New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24

nlSht VII be a cOtlllCn "a the home OF Nj. ana
Mrs; August Belmont. in Madison-ave. the last
Of the Tuesday dances win be he'd at shcrry's on
the eon The wa9m N Dyg Received T %
James Abercromhie Burden. Mrs. Egerton J.. Win
The iavors will he feature of the dance, and
II Is SAID they VIII be Of a distinctly novel cAar-
Large dinner parties will be given Tuesday
nnisht by Mrs; George lovett kingsiand and Mrs.
The marriage Of Miss adelaide, skerry. the
younger da1ghIer Of Mr. and Mrs W. H. skerry,
the evenins a Of weGn i, day March at
home home Of the brides parents No 50 Wes Nne,
Street Baptist Church. will perform the ceremony,
which will be followed by reception. Miss Alec
Rose and Miss Emma BASTARD, cousin OF inc
bride, will be the bridesmaids. There will be no
MAD or honor or ushers The bridegroom S VIII best
Robert Lofn Newman, the painter eniert n,.d
HAL Buiidlng; on Tuesday eyen rdaEa Hiss Anna
AIegs case, Miss Corinne Flint and Miss Maf bar
de Cordoba. Miss Adde l.: Ysaacs Iate OF daiT,
and List Miss Flint. the violinis. played noe
turne by Field compositiCn by Safasaar, a,,r
by her n" brother Peter Flint. There was informal
dsnans 5 oS nSsT Miss Decker Francs p
as,9s Fredsrr Flint Snd Dr.
The last meeting for this season of Mrs. Benja
min S. Churchs Dancing Glass took place last
Church assisted in receiving by the other
john r Hall Mrs stuyvesant Fish Morris Mrs
John, Jay. Mrs. Frederick Gallatin, Mrs. Charles
=. Henderson. Mrs. Sackett NJ. Barclay. Mrs.
John Irving, Mrs Frederic Goodridge Mrs. valen-
tine Hall, Mrs. Walden Pell and Mrs Walton Oak
era feures in the coiilion which led by J.
FS Ms ne aHss schs Sa cha n the
M.is Misses de peyster. Miss Janet Henderson; Miss
Cruger Coffin, Miss Angelica Livingston, Miss
Maud Hall. the Misses Barclay. Miss Beatrix Post,
Josephine Zabrskie, Miss Ethel Hotchkiss. Miss
Elsie Coster Miss Frances pell' Miss Anna Pea
Miss Leonore Lentilhon, Miss Margaret Lee, Miss
Van Nest. Miss Person Miss Pell Miss Hoe. Miss
Mss Anchnco sso Miss 'S rsand Miss McBnrney
Miss Fitzgerald and Miss Ienerts. Evelyn Pierre
Piercy Rockefeller Rhineander Waldo. Frederic
Ashton de Peyster. Rush puer Roger Winthrop.
Maitland Armstrong John Iselin. jr;. Langdon
Valentine Douglass Campbell Wilmerding Biddie;
Auchincloss.
Mrs f. f. Marbury. of No. $50 West Fif,y-ninth-
st. has invitations out for musicale on Tuesday
Mrs. Charles Fletcher RamsdelI. of No a2 East
day. Tom %n ocock Mrs rs RSmsd del was
sisted in receiving by Mrs Horace n kilborn
Hiss Clara Puzzle wiiiIsms. they all Wore pink
and the floral decorations pink carnations and
nd Mrs CHARLES H0 Mer Miss Se Mer the Rev
R PR T & f rq ar nd sPneR & f
Or. and Mrs. +; =. Ramsdell. Or. and Mrs -, r
and Mrs james Williams. DR.. and Mrs; AIIeYander,
!adden, Mr. and Mrs. George Bond: M. and
Mrs. NJ Wrght Harry d Ramsdell Frank s,,l neR;
Pei. the Misses ingiis Mr. and Mrs w, william ban
Miss susan NJ Stone. the daughter Of William l.
