New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03

and Mrs. Elisha Dyer, il, Mrs :. van ftehsse'a''
Cruger Miss Wetmore Miss Evelyn Burden, Miss
Sherman, J. Wadsworth Richie Alfonso de Ma
varro Robert c. Sands Hamilton w Cary, Roman
Baldwin and Count Hadk. ON Thursday night
Mr. Astor entertained the members of Governor
Morton's staff at dinner. Before the dinner was
finished Mrs Aston joined the party.
Dinner parties were also given on Tuesday even
ing by Mr. and Mrs Richard T. Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Watts Sherman whose guests NUMBERED
forty, and Mrs Brockhost Cutting, whose feast
followed by dance.
The wedding Of the week in which fashionable
people most interested was that Of Miss Au-
gusta Floyd Vingut. daughter OF George Vingut TO
Herbert Wolcott Bowen. United States Consul at
Barcelona Spain, which celebrated at noon
Tuesday at the home OF the brides father, NO.
&c West Thirty fourth-st. Archbishop Corrisan' as
sisted by the Rev. Neil " McKinnon, rector OF 81
LaWrence's Church, this city, ofhciated Because
OF a recent bereavement In the family OF the
bridegroom. only relatives and rev lh.i'a'c
friends present at the ceremony ana prean-
fast among them Mr. ard Mrs. Willam t. ~
Stokes, Mrs. William Garrison, Mrs clarence w.
Bowen Mrs John u. Jones. Miss Floyd-Jo"es' Ni'''
r. Pearsall Field Mrs. Holt the M'Sses Do"'''
Henry f. Bowen. Eugene O'Suivan Miss Grace
roIt and Miss Elizabeth Livingston. The bride'
wbo wore a gown OF white satln' the corsase'
sleeves and part OF the tram covered WIN pom.
lace was attended by Miss Grace Coudert as maui
of honor and Miss Dorothy Van Schack and Miss
min, lace was fastened with orange blossoms. and
The lace on the corsage caught up with a
long spray of diamonds, n present from Mr. VIM
gut The maid of honor wore a gown of Nile-Green
silk the bodice trimmed with silver spangles. while
the two bridesmaids were attired alike in gowns
OF salron-p pink satin, trimmed with spangles. Each
wore a circlet of emerads and diamonds souvenirs
from the bride There were no ushers. Clarence
W Bowen attended his brother best
The engagements announced last week include
those of Miss Josephine Macy daughter Of Will
lam IL. Macy. OF this city. to George Chamberlain
a Washington lawyer; OF Miss Laura Miller Bald
win. daughter of Mrs jerome f. Baldwin, to
Colonel Theodore A. Rathbone. son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Mortimer T. Rathbone, of ST. Louis: OF Miss
Theresa Anthem, sister of Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish,
to William Calender. cousin Of Miss May Cal
lender and of Miss Florence Darling, daughter
of Mrs. j. S. Darling to Howard A. Stimson,
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Stimson. OF
Washington.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Catha-
rine Vail daughter of J. A. Vail. of Westfeld
n. j.. to Professor William t. MacClymont. at
the brides home Tuesday March y. The mar
riage of Miss PHILIPPINE Fireman.. OF Fort Wads-
worth, s. l.. to George Sieber. of Tompkinsville.
will take place in St. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church. Clifton, Thursday. March H. The Rev
Dr. John Eccleston will oiiiciate. Invitations Will
shortly be sent out for the wedding Of Miss Georg-
anna l.. bergman, daughter Of Mrs. Charles H.
Berryman to II Casimir de Rham. which will
take place on Tuesday afternoon. April %, at
o'clock in ST. Georges Church. Stuyvesant
Square. On the following day, April r. the mar
riage of Miss Edith Blanche Payne, youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Payne OF
No. 81 Park-ave.. to c. Graham Bacon. jr.. viii
be celebrated at i:3O o'clock, in the Church OF the
Holy trinity Madison-ave and Forty-seGond-St
bishop Potter assisted 10y the rector the Rev. T.
Walp0le Warren. will perform the ceremony which
will be accompanied by an elaborat" choral ser
vice Mr.. Bacon and his bride VIII san Tor Eng
land on May 4.
The fourth and last of their series OF orchestra
and vocal musicales. which have been among tn1
brilliant social affairs Of the season Wa gwen
on Thursday night by Miss Calender AMI A'SI l1'
Forest. at their home In the TIFFANY BG.iiing Madl.
son-ave and Seventy-second-si. Seidls orchestra
PLAYED Mrs Julie Wvman and Francis Fischer
Powers sang and Joseph Holman gave several
selections the NOlonceilo Between 90 ana ~
Der whici followed the concert Miss Calender
and Miss DE Forest received alone In the briliant
ing eX ,eedingy handsome gown Of black velvet
and jet, Mrs. II. Mortimer Brooks. gorgeous IN pale
Gmaihf as boauifml as ever in a gown OF
pre. ard ornamented with chains OF superb pears;
some handsome diamond ornaments; Mrs Frcierick
D. Grant. In white and blue velvet, combined WIN
ing gown OF cornfower MORE. one side OF the skirt
ooped up peitlcoat Of cerlse Veive' the hoIy
with point lace; Miss Renee Coudert. her sister ~
white satin EarandGi Win prk TSses And MI Win
dazzling display Of Jewels including . cow , ..
diamonds. and Mrs. George L. lie foTfSl III "Hitc
MIS- s Waterman. Of No. l65 East sxtieth-st..
gave an enjoyable reception with music. on friday
evening in honor Of her husbands birthday. An
Interesting programme was gwen by Mics haf0-
lima schmidt Frank Van der Stucken, Miss Sofa
Nonnenbacker. Anton Hegner and Alfred Welt
Among the. guests were Miss There's simSnson.
Frank Andrews. DR.. and Mrs. Rixa: the Misses
Waterman Dr. s. Coone. Mr.. and Mrs. Enger.
Ignatius Rice Mrs. r. Heine. Mr.. and Mrs 5.
Ames, Leo Waterman, Frank Eugene schmidt,
Miss Schmidt, Dr. II. Stern, Miss kostner and MISS
Rice.
Nine Iii Cesnola Will be at home Wednesday
until Easter
Austerites for the I.enten season, preparations
FOR which have been going for some time are
being practsed by society with or less Sc
verify For the next seven weeks there Will he no
dancing or not much. but Of dinners and lunch
cons with all the delcacies from Bermuda and
Florida, there will be great number. The Bad
min ION Club begin its with a subscrip
tIon list even larger than last years and the
Knicke rbocker Bowling Club will hold its first
meeting at the Tennis Building, in West Forty
frst-st., on Wednesday afternoon. with meetings
every succeeding Wednesday until Easter
Mr. and Mrs. Charles 5. Abercrombie OF No. q
Madison Square North. Will give a dinner party
on Tuesday evening In honor Of the Earl OF Cath
ness and on the following evening r. Rudolph
(;rnther will give similar entertainment, when
the guests OF honor will be Miss Helen Resale
Remsen and her fance, Woodruff Sutton. jr. and
the first meeting this season or the Amusement
club will take place Tuesday evening al the
home of Mrs John G. Westervelt, No. West
Fiftieth-st on Thursday evening the members OF
Inc Thursday Evening Club will be entertained at
the home of Mrs. Henry Draper. No. 27l Madison