New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10

Reed. With Miss Allen were Miss Mar
garct Allen. Miss Madeleine Carry, MISS
Deborah Bigelow. Miss Dorothy Darrell
Misc Alec Wainwright and Miss Agnes
Roudohush. The reception was TOT
lowed by a dinner and theatre party
for tho receiving party. The additional
guests we're Charles Reed, Horace A.
len. Abbot Stevens, George Kun hardt'
jr.. Livingston ireland. Robor Coleman
and Randolph Byers.
Miss Charlotte Phillip. was intro
duced 10 society yesterday at recep,
ton given by her mother, Mrs. Wendell
g. Phillips, at her house, 40 west FOR
ty-seventh Street The debutante was
assisted in receiving by Miss Elizabeth
Locke. Miss Jane S. Ward. Miss Lillian
Iaqucs. Miss Gertrude Watson, MISS
Katherine Turck. all Of New York;
Miss Martha Kelly, Of Springfield, ONO
and the dcbutante's sisters, Miss Edith
Phillips and Mrs. Monroe De Mott, a
recent bride.
Mrs. Kurnal r. Rabbit gave a recep-
ton yesterday afternoon az her home,
IL East Seventy Street, 10 nitro
duce her daughter, Miss Eleanor Bah
btt.
Mrs. Reuters dance IN the small
ballroom Of Sherry's WAS preceded by
n dinner Of fifty covers, served IN one
Of the adjoining rooms. About $50 were
invited for tho dance. The dinner
guests included Miss Frances Kennedy
Miss Dorothy Quinn, Miss Dorothy
Leary. Miss Marie Lcary, Miss Marjorie
Campbell, Miss Henrietta Ialcott, MISS
Barbara Hoyt, Miss Dorothy Green
Miss Marguerite de Buys, Miss Allce
Hall. Miss Marion Hall, Miss Jean Ha-
fer, Miss Harriet Hoggson. Miss Doro-
thy Gillette, Miss Marie Meadows, MISS
Madeleine Mulqueen, Miss Katharine
Hall. Miss Eleanor Kendall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L. Reuter-. James Leary. war
rem Pond, Kirby Green. Bens Waters,
Harry Reuter-, Albert Klein, Roy Null
queen. William Randerbrock, Charles
Cesar, David Cowles and Eugene Ho-
centyl.
Miss Maude R,ves Borland, daughter
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John Borland,
sailed for France Yesterday 10 repre-
sent the American Fund for the French
Wounded, Of which Miss Anne Morgan
is the treasurer.
From Boston comes the announce
ment Of the engagement of Miss Helen
Howard Draper, daughter OF Mr: and
Mrs. George A. Draper, to Walbrldge ,.
Taft, a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W.
Taft, Of this city. Mr.. Taft is gradu-
ate Of Yale, class OF '07. and is a mem
Der of the Knickerbocker, University,
Piping Rock and other clubs. He is a
nephew of former President Taft. NO
date has been set for the wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Rives have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Mildred Rives, TO Fred
erick NJ. Goodwin, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Goodwin. Miss Rives is popular
in society here and in Newport and has
often been seen in the show ring ex-
hibiting her own horses. She also has
shown her dogs at bench shows and
won many prizes. She IS a cousin OF
Mrs. Albert r Motif, who was Miss
Ella A. Borland and Miss Maud Rives
Rorland, who sailed for France yester-
day. Her father was at one time Cor
poration Counsel and is widely known
as a writer on national and civic sub
jects.
Mr.. Goodwin is a graduate OF Prince
ton, 10, and is associated as an srchl-
tect with Francis l.. V. Hoppn. He is
grandson OF the late Parke Goodwin
and a great-grandson of William Gull
len Bryant
Mrs. Joseph Wood Cushman and Miss
Mary Allerton Cushman will be at
home December II and 10 at SO West
Fifty-hrst Street.
Nine. Frances Aida. Giovanni Marti-
nelli and Miss Beatrice Harrison, eel
list, will be the artists at Albert Nor
ris Bagby's musical morning to-mor-
row at the Waldorf-Astoria.
The St. Christopher League will give
a vaudeville entitled "Much Ado About
on the night of December %
in the large ballroom Of the Plaza for
the benefit Of the New York Nursery
and Child's Hospital. for which all the
st. Christopher League entertainments
are given.
Miss Dorothy Fox will appear. Others
who will aid in the vaudeville are
Misses Martha Keep, Lisa Todd, Flea
nor Cutler, Margaret Nevin, Dorothy
Nicol, Ruth Ryan, Grace Rogers, Jo-
sephine Bedle, May Munro. Elise Sage,
Jeanne Montgomery, Mally Lord. Marie
Osterholt, Katharine Turck and Phyllis
Moore.
Boxes, at $50, can be purchased from
Mrs. George billiard Benjamin, 90 West
Eleventh Street. and tickets for seats
may be obtained from Miss Josephine
Bedle. S75 Park Avenue. An innova-
ton consists in the issuance Of two
classes OF tickets-one, selling at SO,
emitting the holder 10 a seat for the
play and admission 10 the dance which
will follow the performance, and the
other, at 81, for admission TO the dance
alone at 1890 o'clock
4 Christmas sale for the benefit OF
the Barat Settlement and Day Nursery
will be held in the Marie Antoinette
room at Delmonico's on Tuesday. On
the board Of directors arc Mrs. William
Paterson Van WICK. president: Mrs.
Walter A. Burke and Mrs. n. ". Munoz,
vice presidents; Mrs. Joseph 7. Ryan,
recording secretary; Mrs. Thomas 7.
Curry, corresponding secretary, and
Miss Lillian Anderson, treasurer.