New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-05
davenport pastor OF the First Methodist Episcopal
O"urch' OF ionkers there will be reception

h rmport pastor Of the First Methodist Episcopal
| N"uicii' OF 1 onkers, there will be reception
several engagements OF interest to society were
announced last week. the most interesting OF
course, being that Of Mrs. Alva S. Vanderbilt to
| oNVer H. +. Belmont. The news Of this engagement
was scarcely surprise. Other engagements an
| nounced last week included those Of Miss Carolyn
OConnor, daughter of Mrs. William i. O'Connor of
NO East Twelfth-st.. TO Harry Van Ast Brewer
son OF John Van Alst Brewer. of Riverside Drive;
/ MISS Grace Fanshawe. of Morristown n j. a
granddaughter Of Mrs. John NJ Davies to George
Marshall Allen of No Al West Fifty-sixth-st and
MISS Dora Ordemann. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Orde!nann of No 159 West Eighty sixth-st to Emil
| J. ialmenberg. The engagement also
nounced early in the week OF Miss Ethel Harris
horne. daughter of James NJ. Hartshorne Of Madi-
son-ave and Forty-first-st. 10 Arnold Wood Miss
mart. horne sister was married about years
Wood IS of William H. s Wood. of East
,srI,tx r. IS and member Of the p X F. fra
terhi'Y ~ IS announced that the marriage OF Miss
u ,a Estelle Rogers daughter of Mr.; and Mrs.
be A%y On s4R sny JAM a
V2ry II: al me home OF the brides parents No 30
Rogers,s family. the wedding will he quiet one.
99nN Isiatlye: being pr esent The wedding Of Miss
Minion. to Edward Beadei will take place on
Wednesday afternoon at the home of the brides
performed by the Rev. Dr. d. Parker Morgan, rector
lowed by small reception.
The Wednesday Coton will give It's second as
sembly at sherrys Wednesday evening. and it
Will doubtless be as brilliant and successful dance
as was the first OF the series given several weeks
ago The cotillon Wednesday evening Will be
danced before supper. instead OF after. has been
the custom at the former dances II Will be led by
Arthur SHELTON WHY who will have partner
Miss Constance Trenholm. The guests will be
ceved by the following patronesses: Mrs Loyal
Farragut, Mrs. Oliver Livingston Jones, Mrs.
George H. Marvin, Mrs Samuel spencer Mrs Will
lam l.. Trenholm. Mrs. Algernon s. Sullivan and
Mrs. William VI. Hoes. 1t is expected that there
will be large attendance
a meeting OF the Colonial Danes OF the State OF
New-York held Friday afternoon last at
the home Of Mrs Lydg NJ. Hoyt. No % Washing
ton Square. The president of the National Society,
and also OF the New-York State Society. Mrs How
ard Townsend. made address. in which she gave
account OF what the society had accomplished
last year Mrs Hoyt also read n paper concerning
the life and services OF her ancestor. Morgan Lewis
Tee society numbers 2oo. Ii is announced that
9e red h bSoE MIL sn0 Of wgS Mrs Charles s
Farchild is chairman The commttee ann N his, ,o
torcal and genealogical data az To rehder ~ an
BITS OF work nplished during the year was Oh
tanning the authority to publish IN book form 'he
Appeals in the State House in Albany. When COM
pleed the volume which will be iuy indeN hrd ana
most carefully edited VIII be valuable TO libraries
1t is already being subscribed for largely
Mrs. William H. Herbert, or NO 81" Idlh-a'c.'
will give a reception Saturday afternoon. from
4 70 : o'clock at her home to introduce her daugh
ter Miss Margie Herbert. The dehutante viii wear
a gown OF white chiffon trimmed with marguer!tes
Mrs. Herberi's gown Will be OF black velvet AS
sisting the hostess and debutante will be Mrs.
Stuart Wing Miss Elsie Gardiner. Mss Anna
simpson Miss Grace Clark and Miss Matte lane
way series Of four costume musicals Will be given
at Shcrry's on Wednesday m9rnnss January =
Stuv Eron
programmes. VIII be gwen IN nauon%d coz iii les
the soprano Miss Elise Lathrop, pianist ana mezz23-
soprano: Miss Jennie Benson NqInnis,; LOUIS ns
! halist and Jan Jaroslow Roindl tenor. Among the
EHmimet. Mrs. Emma Marcy Raymond, Mrs. Alger-
non sullivan and Miss j. Doterus mrs 1,, 'e am
morning reception. with music, from Z to O'clock
on Saturday. January j.
Al the third meeting this season Of the Tuesday
Evening Dancing Glass organized by Mrs. John T.
Hall which takes place at Sherrys this week. the
coiion will be led by Stockton Beekman Colt. Ills
partner will be Miss Adele Fitzgerald W lliiam
Krebs of No 10 West Thrtysecond-st. VIII give
a reception in honor Of his daughter. Miss Anna NJ.
Krebs on Saturday Of next week. January H. MI
and Mrs william +. Clark. who recently returned
from Scotland gave an elaborate dinner party a.
their home No 36i Mount Prosprct-ave Newaik
on New Years night, Pnard Of ms city, se G"s
the repast The oval table was decked WIN ciuS
ters OF 1acqueminot roses and iILy, Am %r NJ W
and Mrs Ciarks guests were Mr ana MIS- Nm w.
Campbell Clark MI and MT; Hooefy -. Sy"W ME.
Waters Miss Lamb. Miss Cumming. Mss ,ochr I1r
MSS Ra nair9 Mofa Of no. ii West Eeyenth-st
Will give large at home on IneSday receDIIy
returned from abroad Will give a large reception
| az their home, No l Washington Square North on
Saturday afternoon
The first meeting Of the Tuesday Inland Out Club.
which was organized by Miss Annie Elliott VIII
take place on Tuesday evening at Miss fiio't
! home. No 3c2 East Fifteenth-st. The other meet
ings will be held January q at Miss Howes
| home No - West Forty-seventh-st. and on Feb
ruary at Miss Martins home, NO; = " esq r hii,y
,b,onsf has not sent cards out this season. but
receives informally Fridays afternoon anu evening"
until April.
Mr. and Mrs William CASTOR Hamilton. OF No
To- East Twenty -frst-st gave large reception yes
,ardav afternoon 10 introduce their daughter. Miss
Marie Van den Henvel Hamilton. There was an
effective disposition of flowers in the drawing
where the guests were received by the ocpu'd"''
wbo wore A gown OF white Eauze over white satin.
! assisted by Mrs. Hamilton. whose costume was or
| HACK velvet the waist OF white pompadour SILK.
! trimmed with old lace; Miss Hamilton. the deon,
ldar6n and the following girls Miss Julia Clark
son Miss Caroline Lee, Miss Anne Agnew ana MIS-
during the hours Of thr reception
,.olonol and Mrs George Lewis Gillespie gave re-
cep,ion from to : O'Clock yesterday afternoon at
their home No. 40 East Ffty-third-st. III honor OF
| Maior-General and Mrs. Ruger OF Governor
! Isia,d Mrs Horace Porter assisted the hostess in
receiving Miss Sawtelle and Miss Corbin. OF Gov
ornor's Island, poured tea After the reception
there was a small dinner party given IN honor OF
| General and Mrs. Rugcr. Among the other guests
al The table which was decorated with American
Beauty roses were General ana MIS- W lse 'n a.
and Mrs Daniel Butterheld Miss Kruger ana Colonel
and Mrs Church
Nrs Arstin Flint OF No. East Thirty-fourth-
ST., gave a reception yesterday afternoon she was
| assisted in receiving by Mrs. Austin Flint Jr IN