New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

not yet out, but there were also many OF
the older contingent present
! In compliment to Miss Estelle O'Brien,
daughter of ex-Judge Morgan j. OBrleh,
Mrs. William Carr gave tea from uh'l'
/. C o'clock on New Years Day. The hostess
received in black marquisette over blue; her
guest of honor wore king blue chiffon. and
| Miss Mary Carr's frock was OF apricot
satin They were assisted by Miss Mar
garet Carr Miss Katherine Bradley Muir
ray, Miss Grace Casilear, Miss Margaret
TAYLOR, Miss Olivia Herkimer, Miss Nora
Hayes, Miss Margot Loughran, Miss Paul
! inc Haggerty, Miss Adelaide Moran, Miss
! Clara Kent, Miss Anna Murray, Miss Mar
garet Fryenbarr and Miss Marguerite
Heating.
Mrs Bevier Hasbrouck. Of No. 1916 Ocean
avenue. announces the engagement of her
daughter Miss Gwendolyn Hasbrouck, to
Vance Howard Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Nelson. of New Haven. Miss
Hasbrouck was graduated from the Berke-
ley Institute last June and her fiance is a
Yale man.
Tuesday was marked by the coming out
reception Of Miss Eva Peabody, which took
place between the hours of 4 and o'clock
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Jones Peabody, No 12S Willow
street 1t was followed in the evening by
a dinner dance. The receiving party In
cluded Miss Ruth Latin, Miss Janet
Buchanan, Miss Louise Fiske, Miss Marion
Blashfield, Miss Marie Warner, Miss Agnes
Tag. Miss Monica Burrell. Of Brooklyn;
Miss Marie Brown, Miss Helen Brown,
Miss Elizabeth Pierce. Miss Katherine
Roberts of Philadelphia, and Miss Alice
Gates, of New Jersey.
The guests of the evening were Miss
Eunice Beecher, Miss Marguerite Mallet,
Miss Helen Hodgman, Miss Sara De Long.
Miss Edith Conard. Miss Marguerite
Bourbon, Miss Helen Hodgman, Miss Helen
Salisbury, Miss Jane Applegate, Miss
Dorothy Thurston, Miss Helen Sanderson,
Miss Edith Warner, Miss Elise Stutzer,
Miss Marjorie Sewell, Miss Neila Van
Brunt, Miss Kate Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dudley Peabody, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Peabody, Frank Page, Holman Ketcham,
Paul Brinsmade Mason Tilney. Philip
Stimson Mansfield Kidder, Arnold Knauth,
Russell Gates, George Kissam, Frederick
Fiske, Edward Bullwinke Gerrlsh
Bausher, Seymour Belcher. Newell Van
derhoef, Harris Thurston. Philip Haywood,
George Case, Theodore Lewis, David Mof-
fatt, George Abbot, Robert Walker. Mar
shall Vanderhoef, Spencer Mitchell and
Frederick StimsOn. Mrs. Peabody WAS
gowned in lavender MORE and lace, and
the debutante was frocked In white pearl
embroidered chiffon.
Mrs. David A. Boody and Mrs. Maude
Boody Carey on Friday morning gave a
luncheon, followed by bridge, at their
home, No. 2OG Berkeley Place. There were
about twenty tables and the prizes were
gilt French mirrors. After the games
luncheon was served at small tables ap-
pointed in pink.
Mrs William II. Nichols, jr., of No. 36l
Clinton avenue, will entertain large parties
at bridge Thursday and Friday afternoons.
The latest addition to the debutante
contingent is Miss Dorothy Hurburt
Sutphin, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Halsey sutphin, of No. 80 Prospect Park
West. She will be presented at a reception
on Friday, which will be followed in the
evening by a dinner dance.
Mrs Ernest Gallaudet Draper, before her
wedding a year ago Miss Mary White
Childs gave a tea on Wednesday at her
new home, No 81 Prospect Park West.
Her mother, Mrs William H. Childs, re-
ceived with her, and two OF her brides
maids, Mrs. Robinson Leech MARY Jen-
nings) and Miss Katherine Dauchy poured
tea. Next week Mrs Morris Upham Ely
(Ethe AdamsJ and Miss Elizabeth Ros-
sitter will be at the tea table Red roses
were used in the decorations
Mrs Malcolm Roberts Justine Hibhard)
Will! be at home Fridays in January al No.
81 East nth street, Manhattan.
Many from this borough have received
cards for the reception which Mrs. Medwin
Leale, OF No $50 Lexington avenue. will
give on Thursday The receiving party
will include Mrs. James B. Hcndrick, Mrs.
f.. Mortimer Ward, Mrs J. B. Coles Tap
pan, Miss Lillian Lcale, Of Manhattan;
Mrs II. Edward Drcier. Miss Anna Mar
tense Wilbur and Miss Mary Guild, OF this
borough.
Miss Mary Craig will be married TO Rob
ert Stuart owens on Thursday evening,
January q, at the home Of her parents. Dr.
and Mrs. Thomas G. Craig. No l& Cumbcr-
land street. She will he attended by n
maid Of honor Miss Isabelle BOstwick, and
two bridesmaids, Miss Grace Burn and
Miss Althea Jaeger. Malcolm w. owens
will be his brothers best man. and Will
lam &. Biddlc and IIarnh J. Babbidge are
10 act as ushcrs. Mr. owens Is a son Of
Mr. and Mrs w w. Owens, Of No. 22g
Clinton avenue. and was graduated from
Cornell I'm 1905
on Wednesday evening Miss Alice Bulk
ley Moss daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick ". Moss. was the guest Of honor at
the dinner dance which her aunt, Mrs.
Jonathan Bulkley, gave at her new home,