New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
THE WEEK IN SOClEI IL.


Tho last full week OF the season was ratheI puSS'
ON Monday night Mr.. and Mrs. Iieber X bshop
rovo cotillon nj their home. No. sn flfth-aV'''
where Worthlngton Whitehouse led, WIN N'"'
BIshc2 ard on the same night tho thlrn IN" -
OF tho Junior Cotillons. organized ny MS 49,
NJ Dodge and several other women In society P.,'
irti,. for dobutontos took place at Sherrys. hr.
and Nrs Rlshop's entertainment was full-ii"nSen
ball and in It's rich setting Will take rank WIN rn'
several notable dancing parties OF the se'N0"' -
Junior Cotillon at Sherry's was bfiIliant anu ~
uphtfIl dance there being notable ass'mphke
of tho Young set According to the present az
,nirablo arrangement the girls had their own part
nors in the dance and at supper, and there "eI'
no pangs Of jca ously provoked. Inc youns pup,
were received by Mrs. George Blrd' Mrs. r''''
F. K!nnIcutt. Mrs. j. Harry Alexandre. "'S ~"
son Phelps Stokes and Mrs Arthur NJ DV"s'
led the cotillon with Miss Sands some II 81 IN ~,
Wiss MnrgiIerite chaplin Miss Gertrude AlexandI'
Miss susan Hall Batter. Miss Justine Cgttlng ra MIs,
dnid tho Misses Dc Peyster Miss Babcock MS MlsS
Maud Hall the Misses Van Rensselaer, Mss Miss uiss
Tnw!s he Misses Stokes. Miss Gallatin. Miss Joe
phne Drexel Miss Sands. Mis- & van u,ss SeST Tirany
Miss l'' Du Pont Miss Helen Peabody Miss DIX MISS
Barley and the Misser Barnes
Another pleasant incident on Monday night was
tho small dance for young people given ny mr.
Edward Scccomb. Of No. West forty-SeEr"''
ST. Delmonico's The co,ill9n Vas ,Idr ed ey ,ncId
ing monkeys in swings and stuned pa'ro'S WIZ
distributed in the several figures
Mrs. Carl schefcr on Tuesday night gave a small
dance nj her home 30. 20 West Thirty-sevonth-st'
I'm honor Of her young daughter. Miss b"f'ha
Schefer one Of the seasons debutantes. clusters
Of American Beauty and garlands of aspara-
gus and smilax decorated the drawing roon ",Gs IG
,tspc +.
with Miss Schefcr
Wednesday was lively day. and In spite OF IN"
storm Mrs Dunlap Hopkins's reception witn
music. at her apartments in the Brunswick. Fltth-
ave and Tventy-slxth-st. at which Mr.. ana MrS'
Ronzing sang was we'll attended. There was 4
crush Of fashionable people in the 'hurch oi '"'
Holy Communion sIxth-avc. and Twenteth-st.' 70
sec Miss Margaret Gray Bacon, daughter ot MT.
and urs Francis Mcneil Bacon. made the wife or
Clinton Gilbert. The wedding was pretty and anmT.
rnntbcr Mrs F. r Gray OF Boston. wore the con
ventional white satin ma iace ana aoJn,Sons JrWr Thn
bridesmaids Miss Susan Jackson ana MISS Etn,I Ei,
Merritt cousins OF the bride made pretty plct-
oro1 recontion which was well attended followed
the ceremony at the home OF Mr. ana MIS- Bacon
IN West Tenth-st
Another wedding n small one on Wednesday
afternoon. was that OF Mrs Florence AIIah 'o"'-
son. daughter Of Richard Douglas. OF this city 20
Dre u HYDE OF Jonathan ]" iiSh'' "a '''''
ctv which was celebrated in the chantry OF Grace
church broadway and Tenth-st The Rev. Percy
ciicknev Grant the rector OF the Church Of the
Ascension performed the ceremony IN tle prs H.
