New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-12

night at the Hotel Gotham. His guests m.
cludcd Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Barrett, Miss
Mary Ostrander, Miss Frances Montagu
Ward, Miss Mary Copper, Ingersoll
Brown, DR.. Carleton Dominick, Malcolm
Wilson and William Begener. After the
dinner Mr.. Magic took his guests to the
New Amsterdam Theatre.
Mrs. j. Warren Goddard gave the last
Of two receptions yesterday afternoon at
her house, No. SO East 57th street Her
Observation-Disclosures and a few OF de-
butantes of the season assisted in receiy-
ing the guests.
Mrs Howard Carroll gave dinner with
music last night at her house in East
64th street. General dancing followed.
Mrs. William Allen gave dinner last
night at her residence, in East 65th street.
for her niece. Miss Kathleen Anderson.
afterward taking her guests to the thea.
tire. -..
Mrs. William Curtis Demorest gave
reception yesterday afternoon at her
house, No. IS East 6sth street, for Mrs.
William Ziegler, jr, who was married last
month. Mrs. Ziegler was Miss Gladys V.
Watson. Assisting Mrs. Demorest and
Mrs. Ziesler in receiving were Mrs. Will
lam r. Davenport. Mrs. Ernest Thomp.
son-Seton, Mrs. John Maynard, Of Utica;
Mrs. Alexander Rea, of Philadelphia, and
A,,o ~ -
guests were the Rev. DR.. and Mrs Ernest
NJ Stires, DR.. and Mrs. Nicholas Murray
Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. C. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. George T. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Allen Butler, Mr.. and Mrs WILL
tam II. Porter and Mr. and Mrs. William
W. McAlpin.
Theodore A. Havemeyer, son OF Mrs
Frederick o. Beach by her marriage with
the late Charles o. Havemeyer and grand
son Of the late Theodore A. Havemeyer
has left town for Vancouver, where he has
large lumber interests. Miss Vida Bis
pham. whose engagement to him was
broken off by mutual consent last week,
sailed yesterday for England, to stay with
friends at Camberley. in Surrey She is
the daughter of Mrs. David S. Bshpam.
Of No. $50 East 35th street.
Henry Vincent Higgins, G. V. o., who
has been spending a few weeks in New
York. at the Ritz-Carlton. sailed yester-
day for England on board the Carmanis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fletcher, jr, of
West End avenue, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary
Elizabeth Fletcher, to DR.. Edward wads-
worth Peterson. Miss Fletcher's sister re-
Gently married DR.. Arthur F. Chase. and
DR.. Peterson was the best man at the
wedding. Dr. Peterson is associate pro-
fessor Of surgery at the POSTGRADUATE
Hospital The wedding will take place
In the spring.
Mrs NJ. Orme Wilson's house, in East
Gath street, will be the scene on Monday
afternoon, January %, and on Tuesday
night, January IS, of entertainments for
the benefit Of the babies ward OF the
Post Graduate Hospital. The affair will
consist of tableaus vivants, posed by John
w. Alexander. In the pictures Of Mon
day afternoon children will appear. while
in the tableaus on the following night Mrs.
Reginald Vanderbilt, Mrs. sydney s.
Breese. Mrs. Leonard NJ. Thomas, Miss
Julia Robbins, Miss Mary. Miss Sa a and
Miss Olga Wiborg and Miss Cecilia May,
OF Washington, will take part Mrs.
George F. Baker, jr., Miss Janet Fish and
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt, IT,, constitute
the committee in charge Of the entertain
ment and tickets may be- had of Mrs.
Roosevelt. No. 165 East 74th street.
Major General Thomas III. Barry, L. ;.
with the members of his staff and the
officers on Governors Island, as well as
the commandant Of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard and the officers Of the navy sta
toned there, will be present in full uni
form at the annual charity hall for the
New York Nursery and Childs Hospital
which takes place at the Waldorf-As Astoria
on Thursday evening. January 30. The
uniforms of Governor Suffers STAFF, as
we'll as of Major General Organ and OF
the other officers OF the national guard
will also constitute picturesque feature
OF the entertainment, and will, as usual.
add 10 the brilliancy OF the spectacle pre-
scented.
The annual charity ball is one OF the
oldest institutions of New York society.
and has been taking place each winter for
considerably over half n century. being
perhaps the only function of its kind at
which all the various cllques into which
New York society is divided foregather
under one roof. Tickets and boxes can be
had of Mrs. Charles F. Roe, No. So East
37th street.
WASHINGTON. ?.