New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-13

a.. attention of society. several
~ ws,e formally introduced into go
s last week az receptions and
ee' and many more will make their
!, the next few days. The two
private dances of the season
-. Dlsce last week, one OF them be-
~ Mrs. Charles Merrill Chapin's
,T,,. on Monday. at Sherry's, for her
LIGHTER. Miss Mary Stevens Chaplin,
"a ,be other that given on Friday
-. bv Mrs. William Jay Schiefelin, /
hAsS.y home, 3 East 65th St, for her
s.nsbter. Miss Mary Jay Schiefeiin.
10 guests on each occasion num-
bsred about zoo. A. 5.L,..
al. week include a dance TOMORROW
I9. l. hv Mrs. William Lowe Rice, a.
lsp,s.s for her daughter, Miss Elsie
y-.eh Rice: a reception tomorrow by
~. Colnmbus ODonnell Iselin, at her
s.nss q IVES. SD ST., for Miss Adrien-
Tsslin. a dance for Miss Sara De
i"ro on Thursday. given by her moth /
Ms Warren Delano, at her home, .
go Fast 36th ST.: a dance by Mrs. i. ,
St.,rcev NcKeever on the same night, 4
49, home. $50 East 9Th St, for her
ssrshter. Miss Edith McKeever; recep- /
s"n IN Friday, by Mrs. James Raynor
u.-ds, az her home, 12l West Doth 1
Gov the debut of her daughters, !
~. Rutb and Miss Faith Hayden, and I
S...ss that night by Mrs. John Fred I
10y Frdnanr for Miss Olivia Erd- /
nam. at Sherry's, and by Mrs. George /
usnry Macy, Of 20 Riverside Drive, for
Mes kathleen Macy. On Saturday
nsrs will be a reception by Mrs. Paul
n crsvath for the introduction of her
S.rgb,er. Miss Vera Cravath; the
Ssrssnt by Mrs. John l.. Cutler, at J.
Shsrry's. for her daughter, and a dance
~ sherrys that evening for MISS
Helen Anita De Witt, given by her
uncle, ]. Hornblower De Witt.
One Of the interesting engagements
last week was that Of Miss Sara Delano,
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Deisno. TO Roland Livingston Redmond,
son AZ Mr.. and Mrs Geraldyn Redmond, f.
~ this city, and Tivoli, n. Y. Miss
ne,ano is the debutante of this city.
No. psrents have q house at 80 last
sstb AZ. and a country place at Barry
town. NY Mr.. Redmond is a grand
ron Of the late Johnson Livingston, for
msnv wears president of the Knicker-
Soeker Club. He is a nephew of the
Countess Henri de Laugier-Nillars.
Another engagement announced last
week was that of Miss Ellzaoetn D
Hoyt, daughter of Mr.. and MIS- hehIy
Reese Hoyt, Of East 10th St, 10
Thomas II. rockingham. Miss Hoyt
acted as maid of honor at the wedding
~ her cousin. Miss Rosina Hoyt GUS
and Edgar Farrar BatesOn, which TOOK
.nlsee on November 4, in st. Bartholo-
news Church. Mr.. rockingham is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore FROM
inshsn, OF 1909 Locust St, Phiiadei-
phis
The marriage of Miss Anna Lorraine
Wuhburn, daughter of Dr. and Mrs;
Ctnrgs II. Wsshburn, TO the Rev; Basll
Douglss Hall, of this city, Will take
place next Tuesday at the home OF the |
brides parents, S71 Marlborough ST.
Boston. Mr. Hall is the son OF the Z
Rev. Dr.. Charles G. Hall, formerly
president of the Union Theological
Seminary. He was graduated from
Harvard in 1908. and prepared for the
ninistrv AT the Union Theological /
SEMINAR and in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Society in New York is interested in |
The wedding of Miss Ethel Noyes,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T.
Moves. Of Washington, TO Thomas
Blagden, son of Mrs. Thomas Blagden,
OF this city, which will be celebrated
next Saturday in Washington. MISS I
Moves will be attended by her sister,
Miss Frances Moves; Miss Margaret
Perrin, Miss Dorothy Freeman Smith,
Miss Helen Walcott, Miss Frances
Hosr, Miss Katherine McCllntock ana
Miss Dorothy Patterson. Augustus
Blagden, Of New Haven, viii be pest
man, and Henry Furguson, Donald
Blagden Horace Chittenden, Henry
Blagden, Douglas Green and Douglas
Blsgden, the ushers.
The annual entertainment OF the
Junior League will be given at the
Waldorf-Astoria on January 26 and y.
II will be a carnival with dances, en- I
titled lie Jour Ferie" On the enter
tainneut committee are Miss Harriet
Alexander. chairman; Miss Beatrice
Gordon Pratt, vice-chairman; Miss
Louise Dixon, secretary, Mrs. Court
lsndt Nicoll, treasurer; Miss Harriet
NeCook, Miss Ruth Cutting. Miss Mary
Jay Schiefelin and Miss Frances
Breese.
Among the young women who will
take part In the production are Miss
Muriel Winthrop, Miss Mary Wiborg,
Miss Florence Blair, Miss Olga Wiborg, ]
Miss Margaret Andrews. Miss Marie
Taller, Miss Mary Alexander, Miss
Edith Mortimer. Miss Laura Garfield,
Miss Angelica Brown, Miss Mary Can
feld and Miss Claire Bird.
The performance Of Daddy Long
Legs" at the Gaiety Theatre tomorrow
night will be for the benefit OF the
Catholic Centre for the Blind, non
seetsrian home for blind working girls.
Cardinal Farley has taken box, and
tbe Governor and the Mayor are also
expected TO be present. Mrs. Jacob l..
Phillips. Is president o. the board o.
managers, and among other members
a.. Mrs. Henry W. Taft, Mrs. Morgan
J.O,Brjen. Mrs. Edward II. Hawkes.. jr.,
Nm. Floyd-Jones, Miss Annie Leary,
Mss Gcorgine Iseiin and Miss Alice
Finlsy.
Under the auspices OF GABRIEL hano-
tSux, former Minister OF Foreign NJ
fairs in France, the New YORK CON,
mittee Of the SecOurs NatlonaI VIII
give performance next TUESDAY al
ternoon az the Shubert Theatre for the
benefit OF the starving women and
children Of France and the Belgian
refugees. The theatre has been lent
and many active members Of the the.
strieal profession have volunteered
their services. On the entertainment
Committee are Mrs. +. Gray Griswold,
Mrs. Francis x. Pendleton and Mrs.
Whitney Warren.
For The benefit Of the committees OF