New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-13

TyHe' Inc ulnHeI SueelS HuInDered sixty
and about one hundred additional cam.
In for the dance which followed.
Mrs. John Innes Kane gave a d,nn,r
followed by a musical, last night at h.,
house, No. / West 18th street Nh.
Lucrezia Bort, of the Metropolitan Open
sang number of selections, includlus
several Spanish songs. Gennaro Kapi wa,
at the plano.
Mrs. Cornelius c. Cuyler gave a dime,
last night at her house. No. Is East a,h
street. Her guests numbered twenty.
Mrs. william Alexander gave q small
dinner last night at the St Regis.
Mrs. Banyer Clarkson also had dinner
last night at her house in West Goth
street II was for Miss Helen Jay On
Bots, one OF the debutsntes Of the sea,
son.
The christening Of the baby OF Mr.. and
Mrs. David Dows took place yesterday
afternoon at their house, No. ~ Eas,
10th street The Rev. DR.. Charles Lewis
Slattery, Of Grace Church. OBLIGATED. Tia
child received the names OF Evelyn Byrd
after its maternal grandmother, Mn. I
Townsend Burden. Mrs. William A. u
Burden and Miss Evelyn Burden were TIE
godmothers and Tracy BOWS was the gca.
father.
Mrs. William A. Hamilton gays q ~
ception yesterday afternoon at her house
No. III East Ath street, 70 introduce her
daughter, Miss Emily Hope Hamilton
In the receiving party were Mrs. Gsors,
Jay Gould, Miss Kate Gordon Willis, Miss
Edith Logan and Miss Julia Breitung.
The debutante wore a gown OF white chit.
fon and carried Easter lilies. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Irving T. Bush gave a theatre party
In the evening for Miss Hamilton. Mrs.
George Jay Gould will give dance Tor
her on January 5.
Miss Marion Graham. daughter Of Nj
and Mrs. George 8. Graham, OF West 50
street, was married yesterday afternoon
In the Church OF the Ascension 10 Henry
Palmerston Williams. OF New Orleans
! j
OF white chiffon, embroidered with pearls,
and she also wore a girdle OF pearls
Her white chiffon velvet overdress had
long train and she wore her grand
mothers lace veil. which was fastened
with a Napoleonic wreath Of green leaves
She carried a bouquet OF white orchid,
and maidenhsir ferns.
Miss Viola Townsend was her maid Of
honor and only attendant. She was In 4
lavender hrocade and chiffon gown ant
carried green orchids. She wore black
picture hat Kempner Williams acted a.
his brothers best man. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Percy Stick
ney Grant and was followed by a recep-
ton in the annex OF the metropolitan
club. where the decorations were Of ferns
palms and poinseta and on either siio
OF large tapestry were two Louis XVI
tables with a pearl silver vase, filed with
long stemmed American Beauty roses
After a short automobile trip Mr.. Will
Jams and his bride will return 10 the city
10 remain until January I, when they will
go TO New Orleans.
Mrs. George d. T. Leith gave dinner
dance last night at the Ritz-Car!ton.
Mrs. Robert r. L. Clarkson Will give q
dinner this evening for Miss Pauline
GARRISON. Miss julia Edey and Miss Az
drey Osborn.
Mrs. Pierre Mali will give a dinner
dance tonight for her debutante daugh'
ter. Mss Gertrude Mall. at her house u
Fifth avenue. Dinner parties Will BE-
given by Miss Malls aunts. Mrs J. Her.
bert Johnston. Mrs. Henry f. Cos. and
Mrs. Robert w. de Forest who viii after
ward take on their guests to the danoa
The dates for the Metropolitan Dances
for girls not yet out have been changes
from December q. February and Ma'es
% TO January 1. January 81 and Maren
Is. They will be held at Shery's.
Colonel Robert NJ Thompson has A.
rived In the city from Washington aad 10
at the Hotel ST. Regis for a few days
The second Of Miss Ada sterliuS'
Drama mornings took place yesterday at
the ST. Regis. Among those present were
Mrs. Henry W. Taft. Mrs. William Il
Bliss, Mrs. Walter Phelps. Mrs L. Fran
els HYDE and others. Mrs. Hyde after
ward gave @ luncheon at the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Mcneil have a.
rived In town fram Tuxedo and are O.
the Hotel Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll d. Winslow se
receiving congratulations on the birth OF
a daughter, at their house In East lWa
street. Mrs. Winslow was Miss Ross
O'Neil Kane. daughter OF Grenville Kane
Her marriage took place last February
Sailing tomorrow for Europe are M
and Mrs. +. Ambrose Clark, Mrs. heh''
w. Livingston and Miss Livingston, a''
and Mrs. Philip ". Livermore, who s'
at tho ST. Regis; Mr.. and Mrs. Wiiian
Goadby Loew, Mrs. French Vanderoh
and her son William III. Vanderbilt an'
and Mrs. ]. Harvey Ladew, Miss LIZ
Ladew and Harvey Ladew, and LaO'
tombstone, daughter of Mrs. James EN-"
Mrs. Alexander Harvey Tiers VIII ST.
dance in Washington Hall, MOTT"
town. n. j., on December 81. tor a.,
niece. Miss Marianne Foote. daughter "
Mr.. and Mrs Robert ID. Foote.
Miss Pauline Clarkson Is presideh, v
the Junior League this year; Miss Ma.
garet Trevor is its secretary; Miss 1u1s
EDDY. the treasurer. and Miss MaFss,s.