New-York tribune., 1912-01-05
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Edwin Clarence Moller gave a dance -
Sherrys last night for his cousin. Miss
Ruth Moller, the debutante daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Moller. jr. Nj
Moller was assisted In receiving by Miss
Moller. who was in white taffeta, trimmed
with lace and pink rosebuds, and by his
sister. Miss S. Adelina Molier The small
ballrom was used for dancing. which was
general, and at midnight supper was
served The guests included Miss Lucy
Drexel Dahlgren, Miss Eleanor Prentice.
Miss Alice Drexel, Miss Adelne Townsend,
Miss Augusta Dixon, Miss Jean Morris,
Miss Ethel Outerbridge. Miss Helen Auer-
bach. Miss Sarah Morgan, Miss Nathalie
Slocum, Delaney Nicoll, jr., Marshall
Lefferts, jr., Richard Gambrin, Rowland
S. Davis, Moses Taylor Pyne, Seth Barton
French, jr, Oliver Bird, jr., and stoddard
Hoffman,
Mrs Louis Condit Hay and Mrs. George
f. Ide gave a dance al the Colony Club
last night for the latters nieces, Miss
Isabel, Miss Alice and Miss Eleanor Ide;
her nephew, Worthington Hine, and for
Mrs Hays son, wellington B. Hay. Mrs.
Francis l.. Hine. Of No. 3s West SD street,
gave dinner in connection with the af
fair, her guests later going on TO the
Colony Club. There was no cotillon, but
general dancing was enjoyed until mid
night, when supper was served. The
guests, numbering about two hundred ana
fifty. included Miss Eleanor Prentice, Mis-
Anita Merle Smith, Miss Mary Edgar, Miss
Elizabeth Clafin. Miss Agnes Clafn, Miss
Vera Van Buren, Miss Frances Wyetn'
Miss Julia Gilbert, Miss Lydia Butler and
Miss Caro- O. Brown.
Mrs. William f. Slayback gave dance
at Delmonicos last night for her niece.
Miss Augusta Wight, who made her debut
, last winter. The dancing was general and
a buffet supper was served at midnight.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
tave T. Touchard ir.. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Asperzren, Miss Katherine Rising, Miss
! Helen Hoffstot, George Armstrong, o. D"
Gray Vanderbilt, Charles Inman and
Charles West, jr
There were many socially and politically
prominent people from New York and Al
bany present at the large reception winch
Mrs. A. A. Low gave yesterday ar her
home No. Perrepont Place Brooklyn.
n was i'm honor of her sons bride, Ms.
George Cabot Ward Low, who before her
ma rriage on November II was Miss Doro-
thea Curtis Douglas, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Curtis ~ Douglas. OF Albany, and q
niece of Governor Dix and Mrs. Dix. As
sisting the hostess in receiving We're Mrs
curtis Douglas, Mrs. John A. Dix, Mrs.
nf cd
Island. a daughter Of Mrs. Low; Miss
Elizabeth Claim, the tiancee of A A Low
ir.: Mrs. Seth Low, Mrs. William @. Low
Miss Benson. Mrs. John Hill Morgan. Mrs
Edmund Lynch and Mrs. Adrian Van
Sinderen.
The third OF the Chansons en- Crinoline
inaugurated by Mrs. r. W. Hawkeswortu
was given yesterday morning at the Plaza
Alma Gluck and Cecil Tanning SANG
Among those seen in the audience were
Mrs John {. Livingston, Miss Aida LiV-
ingstcn Mrs. Charles a. Childs. Mrs.
Rudolph Weld, Miss Lura Webb and Fred
orick Townsend Martin.
Mrs. Eben Wright will give a costume
dance this evening at Sherrys for her
daughter. Miss Leta PeI Wright. Many
dinners will be given in connection with
the affair. and the majority Of guests VIII
appear in Quaker costume.
Mr.. and Mrs Harris EahnestocS have
arrived in town from LenoX and are a.
the Hotel Gotham over the weekend
Dinners were given last night bv Miss
Emily Sloane and by Mrs Charles IA
Coster.
Mrs Hamilton Mex. rvomhly gives
dinner this evening AT her house, in Flttn
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs George L. Turnure ha''
returned to the city from LenoN Vnere
they spent the holidays
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