New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02

thursday. FEBRUARY 2
SOCIAL NEWS AND NOTES.
One Of the most brilliant private affairs OF the
son was the ball given last evening at the Art
Rooms by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f Stillman. of
No. s5 Joralemon-st. in honor OF their daughters
Miss s,Illman and Miss Charlotte Rogers stillman.
the debutante Mrs Stillman received her guests
in a becoming gown OF white and gold orocade' with
diamond ornaments and diamond tiara Miss still
attred in pink satin trimmed ABOUT the
corsage with a garniture OF wild roses IN various
shades Of pink The debutante wore white lace. m
ished with a touch OF pink while Mrs. William
Burriage Kendall. another daughter. was In black
beaded lace About two hundred guests were pres
ent. The cot.llon was led by Howard HaseihuIsI
three figures the favors being candlestics, Empire
canes. artificial flowers and twisted rlooons ana
Japanese scenery for the girls For mo men there
were terra Gotta match-hoxes tiny Frencn ao. as
was decorated with pink tapestry In design OF
dainty hgrres psnee,6 WIN ehs also bor
dered the ceiling and studded the twis ropes o,
E w4Sn W was .erv H the small
between the art and assembly rooms. Here the
decorated with ropes Of green electric lights The
small apartment OVERLOOKING MOI. s i -. r,o
made into tiny drawing-roon, nnlshed IN me pre-
valing tint,
The Rev and Mrs william '. Kelley have Just
returned from trip 10 Florida
Mrs. John Van Buren, Thayer OF No. % Monroe
Place gave a reception yesterday from 10
o'clock in the evening. The hostess was attired IN
a silk popn 81 ashes-of-roses tint. trimmed WIN
pearl passementerle and lace and was assisted oy
her mother Mrs Henry T. Chatheld her sister
Miss Chatneld Mrs Law-is Bell Of M1 Errrssr,
TpslOw Mss Susie W9qatoTd Mss dah h.Rs;
rooms were adorned with pink roses.
A pleasant and thoroughly informal day at homo
was held by Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Francis Herreshotf,
OF No u Perrepont-st, yesterday afternoon anu
evening The awing rooms and supper tables
were decorated with pink roses For the afternoon
there the usual tea table win all ~ cam rsn
appointments but IN the evening a TtE"nia 81
deIcacies we're offered Tho guests and SER 20 ~
foreign style. Assisting the hostess wee NJ p
Hill Mrs Charles Este sh9les Miss Clara Co1 r3
and Miss Julia Herreshon. OF IlaAIla
next DAY at home will be the coming wednesday,
Mrs Edward Mann Of Lawrence, Long Island
who was Miss Hewitt and whose marriage tooN
place last fall will receive with her mo;neT' Mrs
Is. RI.
day and Wednesday, February ana :
Invitations have Just been issued for the marriage
Of Miss Elizabeth vlckens daughter OF MY. anu
Mrs Martin Henry Wlcksns, OF No. 26l Hehry-s'''
and Or George Morgan Muren. OF the Heights
The ceremony is 70 be held in Grace Pro[estant
Episcopal Church on Tuesday moruln5i, en- "a
X ar Il 80 o'clock. small reception VIII loAo" at
the home OF the bride
Mrs. william ". Hanley OF No. l.o5s Dean-st''
gave tea yesterday from until CLOCK IN the
afternoon followed by q musical IN the evening
Announcement has just been made Of the en-
rarArnent e, Miss Florence Brown. daughter 81 Ny.
and Mrs Joseph Z. Brown. Of No ~ Remse1-st..
ton MISS Brown Is favorite il Heights society.
The marriage Of Miss Ida Core, daughter q
Francis r core OF No. 50 -. FeiZ-st ana freo-
er.ck Sanford o. Plainheld y J., was solemnlzed
on Tuesday afternoon at 43o o'clock a. the nome OK
the bride the officiating clergyman being me fe'.
charles " Homer rector OF s.. James's protestant
Episcopal Church The bride was eowned IN IVORY
O,hi.e satin. and was given away by her iaIner.
rhe wedding rip is 10 include F-orda' 4eNds' MA
leo and Maine
The marriage Of Miss Lavina Taylor TO Frank
p Crandau vas soemnized last evening at the
-. - the brides father. William F. Taylor. No
I seS Putram-ave. at o'clock. The Rev Dr. w. -
Rhoads. pastor o: the Marcy Avenue baprst
church. oficated The bride was attred IN "hlle
elk with overdress OF white embroidered NOUS
seeine de sole and veil o. tnAe Her oouaue' vs.
., bride roses The maid o: honor was Miss Louise
Eoo.a % White Plains y. y. cousin Of the bride
-roo,, Her gown was OF white muslin over PINK
slk and her flowers were pink roses. ~. !as o Us
man was y. J711.111fian Fl Tsvior jr s-ursis Lin
} nike Augustus G.. Hasey and Dr. Augustus
Northr!ise
We. v.i,nifred steppe. daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs
Tohr Philip Steppe, and Or stephen Henry Luz
were married A. o'clock last evening ny ne Ne'-
~ po5ert J Kent, pastor % the Lewis Avenue
/ ronr-aga -ional Church The ceremony was PEI
,o-,ed =, The home or the brides parents No az
7.,ro,,-ave in tie presence o. a large NUMBER o.
g,1osts The bride was given away by her tather'
/ sr5 vas cov-ned IN white satin. with the coIsaSe
nd front panel % the skirt embroidered WIKI sAFe'
7rta~e vas a further embe. ishment OF duchesse
/ lace and the waist closed at the throat WIN
/ n rutzs wedding gift. diamond sunours- Ii''
| ,.u vas fastened with orange blossoms ana H9'
,cuo,at was 81 lilies OF tho valley Inc naIo % Io"o
80. cousin OF the bride. Miss Edna Cook o.
r,I,zaneth y. J She was attired In Whit 7% ,rS
..,,,~fir made over green taheta she carried I'm"
rl NJ DR. William McWiiams o. Mama I-ai.'
was best nan ne % us o,l.7. Mrs s,eppe mother
/ ~ me ,re veiours and Mrs : u Lutz mo her
eFHEo hriderroom wore hlac satin with 5rninI22G
/ ~, I'D point lace. After a oriaa lrip SOU" sr5
an S,d ,Eei~ post-nrntlal reception on me after
! TT6or and evening OF SATURDAY March :.
Mrs Beers Frost. Mrs. : Van der b.' M5r r,,.,
"a Me- rrost OF 10 81 Bedford-avN.. will give
az I'M an Thursday February g, from until
2 t.. A
ppFDTcTION OF DEATH FULFILLED.
THE REV. MR. s1MoNs EXPIRED At MIDNIGHT
AS HE SAID he WOULD.