New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-23


Mrs William Allen will give a theatre
party this evening for her debutante
| niece, Miss katherine Anderson, of Wash
| ington, and will afterward take her guests
| TO the Ritz-Carlton for supper. Miss An
derson is daughter Of the late Captain
| Robert n. Anderson, of the 9Th Infantry.
| L. 5. A.. who was killed i'm the Philip
! pines. and granddaughter of the Con-
federate General Robert II. Anderson, OF
! Savannah.
| Mrs. William Barclay Parsons. Mrs.
| Haslett McKm and Mrs Alien Tucker,
with other women Interested in the Eu-
nice Home of the Chapel Hill Fresh Air
! Mission. at Monmouth, y. j., have organ
lied AN auction bridge tournament for
! the benefit Of that institution, which Will
take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock at
| the Colony club. For the last fifteen
years the Eunce Home has been free to
the Tribune Fresh Air Fund, which has
entertained there every summer five hun
dred children. each staying fortnight at
the home for the enjoyment of the ocean
breezes
Mrs. j. Amory Haskell gives a theatre
! party tonight for Miss Louise Chappell
ana Miss Gertrude hoyt, most Of her
guests consisting of debutantes of the sea-
son.
Mrs. John A. Logan has invited a large
party to dinner tonight at her house. In
[ West Goth street, 10 meet her daughter
Nine. Henri de Sincay, who sails for her
home, in Paris. early next month
Miss GeOrgiana Phillips Parks. daughter
OF the Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks. was
married yesterday afternoon in the chapel
OF ST. Bartholomew Church to Albert
Lonsdale Roper of Norfolk Va The
chapel was decorated with palms and cut
| flowers. The bride was dressed i'm white
satin royal, trimmed with English rose
point lace, with which she wore a tulle
Veil fastened with orange blossoms She
carried a bouquet OF lilies-of-the-valley
She had no attendants. The Rev DR..
leighton Parks. her father, gave her
away. c. w. Grandy. jr, Of Norfolk, Va,
was the best man, aud the ushers were
Braden Van de Venter. Of Norfolk. and
DR.. c. Catesby Jones. of this city The
ceremony was performed by the Right
Rev. Bishop David II. Greer, and recep-
ton followed at the rectory, I'm East 3Sth
street which was decorated with South
ern smilax, ferns. palms and cut flowers
Among the guests was Lady Barran. vife
OF Sir John Nicholson Barran, sister of
the bride.
Henry Marion Ward gave a dinner
dance last night at his home in Park
avenue, for his niece, Miss Frances Mon
tagu Ward, the debutante daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Montagu Ward.
The guests at dinner included Miss Har-
riet Lummis. Miss Eva lngersol- Brown.
James McCosh Magic, Lauren Carroll.
Robert Ingersoll- Brown and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Montagu Ward. Among those
who came in afterward for the dance
were Miss Pauline Clarkson, Miss Mar
Jorie Cleveland. Miss Grdveue Converse.
Miss Juliet Breitung, Miss Violet Haml
/ ton. Miss Elizabeth Sabin Miss Glady,
Robbins, Miss Gertrude Foos. Theron K
Strong. John V. :. Bloodgood Arthur
Lawrence, Charles Requa, Moncure d.
Robinson, Howard Major jay Coogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradish Johnson and Mr..
! and Mrs. Harry Vingut
Mrs. Joseph Palmer Knapp gave a din
ner last night at No "a Fifth avenue for
Miss Nina Chisolm and the latter's rance.
Alvin Untermyer Among her twenty
four guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Durant,
the Baron and Baroness de Never, Mr..
and Mrs. Warren McConihe Griswold
Thompson. Harrison Rhoades. Phoenix
Doubleday and Count Montgelas, OF Mu-
Mich.
Miss Winifred Holt gave a reception.
with music. yesterday afternoon. at her
house, In East 18th street Assisting her
In receiving were Mrs Richard Irwin. Miss
Elizabeth Dodge. Mrs. Charles Remsen,
Miss Delafield. Mrs Frederick Longfe-
low and a number of the debutantes OF
the season.
Mrs. Ralph Miller Johnson gave the
first OF two receptions yesterday after
noon at her home. in West 18th street.
Her sister-in-law Mrs. Pierpont Davis
assisted I'm receiving. The second recep-
ton will take place next Wednesday.
Mrs John Bassett Moore has issued in
vltations for a dance on Saturday after
noon. at her home in West 73d street, Tor
Miss Ellen Miner.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Burial Hoffman have
cards out for large dinner at their
house in East 18th street on Tuesday
evening.
Although the name of Mrs. Henry Fair
field Osborn appeared on the shipping
lists as having sailed ON the Mauretania
yesterday morning. it was Professor Os-
born and their daughter Josephine who
started for Europe. Mrs. Osborn re-
NAMED in town and will entertain large
party at dinner tonight at her house in
Madison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel II. Valentine give