New-York tribune., 1896-01-19

Of the late Hsass and the
Sedgwick, married sister of Miss Beales The
Kelly: VIII gown Of white satin, trimmed
e S n mohsf o a3S her the Sn &
4, veil will be fastened With diamond crescent a
attended by four brdesmads- Miss Eleanora Milmo.
Of Mexico. sister Of Mrs. Eugene Kelly. jr; Miss
sister Their gowns viii be Of delicate blue howered
silk, trimmed with lace. They will wear large black
will carry small sable muff. present from the
sn5 ssSswck y T BE best Rsn sear. Tne
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be assisted sis by the Rev Neil n McKinnon. rector Of
and reception will follow the home of Mrs Beales.
No So West Thirty-second-st
| The marriage of Miss Lillian Palmer to Lyman
Otis Fiske will be celebrated Saturday,
February s. at the home of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs Albert NJ. Palmer No. % East Sxtyffth-
st. The Rev. f. Wapole Warren. rector OF the
! Church Of the Holy Trinity will perform the mar
riage ceremony. which will be spplemenied by an
will be the maid of honor, and John s. Douglas will
attend Mr.. Fske as best man.
Among the recently announced engagements were
those of Miss Helen Fahnestock, the daughter of
Henry c. Fahnestock, to DIR. Clarence Gordon Camp
bel OF this city; Miss Margaret Olivia S.ocum,
daughter of Colonel j. Jermain Slocum. to Sherman
/ Flint son Of Dr. and Mrs. Austin Flint Miss Mabel
Metcaf daughter of James Belts Metcalf. 10 Harris
Fahnestock; son of Henry c. Fahnes,ock;; Miss Miss
ssaGSe Mrs ThomaS %Sre Wren Ward % Of No & East Nnh
nas Mrsn ue assr Of Of john e san nha s Of
Brooklyn, to Charles Martin Clark. Of this city
The indications are that the Charity Ball, which
occurs in the Metropolitan Opera House on Tuesday
evening. January 2s Will not lack any of its old
time glory Undoubtedly the affair will be as brill
liant as any entertainment ever given by the mana
| yht,l fol LAM Of
the best boxes have already been disposed Of. and
! the number Of seats sold thus far exceeds past
records; therefore there is every reason to preuct
large and brilliant attendance on the night or the
] ball. The floor committee. headed by Alexander NJ
Hadden. includes Charles A. Appleton. George NJ
| Woo.sey A. Newbold Morris. jr, Hamilton Fish. jr,
! Edward De Peyster Livingston. Francis g. Landon,
! Murray Hoffman Strong, J. A. O'Connor. George H.
Spencer j. c. Phelps Stokes p Bradlee Strong,
| Edwin A. $ Lewis T. j. Oakley Rhineander, Schuy-
Ter schieGelin, Walter s GHrnes 3d. arAy H AHef:
| Robbins. j. Langdon Erving. Cermont L. Garrison
RaHf WiHshrap a caTnson JAMES Wan cutting Ro6er IL es
pie and Norman de WhIteh9use banarrs firkyn Er
| Navy Yard will play alternately Landers orcheS,
5 ra % Sf py wifi be evsd h
occupied by the Opera Club Boxes have been & pur
Sha'sa sna Mrs Hsnpy HS
s Greene; No :. Mrs. Woerishoner: No ,s Mrs ~ ).
49, ufns Mrs Georse Nrents No IT, Mrs Phelps
n Mrs. S r. n NJ II + + Nss Nam
M snn IL Nc ee5aS. "a M? No. y MT Ma
Knower; 10 20 Mrs Henry Parish; No. q. Mrs ;, F.
