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

Winter Exodus Fails to Deplete
Ranks Of Entertainers.
Although there is no wane apparent yet
i'm the activities of the season, which Is
gay. the exodus to SUMMER chimes thah
that of New York has already begun.
Every day brings the news of departures
for the Pacific Coast, for Aiken and win
ter resorts in the two Carolinas' 1or ra'"
Beach, St. Augustine, Bermuda. havana
and especially for the South OF france
for Italy and for Egypt where very
large representation of the smart sci
here will be found at Cairo and on the
Nile.
In spite of all these goings, there are
no perceptible gaps in the ranks Oh 80.
ciety. The boxes Of the parterre row ana
the orchestra seats at the Metropolitan
are filled on every opera night. 1t Is I'M
possible to visit any of the leading thea
tres without finding familiar faces in the
boxes and in the stalls. The fashionable
at the luncheon and dinner hour, ana
the list Of dances, musicals and dinners
is so full as to render It difficult for per-
sons on hospitality bent to secure an
evening that has not already been pre-
| empted for one or more entertainments.
Thus far there has been nothing OF
very spectacular character-nothing 10
merit its being recorded in letters OF req.
But the round of ordinary festivities mas
been continuous, and Is beginning to wear
on the energy and strength Of some OF
the young people, few OF whom nave
been obliged, like Mrs Arthur lselin' 10
leave town for a few DAYS complete rest
and recuperation.
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt. VINO is at
her house, in Fifth avenue. for the sea
son, after spending the holidays AT ldis
Hour. her place on Long Island, heads
the programme for the coming week win
a musical this afternoon. To-morro"
morning there will be another of Albert
Morris Bagby's musicals. at the waldorf
Astoria, and In the evening Miss Emily
Sloane will entertain large party at
dinner at her fathers house, in East ostn
street.
Both Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and
Mrs. George J. Gould are scheduled for
big dinners on Tuesday night. followed
bv musicals. at their respective houses
on Fifth avenue The yiolinist, fsaye'
and Mile Hempel. OF the Metropolitan
Opera. will furnish the features OF Mrs
Vanderbilt's concert. ..t
Many dances figure on the programme
OF the coming week. Mrs. Vanderbilt
gives one, preceded by a dinner. on Tues
day evening. at her house. at Fifth ave-
nue. and West 5Sth street for Miss Mar
garet Schieffelin, the debutante daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Schieffelin.
On the same evening Mrs. Stuart Duncan
gives a dinner dance at her house, In East
! 18th street.
Mrs. Stephen II. P. Pell gives dance
| on Wednesday night for Miss Anna
| Wright. one OF the debutantes Of the sea-
son. at her house, in East 69th street.
and on that evening. too. the Motor Car
| Touring Society will have It's annual dim
ner dance at Sherry's. The membership
az the society is limited to twenty-five.
II includes Percy r. Pyne. I'd. Lawrence
7. Gillespie. Robert Goelet, Ogden Mills
Reid. William b. Osgood Field, Oliver
| Iselin. ir. Cortlandt Field Bishop. Vim
cent Aston, Harold Vanderbilt. Moses
| Taylor Pyne. jr.. and Newbold Morris.
Mrs A. Murray Young has out invita-
tons for a dance at the Colony Club, on
THURSDAY. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish will
have a dinner dance on that night at her
house, in East 18th street.
Mrs. James Mott Hartshorne has taken
the new ballroom at the Rtz-Carlton for
the dance which she is giving on Friday
night for her daughter. Miss Eleanor
Hartshorne. one of the debutantes Of the
winter. and on that evening the second
OF the series OF dances organized by Mrs.
Maurice Heckscher, Mrs. Frederick r.
De Rham. Mrs. p. II. b. Frclinghuysen.
Mrs. William Warner Hoppin, jr.. and
Mrs Charles c. Auchincloss, Will take
place al the Home Club. No. II East 18Th
| street
Weddings OF the week include that OF
Miss Mary Cunningham. to Murray. Sar-
gent. in st. Thomas's Church, on Satur-
day. Miss Sara Cunningham will be her
sisters maid OF honor. and the brides
| maids will comprise two other sisters
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Lois Cunning
ham-and two cousins-Miss Evelyn and
Miss Genevieve Cunningham. Ziegler
Sargent will act as his brothers best
man, and James Cunningham will give
bis sister AWAY The ushers will be John