New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
NEW YORK SOCIETY.


Mrs Charles B. Alexander gave musical
yesterday afternoon at her house, No. (
West 5Sth street. The artists were Miss
Luba d'Alexandrowsky, who played pas
torale and capriccio Of Scarlati; Nine
Namara Toye. who sang, among other
numbers, duet from 'Modame Butterfly"
with NJ. La Bonte, with whom she also sang
duet from La Boheme" NJ. La Bonte
was heard in number of solos.
The second and final OF the new sub
scription dances was given last night at
Sherry's under the patronage Of Mrs N.
| Orme Wilson, Mrs. z. French Vanderbilt.
Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan. jr.. Mrs. Oliver
! Gould Jennings, Mrs. Charles B. Alexan-
der and Mrs Payne Whitney. Among the
other subscribers were Mrs. Oliver Gould
I Jennings, Mrs. Gerald L. Hoyt. Mrs. II.
I Van Rensselaer, Kennedy, Mrs. William
Douglas Sloane Mrs. F. Gray Grswold,
Mrs. w. Bayard Cutting, Mrs. r. Fulton
Cutting, Mrs. Henry w Bull, Mrs George
L. Rives Mrs J. Archibald Murray, Mrs.
Theodore Frelinghuysen. Mrs. James L.
Brese, Egerton L. Winthrop, Grenville
Winthrop and Charles Lanler. Many Of
the subscribers gave dinners and afterward
took their guests on to the dance There
was no cotillon, the dancing being infor-
NAL throughout the evening, and supper
was served at midnight
Miss Vieva Fisher last night gave small
theatre party, which was chaperoned by
Mrs Francis Dugro. The guests. number
ing thirty, saw "Over the River" and ster
the play were taken to Sherry's for supper.
In the party were Miss Julia Dick, Miss
Frances Wyeth, Miss Eleanor Hastings,
Miss Hope Malcolm, Miss Nathalie Slocum,
Oliver Wagstaff, John Jay Ide. Howard
Bonbright, Francis A. Dugro and J. Ellis
Fisher
Mrs. Charles II. Ditson gave a theatre
party, followed by supper and dance at
Sherry's, last night for her niece, Miss Dor
othy Porter. Among the guests were Miss
Phyllis McVickar, Miss Anita Emmett, Miss
Justine Ingersol Miss Uring sibley, ].
Harper Poor, jr., Harold Tappen, Richard
Stevenson and Theodore Stevens.
Mrs. John Bassett Moore and Mrs. Henry
Alfred Todd gave a dance last night at the
Burritt Studios for their Gebutante daugh-
ters Miss Anne Moore and Miss Lisa Todd
There was general dancing throughout the
evening. and supper was served at mid
night. The guests included Miss 10 5ephine
NicoIl, Miss Frances Henry, Miss Eloise
Bloodgood, Miss Bessie Clafin. Miss Mary
Edgar, Miss Susan E. Colgate, De Lancey
Nicoll, jr, Leonard J. Wyeth, Sd, Emmet
Irving and Robert Peabody.
Mrs william p Douglas gives a dinner
this evening at her house. In Park avenue.
and Mrs. w Bourke Cochran has q din
ner at the Ritz-Carlton. Mrs. James b.
Clews will also give dinner this evening
at her house in East @th street, for her
niece, Miss Leta Sullivan, Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt will give
bridge party this afternoon at her house.
in East SD street.
Mrs George Walter jenkins will give a
small dance tonight at her house. in NAL
ison avenue, for her debutante daughter.
Miss Helen Jenkins.
Miss CeCile Bacot, daughter of the late
Frank Varcher Bacot, will be married to
Henry Sargent Appleton. of this city, this
.fternoon at the Hotel Gotham.
Mrs De Lancey Nlcoll will give a thea
tire party on Wednt sday for her debutan,e
daughter Miss Josephine Nicoll 1t will BE-
followed by small dance at tho residence
OF Mrs Nicoll, in East seth street.
Mrs. Preston P. Satterwhite will give
theatre party on February H.
Mrs. John |. Kane and her daughter.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Kane, who was one
OF the seasons debutantes, have left town
for the West where they expect 10 spend
few months.