New-York tribune., 1913-05-18

McKesson, jr., Of Roaring Brook Farm,
Chappaqua. n. Y.
Mrs James r. Mckee, Of No. 10 West
I'D street. has left town for Chicago 70
spend several weeks. She will be the
guest for the greater part Of the time OF
Mr. ard Mrs Carter Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dunlop Williams,
of No 201 West 18th street. will sail on
Saturday on board the Avonia for
Southern European trip. Later they viii
go north, and in October will return 70
New York.
Mrs. Ninton Smith entertained the
Marie Antoinette Bridge Club on Tuesday
at her home No. 3Sl West 7Sth street. 1t
was the final meeting of the season Ms.
]. Lloyd Crowell, president of the CLUB
was given handsome silver and rock
crystal vase filled with flowers as token
, of appreciation from the members.
To meet Mrs. Clarence James Carroll,
who has just returned from her wedding
trip to Old Point Comfort and Palm
/ Beach, Mrs. James Carroll, Mrs. William
/ Francis Culom and Miss Isabel Carroll
gave a reception yesterday at the home
OF Mrs James Carroll. No. ll3 West 10th
street.
Mrs. George c. De Lacy is giving a
series OF luncheons, followed by bridge
at her home at Woodmere, Long Island
I The first one took place on Thursday
The guests were Richard Farrelly. Miss
| Florence Guernsey, Mrs. Frederick Lee,
Mrs. Il. y. Sanderson, Mrs. John STRAIT
, ton, Mrs George Finck, Mrs. William
Douglas May, Mrs. John Hart. Mrs. James
Rowland, Mrs. Frank Anson Peteler, Mrs
4 A. Louise Erlanger. Mrs. Edwin out
water, Mrs. George ". Clark, Mrs. Rich
ard Rodriguez Mrs. John Jordan, Mrs
Philip Bevan La Roche. Mrs. Charles c.
Braxmar, Mrs. Edward b. jerks. Mrs
! Carrie Martin Cowtan. Mrs. Philip Bevan
La Roche, jr., Mrs. George w. Hanna.
Mrs. Albert Garfield Bage, Mrs. !. Sulli-
van, Mrs. George Lavele, Mrs James q.
Kelly, Mrs. Thomas Foley Mrs. Daniel
DAILY and Mrs Michael Stanley.
The other dates on which Mrs. De Lacy
will entertain are May 20 and June l2.
Mrs. j. Manwaring. of Ocean Grove.
will entertain a large house party for her
daughter. Miss Edna Manwaring, on May
90 Miss Manwaring is now the guest Of
Miss Jane w. Brown In Jersey City On
her return home she will be accompanied
by the following young friends who will
IL. ". ITmn
and Miss Jane w Brown Miss Margaret
Dougherty. Miss Florence and Miss olivia
Milliman, Miss Helen Chance. Miss MI
dred Hicks. Miss Margaret Garry, Miss
Dorothy Van Horn and Miss Dorothy
Brink. of New York; Richard Brown.
James A. Wilson, jr., Arthur Gardner
Claude F'agg. James Acheson, Joseph
Wood North. Herbert Parker. John Flem-
ing and Alfred Whitehill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. keene sailed
for Europe a week ago for the Riviera
and Italian lakes, to remain until the fall.
Mr. and Mrs b. n. Disbrow have taken
apartments at the Hotel Belleclaire,
Broadway and nth street.
Mrs. Oscar Il. Tauchert gave a luncheon
for twelve on Tuesday at the Hotel Belle
claire
Mrs John q. Mott gave a bridge party
on Thursday at her country home. at
Glen Ridge. n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Cardoza and
Miss Cardoza, OF the Allendale, sailed for
Europe on Thursday.
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell gave a matinee
party at the Eltinge Theatre yesterday
for the members of the Junior Cabinet of
the New York Mozart Society. Among
her guests were the Misses Alice Fhite.