New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-06

Justice and Mrs. Almet f. jerks, OF
Pierrepont ST. The afternoon recep-
ton will be followed by a dinner, after
which the receiving party will attend
the dance which Colonel and Mrs. VIII
lam Cary Sanger are to give Tor thelr
daughter, Miss Mary Sanger. Keceiv-
ing with Mrs. jerks and the debutante
will be Miss Helen Human, Miss Mary
Sanger, Miss Polly Dunnell, Miss kath-
arine Ketcham, Miss Elizabeth Ihayer'
Miss Constance Marks. Miss Gertrude
Thurston. Miss Louise Ruxton, Miss
Lois Minton, Miss Marjorie Church,
Miss Mary Ager, Miss Bertha Shuts,
Miss Isabel Shuts, Miss Elinor Gates.
Miss Marguerite Mallett, Miss Adel-
aide Moffat, Miss Mary Praeger, Miss
Zorka Polak, Miss Anne Thompson,
Miss Agnes Thompson. Miss Edith
Shaw, Miss Dorothy Seamans, Miss &C.
celia Brewster, Miss Frances Coutts,
Miss Mabel Coutts and Miss Dfusilla
Cravens. Mrs. jerks will join with
Mrs. Hinman in giving a debutante
dance II is ito take place at the
Heights Casino on Wednesday evening,
December %.
CONSPICUOUS among the seasons de-
butantes will be Miss Dorothy Sea
mans, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Walker Seamans. Mrs. Seamans
will introduce her daughter at a re-
ception on Friday afternoon at her
home, 7S9 ST. Marks av., and in the
evening will give a dinner dance for
the receiving party. In the group of
debutantes surrounding Miss Seamans
will be Miss Ruth jerks, Miss Helen
Human, Miss Dorothy Wolf, Miss
Doris Webster, Miss Grace Middleton,
Miss Marjory Church, Miss Cecilia
Brewster and Miss Mary Sanger. Mrs.
Robert Payson Loomis will receive
with her mother and sister, and assist
ing them will be Mrs. William Robin
SON Simons, Mrs. Roland Whitney
Belts, Mrs. James Watt, Mrs. Thomas
Marsalis LILLIAN Davenport, Mrs.
Harold Graham, Mrs. Paul Humpstone.
Mrs. Winchester Noyes and Mrs. Harry
=. Mitchell. In compliment to Miss
Middleton Miss Seamans will give a
the dansant on Saturday, December 10,
1t will be followed by dinner.
OF much interest on this side Of the
river will be the wedding of Miss
Mabel G. LaVie and Milton Lightfoot
Schultz. which is TO take place next
Saturday afternoon in the chantry of
ST. Thomas's Church, Manhattan. Miss
LaVie is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Andrew LaVie, who lived at 90
Remsen st. until year or two ago.
They are now making their home at "a
West SSth ST., where a small reception
for relatives will be held after the
ceremony at o'clock. Miss Mary
I.aVie is to be her sisters maid of
honor and little niece, Miss Miriam
LaVie, is to attend as flower girl.
There will also be two little pages,
Master Charles G. Hoge and Master
Stanley Cornell. Rufus Schultz, an
uncle of the bridegroom, is to be the
best man, and chosen for ushers are
Robert Morton LaVie. George A. LaVie'
ir.. Harold Bond Mason, of Philadel-
phia; Augustus Schoonmaker, of Man
haitian; David King Irwin, of Short
Hills. n. j., and Thomas o. Thatcher,
of Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers Richardson
Jones, of ga Henry St, announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Maud Ethel Jones. to Thomas Ferdi-
nand Wilcox, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cler-
mont Harvey Wilcox, of lis West 10th
ST. The wedding will probably take
place in the spring.
Mrs. John Van Nostrand will have as
her guests next week her brother,
Bishop William b. Leonard, of Ohio,
and Mrs. Leonard. They are TO be in
town, as Bishop Leonard is to officiate
at the wedding of his nephew, Leonard
Sullivan, and Miss Marjory Dodd in st.
Thomas's Church. Bishop Leonard Will
also preach there the following Sun
day. Mrs. Van Nostrand recently gave
a dinner and theatre party in compli-
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and Miss White, who were visiting at
her home, 1872 Columbia Heights.
Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Marjorie Webster,
daughter of the late A. A. Webster. TO
A. Romeyne Pierson, jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Romeyne Pierson, of Glen
Ridge, n. j., where the Websters have
also been living this fall. The family
formerly spent the winter at the Man
sion House and the rest of the year at
their country place at Freeport, Long
Island. Miss Webster entertained at
luncheon on Thursday, when the for
NAL announcement of the engagement
was made. Her guests were Mrs. Frank
G.. Burke, Mrs. Percy Mckee, Mrs.
William Francis Bevan, Miss Maud
Ethel Jones, Miss Mildred Zellhoefer,
Mrs. Charles Kehoe, Mrs. Walter
Hughes and Mrs. John w. Sands.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Cheese
brough, of 1862 St. Johns Place, an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Cheesebrough, 10
William Kennedy, jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kennedy, Of 27S Gin
ton av. The announcement was made
at a luncheon and bridge on Wednes-
day. The company included Mrs. Ed
ward T. Bedford. I'd (Helen Gaynor),
Mrs Norman Gsynor. Mrs. Charles
Lynde Babcock katharine Kennedy,
Miss Dorothy Hubbs, Miss Grace Van
Camper, Miss Helen Case, Miss Al
berta Cheesebrough, Mrs. Charles
Cheesebrough, Miss Eleanor Whiting
Evans, Miss Adele Zimmerman. Miss
Geraldine Beckwith, Miss Betty Irish
and Miss Genevieve Doughty. The
table appointments were white lilies
of-the-valley, gardenias being used as
decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Parker Stats,
I'd, are spending the first part Of their
honeymoon at Pinehurst, N. c. The
bride before her marriage, last Sat-
urday, was Miss Rowena Eloise Law
renee. daughter Of Lysander Walter
Lawrence, OF 324 Clinton av. Mr..
Stats is the son of Nr. and Mrs. J.
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