New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-04

Ryer Miss Kathryn Kimbali, Miss Nir-
ginia Kimball, Miss Josephine Bcdle.
Miss g. Dorothy Cramp. Miss Jeanette
Blake. Miss Alice Tnayer. Miss Eunlce
Clapp, Miss Caryl HnckstaiI, Miss
Josephine - ei.cs. Hiss Margaret starr,
Edwin Gould. jr., Edward V. Y. Sands.
William @. McAdoo, ir. Percy L. Pyuc,
IT,. Frank Could Octave Blake. jr,
Edgar Allen Poe. jr., George W Young,
jf. Benjamin Thaw. IT,, Richard d..
Farreily. Daniel Brewster, Alexander
". or William S Gray. jr., Rodman T..
Montgomery. Leonard BeelSman. Robert
4 Franks and Jerome Franks.
Mrs. Frederick Edey gave dance
last evening ut her home. 10 West
F.fty-aEth Street. for her niece. Miss
Mary r. Edey. who has not yet been
introduced 20 society. The guests
were all young persons.
Mrs. George Andrew La Vie. Of "a
West Eighty eighth Street. gave re-
ception and dance AZ the Plaza last
might for her dobutsute daughter. Miss
Edith a. Ia Vie. and her son, Richard
Assisting IN receiving were Mrs.
Carlos %. TEACHER. OF ALBANY; Mrs.
Harold Mason. 90 Philadelphia. Mrs.
William J.. Schuitze ma Miss Marie
Ia Vie. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred l.. Lee. Dr. and Mrs. Frank
Saubcrne, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert VI. La
Vie. Miss Eleanor Rockhill. Miss Edith
Philips, Nlss Charlotte Phillips, Miss
Hazel HoDrins. Miss Jean Eastman,
Mis- Catherine Fitch. Eugene Stevens.
Clinton Bowers Bryce Dunlap, Richard
Ia Nnrshe. Howard Dean. Maury
Gregg, Of Philadelphia, and Robert
Dunn. Of Newark.
The first Of Albert Morris Bagby's
musical mornings IN January Was given
Yesterday a. the Waldorf Astoria. Tho
artists were Miss Lucy Gates. Miss
Beatrice Harrison. Giovanni Martinelii
and Pssduale Amato. In the audience
were Mrs Edwin Gould. Mrs John l..
Drexel. Miss Alice Drexel. Mira. Charles
=. Alexander. Mrs VI. Orme Wilson,
Nrs. David n. Greer. Mrs. Frederick
Pearson, Mrs. William Watts Sherman,
Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn, Mrs. lin
ley J. Shepard, Mrs. Burke Roche, Mrs.
Samuel H. Valentine and Mrs. Drexel
pahlgren.
The artists who will appear next
Monday are Caruso and Mischa Elman.
Mrs. George /. McAlpin gave din
Eer last evening at her home, tast
Ninetieth Street, for her niece, Miss
Lucy Benjamin. Afterward she took
her guests 20 the New Amsterdam Inc
atre. Ia the party were Miss Elizobeth
Franks. Miss Flora NcAlpin. Miss
EqthalIe Bishop. Paul s. brinsmade.
NaIl3cc BENJAMIN. John Welles. John
Murray Forbes. jr.. Charles Moore ana
George L. McAlpln.
Mrs. John r. Drexcl will give r din
ner-daucc tomorrow night st ler
house. East SiXty-second street Tor
her daughter, Miss Alice Gordon
Drexcl
Mrs. william Lowe Rice. Mrs. Irs
Bar-ows and Mrs. Alexander Harrey
Theirs will give dinners tonight and
afterward take their guests 20 Inc
Three Dances at the Plaza.
Mrs. Charles II. Wright viii give a
large dinner on January q AZ her
country place at Chestnut Hill, Penn,
for Mrs. Alfred Arson, Of this city.
Afterv-ard she will take her guests 20
the dance which Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
de Witt Cuyler are giving That evening
in the Bellevue-Stratford TO introduce
their daughter. Miss Eleanor de Graf
Cuvler. Among Miss Cuyler's house
quests from this city will be Miss Edith
u. Blair. Miss Constance Chappell, Mss
Geraldine Adee and Miss Maude +.
Kahn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer have taken
an apartncnt at the Ritz-Cariton for
the remainder OF the winter.
The Princeton Tiangle Club will give
"The Evil Eye" an original musical
comedy in two acts, this afternoon ana
evening in the ballroom Of the Wal
dorf-Astoria. After the evening per
fnrmnnce there will be dancing.