New-York tribune., 1912-01-13
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mrs. William Manice gave a dance Al
Sherrys last night for her dobutsnte
daughter Miss Sarah Remsen Msnce. The
affair was preceded by a number OF din
ners, the hostesses including Mrs Henry
NJ Alexander, who entertained ~ her
house In East 3eth street for Miss MarioYy
and Miss Florence Blair and Mrs William
e. Sheldon, whose dinner was for Miss
Hope Malcolm and Miss Eleanor Prentice
Mrs Sheldon's guests were Mr.. aud Nss
Reeve Schley, Miss Augusta Dixon. MieS
Elizabeth Stillman Kendall. Miss Vouletti
r. Proctor Miss Helen Turnbull Miss
T'rng SbIey, Miss Polly Jacob. Miss
Hazen Symngton. Miss Gwendolin Condor,
Norton Miller. Evander Schley, Benham
Malcolm. Cecil st. George. Arthur Sher-
wood and w Brenton willing. The guest
later went to Sherrys, where they were
received by Mrs Manice, VINO. was in
gown of green velvet, and her daughter.
who wore white satin. embrodered>in sill
yer. Although there was no cotillon, favors
were given to the dancers The women re
ceived carved wood picture frames, brocade
pin cushions and wands topped with birds
heads Of Dresden china, and for their part
ners there were leather ash trays, enamel
match boxes and silver pipe cleaners.
Among the guests We're Mr.. and Mrs
Henry ". Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. James
L. Breese Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Iselin. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ Orme Wilson, ir.. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Norman de r. Whtehouse. Mr.
and Mrs Leonard M. Thomas, Miss Joseph.
inc NIcoll, Miss Laura Webb. Miss Frances
Breese. Miss Virginia Alexandra, Miss Win
fired Chisholm Miss Alice Drexel, Miss
Maud A. Kennedy. Miss Claire Bird. Miss
Beatrice Clafin, Miss Lisa Stillman, j.
Harry Alexandra, jr. Seth Barton French
Charles LAnier, Sidney Dillon Ripley,
George Wagstaff, Frederick Frelinghuysen.
Buell. Hollister, Chester Burden, John Ap-
pleton, Reginald Auchincloss and Phoenix
Ingraham
Another dance of last evening was that
given by Mrs. Edwin IT, Weatherhee, at
the ST. Regis. 1t was preceded by a dinner
served at small tables In the marble ball
room. where the dancing took place. 'lrs.
Weathcrbee. IN a gown Of cerise satin, with
crystal trimming, was assisted in receiving
by her daughters, Miss May Weathcrbee,
who was in white satin, spangled with sill
ver and Mrs Clark Potter Read, who
wore Nile green satin embroidered I'm
pearls. There was general dancing, fol
lowed by supper. .---a
The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
]. Chisholm, jr. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Tappen
Fairchld, MIR. and Mrs. Henry Alker, Mr..
and Mrs Harold Milbank, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunlevy Milbank, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter
Marstou, Miss Gladys McAlpin, Miss Cath
crime 5. Burton, Miss Madeleine OBrien.
Miss Evelyn Crimmlns Miss Marie Consta-
BILE, Alexander and David Orr Edward
Alker. Hicks Arnold Weathcrbcc. Benjamin
Harrison Mckee and George Carpenter
Mrs Elbrldge T. Gerry gave a dinner last
night at her house, in East 6lst street
Mrs Robert r. Livingston had dinner
last evening at her residence in Washing
ton Square for Miss Sophie Mott. Mrs. Liv-
ingston will give another dinner on Fri
day, for Mis- sybil Davis.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Grifen also gave a dinner
last evening at the Plaza. She will give
costume dance on Lincolns Birthday at
sherrys for her daughter, Miss Marjorie
Ely Smylie, and her son, Charles a, Smy lie.
oliver Isclin. who is to marry Miss Bca-
I
Atterbury. on Thursday. In st. Thomas
Church. will give his farewell bachelor din
ncr this evening at Delmonico's
Mrs William Starr Miller will give
dinner this evening at her house, IN Filth
avenue.
Mrs. T. J. Oakley Rhneander has re-
turned 10 town from Tuxedo, where sns
was the guest OF Mrs Amory g. Carhart
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland ". Dodge VIII
leave the city at the end of this month lor
a Western trip
Mr. and Mrs Charles Bulkley Huopeh
announce tho engagement Of their daush'
tor Miss Ruth Rossiter Hubbel. 10 Robert
Mason Derby, OF this city and Montreal
Mr.. Derby Is a graduate OF the Msssacnu'
so,ts Institute OF Technology, class OF u
and is son of Or. and Mrs Haskell Der
by. OF Boston.