New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

ond-av and Tenth-st will on Wednesday after.
noon. December 15 be the scene Of a pretty wed.
ding. The bride will be Miss Fanny Rose Herzog.
sister OF Edward Hunt Herzog, OF this city. and
the bridegroom John Otto Won Schmid. The nvi.
tations for the ceremony have been issued In the
name OF the brides brother The Rev. DIR. Joseph
ii. Rylance, the rector. will. with the assistance
OF the Rev Richard Golden. OF ST. Johns Church.
l.archmon perform the ceremony at 4:30 o'clock.
which will be followed by a small reception at the
home Of the bride. No. 30 West feminist. Miss
Herzog. who II a niece OF Washington Hunt once
Governor of this State, will be given away by her
brother. Edward Hunt Herzog She will be un-
attended by either bridesmaids or maid OF honor
Her gown will re OF heavy white satin with
trimmings OF point lace. and her veil OF old lace
VII De caught up with orange blossoms Mr. Won
5 b on hr hs way yo from Europe s be.
Jacob Ewing ward e. Philips Burss.s T.. and %'S v.
making an extended tour ' Of Europe %So
@ so to ;ns Han @
who have jus announced their engagement The
probably at the home Of the bride. in Kingston.
w Mis- C9ykenda IS SSaus Z. of Samuel 3
which d Sn the Ryf Mr. ana
live in this city.
The wedding Of Miss Irma Keppler. daughter q
the late Joseph Keppler. William A. c. Kiens
will take place at o'clock on Wednesday evening"
December l5 at the home OF the bride. No. q East
Seventy-ninth-st The ceremony will be followed
Miss KsPpler,, win? w1i be attended only By S.i
s, Mis- Olga keP S will be sysn away BY
G. Huepfel.
| Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes who introduced her
daughter. Miss Caroline Mildred Stokes. q week
ago yesterday, will give her first large dance Of
e Some SS Elm ss Rs
cards out for dances on January and Febru.
airy II.
The marriage Of Miss Marion Warner to 8. 4
Warner Baltazzi. Of the late Xenophon Bal
tazzi, the Consul-General Of Turkey, will be solem-
NJ and SpMs Mrs Henry Warner No 80 Lexington.
ave, on Thursday next December
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Abernethy Cowles gave Q
reception last hight at their home. No. As West
Seventy second-st.. In honor OF their son and
| daughter-in-aw Mr.. and Mrs Russell Abernethy
Cowes, whose wedding was celebrated a short time
ago. and incidentally to celebrate the twenty-hfth
! anniversary Of their own marriage. The house was
! tastefully decorated with some rare flowers and
greens. Mr. and Mrs. Cowles. who received in the
gold and-white 1rawng-room. were assisted BY
their son and daughter-in-law. the latter in her
bridal gown Of white satin, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Pfarrius the parents OF Mrs. r. A. CowleA
The hostess was attred in gown OF silver bro
cade while Mrs. Pfarrius was in a gown OF yellow
satin with point lace trimmings. After the re-
ceptiOn there was INFORMAL dancing, tne ofcHestS
being stationed In the gallery on the second floor.
Az midnight a seated supper was served at small
tables arranged in the biard-room the broad
hallway and in the kitchen. which. with plants ano
hangings was made to represent a dning'room.
Among the guests Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
i II Rosie Mr. and Mrs Charles Cowes Of An:
sonia Conn Mr. and Mrs George L SoSsd M q
sgd Mrs y ' wills James and Mrs Bodge,s
Sir and Mrs Frank King Mr. and a. M and y MT.
Moore Of BROOKLYN: and Mrs Henry Gsnr TS
2hn M2 an Sw Mrs M A.h a"a PR
Mr AID Mrs. Robert and Mr.; xd %nsS
@ hfyGS Mis-. A %'' M A!rf seidi aad
Cowies will be at home on Saturdays III 'a"ua''
after the first.
Mrs Henry Parish jr.. OF No. East seventy
sixth-st gave a housewarming yesterday ai'e'
noon in her home. which was one o' 'ie
largest and most brilliant receptions OF 'ne oHy
Mrs Parish In a gown OF mauve velvet, was a."
sisted I'm receiving by her mother, Mrs. r. Living
sion Ludlow who lives In the communcatiahc
house ana Who wsee Mrs Goodhue Lyinsston
Mrs Dougias Robinson and Mrs. William D.
Cowles
Nrs El,hu Root Of No. q East sixty-ninth-st..
gave a reception yesterday to Introduce her daush-
ter Mis-, Edith Root. The debutante wore pretty
gown OF pale blue silk and moussel'ne de sole sns
u as
son. Miss Ruth Fowler Miss Mabel Meade Mead Miss
Margaret Beamsn Miss Ethel Cornell Miss F c,,t
coloneI and Mrs George l.. Gillespie gave re-
ception yesterday afternoon at their home, NO ~
East ty-third-st TO meet Major-Generai wesley
Merritt OF the United states Army MIS-. Giles
ME was assisted in receiving by her daughter-in.
|, law Mrs Robert McMaster Gillespie. and Mrs.
, Frederick D. Grant. The teatable was presided
over by Miss Gertrude Tredick OF Portsmouth
\ II. Miss Harris and Miss Julia Dent Grant
az guests at It being Major General Merritt Cen
eral and Mrs Ripley Mr. and Mrs Gsspie sr
/ tenant Strothers and Lieutenant Mott.
Mira David H. Greer, Of No. 3l2 Madison ava.
gave n reception yesterday afternoon TO Introduce
her daughter Miss Mary Constance Greer. and
, Mrs. George Egeston Dodge gave similar Hr,, en-
az nss her daughter Miss cassie
Dodge.
Among the purchasers Of boxes for the concert
, 70 be given at the Astoria on Friday evening. DO.
, cember H. for the benefit OF the building FUND OF
l the Bryson Day Nursery are Mrs. H. Mortimes
Brooks Mrs. William d. Sloane. Mrs. Charles II
Coster Mrs Eugene Schieffein. Mrs william
. Cowles Mrs. George Kingsland. Miss Leary. Mrs
+. LIVINGSTON Ludlow Miss Blodgett. Mrs W. 4
Dodge Mrs James w Pineho,; Mrs; J J. Emery
have been s sSS nS 3: S "
Mrs Benjamin Welles. at No West Thirty;ssv
enth-st. or Mrs. Henry Parish. Jr.. No. Ear
Seventy sixth-st
Mrs Frank stanwood Jordan gave a large ~
cent,on Yesterday afternoon at her home. No. S2l
West Eighty -ninth-st. in honor OF her daughter
= Miss Marguerite Jordan. Assisting the debutantt
, IN roce,vinr were her aunt. Miss Jones' Miss Ethe
III I,,nn Miss Lillian De Blois Miss Mary Nor
gan Miss Mary Lev Miss Rns soT WSis Ma
Narv Wheeler Miss Gertrude Dick, Miss Carr>
Van Sam and Miss Anne Belts.
nh. erst ~ three subscription dances. known .,
.,o mnior cotillons. will be given at Sherrys 70
morrow night.