New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
Episcopal Church, Madison-ave.. on THURSDAY
January 49,


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Mrs Frederick E. Ballard, Of No. N West Seven
ty-third-st gave a dance at Sherry's last night
for her daughter, Miss Grace X. Ballard, VINO was
introduced to her mothers friends couple OK
weeks ago There was some informal dancing, with
coton which was led by Arthur Dodworth. who
had Miss Ballard partner. The fayors were were
and small musical Instruments tied with different
coored ribbons These were disrinneG yore reo Miss
Ray Russell Miss Grace Powers Miss, Miss Emma Wnnnh
May Miss De emSRy ms Mure
Edwafa shs Msf TGao
and p j. Smith.
The first of the Cinderella, cotillons, set Of
dances for young people given at Dodworths
under the chaperonage Of Mrs S. Charles Welsh.
Mrs Horace s. Ely Mrs. Arthur l.. Root. Mrs
George p Johnson, Mrs David o; HAYNES, Mrs
villa William A. Parke Mrs | James k g. Sherwood and
Mrs. Charles n. Van Brunt. TOOK place last nlgh,
There full attendance OF members ana
buffet supper al midnight.
The wedding Of Miss Florence Berg Brown TO
Eugene Lentilhon will take place in the Church OF
the Heavenly Rest, Fifth-ave. and Forty -hrth-st
on February n.
| As announced in The Tribune more than six weeks
| ago the marriage OF Miss Mitchell daughter OF
| Mrs Archibald PAUL Mitchell Of No. 80 West Sew
enty-frst-st to Herbert Barnum Seeey, will take
| place on Monday next. January !. at the home OF
! the brides mother. The Rev. Matthew A. Taylor,
| rector OF the Church OF the BLESSED SacrainehtI
viii officiate at the ceremony. The engagement OF
| the couple announced last summer "niie MT.
Mitchell and her daugheer ntt VINO - agor gakesi5e AZ
! Greenwood Lake. Miss Mitchell has not yet been
| introduced TO society
The Bachelor Circle Of the German Liederkrans
| will have ball at Liederkranz Hall on January L.
|
George H. Benjamin. OF New-fork, announces
,be engagement OF his daughter. Miss Mary benJa-
! min, to Henry Huddleston Rogers I'' ' " " "
| Rogers, OF New-lorh'
| ,..o,o,ton hall was given at the Hotel Castle
| .n G, Ceorge Staten Island. on wednesday
| evonne under the auspices OF Mrs George beH'
| of New-Brghton. The guests were receHeu w
| Mrs Bell and her daughter Miss freda be"' INC
! ballroom was prettily decorated win An'ef'oa'
eogs and silk bunting Red white and blue eiectrIc
! lights encirced the room. Dancing began AT '''
! o,c,,ck and supper was served at n;3| Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson Mr'
and Mrs John NJ Carrere Mrs George Iayio''
Mrs Ferdinand Eggena Colonel and ia Mrs Wrs IS
! Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Forrest b. ROYAL MI and %r
Mrs Henry Bostwick, Mrs. oliver T. Johns2n, W,sr; M,;
are Prebbe Die Mri and Mrs Harry Wiman. Mr and MS.
j. Lawrence Hamilton. Mr. and MIS- TarenSe enS Mps
oscar ' Flash Mrs George Livingston Baker, Mr.
and Mrs NJ and ioS3son Mrs NJ conn @ and
Walter s Ross, Mr.. and, Mrs. William De r6S, bSs,'
wirds Miss Mary Goone Miss Edith DsysnpqFs iss
Misses I,equesne. Miss Jessie Freemont, Haveock
Waser Frederick TiedemTannn 1r Harry M,an cav.
erd Frederick DE- arSG coonley Miss Isabel Palmer Ms,
Edh S M,a M' yys MISS Lsgse Harding
Mrsi hs,0j Johnson ans Willard Thsyer John s Paye6;
RRoI5 RRa5wn M ss Anita pe Bos Miss Anna Lawrence
| George Bell. tr.. and Edward Fackler.
Martlnsburg W. Va. Dec. 2.-Boydve. the an
| cestral home OF the Faukners this evening
the scene OF brilliant wedding. when Miss Jane
| Winn Faulkner e.dest daughter OF former United
States Senator Charles ]. Faulkner. became the
bride OF DR.. William White, OF Nashville. Tho
canopy OF smilax and pink and white roses. The
! Rev F. NJ Woods, pastor OF the Presbyterian
Nit 4amase IN ss of washHgo sisa ON Miss
anG S 6bn sister Ru2nes of the Of OsSs Hasv
bes, man. Miss Amelia Pearson, OF HarrodsbuKrs. arg
KY Miss Maude Tamage and Miss sssS Mary y Wis M,s:
Mary Paxton OF New-York Miss Elsie Love; ,,of OK
MdrS sse stewart Ms and Ms May Elizabeth
O this city. were the b5idesmaids n IA and cn;,,oId
Dudley. Charles b Currey Johnson Bransfore;
caom Waiter Gpn xeye Cantss sas
Robert l.. snodgrass. of this city and Charles .
4 reception followed the wedding, and was q.
! tended by many persons from this city and other
| places.
Freehold y. J.. Dec IS tSpeciaD.-At the homo OF
| Mr. and Mrs. Livingston Du Bois, in West Main-st.
TO-DAY. their daughter Miss Anna Hunt Du Bos.
was married to Harry English Taylor by the Rev.
| Theodore Heisig OF the Freehold Baptist Church
The ushers were Marcy j. Du Bois OF Freehold.
and Henry W Taylor. OF Colgate University. Rus
sell Taylor brother Of the bridegroom. was page.
and the flower girl was Mary II. Du Bos, niece
| OF the bride. The brides wedding gown was of
white faille trimmed with point de gene lace. She
tule veil caught up with orange blossoms,
| and carried bride roses Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor will
live near Freehold. The bridegroom is a member
| OF the Taylor Milling Company, OF this place.
Sea Bright. y. j.. Dec. IS (SpeciaD.-Miss LINDA
May Elmer. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney F. Ell
mer and Ernest Everett Van Schoick, OF Farming
dale were married to-day at the Methodist Epis
copal Church by the Rev 3 Monroe Van SAINT. Mis-.
Georgiana Butcher. of FarminGdale. was the brides
maid. The best man was the bridegroom's brother
Walter Van Schock. The ushers were Lewis Meri
gold OF Atlantic Highlands and Peter Perrine. o
Sea Bright.
East Orange. y. j., Dec. 2s (SpeciaD.-At tht
Bethel Presbyterian Church. this evening Mis-
Mary Irene Dodd. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Ir;
| married 10 Walter Coleman Weston. OF Newark
! Edward Weston. brother of the bridegroom tn
| maid OF honor was Miss Estelle Dcdd sister of tn
| bride and the flower girl was Miss Grace Webster
| ~ Fast Orange The bride a gown OF whit
| satin trimmed with old point lace, and carried
| bouquet OF bridal roses