New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-07

Y No. 5 East 66th street, to introduce her
daughter, Miss Margaret Schieffelin. The
debutante who was in white chiffon. EN-.
broidered in gold, and her mother re-
| ceiyed. Miss Helen Hunt, Miss Mary
Pyne. Miss Harriette Post. Miss Alice
Appleton, Miss Aida Livingston, Miss
Louise Kissel and Miss Gertrude Mali
poured tea.
Miss lesson Thayer was introduced to
society yesterday afternoon at reception
given by her mother, Mrs. Benjamin b
Thayer, at her house, No. AZ East 18th
street. Assisting the debutante in receiv-
| ing were Miss Gwendolyn Condor, Miss
Marjorie Weeks, Miss Elizabeth Kendall.
Miss Oriana Stevens, Miss Margaret Col
gate and Miss Carolyn Kobbe. Miss
! Thayer was in white chiffon. The recep-
! ton was followed by dinner, after which
| the party went to see William Collier
! The additional guests were John Stewart.
| Edward Stevens, George Stevens, jr,
Howard Baker. Patrick Calhoun, jr.
Watson Blair and Francis Boyd.
| Henry Marion Ward will give dinner
dance on December IT, at his home. No.
1923 Park avenue, for Miss Frances Monta-
gu Ward, the debutante daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Montagu Ward
! Miss Constance Warren and Count Guy
de Lasteyrie, Of Paris, visited the City
Hall yesterday afternoon and took out
their marriage license. Their wedding is
! to take place on December 10 at the resi-
dcnce of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Henry Warren, No. s24 Fifth ave-
nue. The count gave his age as thirty
three Owing to the death OF the brides
aunt. Mrs. Robert Goelet. in Paris, the
wedding will be quiet and simple Only
relatives will be present at the ceremony.
Dayrell f.. NJ Crackenthorpe, council
| Tor OF embassy in the English diplomatic
service, and until recently connected With
| the British Embassy In Japan. has ar
| rived from England with Mrs. Cracken-
| thorpe, who is a daughter OF Major Gen
| eral Daniel f. Sickles.
| Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Elliott, who
were married in October at Southampton.
have returned to town from their honey
moon and are settled for the winter at
the Vanderbilt Hotel.
Miss Anne Morgan has left town for
Salem. ~ c.. where she will remain until
the end OF next week.
Miss Helen Taft mas arrived in town
and is staying with her cousin, Mrs. Hugo
de Fritsch at No 1873 East Oth street.
Miss Margaret Trevor will make her
debut to-day at a reception given by her
mother Mrs. Henry Graf Trevor. at her
house I'm East sd street. II will be fol-
lowed by dinner; also by Mrs. John b.
Trevor's theatre party, supper and in
formal dance at No II East DIST street.
| to which most OF the young girls coming
out this season have been invited.
| Miss Edith Logan will be presented 70
society this afternoon at reception
given by her mother. Mrs. John 4.
Logan, al her residence in West 55th
street.
Mrs. c. Grosvenor Wyeth has a recep-
uoh lh4S aiterhooh at het house III East
18th street FOR the coming out OF her
, daughter, Miss Caroline Wyeth.
| Mrs. l.. c. Converse has a reception al
/ No. 43 East 18TH street to-day for her
deLutante daughter, Miss Groyene Con
vsTse and Miss Louise Herrick viii make
her debut at a reception given by her
mother. Mrs f.. Hicks Herrck, at her
home in East 3oth street.