New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
NEW YORK SOCIETY
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Vanderbilt
at Hot Springs, Va.

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Sir George Prescott, who arrived IN
New York a few days ago, is at the RITZ
Carlton. Sir George is unmarried, is hitn
! baronet Of his line, a captain OF the 20
Regiment OF Life Guards and member
OF the Marlborough Club, in London.
Mrs James A. Burden will entertain
/ large party at luncheon tomorrow az the
Ritz-Carlton and will afterward take her
guests to the theatre.
Mrs. william Church Osborn gives
dinner dance tonight at her house, III
East Seth street, for Miss Louise Kissel
Mrs. Henry Phipps's house, In Fifth
avenue. will be the scene this afternoon at
| of another of her series Of receptions,
with music
Among those giving dinners this evening
are Mrs. Walter S. Gurnee, at her house
| i'm East 39th street Mrs. Hamilton Mch'
| Twombly. at her residence in Fifth ave
nue.. and Mrs. Rufus L. Patterson, at her
house in West sd street.
| Luncheon parties will be entertained to-
day by Mrs. James c. Colgate at the
Colony Club for Miss Margaret Colgate
and BY Mrs. ]. Muhlenberg Bailey, at
/ Sherrys.
! Mr.. ard Mrs. George W. Perkins and
Miss Dorothy Perkins, whose departure
! for California was scheduled for last
week but was unavoidably delayed,
started Yesterday for the Pacific Coast
Miss Emmy Destinn Ricardo Martin
| and Ernest Scheling were the artists AZ
| Albert Morris Bagby's musical morning
at tho Waldorf Astoria yesterday. inc
ballroom. as usual, was crowded, among
those present being Mrs. Richard Stevens,
/ Mrs Edwin Could, Mrs. George Lorill1rd
Ronalds. Mrs. William Douglas Sloane
Mrs. Henry Phpps, Mrs. Gouv3rneur
! Kortright. Mrs James A. Burden, Mrs.
| Bradley Martin, ir., Mrs. Henry Fairfield
! Osborn. Mrs John A. Dix. Mrs Henry w.
| Taft. Mrs. William \. Perry, Mrs. War
ron Delano. Miss Frances q. DC Peyster,
| Mrs Samuel H. Valentine Mrs. James
Burke Roche and Mrs. Edward \. Frei-
| tung.
Mrs. Cornelius C. Cuyler gave a lunch
con Of twenty yesterday al her house, In
! East 5ith street, for Miss Janet Fish.
W. Averell Hartman Is booked 70 sail
/ az the end of next week from Europe for
New York. and on his arrival here Will
| loin his mother, Mrs. T.. II. Hartman, at
Arden. y. Y.
Colonel Robert VI. Thompson sails on
! Saturday next for Panama, and on his
return will join Mrs. Thompson in
| Florida.
Mrs Frederick +. Thompson is in Wash
iucton. where she Is staying with Mrs
| Henry S. Dimock.
Grace Church will be the scene on sat
urday next OF the marriage of Miss Mar
garet Schuyler Townsend, niece OF Mrs
Thomas Henry Barber, TO Arthur Boyn-
! ton Glldden. OF Boston. Miss Janet
Townsend will be her sisters maid OF
honor, ard the other bridal Attendants
will include Miss Catherine Ilamersley and
| Miss Justine Van Rensselaer, Barber, of
/ New York; Miss Anna Glidden. of Bos-
! ton; Miss Margaret Bradley, of Provi-
!
Miss Julia Lewis, OF Philadelphia. Jo-
seph W. Glidden will be his brothers
! best man. and the ushers are Thomas
! H. Barber. Chester Ingersoll Warren
! Prescott Slade, Frederick u. Huntington
! William Prescott and Lawrence p. Pate
The ceremony performed by the Right
| Rev. Bishop Goldman, of Maine. and by
] or
of Grace Church. will be followed by a
reception to be held by Mrs. Barber, the
aunt OF the BRIDE AT her home, IN East
! 10Th street.
! Miss Townsend is now staying with her
! sister, Mrs. John Adams Dix. at the lat
ters residence in East 18th street. where
she will entertain the bridesmaids and a
| number of girl friends at luncheon on
| Friday.
| Mrs. William Barclay Parsons and the
women interested with her I'm the main
tenance OF the Eunlce Home or the Chap
| el Hill Fresh Air Mission. at Monmouth,
| y. j.. have organized an auction bridge
| tournament at the Colony Club on Thurs
day afternoon at for the benefit of the
| institution. For the last fifteen years the
| Eun!ce Home has been free TO the Trlb-
une Fresh Air Fund. and in this way
! five or six hundred children have each
summer visited couple of weeks there,
| enjoying the ocean treeZes Tickets for
! the tournament, at s. each. can be OBJ
! tanned from Mrs. William Barclay Par
sons. No. 30 East 50th street, or from Mrs
! Haslett McKim, No. West 18th street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Westinghouse
came TO the city yesterday afternoon
from their place at Lenox and are at
/ the ST. Regis for the remainder OF the
winter. Mrs. Westinghouse has recovered
| from her recent Illness.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Russell A. Alger have ar
rived in the city from Detroit and are at
! the RitZ-Carlton.
Mrs James b. Taylor gave a small
| dinner last night at her house, I'm East
SEES DECAY OF JUSTICE