New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-30
people and Social Incidents

HeT daughter, Miss Mary H. Brooks a,
! her house, No. 81 West 52d street. Mr..
Samuel III. Ordway, at her home, No ~,
East list street, for her niece, Miss Cor.
( nelia Throop Geer, daughter OF the pev
/ DR.. Montague Geer, vicar Of 81. Pam.
| Chapel; Mrs J. Edgar Bun, at her bousa
IN Gramercy Park, for her debutante
daughter, Miss Priscilla Bull, and also her
married daughter, Mrs. Butler Whiting
who has recently returned from her vaS
ding trip, and by Howard Taylor. at ri.
house, No. 10 East Gith street for n.
daughter, Miss Eleanor Taylor.
Mrs. James Mott Hartshorne CAV, -.
ception yesterday afternoon at her houso
No. 40 East 6jth street, TO introducs h.,
daughter, Miss Eleanor Mott Hartsborro
Mrs Hartshorne wore a gown OF blar,
and white thread lace over shell Mat
satin, and her daughter was In Whit
satin. with beaded net In the n,,,v
were Miss Gertrude Mali, Miss Kate Ca.
don Willis, Miss Caroline Wyeth M.
Priscilla Bull Miss Amy Johnson Nc.
Eleanor Taylor, Miss Caramai Carron
'FiSS 'i''d i1htI' MISS Mary Baker
Miss Louise Chappel Miss Marga,s,
Hcrrick, Miss Helen Hiss Miss Katherine
Moore, Miss Mary Brooks and Miss Mar.
auerite Bourne. The reception was fol.
lowed by dinner and dance.
Mrs. Joseph y. Hoyt Of No. 81 Eas,
6sth street, gave reception yesterday
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daughter Miss Gertrude Hoyt. In the %.
ceiving party We're Miss Louise Channel
Miss Margaret Strong, Miss Margaret
Haskell and others \ dinner and theatre
party followed
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s Marston gave a
dance last night at Sherry's for their de-.
butante daughter, Miss Edna Marston.
Mr.. and Mrs Narston and Mr.. and Mrs
Russell Marston gave dinners Of twenty.
two covers each previous 10 the dance 10
which they afterward took their guests
Assisting the debutaute ana her mother
in receiving were Mrs Russell Marston.
Miss Celeste Thieriot Miss Martha Burke,
Miss. Hazel Hutchinson and Miss Leslie
Macintosh Miss Marston wore a gown OF
white satin and silver gauze.
Mrs. Alfred Todd, Of No. s2i West End
avenue, gave a reception yesterday after.
noon at her home to introduce her daugh.
ter. Miss Glover Todd The debutante.
who was in white chiffon over white
satin. trimmed with fur, was assisted in
receiving by Miss Margaret Overton. Miss
Anne Moore, Miss Katherine Simpson. OF
Orange, y. j.; Miss Helen Clark, Miss
Florence Rogers and Miss Todd. The re-
ceptou was followed by a dinner after
which the receiving party and a few ad-
ditional friends went 70 see "Fannys
First Play" The extra guests were Byrd
Wise. Bradley Coley, Roger Myles,
Charles Orth. Dwight Franklin and Arun.
del Nichols.
Mrs. John Lysandcr Cutler introduced
her daughter. Miss Margaret Varney Cut
Ter yesterday afternoon at her home, in
West S9th street. The debUtaute was as
sisted in receiving by Miss Mary Hopper.
Miss Nellie Lord, Miss Amy Johnson Miss
Susanne Warren, Miss Marguerite Little,
of Salem, Mass; Miss Eleanor Jackson.
of ST Paul Miss Dorothy Marsh, Of South
Orange, y. j., and Miss Beatrice Vogel.
4 dinner and dance followed, 10 which a
number of additional guests were Invited.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. DreXel, Miss Alice
Gordon DreXel and William Hude Nell
son will sail for Europe to-day to remain
abroad for about a year. After spending
few weeks in Rome they will 80 to
Egypt for the remainder Of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Macculloch Miller
will return to the city to-day from Nor
ristown, y. J.
Mrs. Joel Z. Fisher will give theatre
party this evening, followed by a supper
at Sherrys, 70 celebrate the coming OF
age Of her only son, Joel L. Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. j. Frederic Kernochan
are booked 10 sail for Europe to-day TO
spend several weeks abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. CouriIaudt p. Dixon. "a.
and Mrs, Frederic de Rham nave gone to
Hot Springs, Va, for short stay
Mrs William NJ. V. Hoffman gave a
dinner last night at her house. in West
jlst street.
AT NEWPORT.
by Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Newport Nov CA dinner was given
al Fort Adams this evening by Captain