New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-15

foll, from, the universities, the colleges
and the schools, and their presence WIN
their zest for enjoyment and their ne-
termination TO turn their vacation 10 inc
very best account in the matter OF pieas"
ure will add to the life and the ANNA
tjon of this great city, which is always
particularly busy and crowded at Yule-
tide. They will, as usual, contribute III
no small degree to the gayety OF the
festive season, for their enthusiasm ABOUT
everything and everybody Is likely 10
prove infectious and to communicate
itself to their elders.
Dances figure more extensively on inc
programme of society this week than any
other form Of entertainment. Ot course
the dances are all for debutantes' III
whose honor so much hospitality Is be-
ing dispensed as to tax their fund Oh
energy and strength.
Thus tomorrow night Mrs. Charies L.
Cammann, jr., gives a theatre party 1oi-
lowed by a dance, for her daughter, MISS
Cornelia de Lancey Cammann.
On Tuesday night Henry Marion ward
has a dinner dance at his house, IN PARK
avenue, for his debutante niece, MISS
Frances NJ. Ward.
On wednesday night Mrs. Frederick
Brooks has dance at Sherry's Tor ner
daughter, Miss Mary Brooks, and on
Thursday Miss Estelle Hartshorne VIII
make her debut at a dance given by her
mother. Mrs Richard Hartshorne, also
at Sherry's On the same night MRS. u
Maurice Heckscher has a dance at the
Ritz Carlton, while the Colony Cluo wiz
be the scene OF the first OF a series OF
dances organized by Mrs. Robert NJ. Nv
ingston and Mrs. Rowland Davis.
Mrs. Frederick Edey gives dance Tor
Miss Julia Edey at Sherry's. Mrs. a.
Masters MacDonell has a dance at Del
monico's for Miss Priscilla Bull, and Mrs
r. A. c. Smith will give dance at the
Ritz-Carlton for her daughter, Miss Mar
garet Smith, who has come out this sea-
son. Howard Taylor will also give an
other OF his Friday dinner dances TOT MS
daughter, Miss Eleanor Taylor, at MS
house in East 64th street, and the frst or
the so-called Metropolitan dances TOT
Young girls who will not make their de-
butts until twelve months hence, will take
place as usual at Sherrys They owe
their name to the fact that they were
formerly held in the annex OF the Metro
politan Club.
Mrs. Walter r. Chappell has dance at
the st. Regis on Saturday for her daugh-
ter, Miss Louise Chappell. and Delmon-
ico's will be the scene of the second OF the
series OF dances of the Saturday Evening
Dancing Class, directed by Mrs. Robert
r. Huntington.
In addition TO these dances, there Is the
one which will follow the dramatic enter
tainment for the benefit Of the ST. Vincent
do Paul French Benevolent Society, on
Tuesday evening. in the large reception
room Of the French Transatlantic Com
pany, on Pier 81, at the foot OF West 18th
street. The dance will be preceded by a
supper, by a couple OF playlets and by
some Rotations by Nine. Simone and
NJ. de Max. The playlets will consist OF
"IjObstacle," in which Nine. Goiran. wife
of one Of the French yice-consuls, and
Rene Wilderstein will appear with Ed
mond Pailleron Etincelle, Nine. Goiran,
Mr.. Detessan and NJ. de Pontiac In the
cast. The patronesses include Mrs. Henri
+ Gourd and Mrs. Charles du Vivier,
from whom tickets may be obtained.
There will also be dance following the
Christmas festival OF the MacDowell Club
at the Waldorf-Astoria on Wednesday
evening. The programme OF the enter
tainment comprises Greek procession,
gacrihcial dance, Saxon festival in
| honor OF Freir, the God OF Youth; spe-
cial dance, a Celtic festival entitled The
Gathering OF the Mistletoe," tableaux VI
wants. a Poets and Painters Quadrilie,
winding I'D with a fancy dress ball.
Among those taking part in the AFFAIR are
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Delatield. Miss Dor
othea and Miss Charlotte Glider, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Langdon Geer, Mrs. Charles B. Alex
ander, John W. Alexander, Miss Belle
Greene and Mrs. Evans r. Dick.
AT Mrs. John Henry Hammond's house,
I'm East 9lst street, concert VIII take
place on Wednesday afternoon for the
benefit of the Hamilton Street Settlement,
under the patronage Of Mrs. Hamilton
Mex. Twombly, Mrs. John w. Alinturn,
Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee and others.
Mrs. j. Allen Townsend gives large
luncheon party tomorrow for Miss Edith
Logan. the debutante daughter OF Mrs,
John A. Logan, and on the same day Mrs.
Beverley Ward will give reception for
her daughter Miss De Lancey Ward, at
her residence, in East 18th street.
Tomorrow morning the third or the
musicals organized by Albert Norris Bag
by will take place at the Waldorf-As-
toria.
on Thursday morning Nine Alma Gluck
and NJ. Clement will constitute the feat
ures of the "Chansons en- Crinollne" en-
tertainments at the Plaza, organized by
Mrs. r. w. Hawkesworth.
Notable among the weddings or the
week is that OF Miss Constance Warren
to Count Guy de Lasteyrle, eldest son OK
the Marquis and Marchioness de Las
teyrie, at the Fifth avenue home OF the
parents Of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Henry Warren. owing TO the deep
mourning OF the Warren family for the
death last week Of the brides aunt, Mrs.
Robert Goelet, the wedding will be very
quiet affair, the attendance being re-
stricted to a few relatives and Intimate
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