New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-21
PeopIe and Social Incidents

dinners were given in conjunction W.T..
the affair, among them one by Mrs
Masters MacDonell, at Sherry's, wh,cs
was I'm honor OF Miss Bull. The gue,,'
included Miss Louise Chappell, Miss co..
neia De Lancey Cammann, Misc ri,s.
Francke. Miss Eleanor Hartshorne NJ.
Hope Hamilton, Miss Charlotte Gde,~
Miss Dorothy Mance, Miss Elizab.,r
Thompson, Miss Mary Brooks. Miss NJ
Baker Miss Frances Wyeth. Miss 3,
zanne Warren. Miss Eleanor Hartshorr.
Miss Winifred Chisholm. Miss Adel,n'
Townsend. Miss Anna Goddard, Freder,.''
c. MacDonell, Bryce Wing, Bache Prov
Harry Cushing, Vivian Palmleri. lam.
Livingston. jr. William Travers Jeroma
jr, Harry Darlington, Burgess Woolev
William Bramwell, William Palma,
Francis Geer. Herbert Neal and Laona,,
Wyeth. The dancing was general through
out the evening. and supper was served
at midnight.
Announcement was made yesterday =,
the engagement of Miss Georgia ym
Jams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Char,1.
T. Williams and niece of Mrs. Georoa
Henry Warren. to Amos Getting Scber.
merhorn, who lives with his brother Jobn
Egmont Schermerhorn, and his sis,e,
Miss Kate Schermerhorn, at No. % gas,
18th street. lie is member OF the Unon
Fencers and other New York clubs. and
was graduated from Columbia in 1863 n,
nancee and her parents have come into
town for a few days from Stonertdgs
their place near stonington, Conn.,. and
are staying at the Vanderbilt Hotel.
Mrs. Robert r. Livingston. with M,u,
Laura Livingston. Robert r Livinga,on
and Miss Madeleine Cook. leave town To-
day for Panama, and Will return about
the middle Of January.
Mrs J. Pierpont Morgan 10 due to a.
rive to-day from Europe on the Georrs
washington. Another arrival this morning
will be that Of Robert w. Goeiet, on the
Provence, from France. Mr.. and Mrs
George Eustis viii be among his fellow
passengers.
ST. Georges Church, Hanover SQUARE
IN London, will be the scene to-day Of thu
wedding Of Miss Eleanor Crosby. daugh.
ter of Mrs. Ernest II. Crosby, OF New
York, and granddaughter Of the ia,s
Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby. 20 Lieutenant
William Charles Arcedeckne vanneck Of
the 18th Hussars, nephew and second hstr
of the peerage and estates Of Lord Hunt
ingheld Lord Huntingheld is seventy
years old and unmarried.
John Auchincloss's wedding TO N!o
Grace Eginton will take place to-day AZ
the West 69th street house OF her "a,
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Eginton.
Henry A. Colgate will be the best man.
Mrs. Charles r. Huntington. Mrs c.
Grosvenor Wyeth, Mrs Lindsey Tappn
and Mrs. F. Livingston Pell are the pa
tronesses who will receive tonight at the
second dance OF the season Of the Satur.
day Evening Glass. at Delmonico's There
will be no cotillon, but general dancing
will be INDUCED in until midnight, when
supper will be served.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt. Mrs Will
tam Z. Douglas. Mrs. Harry Payne Whit
ney, Mrs. Charles T. Barney, Mrs. How
ard Mansfield, Mrs. Arthur Scribner, Mrs.
Charles II. Brown. Miss Gladys Brown.
Mrs. Frederick T. Van Beuren, Miss
Helen Bryce. Mrs. Walter 5. Gurnee and
Mrs. willard Straight were among those
present at the concert under the direc-
ton of Fritz Kreisler yesterday afternoon
at the Waldorf-Astoria for the benefit OF
the Music School Settlement
Mrs Frederick ". Rhinelander has left
town for Newport, owing TO tie serious
illness there Of her sister. Miss Mary
skinner. Another sister. Mrs. William c.
Rives, has also arrived from Washington.