New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
Rudolph Neeser Edward Crosby and Charles X.
Morrison.

| Morrison.
| The presen: week will open with ball at Mr. and
Mrs Elbrldge T. Gerry's mansion. at fifth-ave ana
Sixty-hrst-st. The second ladies' assembly Will take
| Pace at the Waldorf Thursday evening. The
! guests will be received by Mrs. John W. Minturn.
| Mrs. John Christopher Wilmerdng. Mrs W. Bayard
| Cutting and Mrs. Edmund l.. Bayies. Elisha Dyer.
jr.. has been invited to lead the coon. The favors
are said TO be exceedingly pretty Dinner parties VIII
| cnllven the week a considerable extent Mrs
| Astor and Mr. and Mrs. William c. Whitney nave
and nt Mrs Bradiey-MartIn and Mr. and Mrs Town
send Burden VII BE- among the rroy In
have recently moved into their new home In East
ghth-st.. will give large reception. with
music on Tuesday evening next Nine; Chalia and
Other artists Will appear Mr. and Mrs. George
Crocker have sent out cards for dinner parry IN
evening Of this week.
In the midst Of all the discussion for and against
The costume ball Planned by Mr. and Mrs. Bradley
Martin al the Waldorf the night OF February 10.
"parations for the entertainment are being pushed
forward and several women in society are arranging
costume quadr.lcs which will he Of the features
Of the bail. Mrs. Martin, who sees fl 10 keep her
counsel. is occupied daily in ARRANGING and per-
fec;ing the thousand and one details of the affair
Il has been decided that Mr. and Mrs Martins
guests Will aght the home Of Mr.. Boldt. which adj
Joins the Waldorf In Thirty-third-st. They VIII
pass through the private communicating corridor to
and descend into the small ballroom. In which M
ard Mrs Martin will receive. The dancing will take
arrayed in the choicest flowers. The ball will ne in
wise y ba.-masque. 1t will he purely costume
affair. and every man and woman VINO accepts an IN
ya.on to It must appear in costume Of the six
teen;h. seventeenth or eighteenth century.
The marriage Of Miss Mary F.. Walker. daughter OF
Mrs. Anna l.. Walker Thomas r. Mclaughlin
will take place at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning
in 81 Ienatius's Roman Catholic Church. Park-ave
and Eighty fourth-s Tie ceremony will be per-
formed and the nuptia mass celebrated by the rector
. Of the church. the Rev. Neil y. McKlnnon The
wedding breakfast will be served In the pink room a;
Sh'rry's. On Wednesday evening Miss Nellie Swan
the youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Swan
will he welded 10 Lester S.nsheimer Of Jacob
Sinshemcr. the home of her parents No SO East
Sixtieth-st. The Rev. Dr. Kaufman Kohler OF the
Temple BETHEL. will perform the marriage cere-
mony. The wedding of Miss Lucy y. Cooke. daugh-
ter Of the late Joseph G. Cooke. to Howell L. Will
Jams. OF Bristol r. L. will be celebrated at noon on
Thursday next In 81. Andrews Protestant Episcopal
Church. Fifth,ave. and -hundred-and- wenty-
brother. Or Joseph Cooke Her bridesmaids win be
her Two cousins. Miss Anna westcot and Miss Lii
Homss and Hiss janis owaT Of 9"f this s city ffn
Miamss best man Will be r. Lincoln Lippi; Of
T. Mauran of Providence. and the brides brothers.
HaIrls l.. Cooke. Of coopersown y. T. and Charles
! Cooke. After the ceremony. which will be per
formed by ne Rev Or. George z. Van De Water.
the rector or the church there will be small recep
ton a. the nome OF Mrs Cooke the brides mot Their
in West d-and-thrty-elehth-s
Miss Flossie C. Mitchell. the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Michael Mitchell. of No. 2iS Yves, One
oi-and-twenty will be married to
Jerome Alfred Besthoff. at : o'clock on Wednesday
evening at De!monico's. The ceremony Will be- per-
formed in the red room by the Rev. Dr. Stephen WISE
Of the Temple B'na Jeshurun. The BRIDE who Will
trimmed with point lace Henry Mitchell brother Of
the bride. VIII be- best man, and Harry Nebenzahl
Mem3old Foss; Albert Foss. cousins OF the bride:
Morris Besthoa and Charles BesthoG brothers of
the bridegroom. Will he the ushers After the cefe-
mony there VIII be a reception. dinner. and dance In
the large ballroom
The marriage Of Miss Kitty Hayden. DAUGHTER o,
Mr. and Mrs. Brace Hayden. to Reginald l.. Foster.
