New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-17

waiting to the Duchess OF COnnaught, 10
Captain Thomas II. Rivers Buckley. Of
the Scots Guards and A. d. c. to the
Governor General OF Canada. Captain
Buckley and Miss Pelly were in attend
ance on the Duke and Duchess OF Con-
naught on the occasion OF their WISH 70
New York last winter and have many
friends here. Miss Pely Is a granddaugh-
ter Of the nonagenarlan Earl OF Wemyss
and daughter Of the late Sir Henry
Pelly.
Lord Murray, who Is staying at the 81.
Regis, is now member Of the English
contracting firm Of 8. Pearson & Son, OF
which Lord Cowdray IS the chief The
firm has large interests in this country,
in Canada, and particularly in Mexico
where Il has for years been carrying on
a Homerc struggle with the Standard
Oil Company. Lord Murray, who became
peer on resigning the office Of Secre-
tary Of the Treasury and Of government
whip last August to join Lord Cowdrays
firm, was known until then as the Master
of ElIbank, being the eldest son and heir
to Lord Elibank, whose barony dates back
to the reign Of Charles l. Lord Murray
married a daughter of Sir James Wolfe
Murray. Of Gungletie, a descendant or
the Colonel Murray who commanded the
Black Watch at the battle Of Quebec and
in whose arms General Wolfe died.
Mrs. stuyvesant Fish gave the first OF
series Of three dinners last night at her
house. IN East 18th street. There were
about fifty guests and $50 more came In
for the dance which followed. Those
present were mostly young people. Mrs.
Fish will give dinners on January o
and 30.
Mrs. J. Townsend Burden entertained a
PARTY Of thirty-two at dinner last night
at her house. in East 92d street.
Another dinner hostess OF last evening
was Mrs. John A. Logan who had party
Of twenty at her house. in West 5th
street, for her daughter, Nine Henri de
Sincay.
Miss Carol Hartman had small
luncheon Yesterday a her house, In East
Goth street
Frederick \. VI. Schleffelin gave small
dinner last night at his home, I'm Lex
ington avenue. His guests included MISS
Nina Chisholm and Alvin Untermyer who
are 10 he married on February at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
y. ogden Chisolm. I'm East SD street.
,fter the dinner about twenty additional
guests attended an informal dance.
Among them were Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
Potter. Magistrate and Mrs Frederic
Kernochan. Or. and Mrs. Harold Barclay,
Grosvenor Nicholas and Sumner Gerard.
Mrs. \. Murray Young gave dance at
| the Colony club last night There was
general dancing I'm the assembly room
and supper was served I'm the gymnasium
shortly after midnight.
Mrs. Francis e. Barlow and her niece
Miss Carlotta Russell. were the hostesses
of the Thursday Evening Club last night
AZ the Hotel Gotham. The feature OF the
evening was an address by Professor
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Mrs !. Wray Cleveland gave lun-
. cheon Yesterday IN the ladies' annex OF
! the Metropolitan Club for Miss RITA
Hostetter As Mrs Cleveland is IN
mourning. the party was chaperoned by
Mrs william Woodward Phelps. The
able was decorated with pink roses with
corsagc bouquet Of gardenias at each
cover. Included among the thirty-hIe
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Susanre Warren. Miss Mary Edgar. Miss
Nathalie Slocum. Miss Louisa Johnson
Miss Helene Underwood, Miss Lydia But
Ter. Miss Frances NJ. Ward and Miss
Glover Todd.
Mss Mary II. Cunningham entertained
her bridal attendants at dinner las;
night at the home Of her mother Mrs.
James Cunningham. in East 55th street.
Her marriage 10 Murray Sargent, OF New
Haven. takes place on Saturday in 81
Thomas's Church
Mr. and Mrs Richard Mortimer gave
q small dinner last night al the Hotel
Vanderbilt.
Tie VIcomtc and Vicomtssse de Bre-
teuiI. who arrived from France short
time ego TO attend the funeral or X.
Suydam Grant, an uncle OF Nine. de
Breteuil. sailed yesterday on the Prov
cnce for their home I'm Paris. Nine de
Breteun was Miss Edit, Grant of New
York.
Mrs. Robert r Livingston. with Miss
Laura Livingston, r. l.. Livingston, MISS
Madeline Cook and j. Fahys Cook, have
returned from Panama. Mrs. Robert
Tivingstons house. I'm Washington Square
North. will be the scene on Tuesday
night. January g. of the annual dance for
the benefit OF the 81. Agnes Day Nursery.
Mrs. James Mott TTartshornc will give
dance tonight for her daughter, Miss
Eleanor Hartshone. one Of the debu-
J tantes OF the season. Mrs John Clafin
and several other friends Of Mrs. Harris
! horne are giving dinners, after which
/ they will take their guests to the dance.
| Another dance OF this evening is tho
second Of the series OF the four dances
nj the Home Club iE Fast 18th street.
| Among tho subscribers are Mr. and Mrs.
| Frederick dc Rham, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Auchincloss, Mr. and Mrs. p. II. p. FIRE.
! linghuysen. Mr. and Mrs. Bernon 8.
Prentice and Mr.. and Mrs. William War
ner HOppln
Among the dinners set for this evening
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