customary wedding reception vas also dlspenus@d u
win Tho bride who secured divorce from VIII
mot Johnson nearly half a dozen years ago was
given away by her cousin, George kobbe
Thursday brought a concourse Of teas not
formal receptions. but simply days set aside IN
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night was a full one. There the second and
last Of the Assembly balls. at tho Waldorf-AS-
toria; Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Tailers dinner ana
vaudeville at Sherry's and large dinner by MT
and Mrs Henry D. Babcock at their home, 40 =
West Forty-nnth-st.. in honor Of their pretty
daughter Miss Alice " Rabcock. The guests ot
tho IA abcocks. about sixty in numhor were Young
70 Tho Assembly Mr. and Mrs. Tailers guests
enjoyed good dinner ana later SonT
Monroe and Mack tho negro comedians ana se'-
eral songs by Miss May Irwin
In addition 10 these entertainments there VIII be
several weddings of interest 10 fashionable society
In the Church Of the Heavenly Rest. Fifth-ave. ana
Forty-hfth-st at noon on Tuesday. whlch VII! Do
Shrose Tuesday. will occur the marriage, Pi MISS
Marsarc. Olivia Slocum. daughter OF to.ope. )
Jermain Slocum to Sherman Flint. the second son
of Dr and Mrs Austin Flint. q East Thirty
fourth-st The ceremony Will be performed by the
rector the Rev. DR.. u. Parker Morgan ana WINE
a large number OF invitations have been issued ior
the church. the breakfast which follows at th'
home Of the brides father. No. 81 East SiNty-htth-
:, will he attended only by the members or me
TWO families and a few Of the personal irennS ot
the young couple The bride VIII De IN a. 10" u ~ ~
white satin. trimmed with some eNP.@iSte @ r"o suc'
which worn by h"r mother Miss Anna rug
giles 4 cousin. and daughter OF General hrEges. V
Washington will be the maid Of honor. There VIII
he no bridesmaids Nj Flint. who gave his fare,
well bachelor dinner last night at ms nom'' W. Tlt
have Or Austin Flint: (r., as ms pest man. ',e
Jshers viii be Or. William 6. Iusk Sydney ~
p McMaster and Louis Haight Mr.. and Mrs
Flint after their honeymoon. which VIII ne passed
in the South will make their home with Ooohe'
Slocum.
Another large and fashionable wedding on Tues
day afternoon will be that Of Miss Frances Dana
Archbold the youngest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
John D. Archbod. OF No 90 East ThIrty-seventh-
ST 70 Frederic C. Walcott formerly Of New-York
Mills y. Y. which will be celebrated M o'clock
In s.; Bartholomew's Protestant Episcopal Church
Madson-ave and Forty-fourth-st. The Rev. Dr.
David II. Greer the rector, will perform the cere-
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Archhold The
or the bride Miss May Barron, Miss Daisy Shepard
and Miss Alice Everard Strong Mr.. Wacotts
The ushers viii be William Graves OF Boston, Ar
thur Walcott. brother Of the bridegroom; J9hn r.
Norman Williams and George 5: Brewster Mr.
and Mrs. Walcott will sail for Europe IN a rev
days for long trip through Great Britain and the
Continent.
The meeting Of the Friday Evening Dancing
Class the destnics of which are presided over by
Mrs benjamin s Church. which was he'd at
Sherrv's on Friday night last was one Of the larg-
est and most enjoyable Of the winter. The dance
was the last but one of the series the final one
being scheduled for Friday evening. April = on
Friday night there were sCme pretty decorations
I'm the ballroom. ana in the room where the young
people were received by Mrs. Arthur J. Peabody.
Mrs John NJ Bowers Mrs. John Jay Clarkson
Mrs Walden Pen. Mrs. George Schicffolln. Mrs
Henry r. Hickman. Mrs. James J. IIigglnson and
Mrs Stuyvcsant Fish Morris. representing the
patronesscs. > large number OF guests from other
cities were present. as cards Of invitation are