New-York tribune., 1896-12-27

bridesads Fannie seeey COUSIN 2zIie o. Robe s
bridegroom Miss Ange m els scedy MsS who 5N is son
OF Nathan seeley. Of this city. and GRANDSON o,
his fhe brothor aT Herbert seeley The usher5 will be
Clarence Hamilton. OF Orange n r.; ,u Ed~lH I1 DyI-
Rergman and Louis Ogden The reception from .
70 o'clock will follow at the home or the % orioe,
No Is West Thirty-seventh-st ana VIII DC d1-
tended BY several hundred guests.
After postponcment. the marriage OF MISS
Louise Eugene Bonaparte, daughter or MIS-
Charles Jerome Bonaparte. Of Washington, 10
Count Adam de Voltke-IIuitfeldt. the Of the
late Danish Minister TO France. will take place IN
Washington on Tuesday next The marriage cere-
mony will be performed in 81. Pauls Church py
Cardinal Gibbons On account of the recent death
OF the bridegrooms father. tho wedding VIII De
small. invitations 70 It and the breakfast being
confined to relatives and small number OF intl-
mate friends The br rlegroom. who arrived from
Europe last week. is twenty-eight years ola ana a
and fair skin. while the bride-elect IS goodooknS
md md IN ehsrmRs socy m girl b 9e veh qe IN he iS
year before her fathers death Miss Bonapar,eS
wedding gifts are said to be magnificent ana nl-
merous Including jewels. bric-a-brac and curios
from many eminent persons Among mem , - IL; ="
monds n gift from Eugenie the former Empress
of France. The Counts best man AT inc "euutln5
will be Walter Van Rensselaer, Barry. Frank An
drews Charles McCawley and Richard Walack
An out-of-own wedding on Thursday Will be
celebrated in St Johns Church. ogdensburg, n. Y.
The bride will be Miss Sarah Wees James, daugh-
ter of Edward {. James ana the Drluesiooin
Paulding Farnham, OF this city
January weddings will include those Of Miss Elizl
Watson daughter of the late William Watson Of
this city to her cousin. G. W. Wesley Watson OF
Belfast Ireland which will take place on January
at the home of the brides sister. Mrs WilNam
H. Taller No Il East Sevonty-second-st. and that
OF Miss Grace Vernon. daughter or Mr ahI Nrs'
Philip IIarwood Vernon, to Norman W hite Doase; ;
of the late William e. Dodge. Inc later WI, WI
take place at noon on the same day IN tne RrCh @
Church Filh-ave and r SUI whch dl
other wedding on the same DAY ana one WI "i|. ~
will attract the attention OF society, WI be tlat ol
iohn r. Scriven' of 10 % West Thirty-nlnth-st,
u Ernest Lorill1rd youngest son OF JACOB i-o'h,
lard of West Chester Because of the deatn, a
short time ago of Mr. Lorillard's mother, this
wedding will he quiet one.
A fashionable wedding will he celebrated at~4
o'clock on January { in Christ Church, New-Brigh-
ton Staten Island The bride Will be Miss Maude
de I.ancey Robinson. daughter of Mrs. Beverley
Robinson and the bridegroom William j. GORDON
The marriage of Miss Edith Lyman Collins. daugh-
tor of Clarence L. Collins. OF this city 10 Rechid
Bcy. Count Czaykowsk.. Councillor of State OF
the Turkish Embassy at Rome. is announced to
take place in Paris on Thursday. January l. Mr.
Collins sailed for Europe yesterday
George MarSnal
the marriage Of his daughter, Miss Charlotte Mar
shall to Josiah Mason Fiske. The marriage cere-
mony will be performed at o'clock on Tuesday
afternoon January u. I'm ST. Agness Chapel Trim
ity Parish West Ninety-second-st The Rev Mr.
Jackson rector of St Pauls Church, bush
brides only attendant will be Miss Mary Marshall
Mr. Fisse. who will give his farewell bachelor DIM
ner at the 7th Regiment Veteran Club on Saturday
evening January g. has selected Wilfred Buckley
to attend him as best man and ior, A. w. s coenran
Arthur f White and Lester Is. Churchill as
ushers.
The wedding of Miss Marion Whitley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs James Whitley, to Christopher NJ
Greer of Rye. ~ Y. will be celebrated in ST.
Thomas's Church on January "A. The ceremony will
brides parents, No. 40 West Seventhhfth-st.
A number OF dnrer parties were given last week
ore of the largest and elaborate being that of
Mrs. Astor. at which Governor and Mrs. Morton
were the guests Of honor on Tuesday night. On
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. John Ninton Dahl
grcn entertained a large and brilliant company
Family gatherings and large family dinners were
distinct features of Christmas Eve and Christmas
night. M and Mrs. Theodore \. Havemeyer as has
been their custom for years, assembled about them
Christmas Eve the members Of their large fam
lily. who after dinner received their presents and
later on enjoyed an Informal dance III the beautiful
gold and white ballroom. Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann
Oclrchs on Christmas Night repeated the enter
tainment given by them several weeks ago. which
consisted Of dinner party followed by perform
ance in their ballroom. in which several speciality
performers appeared. An informal dance and sup
per closed the evenings festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Perkins jr OF No
East Fortieth-s. will give dinner party on Tues
day evening next. and Mrs. Louis T. Hoyt of No.
3s2 Fifth-ave. will give large luncheon tomorrow
afternoon.
Two private balls are thus far promised for Janu-
airy. Mrs. Astor will throw open her mansion at No
$40 Fifth-ave. on Monday evening January 4. for a
large ball, and Mrs Henry T. Sloane will give n
similar entertainment on the night of January II
in her now home No. Q East Seventy second st A
pleasant series OF dances have been arranged
take place at the Fencers' Club in West Twenty
lIaggin. Mrs. Daniel c French Mrs Charles
Worthington Mrs Banbrdge Colby, and Mrs
Tuesday evening. January Is.
The second OF the De Coverly set OF dances will
take place on Thursday evening next at Sherry's
when the cotlon will be led by Phoenix Ingraham
The Richmond County Hunt Club is making ar
rangements for its seventh annual hunt ball
which this year will bo one OF the most brilliant
and successful entertainments ever given by the
organization The date selected is Thursday night
next. December 81. and the place Hotel Casteton
New Brighton. Staten Island The ballroom viii
be profusely decorated with Christmas green's
white red and green oors Of the cub be ana Seai ahs
VIII be received by the patronesses. who will in
0uterbrldge. Mrs Francis Q. Boyd Mrs George r r
GSbner HSbo, NM MRS Eamnd Sns MnI With Mr. Mrs FrSnf H.
Mrs Erickson Norman Nichols Mrs ". b. Thom.
as as b ama & Mrs & Anoipn j. onierbrdee The members
former former years. a feature Of the bah will be the
1t is unlikely there will be cotion Hmone uppin ths
members of the Ball Committee Erickson Nor
Henry r. Boody George Cromwell. q 'p,ii irving.
i;ouls Fl Within II, ~ Dunn. Francis H. Cabot
Eugene II. Outerbrdge ] r. Chadwick A. j.