New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-08
NEW YORK SOCIETY

President.EIeCt and Mrs. Wood
row Wilson at the Opera.
Mrs. Cleveland II. Dodge gave small
dinner party last night at her house. in
Park avenue in honor of the President
elect and Mrs Woodrow Wilson, subse-
quentIy taking her guests to the opera.
William Rhinelander Stewart. jr.. gave
small dance last night at Sherrys.
Among the other hostesses of yestcr-
days programme was Mrs. Moses Tay-
Tor who entertained a small party at
dinner.
The third of the Four Dances took place
last night at the Home Club. No. II East
18th street. The last one will be held on
March IA. There was general dancing
throughout the evening, followed by sup
per at midnight. The subscribers include
Mr. and Mrs c. Maurice Heckscher. Mr.
and Mrs. William Warner Hoppin, jr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter II. b. Frelinghuysen,
MI. dilu MIS-. DtTUCI flcllllCt, o''
Mrs. Frederic f. de Rham, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Ives Cobb. jr., Mr.. and Mrs
Charles &. Auchincloss Mr.. and Mrs
Max n. Behr Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas J.
Gilman, Frederick 9. Inman. Howard \.
Piummer, Harold Imbrie and Evander b.
Schley.
Mrs Henry Clews, Mrs. w. Bourke
Cochran, Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting, Mrs.
William c. Demorest, Mrs. Albert f.
Gallatin. Mrs. John Henry Hammond,
Mrs. Edward S. Harkness Mrs. a. Cor
don Norrie. Mrs. j. Borden Hartman
Mrs. Edward r. Hewitt and Mrs. G. Her
mann Kinnicutt were among the patron
esses Of an entertainment held yesterday
morning at the Plaza for the benefit OF
Greenwich House. Among those who
took part in the affair were Miss Marie
Dressler. Miss Rosanond Chatham, Brad
ford Kirkbride Jack Barrymore and Miss
Katherine Emmett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Eddy sail to-day
from Cherbourg for New York on the
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria.
Cardinal Gibbons Will ofiiciate at the
wedding to-day of the Due de Richelieu
ct Fronsac to Miss Elinor Douglas Wise
in the Cathedral at Baltimore. The bride.
who is a daughter OF Mrs Frederick Ma
Wise. will have her niece. Miss Leslie
F'rck. as her only attendant. while the
Count de Vilatranca- Scissors, morga-
matte son of the late Prince Eugene OF
Savoy Carignan; Henry F. Miller aud Jo-
siah Macy, Of New York; John $. Mittings
and John Witherspoon Frick, of Baltl-
more, and Ernesto del Plata. Of Paris,
will be in attendance on the bridegroom,
whose mother was Miss Alice Heine,
daughter OF Michael Helne. in his day the
leading Jewish banker OF New Orleans.
Mrs. William Birney is booked to sail
for Europe on February %.
Formal announcement was made yestes-
day OF the engagement OF Miss Frances
Castles. daughter of Mrs. John Wesley
Castles. OF Morristown. y. j., TO Pomeroy
Tucker Francis, Of Troy, y. T., son Of the
late Charles S. Francis. who was Amerl-
can Ambassador at Vienna. Pomeroy
Francis was graduated from Yale last
year. was member Of the university
football team and IL ore Of the owners or
THE Troy Times
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Egerton Webb and
Miss Laura Webb start on Friday next
for Palm Beach, where they will stay
three weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick +.
Lewis will be in the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Stewart Ellsworth
sail to-day for Panama.
Arriving to-day from Europe on the
Mauritania arc W. X. Vanderbilt. jr.,
and the Master OF Torphichen, eldest son
and heir OF Lord Torphichen.
The sewing class that works for the
Nursery and Childs Hospital met yester-
day at the house of Mrs. William NJ
Kinssland. No. 1926 Fifth avenue. The
subsequent meetings will be on Fridays
throughout Lent, al the residences OF
Mrs. William Barbour, Mrs John d.
Wood, Mrs. Harry s. Kingsley, Mrs
Henry Mills Day and Mrs. George Hillard
BENJAMIN The committee includes Mrs
James W. Gerard, Mrs. Louis Lee Stan
ton. Mrs Schuyler Schieffelin, Mrs
Charles /. Hudson. Mrs. ". Lanier Wash
ington. Mrs. William Rhinelander, Mrs.
Winthrop Burr. Mrs. Henry Clay Adams,
Mrs. George II. Macy. Mrs. Robert Nicol.
Mrs. George G. De Witt and Mrs. Charles
+. Roe.
At the residence OF Mrs. j. Duncan
Emmet. No. 1903 Madison avenue, yestcr-
day morning. the class organized by Mrs.
Charles James WEIGH held its first meet
Ing. Ali the articles made at the meet
ings will be sold by the Loretto Utility
Society, and the proceeds will go 10 the
Ioretto Mission. Next Friday the class
will meet with Mrs. Frederic Nelson al
the Plaza; in the following week with
Mrs William F. Sheehan, at her house.
In East 5sth street: on February % with
Mrs Robert J. Collier, No. 752 Park ave-
nue.: on March with Mrs. August Bel
mont. No. A East saith street, and on
March "A with Mrs. WEIGH at her house.
in East S0th street The class works for
the Italian Mission. No. So3 Elizabeth
street.
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