New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-05
GIVES DINNER FOR
MISS HAMILTON
Mrs. E. N. Breitung Entertains
for Brothers Fiancee-MisS
Hill Introduced.

Mrs. r. y. Breitung gave a dinner
last night. followed by informal dane
ing, at the Hotel st. Regis for Miss
Hope Hamilton and Mrs. Breitung's
brother, Harry Livingston kaufman,
who are to be married tomorrow IN
the Church OF the Heavenly Rest. The
dinner was served in the annex of the
dining room, and the decorations con-
sisted of lilies and pink roses. The
dinner guests, twenty-siX IN number,
included the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Hamilton; her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George Jay
Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony j. DreXel,
ir.. Louis G.. Kaufman, Arthur Gould
Hamilton, Sidney Dillon Ripley, fres,,
colt Ely, Mason Osgood Tilden and
Benjamin Mosely.
Mrs. Percival S. Hill gave a recep-
ton yesterday afternoon at her home,
20 West Both St. to introduce her
daughter, Miss Katharine Hill. Re-
ceiving with the debutante were her
sister, Miss Hill; Miss Katharine
Adams, Mis- Alice Chapman, Miss lsa-
bel Shuts, Miss Catherine Sperry,
Miss Bertha Shuts, Miss May Miller,
Miss Grace Reed, Miss Therese Qusnz
and Miss Ellen Yuille. Mrs. George
W. Hill and Mrs. William I. Gilmour
were at the tea table. After the re-
ception there was a dinner for the re-
ceiving party, ana later MRS. hlll TOOK
them. with fifty additional guests, TO
see Hello Broadway at the Astor
Theatre. The party afterward went 10
the Biltmore for supper ana dancing
Mrs. Lucien Hamilton Tying gave
musical yesterday afternoon at ner
home. 8 East S5th ST. Miss Margaret
Sumner sang selections from "Haensel
and Gretel." in costume. Miss rlora
Mcdonald was at the piano. mere
was a temporary stage with appropr-
ate settings at one end of the drawing
room.
Another of the series OF dances or
qanized by Mrs. +. Roscoe Mathews
took place last night in the DeiLs
Robbia room of the Hotel Nanderplil'
They will be continued on Mondays
throughout the season. porto, VI
the receipts is devoted to charlIyi ine
natronesses are Mrs. Arthur lselln,
H. I Gordon Douglas, Mrs: David
WagstaH Mrs. James b. Eustls, Mrs
Ioa Thomas and Mrs. ". Astor Chan-
Ter.
Tho Paul Jones Club VIII give an
ether of its series of dances TINS even
49, IN tho Della Robbia room OF the
Hotel Vanderbilt, the proceeds IioIn
rbicb will 20 to the Association 1or
improving the Condition OF .ne WI
Tickets including supper are 90
Tho second of the Junior Assemblies
for debutantes will be held to-hlghl ~
Sherry's.
/ The second of the series OF dances
called the Little Dances, VIII p' e
/ tonight at the Ritz-Cariton'
Miss Marion NJ. Clarke, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Arthur Stanley Clarke'
/ Of 10 East 18th ST.. will be married 10
| the Rev. Stanley Brown Sherman, OF
+ Zion Church, Dobbs Ferry, y. 1" 10
/ dav in the chapel of ST. George
Church.
Mrs. r. Francis Hyde, Of 80 West
5etb st. will give a dance tonight AT
the Gotham for Miss Margaret LINDA
hurry. the debutante daughter OF MI
and Mrs. Richard V. Lindabury.
Miss Katharine R. Fitch, daughter
p 81 Dr and MIS-. Amen j lA'h' VII = :
q luncheon to-day AT her home, SO west
Se,b st. for Miss Phyllis Brown; debT-
,o,to daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
,;n @. Brown, of Dobbs Ferry.
Tho last of Miss Juliana Cuttings
L. ~ dances will take place to-
night at the Piaza.
a., po,sr Cooper Hewitt is booked
MIS; rom France for New York to-
S ~ So" on board the Rochambeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne .o mhi ,bSiy
c SGrnrrT place on Long island and are
mir house. SCI Fifth a''
Mrs. John 2. clifford will 8, gave s a G,r-
ner , s, at her home Ms yis I IenlIi.
ton ay, for her sH n1S GlfoT % and will
hon and u N ,nke her her guests to the sec,
a alS "f the bS' Junior Assemblies Al
Shcrry's