New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-18
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The third and last OF the series OF Cinderella
dances for this given last night In the
larger ballroom nj Sherry's and was merry and
brilliant dance For the second time this winter
there were favors I'm the coton. which added
somewhat 10 its beauty and general enjoyment.
There were punches Of carnations for the women
and bouonniercs 81 the same for tho men The
guests were received by Mrs John 5. Barnes. Mrs
Arson Phelps Stokes Mrs Edward King. Mrs
r. James Cross and Mrs Henry f. Rowland The
cotillon. danced before midnight was led by james
sanford Barnes jr.. alone. There was no dahc'ns
after midnight. the supper being served lmned-
ately after the cotilon. Some Of the dancers were
Miss Neeser Mis- Edith Clark Miss Amy Brown
Miss Gertrude Minturn. Miss Win.fred ives MISS
Blanche Bean the Misses Barnes MISS MARY
King. Miss Janet Hcnd rson, Nj Augusta az
Peyster Miss Frances Pel. Miss BeatriN Jones
Miss Caroline Phelps Stoke. the Misses "urn'e
Miss Angelica Livingston. Miss Frances Rowland
Miss Madeline Cutting, Miss Phelps Miss Louise
Du pont MIS- Margaret Beaman, Miss Frances
de Pcyster. William Sloane Sherman Day george
Blagden. jr.. Thatcher Brown. J. Montgomery
Hare, Henry Y. Day. James Crosby Brown >
Graham Stokes William Delano, George biasu'n'
jr.. Rudolf Flinsch John G. Neeser Ruooiph
Neeser. and Miss Agnes Barneby
Formal announcement made yesterday Oh
the engag cement Of Miss Daisy Gr.nnell' the ohiS
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mnturh rI"-
nell TO r Harold Van Rensselaer,, the second son
grandson Of Mrs A Oracle King. Miss GrihheH
who was introduced last December. l. pretty si'I
and educated abroad. where her parents HVeo
for a number Of years Her grandfather he"''
Grinneu il may ne remembered fitted out an eh
petition when went 10 the Arcuc regions al
search Of Sir John Franklin. .. .s
The wedding Of Miss Sadie Henrietta Slane' IN. nc
only daughter Of the late Theodore CraLe' yi .,I
CITY. 10 Raymond Sanford White: son Of Mr. ana
Mrs. Andrew JudsOn White OF no. so s 49,
was celebrated at : o'clock yesterday afternoon
in Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church fourth-
and Twenty-lrst-st. The "eonlns maS NO. -
LIZ OF one Inc Sr,,es mother 30 % West Forty
seventh-st.. except for me mem. - b~des fam
v * IN mourning Theodore Crane escorted ms
Vs. a,iireS IN gown Of white satin trimmed
with ducheeso lace and "A tulle veil IN which was
Morn tn 6rideE rS bTi6esmaids We're Kiss Flor
ence Reekman Bailey. Mss Elsie Schuy,irr E -
cousins Of the bride. Miss Adele lngerson, Mss
Angela o'Connor and me nrl gSsrrnan BALDWIN
W. Mr. Whites best man The ushers were VIII Will
lam Beadaston. George Phelps Guy Mcla.s' r " 5
voise Mr White. who Is LAWYER and MS or'ue
viii make their home in TINS city
Miss Ida Molonev the Youngest daughter Of Will
lam n Moloney was married 10 Joseph H. stop
PAM Of Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon AT me nome
OF her father No $50 Lexing,on-ave. only the
relatives and a limited number Of intimai" friends
were present at the ceremony. which was per-
formed at 4 o clock by the Rev. Henry Pratt rector
Of St Columba's Roman Catholic Church IN west
Twenty-hfth-st., assisted 10y the rector OF 81 Az
-, -, - - -,ra,.a,sad nv maid OF honor
III, "-'"-' % 20 -. - sa,t, TIA
corsage embroidered in silver and pearls ana the
point lace veil, fastened win diamond I'm ani
was his brother's best man. There were no ushers.
After the ceremony there was seated .Ihcheoih.
Mr. and Mrs. Stoppani. who will sal for Bermula
tomorrow. will. when they return take possession
OF their new Colonial home at Bayport, Long Isl
and.
- .ho cto,ot .. ,h VIRGIN in :, Patricks
-.tos.i rts,h-,,o I'D t-if,ia,b-st an We5nes-
dsv q ouiat Wedding took Mace The bride was
Miss Adelaide Rose Bvrnes the second daughter
Of ex-Chief OF Police Thomas Byrnes and the
bridegroom Charles A Hickey d son Of Peter
Hickey. OF Brooklyn Invitations were issued only
to the family Of he couple. and there
formal reception. The bride in a costume Of silver
gray cloth trimmed wtih yelvet and ace, ana
Her oniv sttendart was her sister Miss Bella
Byrnes Mr.. Hickeys best his brother.
James Hickey. The Rev Michael J. Lavelle. pro-
which followed by a breakfast To- relatives
at the home Of the brides parents. No. i West
Fifty-eighth-st
tn. r,a-,iaga ~ u-s tTas.ings- To-c-,a d,rgb
y, 80 .',,1s
ter OF the late Judge hastings. OF california 20
T Luis Onativia. whose engagement was reported
Gonna mantle sgo and nror,ntlv denied ,ooL ria,a
on "wednesday in Cairo, Egypt IN the presence Of
the Consul-Cenerai The Rev. Or. Harvey per-
40 iueu ."' - '''e 10 as
OF the coupe was "ot a''OsV'"e' d "IP''Se 10
society people here as il was understood that ;he
engagement. existed Mrs Hastings-Jerome about
go 80 ontsined = dlvo-re ION ber b,ehs0d
Tjasrrv ieTome Who IS 4 son Of the late Thonas
jerome Of this city. and cousin Of Lady Ran
sso Miss Louise Cooley. daughter OF Major Cooley
OF West Chester. After two years they separated
place
A ,acantion with vaudeville features was give,
-, NJ "a Mr. Abran, : Hewitt, last niebt a.
% MI anu -l'' ''' - '''' '' '''H'''' a.
their home, No. LeNinsl on-afe. IL was one OF
most orig nal entertainments Of the season. The
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