New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-11
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

pretty wedding Yesterday was that Of Miss
Antoinette Woershoner, daughter OK the Iate
Charles woerlshoner and granddaughter Of Oswald
Ottendorfer. TO Count Charles Seilern OF Austria
now q member OF the London Stock Exchange
which was celebrated in the Protestant Church OF
the Incarnation Madison-ave. and Thirty-nith-s'
The chan 81 was ornamen;ca with palms. white
roses and lilies. On the posts of the pews a'ohs
the middle aisle clusters OF lilies and Ame'i-
Beauty roses The bride who was escorted 10
the altar By her uncle Edward Uhl wore a beau
;iful gown Of white satin. the entire front most
esboratcy embroidered with pearls. on the cor
sage there vas also some OF the pearl emoroideFS'
which was covered with lace. The back OF ire
skirt and train were yelled with fine Italian iace,
gift from the bridegrooms mother. small
bunch Of orange blossoms and a diamond comb
held the tulle veil In place. The bridal bouquet
OF lilies and white orchids The brides ohy
ornaments we're star and tiara brooch OF o'"-
monds and pearls Miss Garcia WoerishoHer was
Miss PER aia ot Nj. louise Maynard Miss
Grace Underwood and Miss Eleanor Small baron
ashefs We're G o,io TeussaIni. Alfred z Tous-
August zinsse-. Jr. and George l. Degener The
marriage ceremony was performed 6y b,Snop 80
Of the church the Rev William Grosyenor a
1re9kia son oT doxd sd the home Of the brides
mother. 10 is West Flfty-eighth-s, Amons me
Hsnry yST sa M ano Ms sSttePee Mr. and Mrs
l. Cass Ledvard Mrs Frank Underwood, Mt ana
Irs Pau Victor Ms: Victor ihe Missss Green Green
Ms Mohr tie Rev e. Perry Erese6ij oG the
Austrian Consul-Genoral; Mrs. staber. Nine. Rli-
ter and Baron Mayer OF London. SoIn, $500 trc
weeks
An interesting incident in social life last night
was tho first meeting this season OF the Mlwn;er
Cub which was held in the small ballroom at
shcrry's. The members and guests were received
By Mrs Grenville Winthrop Mrs Frederic Sheldon
Mrs Edward Lyman Short. Mrs John Ierega. MIS-
John c. Westervelt and Mrs. John J. White jr.
The programme introduced selections by a Hun
g.rlan band songs by John Nicholas. Miss Marie
s,ori and Alexandra Silvio. and songs and mind
reading by Mildred and Pouclere. An in,ermission
of "A few minutes followed when Mrs. Sidney Har-
rs gave some Rotations; Yvette Vioette. Alex
andre silvio and John Nicholas sang songs. and
Saharet appeared in several dances. When the
programm- was finished a supper was served. and
later there was general dancing Some II The Nom
bers and guests present were Mr.. and Mrs, Mllam
s1Ts NJ and NJ W,Sd $ Brown Nj and Ms
Marie 4 Barrii Mr. and Mrs. William Grosvenor.
Leutenan; Mott Captain strothers. Admirai Cher;
s MTs fe?S Taer Mr. ana Mrs R 7 MeKim NJ
and Mrs Van Rensselaer,, Nj and Mrs d. sackett
joel Raihhone, Nj and Mr.; Charles D I Msns
NJ and and Ms Mrs E W5ose Mr. Mr na M Mnry ssey
| Miss sedcy Miss Van Duzer Mr.. and Mrs. August
Ter Mrs Henry L. Burnett. Mrs. j Frederick Pier
Berry. Mss Anna Dickinson. Miss Edey. Miss
Edith Clarke. Miss Serena Townsend James OTIS
| /. NJ ogden a Muller-Ury. Thomas H. Kelly, L
Ha VIAL a1i k e2psTfaTa "eserVe''
The members OF the Thursday Evening Club were
entertained last night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
| Robert W De Forest. No Washington Square
North Professor Edward Robinson, Of the Boston
| Restoration OF the Venus Of Milo
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Bergen. OF No. West
| slxteenth-st gave A small dance last night
Nine d Cesnoa's last reception day this season
will he on Wednesday. February 10. the following
Wednesday being the beginning OF Lent
Mr. and Mrs. Abram 8 Hewitt will give an even
ing reception with unique features on Thursday OF
| next week
Instead Of a dance, Perry Belmont will give at
| his home No $50 Fifth-ave.. Monday night.
| February q, a reception with music. Nine Media
and Sgnor Campanari will be the principal soloists'
Nearly every detail respecting the Charity Ball
is now settled and the ballroom in the Waldorf
! Astoria promises 70 present brilliant scene to-
| night With one or two exceptions. every box has
been disposed Of and there IS ever indication OF
| played alternately by two well-known organza-
lions: the Floor Committee Is an ideal one, ana the
| gran march will be especially interesting
| feature. Ebridge T. Gerry end Mrs. Levi + Nor
! ton will lead the procession. The music pro-
| gramme in the Astoria ballroom. by Landers or
! chestra includes twenty-four dance NUMBERS, pc
| sides three opening selections In the Astor CAL
| lery where there will also be dancing throughout
| the night the orchestra will be directed by Herr
] CapDe
Mrs Frederick Hasbrouck. OF No. 81 Central
| park West gave A reception yesterday afternoon.
She was assisted in receiving by her five sisters,
! Mrs Boucher Mrs Coughtry; Mrs Davis OF
! Utica; Mrs Colwell and Mrs Wynkoop.
| Philadelphia Feb. l0-Frederick Foster Stock
well OF Germantown vas married at noon to-day
| TO Miss Amy Richards Harris daughter OF Robert
| II Harris al the home OF the brides father No.
! $40 Morris-st.. Germantown. The Rev. J. ".
! Bixer Of New-London. Conn. performed the
| ceremony.
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