Stone. gave an afternoon tea at her fathers home
in Mount Vernon y,eesieriay She was ASSISTED IN
5s dss by MI M2R s 1nf and m %9M
u. Handy the wife of the banker, OF New ork
City. Among the many guests present were the Rev
II. l.. Wayland OF Philadelphia: Miss Nellie Handy.
Mrs. George II. Havrns Of New York city; MIS-
5nr ~ ana mSy1 T Si o5 Mr utH Of wah
ngton. college mate of Mr. Stone. who expectci
detained The occasion was enjoyable one. es-
pecially the guests had the opportunity OF seeing
portraits by Page. Inman Jarvis Malone and colo
nel Trumbul. the painter OF the large RevoIuiionary
battle scenes in the ro;unda OF The Capitol at
4 series Of five lectures on Colonial subjects Will
I'm the ballroom OF the Waldorf, under the auspices
Of the Colonial Danes Of the state Of New-fork;
Columbia College. Colonial Architecture" with
Contact With the Wilderness; March Is. Edward
Egs.eston Early Land and Labor systems" !:
Life" and April Edward Egeleston. Bread
winning. Moneymaking Trade and P,sacy., Tlck
Tickets may be- obtained al the Waldorf newsstand
Brentano's, Union Square: Miss Binngcr. No. oS
fffth-avc., and by Application t. any OF the mem
i, cannot be truthfully said that New-York 80
ciety is intensely interested in the approaching
lane. have the members Of the fashionable word
thus far evincod an unwontea degree Of curiosity
ready published will take place at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs George J. Could. 40. 81 Finh,ave~ a.
programme Of arrangements for the wedding was
perfected last evening. Instead Of having buffet
doTn DstKisst u W h De seFE we" Py S me nu
and ms .tii nil Iner. will ne NOR
than 100 persons al the different tables each n
and roses The bride and bridegroom Win their
attendants-Miss Helen Gould. The maid OF honor;
son and Miss Adelaide Montgomery the brides
maids. Count Jean de Caseiiane' the best man: the
ushers. Howard Gould; Prince del Drago and
Charles Raou-Duval, the ushers: and the pages,
Kingdom Could and Jay Gou;d-T be seated at a
the others. Archbishop Corrigan. vino Il 10 per
form the marriage as'y w by Ms robs
bi.ity occupy A seat at the same table with the
he so coun, de caseane has arranged
to give dinner party in honor OF his parents who
Miss Gould viii probably give a luncheon din
party for the members Of the bridal party some
John Maiden gsS.S Ss was %4 ON 4sssaT
s ince IN h 2arted we're among
The Lenien Roller sksns Club which m has p been
Sdney Smith. P s Clay and Emin Iitte viii
IT, first sePs Sn hqsaay ses
The patroaesses are Mrs. John #. Low, Mrs. Alex
ander T. Van Nest. Mrs. +. H. I.ehcr;s. Mrs Arson
Musgrave Mrs. II. G. Valentine. Mrs Thomas >
Clarkson Mrs. Zabriske and Mrs. benjamin
Church The principal incident Thursday night
will be the last reception with music IN the r Scfe
Seidls Orchestra will play and Mrs. Wymah ana
Francis Fisher Powers will sing. ,.
| Mrs Charles G. F'rancklyn will give bal poudre
for children at her home NJ. - Washington square
| North on Friday afternoon OF tha week 80
The marriage Of Miss Augusta FLOYD Ningut
daughter OF George Vingu'. 10 Herbert W. Bo"en
United States Consul, to Barcelona spain VIII tak'
place at noon on Tuesday, at the nome OF tn'
| brides father. No % West Thlrty-fonrth-si. .
Mr.. and Mrs. John f.. Cowdin gave one or inc
unique entertainments OF the season last
evening at their home No. 10 Gramercy PARK. ~, II
was called lie Chat NoIr of Gramercy PARK inc
guests. not more than fifty came IN fancy dress
| and arriving at the home were ushereh INTO the
drd wing room, which for the occasion was trans
| formed Into "A genuine Partisan cafe There were
the small tables, at which one might ORDER any
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