New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-06
Important Dances, Lunch
cons, Dinners, Parties
Announced.
MRS. VANDERBILT
GIVES DANCE
Late Affair Is Preceded by Many
Dinners-Miss Cram
Is We'd.

terGay. with seven or eight important
dances, several luncheons. dinners. the
afro parties. and one or two weddings OF
note. one o. the largest Of the many
dances was that given by Mrs. ". X.
Vanderbilt. ir.. at her home No. CSC Fifth
evenue. II was late affair. many OF the
guests coming on from the opera and
from dinners siven in connection with the
enter, ainmcnt
Mrs. Vanderb.lt's sister Mrs. Hermann
Oelrichs. gave q dinner for forty before
the dance al her home. No. East 9th
street. The decorations were elaborate
and included palms. bay trees, ferns.
Southern smilaX. pink azelias and cut
flowers. The dancing was general. and
supper was served shortly after mid
night.
Another interesting dance Of last night
was that given by Mrs. Cleveland ii.
Dodge for Miss Elizabeth Emmons.
daughter Of Arthur b. Emmons. al the
home Of Miss Grace IL. Dodge. no. POP
Madison avenue The guests numbering
about 200. inuluding most Of the de-
butantes Of the season. were received by
Mrs Dodge Miss Dodge. Mrs. Emmons
and Miss Emmons. The dancing was
general and seated SUPPER was served
a ! o'clock.
Mir. and Mrs. ]. Allen Townsend gave
a dance laet night at the Colony Club
for their daughter. Miss Adeline Town
send. The assembly room and gymnasium
were used for the dancing. and soon after
midnight supper was served in the dining
room and roof garden. The decorations
were Christmas green's and colored cleo
trio lights. Miss Townsend and her
parents were assisted in receiving 10y Mr.
and Mrs. Robert c. Winmill.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry W. Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey
Tappin. Mr.. and Mrs. Norrish Thorne,
Miss Marie Taller, Miss Mai Watson,
Miss Joy Williams, Miss Frances Wyeth,
Miss Penelope Sears. Miss Lisa Stillman,
Miss Genevieve Sanford, Miss Ruth
Adams Miss Gwendolen Condor, Miss
Sybii Young. Miss Elizabeth Carson. Miss
Mary Baker. Miss Frances Burr. Miss
Margaret Andrews. Miss Hazen SyminS-
ton. Miss Ursula Brown, Miss Estelle
Romeyn. Miss Mildred Rice. Miss Mary
Cumnock, Miss Ruth Moller. Miss Elise
.edew. Miss Sarah Manice, Miss Lentlhon
Clifford. Miss Elizabeth Kendall Miss
Alexandra Emery. Miss Sybil Davis and
Miss Agnes Clahin.
Bachc Brown. Edward Twining. Sinclair
Richardson. Howard Bourne. 5. Bryce
Wing Warren Barbour Raymond Chaun-
uey, Augustus Reed, Hugh Cotton Fred
Stillman. Carley Hartman Harold Car
hart, l.. V. Kane Fred lnman. Dean
Mathe. T. r. Fox. Shipper Davis. Henry
Taylor William Sturgis Carl Boxer, How
land :. Bruce Post. Maynard Iverson,
Stuart King. Sellers Mckee, John Larkin,
Davis. Lauren Carroll. Seth French
francis Geer and Harvey 5. Ladew.
Mrs. George II. Curtis Of No. 10 East
9th street. gave a oance last night at
sherrys for Miss Edith l.. Adams,
daughter of Robert Franklin Adams. The
,nal ballroom was used for the dancing
and seated supper was served in the
tapestry room. The color scheme of the
lecora lions was green and white. Mrs
GURUS, MIS-. RIdnS anu MtSS' wv idlNcl
in pink satin and chiffon, received the
guests, numbering about 800.
Among tie guests were Miss Vera Van
Buren,. Miss Rhoda Tanner. Miss Eliza
beth Sabin. Miss Flora McAlpin, Miss
GLADYS Robbins. Miss Edith Bowler. Miss
Dorothy Bigelow. Miss Eleanor Davies.
Miss Marjorie Wiggin, Miss Eleanor
Hartshornc. Miss Margaret Smith, Miss
Elsie Won Bergen. Miss Eleanor Castor,
Miss Helen Eilbeck. Miss Frances Pea
body Miss Margaret Smith, Miss Mildred
Holmes. Miss Madeleine OBrien, Miss
Augusta Wight and Miss Marion Wander
hoef
T.. Clarence Jones. Andre Gross Jules
G.aenzer. John Glib. oliver Ellsworth,
Angler Duke. Felix Doubleday. Gilbert
Domorest Roy Chaplin. Emerson Bigelow,
William Ayorill. Carroll Alker. Russell
Dougherty. Foster Millken, Cord Meyer,
Esnsnd O. Brien Francis Roche and Free
msn Smith.
nIys. Franklin g. Brown save a small