New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-06

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6.
Rufus peaheld. Mrs. Talbot Taylor Miss Boudno'
and Miss Delahcld.
. r,orr,aee NJ interest to society in this city was
that Of Miss Eugenia McI.ane. daughter OF the a'e
Charles McLane. OF Baltimore, TO Joseph iia''i
man. son OF Mr. and Mrs Oliver Hartman OF ,','
city which took place at noon on THURSDAY 'as' u,
Emanuel Church. Baltimore. The engagement .,
the young couple was announced about io''"'s'.
ago and the wedding was quiet one nu" ~,
Of the relatives OF the bridegroom went lroi' Vie
city to attend the ceremony and ne wedunE per %he
Rev DR. J. Houston Eccleston the rector Oh IN
church oiciated. The bride who was una,'el i,d
With point lace and tue veil held up WIN ho or
ange blossoms. Instead OF the conVennh0Ihr' NJ
and Mrs Hartman sailed for Italy yesternhy, ~
tie North German Lloyd steamship Kaiser s,,r, Ms
holm They will remain abroad until next suHthe''
The welding OF Miss Gertrude Divine. daughter
OF Mrs r. l.. Divine. OF Ann Arbor' Mich.' 10
William Mcclellan Ritter. Of WEIGH, W. va was
celebrated on Thursday afternoon ast IN -
Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church. F1f,h-ave
and Firty-third-st The rector the Rev. Or John
Wesley Brown. performed the ceremony The
bride who was given away by her mother was
In a gown OF white satin, trimmed Win point iac";
honor She wore a gown Of pink SIX. covered win
pink-Howered organdie The best man was James
fIamil and the ushers were the brides brothers
Charles A. Divine and James j. Divine. or Ann
Arbor. and Edwin Mann and A. =, C. Nodes; OF
Buchel. ". Va. Mr.. and Mrs Ritter VIII make
their home in Wech. W. Va.
The marriage OF Miss Mary l.. Hgginson, daugh-
ter OF Francis l.. Tgginson. 10 Philip Sears was
solemnzed In Boston on Wednesday last. The
BRIDE who IL well known In society in NewYork.
wore a gown Of white satin and veil Of point lace
Her bridesmaids. ia gowns OF white mousseline de
sole. white silk. md large white velvet hats
ornamented with plumes and flowers. were Miss
RosamOnd Gibson. Miss Julia Hgsinson. sister or
the bride Miss Madeline Jackson. and Miss Mary
Sargent. Mr.. Sears's best man was his brother H.
bridegroom. X. II. Sears. Austin Potter Reginald
Brooks and f. Wlntnrop. OF this city; g. b. Paint
brother. Francis L. Higgnson, jr The breakfast
after the ceremony served at the home OF the
brides father, IN Beacon-st
The days before ASA Wednesday arc growing
fewer but the social bail Will be kept rolling until
the shadows OF the Lenten season entirely cover
the fashionable world. Tomorrow afternoon
other meeting OK tho Forinightly Musical club will
be held at tho homo OF Mrs. Edward Winsow. No.
q West Fifty-thlrd-st Tuesday evening VIII be
els bali al Dclmonicos in honor Of her debutante
,rcirs ortcr,Snm"nis Of the nlghf Mrs Drexcl
and her daughter will bc assisted in receiving the
in witch there will be fair showing OF tho young
buds II the season. young beaus and the younge~
married set. will be led by Alexander VI. MADDEN.
who win dance with Miss Drexel II is expected
that the ball will be attended by fully four hun
dred guests ard, "a consequence, Drin e
used FOR the entertainment
Thomas r. Kelly's second evening reception with
music ~ another Of the affairs scheduled for Tues
day night Mr. Kelly will entertain his guests In
his apartments Flfty-eghth-st. and Ftfth-av"
Tho date Of the first meeting Of the Midwin'er
club. which was SCI FOR February s. has been
changed 20 February 10
Tho marriage Of Miss Aieen O'Donnell 20 the
Viscount de Sayve Of Paris. France Will take
place at noon tomorrow In s.. Matthews church.
Washington The bride, who has Just recovered
from a serious illness. will be unattended. phE
relatives Will he present at the ceremony ~hich
will be followed by a reception
Ry far the most important entertainment of IN"
week will be the cotilon dinner which will he given
by william, X Vanderbilt AZ his house. Fifth-ave
and Fifty-sccond-st on Thursday night next tn
honor Of his niece. Miss Lille Vanderbilt sloane
There will be bout one hundred egests f2r dinner
which will he followed by he coulion. N2ITli,n,inS,
ton Whitchouse will lead. Mr. and Mrs ,Wllliiam
= Sloane viii give couon dnner on Mo to'
February u. at their home IN tltth-ave.' IN hoh"r
OF their debutante daughter
Tho nex, meeting Of tho Thursday Evening club
ls announced 20 take place on Thursday ngnt al
the hone ~ Mr. ard Mrs Robert W de Forest.
o.. N
son Of tho Boston Museum Of Fine Arts. will de-
liver an interesting lecture before tho mein Der,
Mrs VI T. ". Johnston has cards out f9r large
dance. which Will hc given on Wednesday night
next AT the Hotel Majestic
Invitations hayo been sent or. by Mr.. and Mrs
W l. Conway. Of Wet Farms for tho marriage
~ their daughter Miss Jessie Ethel Conway, TO
Frederick clifford Parson. OF this city. The cere-
mony will be performed by The Roy Frank NJ.
I'm
chester The brides maid Of honor Will be Miss
Jessie Thor Mt Of ms ey ana ~ ,n hts cS
AID Miss Louise Kruger. OF Newark I'M D.
man will be the bridegroom's brother. Harry fnt,
an Of california. \ special train VIII carry me
United ID guests to West Chester where carriages VIII
convey them TO the church. me recep.io", w csi
held at the home OF the brides parents III "cS'
Farms.
4 reception in honor of Nine ModJeska Will be
given by Or Louis Livingston Seaman at MS
house No Is West Thirty-first-st., on Friday FEB
ruary II, from to o'clock.
The vodlinr OF Miss Mcneil. niece Of Mrs
Morgan Smith. 10 J. 5. Potts will take place in
Grace Church on Monday. February Il
The Chartv Ball. which is to be one OF the prln-
clpal social incidents Of this week. and which VIII
be. held ut the Waldorf-Astor!a on Friday night
next will. in former years be ior me DenGni oa
institution with a record of over forty years silll
fulnls its work Of helping mothers ana cniiir'n IN
are tllsd with those who 20 claim is charity
and the women recognize lis htnenc"ni influence III
moro resucCfs than one. When they out again
i'm the world they are better fitted to gain worthy
iiv.ithoo-i from the knowledge acquired IN is
hcalthful routine Of work The ball on FRIDAY
nigh promises 10 bc one OF the most brilliant ana
e,iccessful I'm the long list Of Charity Balls. \
large number 81 boxes and single tickets have al
ready been disposed or and fine representation OF
soccty-men and women-wil take part IN thr
grand march which Is one Of the features 81 the
annual Charity Ball Boxes may be procured from
Mrs Goddard No. . East Thirty-nfth-st. ana
tickets from any Of the managers. No. 10 West
FIfty-sixth-st.. No . West Forty -eighth-st, No.
ll6 Flfth-ave. and No. 10 West EieVehth-st
Among the engagements announced last week
were those OF Miss Grace Huntington Churchill.
daughter Of the late William 6. Churchill and sister
of Mrs George Walcot; IIubbell. Of Greenwich.