New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-18
DOGS LUNCHEON GUESTS
Chinese Dishes Placed BefoT
Vi-Sin and Seven Friends.
mo COCKTAIL FOR FAB SIN
Young Mistress of Youngest
Member of Party Wants Her
to Behave Properly.

.No Fab Sin didn't have any Chinese
sSocktai She's only debutante. YOU krow
and as this is her first party. did Sc
srant her TO behave properly" said Miss
tDoonya Holland, the young possessor OF
tyhs Youngest guest at a special Chinese
luncheon given yesterday by her mother
Mrs. Arthur l.. Holland. for the seven Pc
,LInese friends OF her prize winning Wish
and their mistresses.
But II Fab Sin didn't get any cocktail
sonoe Of her older and more sophisticated
friends that sat on tcakwood Chinese
,abourets by the SIDES Of their mistresse'
Ia rho Chinese room Of the Hotel Wander
hu, d,d They also got their dainties from
the following entirely Chinese menu, made
up 10 % them special honor;
I1ors d'CEuvreS Pekiueso.
Co1somme IN gelee. Olen- Ieu-f dnT 60.
piseonrcau roti Chur-erh Of Alderbourne.
Salade Yang Use Kiang
Glaces Fantasies au Dragon.
Tatcux AssortIs la koto
cafe
The table decorations were all Chlnese'
too. and there was "A profusion OF Chinese
sowere The management of the hote' ar
ranged 10 give the exclusive use OF the
chinese room TO the party for the ai'er-
noon. -, 80.
rrbe guests were extremely chary OF eN-
rressing vocally their appreciation OF 'he
affair but perhaps that is the way ..
,ovalty Some of them royalty dlsresarucu
,ba conventionaIities. too, and slept during
,ha latter half OF the luncheon, ana "heh
o,a If them was walked up TO eat Ice cream
an, If his mistress spoon. turn and turn
about. he looked up sleepily hut VII" d"
intelligent looK-oh, so Intelligent" an
aver to the chirped query; Don't l"eeHe
want his icee cweam'
Only once did one OF them voice re-
MARK and that was one or protest N"en
the photographer shot off his naSh'e"'
rrd.r But his was the only dissenting
voice. ,,.,,o
trbor the two hours feast was over niue
noses and paws were carefully dipped III
aha finger bowls and as carefuily "lpeu
~ and eight small dogs trimmed WIZ.
;s.,no,s that matched their mlstresses
,-n,,rs u.ars tucked UP under the mistresses
Z, was too drafty for them 10 run
= .hn noor-and were carried into announcer
80, u.bere Vi-Sln, the host held an IN
formal reception mo-,
x,.,,-ore rihhons. six silver cups and many
,snec,al prizes, was the most distneu'sneo
among those present. He was oroue !
from England by Mrs. Holland. VINO on
,tained him at an enormous price II "as
,nIsnered No one could be found VINO
;uopld disclose just how much
Among his guests were WI Ting-lans'
scconra niment by Mrs. Carl f. AheiS' VINO
,o,ds the ribbon for having shot the iarses'
i.,enhant ever shot by any one, theoooie
Roosevelt not excepted; TT tn, sprighu!'
,Arow fluffy thing. which was the most
,aItative Of all accompanied by Mrs. w
Relding: Pink. accompanied by Mrs'
Arthur Radcliffe Dugmore, VILE OF tne
lecturer who is known for the interesuns
r,ctures he took in Africa Of lions ana
other wild animals. Fab Sin, the nVe
months old debutante, with a corsaSe OF
tiny pink rosebuds. accompanied by MISS
Doonya Holland: Toto. accompanied pS
Mrs. william shannon; Nine. WI, accom-
osn;ed BY Miss Hida Woods a Barnard
graduate. and. il is rumored. candidate
for Columbia Phi u. and Ehr SIN az
rompanied by Mrs. Woodward OF Ardsiey'
the owner Of a kennel OF ninety dogs.