New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-11


Mrs Miles Riley Gilbert gave a luncheon
at Sherry's yesterday for her debutante
daughter. Miss Annie Gilbert The lunch
con was served in the main dining room
AZ small tables. which were decorated
with large white baskets of pink roses.
The guests included Miss Virginia
Sculiy. Miss Mildred Gautier Rice. Miss
lesson Thayer. Miss Mary Brooks, Miss
Fanny de Groot Hastings. Miss Lentilhon
Clifford Miss ElinOr Davies, Miss Ara
leila Schweirn, Of San Francisco; Miss
Ellen Thomas. of Augusta, Ga; Miss
Louise Tiffany Frank. Miss Flora Nc
Alpin. Miss Christina Nichols, Miss Mar
raret Henderson. Miss Evelyn Scott, Miss
Dorothy TAYLOR. Miss Elnor Kendall, Miss
Frances Gilbert. Miss Sibyl +. Young,
Miss Margaret Warren, Miss Grace Rog-
es and Mss Dorothy Keene Taylor.
Mrs. Cornelius c. Cuyler gave a dinner
and dance al Sherry's last night for her
SON. j. Coupcr Lord. The dinner was
served for eighty in the banquet suite
and the dancing, TO which few additional
guests were invited. took place In the
small ballroom. The decorations consisted
q orchids and japanese and Easter lilies.
Miss Elsie Stevens, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Stevens is Ill at ner
home al Castle Point Hoboken, and In
consequence Mrs Stevens has cancelled
al her social engagements for the pres
int The illness. which began after the
dance which Mrs. Stevens gave for her
daughter IN December 1 al the st. Regis
Is not serious, and IL is expected that
the debutante will soon begin 20 resume
her socia. activities. Mrs. Stevens mao
arranged a dinner for last night at the
St Regis but postponed il until next
month.
sale for the benefit OF the Babies
Hospital viii be held this afternoon at
he home Of Mrs Oliver Could Jennings,
No. I East 73d street The floor commit
lee in charge Of the affair includes Mrs.
Daniel S Lamont Mrs. John j. Knox
Ars. Andrew Carnegie, Mrs. Robert Hoe
and Mrs Charles Kellogg. There will be
On sale hats. lamp shades, pillows, SILK
and lace petticoats, slippers and boudoir
requisites.
Among the women who will assist al
Tie various tables are Mrs. Jennings.
Ara W. GOadby Loew. Mrs Ernest t.
SULLIVAN, Mrs. Sheldon Fuller Mrs. D.
7Orace Harding. Mrs Harry NJ. Alex
shder, Mrs Reeve schley Mrs. Edward
T. Il. Talmage, Miss Caroline Morgan
gF1
shd Mrs. J. Prentice Kellogg.
An Entertainment for the benent OF the
HuSc School Settlement will be held TINS
vehing in ihe large ballroom at Sherry's.
here will be moving pictures Of the H.
Hhational polo games at Meade"
o'Ook last June. and dancing VIII follow
me patronosses include Mrs Henry
N'gers Winthrop, Mrs. j. Borden Harri-
4sh Mrs. Herbert NJ. Hartman, Mrs.
ssiHald e. Vanderbilt. Mrs. DevereuX
auburn, Mrs. John Jacob Astor and Mrs
Verge Jay Gould.
Shs Arthur =. Emmons gave a recep-
~ Yesterday afternoon at her home,
Park avenue, to introduce her
s'shter, Miss Elizabeth w. Emmons.
II
q siA Percy X. Pyne gave a small dinner
E '' night at her home, No. $50 Park
Ssnue.
"fd Campden. Of the British EN-
i has arrived I'm town from Wash
s"n' and is at the Ritz-Carlton.
81 s@fs Eugene Klapp and her daughter,
II j." Elizabeth Klapp are at the Hotel
S'tham.
1~'A jesse iloyt and Miss Isabel Hoyt
- returned TO town Trom their coun-
sace IN Connecticut, and are at NO.
vest f5th street for the winter.
- Joscph T. Widener has arrived