New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-27
PeODIe and Social Incidents

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Robert Tilney, Arthur Gardner, D. Wood
Dilworth. Eric $. Winston. NJ. J. O'Brien,
Barclay H. Farr William c. Clark and
| William De F. Nance
| Mrs. Condon's guests were Miss Esther
! Cleveland, Miss Caro- Q. Brown. Miss
Lisa Stnlman, Miss lesson Thayer, Miss
| Genevieve Sanford Miss Ursula Brown.
/ George Dixon. Frederick Stillman, Frank.
| lin Richards, Gaillard Thomas, Noel Bas-
set John Elliott and Edmund Twining.
In Mrs. Henrys party were Mr. ana
Mrs. Peter Hoguet. Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Gould, Harvey Graham, Noel Johnston
and James Fargo.
| On arriving at Sherry's the guests were
received by Mrs. Chisom, Mrs. Henry
Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Knapp. There
was general dancing throughout the even
ing, and supper was served at midngat.
The next and final dance will take place
on January a.
Mrs r. Fulton Cutting gave a dinner
dance last night at her house, in East
eth street, for her youngest daughter.
The guests numbered about forty. ami
were all girls and boys OF about sixteen.
The second Of the Day Dances, arranged
| by Miss Henrietta Wimerding, took pac.
| last night at Delmonioo's. Among those
/ present were Marjorie Cleveland Miss
! Susanne Warren, Miss Harriet Lummls,
! Miss Frances NJ. Ward, James Mccosh
/ Magic and Vivian Palmien.
| Mrs John Greenough gave a theatrical
party, followed by a supper at Sherry's
! last night for Miss Helen Jay Du Bots
one OF the seasons debutantes. Her
guests. whom she took to the Manhattan.
we're Miss Louise Monroe. Miss Louise
! Flint Miss Aida Ludlow, Miss Elizabeth
Ingals, Miss Harriet Paris. Lawrence
schwab Arthur and Robert Du Bots, Ed
ward Bogett, Robert Andrew and Irving
! Paris.
! Henri de Sincay, VINO arrived from Gu
rope on Tuesday with his wife, sailed for
France yesterday. Nine. de Sncay, who
| is a daughter OF Mrs. John A. Logan viii
remain in. New York with her child for
several weeks. She Is a. the St. Resi.
| Others who sailed FOR Europe yesterday
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Harper and
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| Prince Guy de Lucinge-Fauclgny.
! Howard Taylor will give the last Of his
series Of dinner dances this evening for
his debutante daughter, Miss Eleanor
| Taylor
| George T. Throop will give dinner and
theatre party tonight for his debutante
niece Miss Cornella T. Geer, daughter Of
the Rev. w Montague Geer.
! Mrs Harry 6. Lehr. who has been AZ
! the ST. Regis for some time. sailed for
! Europe yesterday. Her son, John Ninton
Dahlgren. who was with her over Christ
mas. returned yesterday to Harvard.
! Mr.. and Mrs James +. Bacon have AZ
rived in the city from Short Hills, y. j.,
and are at the Hotel Gotham.
| Mrs. william Douglas Sloane has issued
/ invitations FOR a musical at her house, IN
| West sd street, on Friday evening next
! Mrs Vanderbilts dinner on January IL
at her house. at Fifth avenue and 18th
| street. will be followed by music, with
! Ysaye the violinist and several OF the
leading artists OF the Metropolitan Opera
figuring on the programme.
The Baltusrol Golf Club will celebrate
New Years Day with a luncheon, fol-
| lowed by dancing
Mr.. and Mrs. CorJIandt Field Bishop
are entertaining a large house party for
| the holidays at The Naples their place
! I'm the Berkshires. Mrs. George H. Bend
and Miss Beatrice Bend are among their
guests.
Mrs Clarence 9. Dinsmors gives
dance tonight at the Ritz-Carlton Tor her
| grand-niece, Miss Kate Willis.
| Sherrvs will be the scene tonight o'
| the first Of the series OF entertainments
known as the Friday Junior Dances. TO-
young girls who are 10 make their DEBUT
| a wear hence. Mrs. Oliver Hartman
/ Mrs Charles :. Bates. Mrs Robert APP
pleton. Mrs. Atwood Violet and Miss
/ Georgiana II. owen are among the pa
| tronesses in charge Of the affair
Mrs. Joseph Uoyt gives A dance this
evening at Sherry's for her daughter
| Miss Gertrude Hoyt.
| Mrs. f. W. Vanderbilt. Mrs Orme VIII
son. Mrs. John Astor. Mrs. Stuyyesant
/ Fish Mrs. Willard D. Straight and Mrs
| Charles Oelrichs are among the patron
/ esses of Mime. Ranke's matinee for chill
| dren at the Berkeley Theatre on SatuI-
dow a fternoon at o.3O