New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-24
PeoDIe and Social Incidents

Muller, Miss Priscilla Bull, Miss Dorothy
Manice. Miss Cornelia De Lancay Cam
mann, Miss Frances NJ. Ward. Miss Ger
trude Foos, Miss Annie c. Goddard, Miss
Helen Hiss and Miss Caroline Ward.
Albert Morris Bagby was presented BY
the subscribers with silver loving cup
Yesterday morning on the occasion Of his
20oth musical at the WaldorfAstora
There was a large and fashionable audi.
ence and the programme was a brilliant
one. The artists were Nine. Sembrch.
Edmund Clement, Efrem Ximbalist and Ar
thur Friedhelm Among those present were
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane. Mrs William
NJ Kingsand, Mrs. John Clinton Gray
Mrs. Bradley Martin. jr. Miss Helen
Miller Gould Mrs. Henry Fairfield o.
born, Mrs Arthur Murray Dodge Mrs
Francis -. Jackson Mrs. Henry W. Taft
Mrs. Warren Delano, Miss Frances De
Peyster. Mrs. Samuel II. valentine, Mrs
Francis Burrlll Hoffman. Mrs. Robert
Winthrop, Mrs Edwin Gould. Mrs John
A. Dix and Mrs. J. Duncan Emmett.
There was Christmas matinee az the
Plaza yesterday afternoon arranged by
Douglas j. Wood for the benefit OF the
Bide-a-Wee Home for Friendless Animals
under the patronage Of Mrs. John Hays
Hammond, Mrs George Jay Gould, Mrs
J. Todhunter Thompson, Mrs. W. Bourke
Cochran, Mrs. Frederick Edey, Mrs
Henry l.. Burnett and Miss Ida Bliss. Tie
programme included old French songs in
Vatican costume by Mrs. Julian Nc
Carly Little, three dances, excerpts from
The Pipes OF Pan" a musical pantomlms
based upon the Greek legend OF the
birth Of song and Mics Marjory Benton
Cooke gave an original humorous mono
logue. The second act OF The Yellow
Jacket" now at the Fulton Theatre, wa.
performed, and The Weaker Vessel a
dramatic episode in one scene, was pre-
scented for the first time on any stage by
Miss Keith Takeman. Debutantes Of the
season in fancy costume sold souvenir
programmes.
Harry La Nontagns, who is due 10 ar
rive In New York to-day on board the
Amerika, viii be az the Ritz-Carlton for
short stay.
The Ardsley Club Will have its annual
dance at the clubhouse on New Years
Eve.
The Brazilian Ambassador and Nine
da Cana have arrived IN the city and
are at the Hotel st. Regis.
Mrs James VI. Montgomery. OF No li2
East 18th street. will give reception at
Delmonico's on New Years Day.
The German Ambassador, Count Won
Berustorff. who came TO the city yester
day TO attend the funeral OF Mrs. GOelet
returned TO Washington last night
James Brown Potter arrived in the city
last night from Mexico and IS at the ST.
Regis. Mrs Potter left town early last
week 10 spend the holidays IN Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. j. Laurens Van Allen are
spending the winter at Passport, IN Eng
land.
Mrs. Eoen Wright, with Miss Lets and
Miss Anna Wright. has gone TO Tuxedo
for the holidays.
Mrs James Brown will give dance
this evening az her house. in Park ave-
nue., for her debutante daughter, Mss
Evelyn Brown.
Mrs Gustav Kissel has issued invita-
tons for a dinner for her daushtor. Miss
Louise Kissel, on January 3, az her house
in East 65th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas sloane
will entertain a party Of forty at dinner
en- Christmas Day. at their house. IN west
cd street.
Mr.. and Mrs William x. Vanderbilt
have a large house party for the holidays
az Idle Hour, their place near Oakdals.
Long Island.
Mrs. Herbert Shipman f. spending the
holidays with her mother, Mrs. Edison
Bradley. at Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William y. Ossood Field
are at High Lawn. their place az LenoA'
for the holidays. They will give dance
there on New Years Eve.