New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-27
PEOPLE and Social Incidents

at reception yesterday afternoon a, h.,
house, No. 1s5 East list street NJ
Francke wore frock OF white 80
draped with chiffon and lace and c.r,s'.
pink roses and lilies-of- the-yallev q.
was assisted in receiving by Miss K,,.
Willis. Miss Dorothy Nance, Mis-, Cav.
line Wyeth, Miss Cornelia Camrnan, ~
Susanne Warren, Miss Priscilla BuII ~
Mary Vogel, Miss Helene Hiss. Mis-. o..
evieve Sanford and Miss Louise Cb...
Mrs. c. Grosvenor Wyeth gave n Inn,
con yesterday at her house, No a r.
18th street, for her debutante dauvh,.N
Miss Caroline Wyeth. Her guest.
cluded Miss Margaret Overton, Miss p.-
line Clarkson, Miss Mary Baker NJ.
Louise r. Chappell. Miss Colgat. w..
Cornelia de Lancey Cammann ana N.'
Susanna Warren.
Mrs. Charles Steele will give a d,,
and dance this evening at Sunride. uau
her place at Westbury, Long Island -,
the debut Of her daughter Miss Nsnrr
Steele. For the New York guests NH,
will stay over accommodations hay. b..n
made at the Garden City Hotel and a.
those returning to the city special train
will leave Westbury at 8 a. m. to-morrow
The train going out TO westbury viii,
leave the Pennsylvania station al s.,a
o'clock tonight.
Receptions for debutantes wifi bs r,v.,
to-day by Mrs. Walter F. ChappslI A.,
her house, in East 65th street, for h.T
daughter, Miss Louise Chappell; BY Mrs
Pierre Mali at her home, No. 8 Fifth ave-.
nue., for her daughter, Miss Gertud,
Mali, and by Mrs. John Bates Clark 10,
her daughter, Miss Helen Converse Clsrt
Miss Mollie Banks, daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Arson NJ. Banks, will be married IA.
day TO Lorenzo d. Armstrong al the horps
OF her parents, No. EOS West 57th strest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip ". Liverrnors rs
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs c. otysS
Iselin at the 81. Regis
Mrs. Robert Fulton Cutting WIN M
dinner dance for young people % De-
cember 2s at her house. In East sItH
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Le Grand G. Gr1swold WIN
leave the city to-day for Mount KiscsJ
where they will spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Burr have re.
turned TO town from Lawrence. Long III.
and, and are at No. 1872 East 10th suesr
for the winter.
Miss Kate Cary will ssil for Esirope b.
day to spend tho greater part of the win
ter abroa-.
Mrs. Clarence H Mackay and her
daughter Ellin, who has recovered from
her recent opcrs don for appendicitis. are
booked TO sail from France for New York
to-day.
General Lloyd s. Bryce, American Min
lister to The Hague. sailed for Europe
this morning on board the Mauritania
Miss Mabel Gerry will hold a bazaar
at the house of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Elbridge T. Gerry, No. East slst
street. Thursday, December 5, from II
o'clock until 6. The proceeds are to b
devoted to the equipment OF the farm
of the Anglican Sisters OF ST. Mary, at
Peekskill, which is one Of a number OF
charitable institutions managed by the
sisters and on which Is the Noyes Me-
mortal Homo for Convalescents.
Many women prominent in the social
and philantnrcpic world viii aid Miss
Gerry in making the bazaar successful
Among them are Mrs. John Aston, Mrs.
Craig Biddle, Mrs. Robert Goelet Mrs
Charles Dana Gibson, Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt ard Mrs. Joseph Wldener.
Mr.. and Mrs, ". Scott Cameron sail
for Europe to-day, 10 spend the winter
abroad