New-York tribune., 1912-01-17
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

! Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan, jr.. gave Iar,.
! reception, followed by informal dancing
I last night AT her house, No 23l Madison
avenue, for her debutante daughter Mis-,
Jane y. Morgan. The guests numbered
! between five hundred and six hundred and
! included not only many of the debutsnte,
OF the season and the older girls but theI,
parents as well. The house. formerly IN.
old Anson Phelps Stokes place, was deco.
rated with cut flowers. palms and ferns
Sherry's orchestra played throughout the
evening and Sherry also served the buffe,
supper.
Mrs. Charles p. Alexander gave dinner
| followed by music, last night at her house
| No. 4 West 5Sth street, for the Ambassador
10 the Court OF st. James's and Mrs. White.
law Reid. The guests numbered about one
hundred. Nine. Alma Gluck sang a group
Of Russian songs and also some Irish songs
with harp accompaniment by Miss sassoli.
Nine Gluck was also heard In an old Eng.
! lish song, 10, Hear the Lark with futs
obblIgato by George Barrere. Kurt Schln.
| dler was at the piano A buffet supper fol.
| lowed the musical
|
at her house, in East 69th street many Of
/ her guests including Ambassador and Mrs
Reid. coming on from Mrs. Alexander 3
| dinner and musical. while others arrived
| from a dinner given by Mrs. Henry Car.
negie Phipps at Sherrys. her guests num-
| berlng about fifty, and from one given by
Mrs. J. +. ID. Lanler at her house, in East
] 35th street There was no cotillon, but gen.
eral dancing was enjoyed throughout tho
evening, and shortly after midnight q
seated supper was served.
Mrs. Joseph Stickney gave a dinner last
night at her house, No. S4 Fifth avenue
Among her guests were Mr. and Mrs. I. J..
Oakley Rhinelander. Mr. and Mrs Joseph
| Earle Stevens, Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob
Astor. Mr. and Mrs. W. Forbes Morgan, jr..
! Mr. and Mrs. William Beverley Rogers.
! Baron and Baroness de Meyer. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry r. Peters Mr.. and Mrs. Du-
lanv Rowland, Mrs. Woodbury. Kane, Mrs
/. Harry w. McVicksr. Miss Alice Drexe.
Miss Marjorie Curtis. Butler Ames, Of
Washington; Sherman Day. Frank A. Nun.
sey and Charles Heyden.
Mrs. Samuel Thorne gave a large recep-
tion last night at her house. No. sli Fifth
avenue. for Mr.. and Mrs. Kearsarge Knapp,
jr. and Mr. ana Mrs. Landon K. Thorne.
About six hundred invitations had been Is
sued for the affair Mrs. Knapp was Miss
Phebe V. g. Thorne and Mrs. Thorne was
Miss Julia Loomis. both Of them recent
brides.
Mrs John r. Drexel lent her house, No 1
! East 62d street, last night 20 the Anti-Viv-
section League. The members, who include.
among others, Mrs f. French Vanderbilt
and Mrs. NJ Orme Wilson, listened 20 an
address by Edward H. Clement, president
OF the New England Anti Vivisection So
cIety.
Mrs. w. MilIigan Sloane gave a dinner
last night at her house, No. i6 East Ssth
street.
Mrs. Stanley Mortimer will give a thestrs
party. followed by a supper at Sherrys,
this evening.
Mrs. James A. Burden, jr.. will give a
musical tonight at her house, in East sist
street. Miss Sassoli will be among the
artists.
Mrs. George X. SneluOu kl'es iuHSnSV"
at Sherrys to-day. and Mrs. Bruce-Brown
| gives a luncheon for Lady Parker.
Charles E. Sampson will give large
dinner next Tuesday at Sherry's
| Mrs. Thomas Hastings will give dinner
at the St Regis on Friday.
Mrs William Jay will give a dinner on
Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hastings.
Eugene Delano will give musical at his
house No. Washington Square, on Feb
ruary s.
Mrs. John r. Drexel will give dinner at
her house, in East SD street. on February J.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Roosevelt MISS
GLADYS and Miss Jean Roosevelt left town
Yesterday for california to spend the re-
mainder of the winter
Mrs. r. F. Bloodgood will give theatre
marty next Tuesday. followed by supper
at Sherrys.
Mrs. Harry X. Knapp will give dance
tonight at her house, No. "a East SStn
street. for her niece. Miss Margaret Knapp
q dehutante OF the season.