New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

roses and poinsciiIs and green ferns
NEW YORK SOCIETY.
Since Lent does not begin until Fobruyy
y moro than six week- of the New yoy.
season remain and despite the departure
Of well known peopo for the south 20
California. for Europe and Egypt in sesrch
Of SUMNER climes and less rigorous ten-
poratures, plenty remain to continue VIA
undlmnished zest the gsyeties of psr.
iiculsrly festive winter. and the progranm.
of society is as crowded as ever With IN.
tertsinmonts OF one kind or another.
Aiken. Palm Beach. Has ana. the shores Z
the Mediterranean and the Nile NAV have
their attractions. but although some ar.
Iurcd away thereby. such as, for Instance.
J. Pierpont Morgan. who sailed the other
day: Mr.. and Mrs Harry Payne whitney.
who leave this week for Europe. and Nr
and Mrg. Thomas Hitchcock and Mr. and
Mrs. &. Oliver Iselin, who have gone IL
Aiken, the vast majority Of the member,
of tho smart set will remain here in Ne.
York until the curtain is finally rung down
for The end OF the season.
to-day is the annual fancy dress ball AZ
Shorry's for the BENEFIT OF the Lying-ln
Hospital. Thanks to the number of ticket,
sold. the financial success OF tho entertsin-
ment seems. already assured, and there IA
every promise OF the affair proving every
bit as brilliant from social point NJ view
~ the ball for the same charity. ORGANIZED
practically by the same committee i've,
twelve months ago. Those most active in
It's management. now as then. are MIRA
Austen Gray. Ars. Arthur Isen. Mrt
William K. Vanderbilt, jr.. Mes Pawn
whitney. Mrs. John r. Drexe,, Mrs Arthur
Scott Burden, Mrs. w. Goadby Loew, Mrs
j. Norman de r Vhitehouse, Mrs. Hlr.
mann Oelrichs. Mrs. William Woodward
and Mrs. F. French Vanderbilt. Dinner,
Will he given in connection thersvith ~
Mrs. Payne whitney. Mrs Pembroke,
Jones. Mrs. Pauding Fosdick and Mrs. =.
Ledyard Blair, as we'll as By many others.
So general is the interest manifested IN
this bal costume that several other dances
which had been set for that evening hsys
been changed 10 another day. Thus ths
first OF the two subscription dances ar.
Oliver Could Jennings by Mrs Morris W
kellogg, by Mrs. william r. Osgood FieId
and others at the 81 Regis will take plac.
there on Wednesday night, instead ~ on
Thursday, as originally ordered Mrs. Jules
s. Bache gives a dance az Shsrry's also on
Wednesday evening for her debutsnts
daughter, Miss Hazel Bschs and Mrs. Corr
nelius c. Cuyler has a theatre party. fol-
lowed by a supper at Sherry's and small
dance for her debutante n'ec,. MisI
Josephine Nicoll
Tomorrow evening Mr. and Mrs. J. Duu-
can Emmett give dinner dance AZ their
house in Madison avenue for their niece
Miss Lucy Dahlgren. and on Tuesday night
Mrs. Henry NJ Tilford will be the hostess
at one OF the largest dinner dances ~ ih4
season at Sherrys for her two married
daughters, Mrs. David wagstaN and Mrsi
Stanley G. Mortimer. Mrs. John \. Drc1el
will also give another Of her series of din!
ner dances on that evening az her house. IN
East sgd street, for her daughter, Miss Aii,s
Drexel.
Mrs. William Manice has pTe-emptrd Fris
day for the dance which she Is giving Il
tante daughter, Miss Sarah Manice and
Mrs William c. Sheldon will have a dinner
on that evening at sherry's for Miss Hops
Malcolm and for Miss Eleanor Prentice.
afterwsrd taking her entire party OF guests
on 10 Mrs Manice's dance. Mrs E1bridgs
r. Gerry has a dinner party set for that
evening at her house IN East slst street.
and Miss May Weatherbee will be th.
hostess Of dinner-dance on the same
night at the st. Regis.
Friday ia the day likewise SET FOR tbs
American POneranian dog show. from -
a. m. to 10 p. m., In the large ballroom ot
the Waldorf Astoria. Mrs. T. Townsend
Burden. Mrs. Frederick W Vanderbilt
Mrs Ogden Mills Miss Evelyn Burden and
Miss Anna Sands are among those who
have entered their dogs for the exhibition.
oliver Iselin gives his farewell bachelor
dinner on Saturday night at Delmonicos.
His wedding 10 Miss Beatrice Flag dsugh-
ter Of Mrs. John Turner Attcrbury. takes
place on the following Thursday in 81.
Thomas's Church.
Dances in the near future include thoss
or Mrs Julian W Robbins az Sherry .. 40
morrow week: Of Mrs. J. Pierpont Morsah
on TUESDAY week, at her house. IN A'Anison
avenue. for Miss Sarah Morgan. inc dcnH-
tante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Juniu7 =
Morgan. Mrs ogden Mlls~ annual dance
,akos Mace on tho same evening ~ h"r
bouss In Fast seth street, and Mrs VIII
i,,, \ yandsrbilt's dance az her house. N
Fifth avenue is set for THURSDAY week.
Weddings Of the week includs that 81
MIss Nina Delaheld. daughter ~ the late
H f. Deia field. In Arthur Lsrslsy a. th'
residence Of tho hride's grandmother, Mrs.
Daniel r. Moran. i'm Park avenue.
Nine. Tctrazzlni and Miss kathleen far-
low will dguro on tho programme ~ Noe't
Morris Eaehy's musical tomorrow n'th'ns
At the Waldorf-hstoris.
Iloyd Warren has arrived m Fa''s ~
is STAYING at tho Hotel Ritz. whence "eo'N
Pollock has taken his departure for i''ho'''
Mrs hermann oelrichS's son. Hern'o',
has left for Europe. and Is No" ''a>''s ~
tho Hotel M~urcN, IN Paris
MIR and Mrs William ". F"''' M
aus, arrived from Europe "'' Al '''' '''
Regis for a few DAYS, -
MIR and Mrs. George Bird VINO q
,,,,,rs ot shc,burne with nr. and VIZ .,a
seward Webb. have returned 70
are At the Gotham
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