdln, crsz
Wadsworth, F.. Gray Grlswold, Chester Al
drlch, Perry Osborn, Rawlins L. Cottens
Bertram Cruger, Moncure Robinson. Law
renee Butler, Alfonso de Navarro. William,
p. Burden. Deyereux Milburn and Rober,
s. Potter.
Mrs. John Clafin gave a dance last even.
ing at Sherry's for her debutante daughts,
Miss Agnes S. Claflin. 1t took place in The
large ballroom, which was attractiyely
decorated. There was no cotillon, ths
dancing being general throughout the even
ing. but favors were given. The womea
received silver slipper plncushions. siIys
pins and breakfast caps, while their part
ners received cigarettes. The guests n
cluded Miss Viola and Miss Adeline Town
send, Miss Julia Robbins, Miss Winifrts
w Chisolm. Miss Josephine Nicoll, Mn
Frances Breese, Miss Maude and Ma
Marian Kennedy, Miss Marjory and Ma
Florence Blair, Miss Jean Morris, Miu
Caro- O. Brown, Miss JEANNE Emmett, Ma
Justine Ingersoll, Miss Ursula w. Brown
Miss Ethel Outerbridge, Miss sarah z
Manice. Miss Cornelia Van Auken ChapA
Miss Marion Hollins, Henry and WstsOe
Emmett. oliver Wagstaff. George Dizoa
Arnold Whitridge, Franklin Plummer AID
Robert Livingston.
Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt gave .
musical yesterday afternoon at her res'
dsnce No. 459 Fifth avenue. Marguers
Nsmara-Toye sang selections from ne
works OF Debussy, an aria from DOB Ge
vanni." and an English ballad. Come %
the Woodland" by Charles Ferry bna
d'Alexandrovsky, the Russian pans
played.
Dinners will be given this evening by NM
william Douglas Sloane and by MIS- WIZ
lam NJ. v Hoffman.
Tho Misses Furnlss. OF No 80 Madiso,
avenue. will give a dinner on FEBRUARY
for the Ambassador to the Court OF ~
Tames's and Mrs Whitelaw Reid.
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer Is booked 10 san h'
Europe to-day on board the Berlin.
Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen VIII give
dinner and dance az her house In west On
street. February l, for her daughter MS
Elizabeth Adelaide Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland II. Dodge WIZ
leave town on January % for California