New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-12
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.


duce her daushter-in-law. Mrs. William Crane
Ivson. who since her marriage. five years ago. has
made her home in Cleveland, Ohio. and who. with
Mr.. Ivison. Is about to take up her permanent
residence in this city. II was the first recep-
ton given by Mrs. ID. B. Ivison since her re-
turn last fall from her trip around the world.
the death OF her brother-in-aw. James A. Par
sons, forcing her into retirement at that time
The drawing rooms were prettily decorated with
some foliage. plants. clusters Of American Beauty
and brilliant spring flowers. Mrs. Ivison, the
hostess. wore a gown Of lavender velvet trimmed
with lace and spangies. She assisted In re-
ceiving by Mrs. William c. Ivson; whose gown
was combination OF black and white lace w n,l
auoise blue silk. and Miss Ivison. in an effective
gown OF yellow null Among the guests were e, MI,
Or. and Mrs. Looms, Mr.. and Mrs. John Harsen
Rhoades Mr and Mrs Van InSsn NJ , and R Mrs
era a Mr. .' and Mrs Henry HOLSTER Mr. and
K Kes M and Mrs joseph erns Mrs Hood
Wright Mrs. John Hall. Mrs. stmson. Or; and
Mrs. E. Percy Moran and W. North Duane.
Mrs Duncan Elliot who passed the greater part
Of the winter in the South. has arrived at DELL
main. her cottage. in Narragansett-ave, Newport.
for the season.
Charles A. Coe gave a small informal entertain
ment last night at his home No. elS Fifth
given to him by a few Of his friends last February.
The evenings fun was begun with a small play,
entitled Cups and Saucers" in which Miss How
land and Harrison B. Hodges appeared IL was
followed by a Spanish dance In costume by MISS
Martha Townsend. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs James
Rodman Townsend. and niece Of Mr. Coe; MISS
Gregory. Miss Alice Gillet Miss Angelica Chur n
Miss Nicoll Miss Rowland. and Miss Bertha > u
let Then came a prouette. In which the dancers
were Miss Rosina Boardman, Miss Townsena.
H Mendfy featnpes followed Loyal Farrsgu ap
pearng in a coon sketch. Informal dancng wa s IN
1ges IN moes the guests who numbered about
seventy-fve. were Mr. and Mrs Jose AymS Sr,r M
Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer, Miss Garrison MT
and Mrs Henry E. Goethe Misses Williamson ana
De Witt Williamson.
In the ballroom at Sherry's last evening MISS
Estelle Buckley. daughter Of Edward Buckley. was
married to Alfred Roehler. nephew OF David M
Kochler. this city. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Dr. Gustav Gottheil. OF the Temple
EMANUEL the couple standing in bower OF apple
blossoms The bride was attred in rich gown OF
white satin ws Es ase and
diamond ornaments. Benno Loewy, cousin OF
the bridegroom was oe or ihn relatives and few
personal friends, and later reception was heio IN
tho ballroom
To-day will see many weddings Miss Mary
Crosby Hurry daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Edmund
Abby Hurry OF No. 1l3 East Thirty-eighth-st Will
be married to Walton Cheesborough Peckham. eld-
est son of Mr.. and Mrs Walton NJ. Peckham, at 3
o'clock In the Church OF the Heavenly Rest: Miss
Helen Margaret Gradam. stepdaughter OF Alexan-
der Robert Chisholm. will be married to Lester
Mullen del Garcia at noon In Trinity ChapeI; MISS
Marie Sidney retner daHsh1e9 OF Mr. r. ann ass
I. Powell in St. Patricks Cathedral; Miss T Belle
per will be- married to Buchanan Houston in the
South Presbyterian Church: Miss Viola Patterson,
be married to Charles Frederick Burhans. OF War
renburg, " Y. in All Angels Church and Miss
Alexander will be married to r. Clayton De Forest
In the Church OF the Divine Paternity.
The fashionable wedding in Washington. D. c.
to-day will be that OF Miss Jane Fuller daughter
OF Chief Justice and Mrs Fuller. TO Nathaniel
LeavItt Francis which will be celebrated In 81
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. Bishop Henry
Y. sat,erlee OF the Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Of Washington will ofclate at the ceremony, whicn
viii be followed by ars Ss SrSe who s made her
social debut three years ago. will have as ,,n ner
Mss Lsey daeehter OF Bishop and
Mrs satterlee; Miss Edith Davidge and MISS F1s rs
mary sartorls. the debutante daughter OF MIS-
Nellie Grant Sartoris.
The passengers the road coach Pioneer yes
terday on its trip from the Holland House 10 the
Casino al the Hudson and return. were
X.
chisholm Frederic Wilson. Becker and NJ. H.
Hirshfed of San Francisco. William r. Read was
the coachman.
Mrs James Fontane Maury will give an AFTER
noon reception on Thursday at her home NO
Washington Place Morristown, n. j., in honor OF
her mother Mrs Clarke 5. Brown.
Julien T. Davies Of this city. has rented his cot
tage. Pnecroft in Paradise-ave. Newport, 10 An
drew c. Zabriskie. Of this city, for the coming
summer
Miss Maud Madeline Miller. daughter OF MT ana
Mrs Henry w Miller was married last evening
to Edward Whitehouse. Of New-Brghton. at the
home OF the brides parents In 81. Marks Place
New Brighton Staten Island. the Rev James
Burke assistant at st. Peters Churcn New
brighton officiating The bride was ATTENDED o!
Miss Miriam Perkins, OF Washington, H. -. anu
Ittls Miss Babette Fisk served page. Norman
Whitehouse brother OF the bridegroom. was pest
man reception followed the ceremony
Rutland VT. April 1.-THE marriage OF MISS
Pauline Brooks daughter OF the late Paul Brooks
to DR.. W. w Quinton. United States Army sur
eeon stationed at Santiago de Cuba TOOK place
this evening at the brides home here. The bride
u,as given in marriage by Richard X. sheidon. OF
New-York Major William Quinton, OF the lfth
frn,ted states Infantry, father OF the brldegroom
and Mrs Ouinton were present. Inc pride latIei
uho died recently, member or the pankins
al ~ Rrooks brothers at Guantanamo. Cuba
at a