New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27

Mrs. Harold George Woods Society
Card Club held another of its meetings
last Tuesday at the Hotel Aston. Mrs.
John j. Hayes is chairman of the mem
bership committee, and among the pa
tronesses are Mrs. Nathan Arnold, Mrs.
Noble Mcconnell, Mrs. d. ID. Williams,
Mrs. William II. Mccormick, Mrs.
Charles +. Orr, Mrs. Martin Fender
CAST, Mrs. L. II. Stone. Mrs. Charles K.
Thomas, Mrs. J. +. Martin, Mrs. Beach
Berry, Mrs. Alfred w. Richmond, Mrs.
Margaret McCord, Mrs. G.. Hamilton
Robbins, Mrs. Joseph Arthur and Mrs.
Walker Whiteside.
Announcement was recently made of
the engagement Of Miss Florence Rue,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rue,
of Garden City, Long Island, to James
Vandeveer Van Siclen.
Miss Helen c. Stanton, niece Of SEN
ator O'Gorman, is a member of the
Junior reception committee of the Civic
Ball TO be given at the Hotel Plaza on
Jan. u.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Garfield Bage,
of 251 West Cpd ST., are the guests over
the holidays of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Abeel Canda,
at Crawford, n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Osborne,
gave dance in the Oak Room of the
Marie Antoinette Hotel, on Tuesday,
for their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Kathlyn Osborne. Supper was served
in the Green Room. Among those
present were the Misses Therese
Browning, Irma Babbitt, Florence Car
ter. Tamzin Carter, Elizabeth Clark,
Ruth Dean, Anita De Witt, Alta
Jane Fitch, Charlotte Guyee, Eliza
beth Frank, Elizabeth CASTOR, Mary
Grundner, Helen Humphrey, Jean Ha-
fer, Lillian Jacques, Dorothy Leary,
Vera McNair, Mildred and Marie Mead
ows, Alice Moffitt. Catherine Potter,
Dorothy Quinn, Lilly Stehle. Edna
Strauch, Marjorie Sillcocks, Katherine
Whitmarsh and the Messrs. Lansing
Holden, George Helme, William Hamil-
ton, James Jefferies, James Leary,
Frank Leisenring, Russell Mcdonald,
Jack Meyerkoel, Charles Moore, John
Moffitt, Lester Potter, Warren Pond,
Clinton Pierson, Martin Quinn, Teddy
Sykes, James Symington, Calder Stew
art, Wyckoff Vanderhof, Karl Whit
marsh, George Tiffany, Clark Croker,
George Acheles, Thomas and Sheldon
Abbott, Lionel Bonner, Harold Bulk
ley, Herbert Cockshaw, George Church
i'll. Madison and Townsend Cannon,
Erskine Douglas, Baisley Elebash,
Fred CASTOR, Charles Baskerville, Ber-
tram Person, George Sweeney, Adolf
Rusch, Harry Barrow, William Brown
ing. Lawrence Crawford, Howard Dean,
James Farnham, Joe Graham, Philip
Wiser, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shores,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Washington, Mr..
and Mrs. Hudson s. Rose and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Stewart.
Mrs. Vance Phillips, of 10 Central
Park West. gave a luncheon Wednes-
day at her home for her daughter,
Mrs. John Clinton Brooks, of Penn Yam,
n. Y, who was married last April. The
guests included the bridesmaids, and
each received miniature OF Mrs. Phil
lips, painted by herself. The guests
were Miss Beatrice Klug, Miss Dorothy
Castor, Miss Marie O'Reilly and Miss
Florence Kroehle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Simon, of 80
Riverside. DflNe, Will give d uaiiCc Aoi
their daughter, Miss Helene Simon, on
Monday evening, in the Plaza Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W. Dunn, of
Washington, are at the I-otel Aston to
pass the Christmas holidays with their
son, Ensign Arthur w. Dunn, jr., who
is detailed on the 'battleship Arkansas,
which is now at the Brooklyn navy
ward. but which will leave January 10
for Guantanamo, Cuba, for duty in
those waters.
Mr. and Mrs. william Jerome
Toomey gave a Christmas dinner at
their home, 56 West SD st. The centre
of the table was arranged TO represent
n miniature forest, with snow cover
ing the trees and ground. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel May
Seymour, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Cornell,
Miss Claire Cornell Mrs. John Wesley
Love. Miss Florence Guernsey, Clar-
ence Rode and Henry CRUDE. Mr.. and
Mrs. Toomey will give dinner on jan
uary Z.
At the Gotham tomorrow the sec
ond and last of the series OF the two
dances will be held. Many unusual
features will be introduced at the
dance, one of them being a cotillon
with many interesting figures. FaYors,