New-York tribune., 1912-02-15
NEW YORK SOCIETY.


Mrs. Delaney Nicoll gave theatre
party last night for her debutante daugh.
| ter Miss Josephine NicolL She took her
| guests to see Weber and Fields, and after
the play to her house. No. % East 3sth
I street for supper, followed by informal
dancing. The guests included Miss Wini-
fred w. Chisolm, Miss Maud A. Kennedy.
! Miss Frances Breese, Miss Angelica s
Brown, Miss Genevieve Sanford, Miss
Ursula W. Brown. Miss Sarah r. Manice,
Miss Justine IngersolL Miss Julia Robbins
Miss Eugene A. Philbin, Miss Eleanor
Lawrance, Miss Eleanor Mellon, Miss Mary
Rathbone, Miss Frances Henry, Miss Mar
g; ret Trevor, Miss Jeannie Emmet, Miss
Marie Louise Emmet, Miss Dorothy Hyde.
Joseph F. Stilman, jr.. Reginald Water
bury, G. Macculloch Miller, jr.. Frederick
| p Frelinghuysen, Phoenix Ingraham, Will
lam Wendell, Johnston L. Redmond, T. Ches-
ley Richardson, jr., Roderick Wellman.
William NIanice, Marshall II. Russell. Henry
C. Emmet jr., Hayward Cutting. Lawrence
Miller, Leonard J. wyeth. William Bruce
Brown and Clermont Barnweli
Another theatre party at the Broadway
last night was that given by Mrs. John A.
Hartwell for her niece, Mrs Theodore
Roosevelt, tr, and Mr.. Roosevelt, who ar
rived recently in the city from San Fran
cisco. Among the guests were Mrs. Henry
A. Alexander, Mr., and Mrs. Snowden A.
Fahnestock Mr. and Mrs. Charles e.
Greenough. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Stew
ems Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden NJ. Reid, Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence c. PelI, Miss Ethel Roose-
Welt. Miss Janetta Alexander, Miss Jean
Delano. Miss Marion Holins, Miss Carol
A. Hartman, Miss Edna Hartwell. Miss
Constance Perkins, X. Thornton Wilson,
Charles D. Miller, A. Eugene Gallatn,
stephen C. Markoe, Richard Whitney.
Henry V. Day and William J. Duane. At
the end of the performance Mrs. Hartwell
took her guests to the Colony Club for
buffet supper and informal dance to which
some additional guests were invited. Among
them were Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Alex
ander. Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Hartman, Mr. and Mrs Courtlandt Dixon
Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. j. Gordon Douglas,
Mr.. and Mrs Bayard Hoppin, Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Minturn, Mr. and MIS-. Charles
Cary Rumsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Sat
terlee, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers Win
throp. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
J Z.
.Juliana Cutting. Miss. Elizabeth Cutting
Miss Dorothy Kane, Miss Lucy Margaret
Roosevelt Miss Gertrude Parsons, Miss
Dorothy Tuckerman, Hamilton Fish, Jr'
Hamilton Hadden, Craig Wadsworth, Seth
B French, Joseph w. Burden, Williams r.
Burden and ODonnell Iselin.
Frederick Townsend Martin gave
! .t ChargN'c for Mis-.
Stuvvesant Fish. His other guests included
Mrs Edmund L. Baylies, Mrs. John h
Drexel. Mrs Hermann Oelrichs, Mrs. z. y.
Breitung. Mr.. and Mrs. Ormond @. Smitn.
Miss Lota Robinson, Craig WadsWorth ana
Albert Morris Bagby. Mr.. Martin who Is
leaving the city for Palm Beach on tebru-
ary %. will give a reception with music TO-
morrow afternoon a the Plaza. Anlato VIII
sing.
Mrs. jules s. Bache gave a dinner dance
last night at Sherry's for her daughter
Miss Hazel Bache. The guests, NUMBER
ing one hundred and fifty, received valen'
I tines, and later favors were distributed
the women receiving silver heart photo
graph frames, and their partners gold
heart shaped key rings. The large pail
adjoining room for the dinner. Among the
guests were Miss Vera L. Van Buren, MISS
Diantha A. Fitch, Miss Betty Carson, Miss
Marjorie Browning, Lawrence AtterouFH
Hermann Oelrichs, Amos {. Schermerhorn
and J. Roderick AIcAlpin
Mr. and Mrs. Bache leave town to-mor-
row for Quebec TO remain until after
! Washington's Birthday.
Mrs Preston Satterwhite gave dinner
last night at her house, No. sos Fifth ave-
nue.. She took her guests, numbering
, twenty-five. TO see Weber and Fields.
| Mrs Justus Ruperti gave a bride party
yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Gustav AM
snck.
Mrs. Charles H. Marshall gave a luncheon
yesterday at her house, in East 18th street
Mrs. George Henry Warren gave dinner
last night at her house, in Fifth avenue.
/ Dinners will be given this evening by
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish at her house, in East
! 18th street. by Mrs. Z. Henry Hartman
at her house, in East ssth street, and BY
! John c. Waterbury at the Ritz,
! A performance Of "K6nigskinder" for the
benefit of the Legal Aid Society will be
! given this afternoon at the Metropolitan
| Opera House. Among the patronesses are
| Mrs H. Fairfield Osborn. Mrs r. Fulton
Cutting, Mrs. ]. Pierpont Morgan, Mrs
! William Church Osborn, Mrs. Junius
/ Spencer Morgan and Mrs. Arthur Murray
/ Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Egerton webb leave
| town to-day for Palm Beach. ...
Mrs Frederick C. Havemeyer will 80 70
Aiken S. c., to-day TO remain for several
weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtss James viii
leave the city to-day for Southern trip
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Alan Hudson. who :
were married last week, sailed for Europe
yesterday to spend their honeymoon on
motor trip through Italy and Fspce. Mrs
Hudson is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Waldron Post Brown.
Mrs w. Bayard Cutting gave dinner
last night at her house. in East I'D street
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT,
fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.
Newport Feb fi.--The Newport cottage
Of Mrs. Charles NJ. Thomas is being opened
for the return of Mrs. Thomas and Miss
Ruth Thomas from Europe the latter part
OF the month
Mrs Cameron MGR. Winslow has gone TO
New York on short visit.
Mrs. French Vanderbilt has returned 70
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