New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-17

introduce her daughter. Miss Caroline ID
Iancey Ward. The debutante, who was
in a frock Of white satin and chiffon, was
assited In receiving by Miss Kate Cor
don Willis, Miss Suzanne Warren, Miss
Elizabeth Thompson, Miss Caramai Car
roll, Miss Elise Francke, Miss Louisa
Johnson and Mrs. r. Percy Thompson|
| The last reception will be held on Decem.
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Mrs. Allen Fitch gave a small inror.
NAL luncheon yesterday at her house, No
80 West 56th street, for her daughter. Miss
Diantha Fitch.
Mrs. Walter Rutherford gave a small
! luncheon yesterday at the Cosmopolitan
Club Miss Bacon and Miss Hartman
gave a bridge party OF one hundred ana
! fifty persons yesterday afternoon at
Sherrys, and Mrs. Il. Mason Raborg al
bridge at her house, in East 36th street
The artists at Albert Morris Bagbys
musical morning at the Waldorf Astoria
yesterday were Mile. Lucrezia Bor
Dinh Gilly and Eugene Ysaye. Among
those in the audience were Mrs Henry
| Fairfield Osborn. Mrs. Clarence Gray
Dinsmore, Mrs. William Douglas Sloane
4, Mrs. John Clinton Gray Mrs. Bradley
Martin, jr, Mrs. Edwin Gould, Mrs. WIN.
lam VI. Iiingsland, General Horace Por
ter, Mrs. Burke Roche, Mrs. w Rathoons
Bacon and Mrs. George II. Bend.
l.
w. Taft. Mrs. Archer NJ. Huntington
Mrs. Bradley Martin, Jr. Mrs. Henry W
Tilford and Mrs. Charles c. Stlllrnan
are among the patronesses OF the fifth
annual ball TO be given by Auxiliary M
l OF the New York Diet Kitchen Asa.
clation. on January T. at the Hotel Plaza
1t will be costume affair.
Mr. and Mrs. J. III. Sears have arrived
in town from their country place on
Long Island, and are at the Hotel ST.
Regis.
The Italian Charge d'Affaires, ~ Cata.
lani, has arrived In town from Washing.
ton, for a few days stay here. Through
his mother he Is grandson OF Musuru,
Pacha,- who for more than a quarter Of
century represented the Sublime Porte a.
its ambassador I'm London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G.. Vanderbilt, Who
have been staying at the Vanderbilt,
Hotel since their return from Sycamore
Lodge, their place in the Adirondack.
sail to-day FOR England on board the
Mauretania.
Mrs. VI. Orme Wilson's house will De the
scene on Friday afternoon at o'clock OF
n meeting OF the Vivisection Investigation
League, to which Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish.
L. Burial Hoffman Charles Frederick
Hoffman. Frank X. Sturgis and F. Angus
tus Schermerhorn belong.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Tuckerman Tower,
Of Tuxedo. whose daughter Is one OF the
debutantes OF the season, have leased the |
house Of Mrs. Benjamin Knower, in East
nth street. for the winter.
Miss Louise Jackson's wedding to Joha
3. Cornell will take place this afternoon
at the East 66th street house OF Mrs
Louis J. Belloni, who is an aunt of tie |
bride. Miss Jackson. daughter OF Mrs
Frederick Wendell Jackson, will have as
attendants Miss Ruth Haskins, Miss MIR
jorle Motley and Miss Paula FIeltmann
Irving Cornell will be his brothers best
man, and the ushers will include Milton
Cornell. Karl Behr. Douglas Gibbons.
Frederick Ewing, George Sudden and
Perry Bogue. The ceremony will be pei
formed by the Rev. Henry Sloane Cofnn |
Of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
For the benefit Of the Benevolent Society
of the Parish OF ST. Vincent de Paul q
dramatic entertainment. followed by al
dance, Will be given tonight in the large
reception room OF the French Steamship
Line, Pier 81. which is at the end OF West
10Th street. There will be two comedlettas
In which Nine. Henri Goiran. Nine De-
cesson, Rene Wlderstein and the Comts
de Pontiac will appear. These will be fol- I
low ed by Rotations by Nine. Simone and
NJ de Max, after which there Will be SUP I
per and dancing. Mrs. Henri Gourd Mrs
Paul Fuller, Mrs. q. Morgan Browne
Mrs. Pierre Mali. Mrs. Geraldine Rcd '
mond, Miss Iselin and the Comtesse Do
| Laugier-Vllars are among the patron
esses.
Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee, Mrs. HaInil- I
ton Mex. Twombly. Mrs. William Dous1n
Sloane and Mrs. John W. Minturn an
among the patronesses OF a concert which |
will take place this afternoon at the house
OF Mrs. John Henry Hammond. in East
9lst street, for the benefit OF the Hamilton
! Street Settlement.
Henry Marion Ward gives a dinner |
dance this evening at his house In PARK
avenue FOR his niece, Miss Frances Ward
who is one OF the debutantes Of the sea |
son and a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Montagu Ward.
Mrs. William c. Bates will hold re-
ception this afternoon at her residencs In '
| East S4th street for her daughter, Miss
Amy Bradish johnson, one OF the dsbu- |
tantes OF the season.
| Robert W. Goelet is now on the ocean
and due on Friday on the Provence. ON I
ers arriving this week from abroad are
Mrs. J. Fierpont Morgan. Sir Ernesl
Shackleton. the South Pole explorer; j. |
Barton Willing, Sir Charles and Lady
Ross. Mr.. and Mrs. George Eustis and
Mr. and Mrs. &. A. Mum