New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-20
Many Buds introduced
at Luncheons and
Theatre Parties.
SOCIETY AT OPERA
AND HORSE SHOW
Mics Susan Drake Married to
Richard Sears, of Boston, in
St. James's Church.

&c theatre parties, dances, the horse
chow and opera yesterday made the day
~. busiest one for society this fall. II
..os only the beginning of the round of en-
,.~,o,,ments that are to follow one an
o,ber in rapid succession from now until
Lent.
Tho debutante had a field day yester-
aov and she was entertained from noon
rrtn midnight. Among the many lunch
.ons were those Of Miss Ciementine Reese
az sherry's for her debutante niece. Miss
virginia Scully; Mrs. Noah c. Rogers
tor her daughter, Miss Grace Rogers, at
her house. No. 10 East 56th street. and
Ms ". Eugene Parsons for her daugh-
,sr. Miss lie Brun Parsons at Sherrys
Mrs. John Parkin Clifford gave a recep-
ton with dancing. at Sherry's yesterday
afternoon for her daughter, Miss Lendlhon
cuford. followed by a dinner and theatre
marty. and Mrs. John Myers Shedd gave
reception at her house. No. las East SSth
street. TO introduce her daughter, Miss
Barbara Shedd, and her niece, Miss Cath
crime Clinton Hustled.
Mrs. clifford and her daughter received
their guests in the tapestry room at
Sberry's and the dancing was in the small
ballroom. Mrs. Clifford wore a gown of
red brocade and diamond ornaments, and
Miss Clifford was in white satin and white
lace.
Among those invited were Mrs. Robert
P. Crosby, Mrs Eugene Lentilhcn, Miss
Margaret CLYDE, Of Philadelphia, and
Walter Poultney, of Baltimore, who are
house guests Of Mrs. Clifford; Miss Alice
Haven. Miss Edith Ferr. Miss Louise Ire
yor. Miss Elizabeth :. NJ. Burrill, Miss
Cordelia Hepburn. Miss Louise Herrick,
Miss Rosetta Carson. Miss Collne Inger-
soil. Miss Margaret Warren. Miss Eliza
beth McVickar. Miss Harriet Paris, Miss
Louise Rodewald, Miss Joy Williams,
Miss Charlotte Strong. Miss Grace Rogers,
Miss Margaret Porter. Miss Edith Chase,
Of Waterbury, Conn; Miss Isabel Cum
ming Of Newark; Miss Roberta Downing.
Of Philadelphia Miss Helene Moffat, Miss
Dorothy Manice, Miss Vieva Fisher, Miss
Margaret Knapp. Miss Charlotte Wyeth
and Miss Elise Francke.
Lewis Keller gave dinner and theatre
party last night for Miss Clifford.
It Mrs ". Eugene Parsonss luncheon
Tor her daughter the table was decorated
with pink roses and maidenhair ferns.
Among Mrs. Parsons's guests were Miss
Mimi Scott Miss Elsie Stevens. Miss
Marian Hartman. Miss Marie Taller.
Miss Lois Cassatt. Of Philadelphia; Miss
Beatrice Burrill Miss Alexandra Emery,
Miss Margaret Trevor. Miss Dorothy CHS /
DIN and Miss Ruth King.
Miss Reese's luncheon for her niece was
served at five tables, which were deco
rated with yellow roses and ferns. and al
each plate was a small flower pot Of ferns
tied with blue ribbons. Among the guests,
numbering about fifty, were Miss Vieva
Fisher Miss Margaret Overton. Miss Mary
Brooks Miss Dorothy Howard. Miss Kath
crime Sands, Miss Frances Montague Ward
and Miss Marjorie Cleveland.
In the receiving party at the reception
given by Mrs Shedd for her daughters.
Miss Bertha Shedd, and Miss Catherine
Clinton Hustled were Miss Margaret S.
Porter. Miss Maud Coster. Miss Helen De
Forest Grifen. Miss Mary F. Bryan and
Miss May Miller. all buds of the season. |
Miss Esther Cleveland, Miss Priscilla
Bull and Miss Margaret w. Colgate. |
iebutantes Of a year ago. poured tea.
Miss shedd was in a frock Of light blue
chiffon and Miss Hustled in a delicate
shade of green.
Miss Susan f. c. Drake. daughter OF
Mrs Benjamin Drake, was married to
Richard Sears, Of Boston, yesterday after
noon in ST. James's Church. The Rev. DR.. |
s. De Lancey Townsend, Of All Angels
Church. performed the ceremony, which |
was followed by a reception at the home
Of the brides sister, Mrs. Lyman Tiffany |
Dyer. Of No. East seth street. w VIII |
son Drake, Of Virginia. an uncle, gave the
bride away She wore a gown Of silver
brocade trimmed with old point lace and
veil Of point lace which had been in the
family for many generations. She car
ried bouquet of lilies of the valley and
jasmine.
Miss Clarlnda S. Boardman. daughter OF
Mrs Landslide Bosrdman, was maid OF
honor. She was in Gainsborough picture |
dress Of yellow brocade and hat to match. |
and she carried a bouquet of copper col |
wed chrysanthemums. Frank p. Sears
was his brothers best man, and the ush- |
ers were Lyman Tiffany Dyer. brother
in-law Of the bride: Herbert Lyman, Z. |
Throop Geer, Ronald Lyman, Robert |
PAYNE and (sbavlac 4. Ctfy,r,,fn
After a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs, Sears I
VIII make their home in Boston.
Under the auspices of The Helpers" a 4
successful bazaar was held yesterday 1
afternoon and evening at Delmonico's in 1
AID Of their new settlement house, which |
Will be opened at the beginning Of next /
year. All kinds Of fancy and useful arti-
eles. flowers and candles were on sale /
and tea and refreshments were served. |
Among the women interested I'm the fair |
were Mrs. John J. Bowler, Mrs. Nicholas /
r. Brady, Miss Annie Leary, Miss Geor-
sine lselin, Mrs Henry Hall Forbes, Miss |
A. Delmonico, Mrs Herbert c. Robbins, |
Mrs Emile Vatable and Mrs. John b. !
Duer.
AIR and Mrs. William r. McCombs gave |
dinner last night at the Hotel Wander
Dit Among the guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. |
Preston Gibson
Nr. and Mrs. William Russell Moore will I
nod a musical this evening al their home, |
no III Madison avenue.