New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-06
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mrs James A. Burden, Jr., gave recep-
ton, followed by a supper and dance, last
night at her house, No. East 9lst street.
The guests were invited for 1920, and at
midnight supper was served at small ia
bles. after which there was dancing and
this was followed by q second supper, or
early breakfast The house was decorated
for the occasion with pink roses, azaleas,
daffodils, palms, ferns and Southern sm!lax.
The guests numbered about two hundred.
Mrs. Eric 3. Dahlgren gave a small
dance last night at her house. No. Sl2 Fifth
avenue, for her debutante daughter. Miss
Lucy Drexel DahIgren. There was general
dancing, followed by a supper. NrS. J.
Duncan Emmett will give a dinner-dance for
her niece, Miss Dahlgren, on Monday.
Mrs. Edward w. c. Arnold also gave a
dance last night, at her house, No. III
Park avenue, which was decorated with
white roses. Southern smilax and palms.
There was general dancing throughout the
evening, and supper was served in an adj
Joining apartment, which Mrs Arnold had
taken for the occasion. The guests In
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Van Rensselaer,
SCHUYLER Mr. and Mrs. Harold +. Haddcn.
ir Mr. and Mrs. Noel L. Carpenter, Mr..
and Mrs. Dave II. Coddington, Miss Justine
Ingersoll. Miss Sarah Manice, Miss Eugene
Phnbin, Miss May Weatherbee, Miss Mar
garet A. Knapp, Miss Elizabeth r. Thomp-
son, Miss Dorothy Weir, Miss Cora Weir,
Miss Cornelia c. Brown. Henry c. Emmett
Gauatin II. Pel, William Manlce, Arthur
Gardiner. Reginald 3. Lanier, Charles La
nier, Oliver C. Wagstaff, Addison Cam
mock. Grafton Chapman and Andrew T.
Jones.
Mrs. Elisha P. CronkhIte gave q dance at
Sherry's last night for her debutante
daughter, Miss Anna Cronkhite. II took
place in the large ballroom, which was at
tractively decorated for the occasion. There
was general dancing throughout the even
ing, with a supper at midnight. The guests
were received near the entrance TO the bali
room by Mrs. Cronkhite, who was In
gown of black and white chiffon, and by
her daughter. who was dressed in white
spangled net The guests numbering about
two hundred. included Miss IAsa Stilman,
Miss Ruth and Miss Hester Davis, MISS
Cornelia Van Auken Chaplin, Miss Augusta
Dixon, Miss Dorothy Hurry, Miss Nathalie
slocum, Miss Sibyl Davis. Miss Elizabeth
stillman Kendall, Miss Dorothy Manice'
Joseph F. stiIlman. jr, L. Stuart Wing.
ir.. Rowland S. Davis William Proctor j.
Horton Ijams and Shipper Davis.
Miss Natalie b. KnowIton, daughter or
Mrs. Danforth Henry Knowlton, VIII be
married this afternoon TO John Insley Blair,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. De Witt Clinton Blair,
AZ the house Of the brides mother, No. lo2
East 3Sth street.
Moncure Robinson will give a dinner to-
morrow night at the ST. Regis.
Mrs. Julian W. Robbins will give dance
at sherry's on January Is for her daughter
Miss Julia w. Robbins.
Among those booked TO sail for Europe
to-day are Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Phelps
Stokes and Miss Catherine L. Hamersley'
who will be accompanied by Mrs. c. d.
Iovyrie Mrs Lowrie and Miss HameTsley
will spend several weeks in Egypt
,rrs Cornelius c Cuyler, who will give a
theatre party, followed by a supper at
Sberry's, on Wednesday, VIII take her
guests to see Little Boy Blue
MONTGOMERY Strong will lead the CO.
tiIIon at the second OF the Saturday Even
inc Dances tonight at Delmonico's.
Miss Helen Hoffstot will give luncheon
and theatre party to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Birdseye 3. Lewis and Miss
Margaret Thorne have gone to Virginia On
a shooting trip.