New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.


! The severe storm yesterday nterfered little with
! the doings Of society. The afternoon receptions
were well attended. One Of tine largest given
! by Mrs. Dunlap Hopkins. with music. at her
! apartments in the Brunswick. F1fth-ave. and
| Twenty-sixth-st. The sooists Mr. and Mrs
! Benzlng Among the guests Mr. and Mrs. W.
| storrs Wells. General and Mrs. ]. Frederick Pier
son. Mrs. Frederick Nelson Mr. and Mrs James
! Hartman. Mrs Reginald De Koven. Mr.. and Mrs
Gilbert Jones. Mr. and Mrs Isaac Howe. Mr. and
| Mrs. Romulus r. Colgate. George c. Munzig Mr.
| and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. Mr. and Mrs. Hermann
! Oelrichs. Mrs. James T. Kernochan Mr. and Mrs
| William Allen Miss De Forest Miss Calender.
Mrs. Frederick Edey. Miss Amy Baker Mrs
George r. Blanchard. Mrs. Frederick Eser Mrs
jules Reynal Miss Harriette Cady Miss Beatrice
How. Miss Hartman. Mrs. II. lie Grand Benedict
Baroness de Wardener Miss Maria de Barril Mrs
James F.. Martin Miss Alice Ward Heinrich Meyn
and Charles Boyd.
Miss Josephine Drexel gave luncheon at her
home. No 103 Madison-ave.. yesterday afternoon 70
a few OF her young friends. The table decorations
were OF yellow roses and purple vioets Miss
DrexeIs guests Miss Ed;h Van Cortlandt
Jay, Miss Augusta De Pcyster Miss Maizie Della
field. Miss Zerega Miss Drake Miss De Saint
Selgne Miss Clarkson, Miss Rosina Boardman and
Miss Jones.
A pleasant incident last night was the fourth and
I Inst Wednesday cotilon, which was given at
/ Sherrys The governors Of this series OF dances
at a recent meeting decided that they would so
far vary the usual programme ne 10 substitute the
iancers and other square dances FOR the regular
cotil!on II the change meets the general approval
! Of tho members IT VIII probably he tablished at
tho guests Mere received bv W sfgn, LAS ntEnt ai
/ ivan Mrs William VI. Trenholm. Mrs. Robert Nicol
/ Ger and Mrs. John Buriing Lawrence. They were
! assisted hy floor committee composed OF John G.
Erecknridge George Fl. Sullivan. Minturn Post
/ Collins Heth Lorton and James l.. johnson.
Mrs. Charles D. Ingerso Of No 655 Park ave.
gave the second and last Of her Wednesday recep-
| tons yesterday afternoon Mrs Edward Lyman
| Short assisted Mrs. Tngersoll IN receiving
The original Evening Badminton Club. which. ovr-
| Ing TO the death Of Of the committee and ab-
sence from town of another did not hold any meet
| ings last winter. will on Fridays during Lent
at the Berkeley Armory No % West Forty fourth
| St The patronesses of the club Mrs. benjamin
S. Church. Mrs Edward Curtis Mrs. Joseph Drexel.
| Mrs. william s. Fanshawe Mrs George Winthrop
cry Roosevelt Mrs. Robert u Rntherf@rd. i'ts. Mrs
George r. Cchiefen. Mrs. Alexander p Shaw.
! The members OF the Executive Committee are
! ". Brown. Lewis Coleman Hall. George Lawrence
! Myers. r Alexander Rutherfurd and r. Gihert
! schermerhorn. p. Alexander Rutherfurd is
urer
! The marriage Of Miss Martha Agnes Hennessy. a
| daughter Of the late James 8. Hennessy to Lieu
tenant Mortimer Osborne Bieeow Of the Sth Cav
| airy. United States Army. took place At noon yes
terday at the home OF the brides mother No. III
| East EiChteenth-st. The ceremony, which per
| formed by Father Wheean. was witnessed only
! nv relatives and a limited number OF personal
! friends Miss Ellen VI. Hennessv. sister Of the
BRIDE was the maid OF honor. The bridesmaids
were the bridegroorn's sister. Miss Alene BiEelow,
| Coleman Lieutenant Herbert A. White. Of the
9Th Cavalry. attended the bridegroom as best man.
graduated from the Military ACADEMY at West
s,1. PoR, IN s @ scng 9n9 Of the Depar
| ment OF Dakota. He was ar alfe-de-camD on Cen
spring when war was declared against Spain. He
went through the war in Cuba. and returned from
there on sick leave last Christmas.
very nrettv wedding yesterday afternoon was
that ~ Miss Margaret Gray Bacon. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Francis McNiel Bacon. 10 Clinton Gilbert.
which was celebrated az o'clock in the Protestant
Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion, sixth
I've and Twentieth-st. The chancel was prettly
decorated and as the bride escorted to the
nltar bv her father the vested choir sang the
nuptial music from ".ohengrin" The bridal gown
Of white satin trimmed with chiffon. and the
bridal veil Of lace fastened with handsome
diamond brooch. Miss Susan Jackson and MISS
Ethel Merritt cousins Of the bride were the hri'r
maids They were attired IN effective costumes Of
mink creme de chine Instead OF hats. they wore
large black velvet bows their heads and each
carried a bouquet o. pink roses. Mr. Gilberts best
man was J. X. Ladew. The ushers were John
Darrell George Holt Hiram Smith. Rogers II.
Bacon James +. Bacon, brothers OF the bride ana
Harris Roome After the marriage ceremony
which was performed by the rector. the Rev Dr.
Henry Nottet assisted by the Rev. William VIII
! rnerdlng Molr the choir sang the hymn. on Per
foe, Love The wedding reception was held at
the home Of the brides parents No 20 West Tenth
81 Mrs Bacon the brides mother. who assisted
at the reception. gown OF gray MORE, WIN
Mrs F. r. Gray. Of Boston. grandmother OF the
bride and Miss Gray; the Misses l5acon. VT, @ ana
Wr and Mrs Ernest \. Bigelow. NJ and Mrs 10
scph - Choate. Miss Choate Miss GarrettSon MT.
ward n swan Mr. and Mrs Francis L. Paris, Mr.
and Mrs Russell Murray, Mrs Henry. MS Ausin
Sticknev Miss Stichney Miss Georgana Wilmer
ding Mr.. and Mrs Rowland Wainwright and Mr..
and Mrs Arthur j. Peabody.
A small wedding took place yesterday afternoon
in the chantry OF Grace Church. Broadway ana
Tentb-st The bride WAS Mrs Florence Allen
Johnson. daughter Of Richard Douglas OF this city
and the bridegroom Russell D Hyde. son Of Jona-
than l. Hyde also Of this city. only the relatives
and a small number Of intimate friends of the
counle were invited to the ceremony. which WAS
norformed at o'clock by the Rev Percy Suckney
yis.h 400 ord .Tenth-st The bride. who wore
travcrng costume. entered the church win her
a,,,i,, Gaorgo Kobbe There no bridesmaids
It'd ~ honor best man ushers. lnmeNlateIE
after the ceremony Mr. and MIS-. HYDE s'ar'eu oi
their honeymoon
Nr and Mrs Joseph Augustine Cozzino gave a
,@esant reception and dance last evening AZ Incn i
home No. Sc West Fifty-thrd-ss ia ht,1 hoi11t Tenn
Matthew Charles McGannon, or NashVlIe, sn,r,
a niece OF Mrs CozZino. who was maIa,eu a aers .s
the aters home IN this CITY aS Iout rom until
o'clocl Mrs. Cozzino who wore a gown OF heHT, tS