New-York tribune., 1895-01-08
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. John d. Archbod gave a small cotillon at
her home. No. 90 East Thirty seventh-s;.. in honor
of her debuianie daughter Miss Frances Dana
Archbold. who was introduced TO society few
weeks There was informal dancing before sup
per, which followed by the cotil.on. lei by Au-
Eustus Barnard, who had as his partner Miss Arch
bod.
Mrs. Frederick \ Howard. OF No IS West Soy
en'y-hrs-st. gave dance last night for her daugA-
ter. Miss Howard.
Dinner parties VIII be given tonight by Mrs John
Jacob Astcr and Mrs Benjamin Wslles the latter
for Miss Helen Kngsand
The wedding OF Miss Margaret May Hallenbeck to
Leon Dargin will take place this evening at the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs John J.
Haenbcck. No. ga West Seventy-sxth-st. The
Rev. DIR. Henry Lubbock. rector Of Zion and st.
Timothy's Protestant Episcopal Church. will Off
ciate. A reception viii follow the ceremony. Mr..
Dargn and his bride will sail tomorrow morning
in the steamship Adrla,lc for England. They will
pass the winter in the south of Europe
The marriage of Miss Julia Martha McClave 10
Henry A. Budd will occur tomorrow night at the
home OF the brides father John McClave. No. 124
West Seventy -second-st. The ceremony. which will
be performed by the Rev. Brady Backus rector Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Holy Apos-
ties. will be followed by large reception
Miss Adelaide Beales. second daughter Of Mrs
James A. c. Beaes. and granddaughter OF the late
Eugene Kelly will be married to Henry Sedgwick
To- morrow at the home OF her mother, No. 81 West
Thirty The wedding will be quiet one.
Archbishop Corrigan will oficiate. Another we'd
ding tomorrow will be that of Miss Lillian l..
Woerz and Charles T. Doelger. OF Peter Doeger,
which Will be celebrated at 7:3o o'clock at the home
of the brides parents. Mr. ana Mrs. Ernest o.
Woerz No ! East Sixty-thrd-st
for f the Marriage of hs Gaushte S e Miss Male yTn
% hsg aansqR Of 1rs xeeH * at 'k h Wsdo a. "
Invtations have been sen, out by MIR and Mrs.
Rtzema de Grove Of No. z East Fiftyhfth.s! FOR FOR
Grove to Edward Perry. The marriage ceremony.
which Will be private will take place at M S bo,c c'GS a
the brides parents There will be reception after
The marriage Of Miss Maude Grosvenor SALISBURY
daughter Of freGerek ; SaiIpy sbrrSI o Announced
to take place on Thursdiy afternoon. Of next week
at / O'clock in ST Jsmess Protestant EPlscopai
Church. Madson.ave. and seventy y-hrst-st The re-
ception which will follow is to be a small one .,
Mr and Mrs ogden Ms faye e1nGg Slrs 81 '4r Thr
cotillon which vas danced after supper was led
The engagement t. announced Of Miss Marianne
Brakeman Thurber daughter Of Mr. and Mr. rIam,
Pruyn. SON OF Mr. and Mrs. Francis > Pruyn' oi
MIS- Ms William H. FaIeoner Of NJ. East sixty Yi
second-st.: will give large RECEPTION on ss M
T. & t. irSasse Snss Fscone ne The
Will be assisted in receiving by lsfee nu''' Grant
Edna Tent Miss Grace Hacke,t Miss Marsits k,i.,
May farddse Of chcas rhe Msses F1lsSnSr hs2Sr
have already greai deal oi me "o' 80. "a ~
having recently returned from two years "'P
General di Cesnoa has gone 10 Washington FOR
a short vacation with Nine, ii cesnDla and thslT
recipients Of much at,eRcn IN washnson tnsya House
Professor Xaver scharwenka, and Walter Dam
rosch. who accompanied Ame Nordica & IN an M ara n,
raci5ns tract at Albert Morris Baebys musical morn.
ing" in the Waldorf YESTERDAY Among the many
Tallyrend Pergord. Mrs. Adair and Miss Hatch.
OF England: Mrs. J. de Ruyter Miss Louise McAi-
lister Mrs Frederick Roosevelt. Mr., Frederick
Dent Grant =. +. Collier. Baron A Rosenkrsnds'
Mrs. r. Q sloane. Mrs: James Sands. Mrs De Ia
Mar. Mrs John King Miss Heien k,ns ,',I rr's Me ps
Ferdinand Wilrerdng Mrs Arthur r. TWombly.
Mrs Basil Hall and Miss Margaret Cameron.
Albany, Jan. The most elaborate social Mnc-
ton OF many seasons occurred tonight in Har-
manus Bleecker Hall The occasion was the ball
which Mr. and Mrs. Erastus Corning gave for
their debutante daughter. Miss Harriet Corning.
The hall was transformed to a bower OF beauty
with the aid of the entire collection Of flowers and
plants from the Corning conservatory a,''rn ,
hundred Invitations issued. The guests IN
cluded the most prominent people In the society
Of the Capital city. and there were many presenI sem
from OF town. Governor and Mrs. Morton ana
the Misses Edith and Lena Morton were among
the more prominent guests. ,-.., =,
Mrs. Corning and her daughter were assisted In
receiving by Mrs. Levi T. Morton and the Misses
Morton Mrs. Morton was in a handsome toilette
OF heavy white satin. made train and en-
broidered most deliberately in silver. Diamond ana
a NECKLACE OF the gems flashed around her
throat Miss Morton was In deini trained gown |
OF rose-pink MORE. trimmed with chi1on Of M me |
were OF pearls Miss Lena Morton. who stood be- |
side her mother. was in pale green peau de soie !
with bodice and sleeves of chiffon