will be solemnzed at o'clock on Wednesday AFT r.
noon. February g. in St. Thomass Church. Fifth
ave. ard FIftythrd-st. The bride. pretty young
woman has selected as her maid OF honor her sister
Sarah sturgis and Miss Lille Baker OF Virginia
Mr. Fosters best man viii De his brother. Maxi
milan Foster The ushers will he the brides cousin
Barton Doudge Dr. William " Hubbard W Hunt |
Hall. Samuel Williams. Guy Jenkins. and the BRIDE
which will he performed by the rector the Rev. Dr. |
at as the S ps na 30 h
Seventy -nnih-st.
Miss Matilda Jaeger will be married 10 Walter A. |
Rowse on Monday. February l. at the home Of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Jaeger No 1852 West |
One-hundred- and -twcnty -sXth-s,.
The wedding OF Miss Adelaide Margaret Smile
eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George w Smile
to Joseph Henry Shafer. OF Summit. ~ j. took place
on Tuesday evening last at the home OF the brides
parents. No. rs C.inton-ave.. Newark Only the i'm
MEDIATE relatives OF the two families present.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr. Daniel
II. Martin. OF the Clinton Avenue Reformed Church.
VINO read the Episcopal service There were neither
nor ushers The bride. who was given
a hpT nf In
brocade and several handsome diamond ornaments.
s s DE-
Her gown was Of white chiffon over white six.
nr sns wddns tour or %' he soSh M
ard Mrs. Shafer will live in summit
Miss Antoinette Ford ireland, the eldest daughter
Of Mr. ana Mrs Joseph ireland, OF No 49, Man
lattan-ave.. was married to Edmund A. Gearon OF
BROOKLYN on Thursday evening The ceremony
was performed at o'clock. in the Morningside
Church. The Rev Or. John G. A.
Becker. the pastor offciated. The brides gown
vas Of white brocadr trimmed with duchesse lace
\ sunburst pin OF diamonds. gift from the bride
groom. fastened the tulle veil Miss Cornelia l..
Ireland wearing a pretty gown Of pink MORE. the
,orsage trimmed with moussone dc soie her
listers only attendant. The best man was the
,rldegrooms brother. Frank Gcaron Of Brooklyn.
rne ushers were the brides two brothers. William
Ireland and Rutherford Ireland; Frank Gaetz Isaac
?. Walker and Frank Aiken. The wedding recep-
ion was held at the home OF he brides parents
Among the guests the Rev. and Mrs John
scott Mr. and Mrs Edward Nico Dr. and Mrs
n O Brien. the Rev. and Mrs. John +. Morgan, Of
Jersey CITY. Mr. and Mrs Isaac =. Walker. Mr..
md Mrs j. j. Randolph Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j.
Peck. Mr and Mrs. ~ Gearon. parents Of the
,r!degroom Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaetz. Mrs r. A.
.aird Henry Csnied. n. Z. F. Randolph Miss
IA bel Randolph. M. aad Mrs. Judson r. Bonnell
Mrs W Il De Forest. Mrs A. \. Cowles Russell
'owles Mr. and Mrs. Granville F. Daley ana Mr.
nd Mrs. Robert Policy. Mr. and Mrs Gearon will
i've in Brooklyn
A tea VIII be given Saturday afternoon next
" the patronesses OF the Saturday Evening Roller
,kating Club at the Berkeley Armory West Forty
ourth-st. The patronessca OF the club are Mrs
'harles 8. Foote Mrs. Grinnell Wills Mrs. Henry
:, owen Mrs. Theodore NJ. Ives, Mrs Thomas Ilene-
let Clarke. Mrs. Georg. ". Hubbel Mrs Btr.rnm
l. Borden and Mrs. Herbert C. Taylor: The cnlb
iii hold six meetings :he Berkeley Armo y the
rst taking place Oh Saturday evening. f. hruary
s. The subsequent meetings will be held A. FOL