HsrT!9s G SS e. & Ms 4 Mrs If r wh% 81
No 25 Mrs. J. Pierp9nt Morgan No &C. Mrs; ~, Niles H
ArcRSo!a No % Henry + bi9Ssk sis. 30 10 g e
r: NJ cbs1ef 81 S3 Ssa 81 Mo s1%n Sa
tine No. 81. J. Howard Wright; No 20. J Bado1ine;
HS 81 Mo 10 e fs William Henry Bss stall
Box F. Mrs: !: Haviland and Box n Mrs i leo: POO. OF
ability be led by Governor Morton ana Mrs. Will
! lam NJ K!ngsland.
| Cards have been sent out by Mrs. Lewis May. OF
| No. q West Fifty-sixth-st.. for a reception on
Thursday February g. at which she will Introduce
| her nieces the Misses Tobias OF London. England.
who spending the winter at the Langham Hotel
| Mrs b. l.. Luddn gton and Miss Luddington. OF No.
A East Sixty y-ninth-st. receive on Tuesdays during
| January Mrs. Benjamin Lllard and Miss Lllard
are at home Tuesday afternoons until Lent al
! No. lSs West End-ave. An interesting affair OF
next week will be the first meeting this season OF
the Kn!ckerbockcr Riding Club which is announced
| TO take place on Thursday evening at DurIands
This club has been in existence several years ana
ne The ma jority OF whom own their own horses
| After Thursday evening rides will occur weekly
and andi lint supper The list Of patronesses IN
Gludss MTs James s, MuhTnSerS Srhomns Mrs Ar
| thur Peabody. Mrs. II. Victor NewcomDe' MIS- MIS-
| r. Schenelin
| dert The officers are the Rev. Braddn Hamilton.
president: Edward X. Thomas. SECRETARY and }.
ESdeS WS w take G paee in the art
| joining the Academy of Music IN Brookyn' , on
| c,ient Of the social season in Brooklyn mum,
Of 0 M 9 msch city w Ha %s SIssr Ans LOW
| Pierrepont will lead the cotillon, which Will be
| danced after supper.
Mrs. Trenor L. Park will give a dance on Wednes-
day evening at the Waldorf. Mrs. Nathaniel J."
| McCready who recently arrived from Europe. and
| who is occupying the house No. East Seventy
| Gfth-st has cards ont for tea Wednesday
| afternoon next Mrs. Richard Henry Greene OF
| No 235 Central Park West, win give reception
| Munson Greene. Mr.. and Mrs. a. Lanfear Norrie
OF No II East Forty -frstst., have cards out for
dinner party on Tuesday evening
The engagement is announced Of Miss Margaret
| NJ. Davidson. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. SyivanuS
! NJ Davidson OF Fishkin. y. Y. TO Henry Remsen
| Coles OF this city. Miss Davidson is now abroad
with her parents The third and last meeting OF
| the dancing class of which Mrs. George Trow-
bridge Mrs. Archibald Watson and Mrs, Henry
a Sbsrrvs tomorrow evening The cotillon will
led b Edwarq yasns anns es asn ar the
patronage Of Mrs Thomas Mrs Hamilton; Mrs
| Rowell ana Mrs. Dodd. will be held at Dodworths $
This week 4 cotilon will be danced after supper
Miss Catherine NJ. Lawrence, of No. 80 West
sixtv-auh-st. gave a reception Friday evening to
a number of her school friends. and was assisted
in receiving her guests by her COUSIN M'ss nnnn Mna
| j. Van Buren. and the Misses Emily ohnpso"'
Grace Ouiinby and Grace Merrill.
| An attractive wedding took place at the Mount
| Morris Baptist Church One e-hundrcd-and-twenty-
| sixth-st and Fifth-ave Thursday evening. January
| g. when Miss Lillian Hall Southworth, daughter OF
| Walter NJ Southworth, was married 10 T. Harrison
| Pom nv the Rev DR. Biting Those who assisted
| the bridal party were: Maid OF honor. Miss Marian
| Pcarks of BROOKLYN best man. Walter Elwood
| Bcdell: bridesmaids Miss Bessie Linsley, MISS
,aoIa Won Cott ,fiss Hattie Iuchs and Miss Clara