New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Cards have Just Been issued for the marriage OF
Miss Esteile Perdleton Horne Of New-YoTK' 10
Joseph Baker White. secretary o. the hamilton
Trust Company Of Brooklyn. The ceremony VIII he
performed at All Souls Church Madson-aTrr , ana
Sixfy.sixtn-st Ncw-York. al $50 O'Clock on inuls
day evening November Il M and Mrs Wn ne are re-
to i've in New-York They VII he at from nGne TO TO
p ~. at No, 81 East Thirteth-st
Now that the stress Of the campaign has peeh TO-
Meved society will start mp with more V'sor unA''
ever The first coming reception took place yes
to-day afternoon when Miss Elizabeth n Nacn-
tire was introduced by her motner. Mrs, rnn
ES Ie cr r,e4' y. oc,ack This is the beginning OF
series OF similar affairs. wAich VIII continue u''''
Chrstmas.
rho Cinderella dances this year will he in charge
oe an entirely new committee. consisting OF Davio
Stuart Arthur Corlies, II. Evelyn Pierrepoh'' IT,
and Thomas David Moore. Most OF the arrange
noents nave becn completed. The dates selected are
Fridays December 10. January :, February II ana
April - The paiT9nesSes s ,h r Tanman Mrs
William g. Kendall jr. Mrs ,yde, LIE u
SampGsS ChauneGy sn s 10 Tuyedo and has not
yet formally accepted
The people who will attend tho two monoiosue
entertainments Of Miss Beatrice Hereford for the
bonodt OF the Brooklyn Home for Aged Men ana
Aged C'bup,es will give the entertainments a rank
among the important social ahalrs OF ING ee"."
Tho president OF the Board OF Managers Is Mrs
Iovden W. Wheeler The vice-presidents are MIS-
Thomas f. S.ilnan and Mrs James H. Bates Inc
committee on the present entertainments IS COM
posed OF Miss Alice Gray Cotton, Mrs W. '. mes
ter. Miss Julia C. Raymond. Mrs. benjamin r. S'e
phens and Mrs. William y. Taylor Inc I'7' u
patronesses Is as follows: Mrs. John F. HERMAN
Mrs CARL II. De Silver. Mrs. Fritz Achelis MIS-
Rehocca NJ Stuart. Mrs. William NJ Van Andeh'
Mrs John p. Ladd Mrs FreqeISik W p,c MUs5 Mrs.
Jane, L. MoTsrn imS 'S de- Nell Mrs John e
Ieech Mrs s,urgs Coffin Mrs trs sr1 l. R Rn
NJ NJ R n2M2dd 5rrs Cotton Mrs Truman Bqckus
Mrs. Alfred Haynes Porter Ms dors Mrs William
Burr HI Mrs Lea McIlvane LraheT Mrs, Ea" are
IL IAchfed Mrs \. 4 Low Mrs r mordtp rc H
MTs james nra A MacrrIae Mrs Mater Cpo Mr.;
Charles O. Gas snS MI T Mr1 h ST. CLAIR ' McKc
wav Mrs Jeremiah Lott Mrs Henry S shsd9p Mrs Mrs
David A. Boodv Mrs. Charles 4. Moore Mrs. pan
lei Channcey Mrs. Calvin e. Hull and Mrs. Fred
erick Won Benkendorn
Miss Sadie IAnnington Magaw, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Van Brunt Magaw. was married to
Frank Moore Smith Of Seventh-ave.. on Thursday
evening at the home Of her parents IN Flauahds'
The bride comes from the Rapelje and Van Brunt
families. which formerly took leading parts IN
Long Island society. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev DIT John S. Gardner. of the Fatlands
Reformed Church. Miss Clara Magaw attended
her sister as maid of honor and two cousins OF the
bride the Misses Sarah and Jennie Rapeje, acted
as bridesmaids Frederick Calvin Bliss was the
hest man and the ushers were Frederick II. Roosa
and Stephen Eapelie. The floral decorations were
unusually handsome and extensive. Among the
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bennett. Mr. and
Mrs Charles Buckley. the Misses burroughs. OF
Corona: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burroughs. Mr.. and
Mrs Theodore Bergen, Mr.. and Mrs; De Wit Ger
gen Mi and Mrs. Won Beck Garfield John j. A.
Word OF Green Farms. Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. john
Ditmars the Misses Ditmars. Mr. and Mrs Andrew
Miss Sara M O1 NJ f T2dnE Mr. YhR
Mss carTe nnne,o ona Miss Lcrea nnnson
John W. Magaw stephen r. Magaw, Peter Rapel1e,
Mr. snS Mrs jacob sY Rapee MIR ana Mrs Tqns
9, Remsen, Miss Remsen; Mr. and Mrs Cornelius
Tew-York;, Frank Van Name Frederick Ven WICK,
sign Bostwick. Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Newton Of
York NIX. N S Mrs. aH T9m and Ph:s s Mam
H Mills Of JamaiSa Long Island; Mr. and Mrs Mrs.
void and Mr.. and Mrs. Wyckof Llnnirgton.
An interesting social function Of last week was
doll show, which held yesterday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs j. " Il. Thayer. No 81 Monroe
Place. Tea served. and music furnished
by members of the Imperial Military orchestra.
The show was another one OF the many Philan-
the benefit of the Brooklyn orphan Asylum. Mrs.
RSpS b 1f Mr Mrs e Ba40S Mrs. Mrs
George H Nichols and Mrs William G. kellogg
acted as the patronesses.
Another AFFAIR Of similar nature which took
place yesterday musical for the benefit Of
st. Christophcrs Hospital for Babies, held in the
Pierrepont Assembly Rooms. Miss Saddle l.. Rich
ards. of Hcks-st. and Miss Mnna Bartlett OF
Pineapple-st. the promoters of the benefit
The patronesses Mrs William G.. Low Mrs.
w. II. Ropes Mrs Edward Goodwin. Mrs. y. Pen
dleton Schenck, Mrs. Edward Squibb and Mrs. W.
Leslie Van Sinderen.
Miss Rebecca Bird Lounsberry, who formerly
lived in Leferts Place. in Brooklyn. was married
Lapham, only Of John ]. Lapham Of the /
United states leather CompaTny OF New York
and Miss Lillian Allen. Of Brooklyn.
The engagement OF Miss Jane y. Edgar, daughter /
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Edgar Of No 20 Sterling !
Place 70 Harrison Decker. Of Morristown. y. j..
has Just been announced.
TIE engagement Of Mrs Enec Seymour. Of
South Oxford-st. daughter Of Thomas r. Barr. /
resident Of the Corn Exchange National Bank. OF /
New-York 10 Or. Alexander G. Howe. OF Cunlber- |
land-st. was announced last week
Mr. and Mrs. J. Longstreet Anderson and Miss |
Margaret Anderson. OF IIanCock-st.. have returned .
fro:n an extensive wheeling tour In England and /
Wales
Mr. and Mrs Latham A. Fish and his family
have returned from their country place on Orient |
Point. Long Island
Mr. and Mrs Edward Low are again occupying
their house In Montague-st.. after absence Of
six m nths
Joseph +. Stillman. OF Massachusetts. q brother
of Thomas r. Siillman. OF Joraemon-st.. has leased