New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-01
INCIDENTS an SOCIETY.

| largely attended wedding yesterday az noon
was that OF Miss Bertha Leslie Terrell daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Leslie Terrell. OF No IL
East Fftieth-st. 10 Wilfrcd Buckley son Of
+, Henry Buckley. Of Birmingham England, which
was celebrated in the Protestant Episcopal Church
| OF All Souls Madison-aye. and Sixty-sIxth-st The
| Rev. DR.. K Heber Newton the rector ~ the
| church. oficlated AT the ceremony. which fol-
! lowed by reception at the home OF Nr. and Mrs
Terrell The bride gown % white SATIN
with garniture OF point lace. and veil also q
point lace. The latter fastened with a hand
some diamond ornament. and she wore. besides.
riviere OF uianohah. a present rom her father.
! gown was Of white Lace md who wore lace veil
caught up with diamond aigrette ornaments Of
the same being used TO hold the tulle wells worn by
the bridesmaids The latter who wore gowns OF
Jane seney Plummer Miss Margaret Winsor Of
Boston; Miss Eleanor Thomas, Miss Mande Sin
Winthrop White OF Boston. The ushers were wal
| ter Alexander John &. Runkie. Edward Il. War
! rem. McLane Van fneen. Joseph H. sutton and
| Prescott Slade.
The marriage OF Miss Gussie Aver Thorn the
only daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. william b. Thorn.
Of No East Fifty-sixih-st.. 10 Henry Douglas
! Parmelee took place 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon in the Church Of the Divine Paternity. Gen.
trail Park West and Seventy-sxih-st. The pastor.
the Rev. DR. Charles H. Eaton performed the
ceremony which followed by reception at
the home OF the brides parents. The bride who
was given away by her father. wore gown ~
white satin. trimmed with duchesse lace and chif-
fon. Her veil OF tulle was edged with lace, and
she carried bouquet OF w9 9 roses r. MISS Mary
was OF pink net over pink six the bridesmaias
In gowns Of white net, yelled over pink taffeta,
niece Miss mile Parme lee. Augustus s Peabody
ushers were George a Phelps George Knight
Budd Wade and George Gurnee. Of this city, and
the, bridegroom The men were classmates OF the
bridegroom at Yale.
Tuxedo Park since the beginning Of the holiday
season has been unusually gay. Fortunately, tho
cold snap which developed In the early part Of the
week put the surrounding country in its best FORM
and outdoor sports have prevailed. The skating
has been excellent, although there has been no
scighng for several weeks. Last night the club
house presented a lively The inclosed paz-
had been hung with ropes Of laurel and ever
green. and the supporting posts covered with
spruce trees. and from the roof hung many Chinese
lanterns with electric lamps inside. The large fire.
place opposite the main entrance 10 the clubhouse
was filed with logs for the temperature at Tuxedo
last night several degrees lower than In the
city Numerous dinner parties were given AT tho
club. and after dinner all the cottage people came
I'm for the performance Of Cssy Lotus. which pre-
fore midnight large bowl Of eggnog was brough,
into the ballroom. and at the stroke OF Y o'clock
in a cup of the FAMOUS Tuxedo brew. Some Of
those present Mr. and Mrs. George Grlswod,
Walker BTsese s%i1s Mr, ana M5s. VINES R,
Garrison. Mr. and Mrs. iiliam Kent, Mr Eand
Mrs william p. Dlnsmore jr Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierre Lorard Ronalds Edward n. Taibr Mrs.
Henry l.. Burnett Mr. and Mrs Pierre Lorillard.
jr., and Miss Post.
Mrs NJ Washington clarendon and Miss clarendon
gave a reception. which was practically house,
warming. yesterday afternoon AZ their home.
No 81 Riverside Drive. The decorations were dis
tinctly Of the holiday character and after the
guests began 10 arrive in great numbers there was
singing by the Neapolitan band OF singers Mrs.
clarendon, who was assisted I'm receiving by her
daughter gown OF gray brocade. Mss
clarendon in gown OF corn-colored satin and
chiffon. In the line assisting were Mrs Archibald
McIlwane. Mrs. Walter lockwood Ferris Mrs.
John Elderkn. Miss Edna Montgomery. Miss Smp-
son. Miss o Brien. Miss Mountain. Miss Hill. Miss
Pauson, Miss Martin. Miss Edna Storm. Miss
Wilkinson. Miss Terry Miss Pippey the Misses
Brown and Miss Smedley. The ushers were Andrew
f. Foye. William Il. Denison. John s Tebbetts. o.
car s. Rogers. Irving lifts Henry Hardesty.
Charles Boucher, Carlton Crane. George Lowther.
jr., Elon Hobbs. Edwin Fisher Theodore Wilson.
DR.. williamson Ambrose Todd. Meredith Tn
derhill, Edgar Laing. Harry Slater and Harry
Duane Among the CHESTS were Dr. ana Mrs.
". Gill Wylie the Misses Wylie. Mrs.
Frederick Has5rouck Mrs. Charles /. Acker.
DR.. and Mrs. l. c. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs Charles e.
orvis. Mr.. and MIS- Frederick orvis, Or. and Mrs.
Galauiet. the Rev. and Mrs. Henry Chamberaine.
Mr. end end Mrs Eugene Frazer Ms Gruger NJ
Rensselaer,. Mr., and Mrs Herbert St. john Webb.
Gillespie, Mr and Mrs Nicholas Pa.ler. Nj and
Hs RGSeF f s. and ES M eyrus clark E! r and
ThG% Mr. pmDnd Mr A., ana MIR r. Haef lax DR.
a@a Miss WHIT anmsa s MP ana MIR Mrs Pemsg
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. George Elliott Little Colonel
snd Mrs Mrs kat@Ss Mg AM M sad MP
Watts Do end Mrs j f. NeyMIcombe III. s ana
back. the Misses Ryer and Mrs. Frederick q.
Smedley. After the reception there dinner
lrf he th., sl he u 10
lowed by card party and at midnight an IN
formal dance.
reception and dance were given last evening by
Mr. and Mrs. NJ schWarz at their home, No. aoi
West ne-hundred and thirty-frst-st. In honor OF
their debutante daughter. Miss Daisy Schwarz.
short play acted by amateurs. and there were
music and Rotations Among those present were
Mrs. Lansbe~g Frank Mollenhaur Mr. aud Mrs;
kr sGnSnm w sh5 c. Sn puS
lon Dr.. and Mrs Klein. Mr.. and Mrs F. N s""ft'
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Plechner and Herbert Moses
Mrs. Henry Brewer and Miss Brewer of ~. iS
West Fifty-seventh-st. will De At home informally
on Friday afternoons. until April
pleasant dance was given at sherry's on
Wednesday evening last by Mrs J. + H'aes' In
honor of her debutante daughter Miss GuSsie
Henes Informal dancing and an elaborate supper
were enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. = NJ b W5deiSe
Mr. and Mrs William Ii. klenke MISS Maae. ,h
Ehret Miss Elsie Ehret the Misses kupP.rt, uns
Misses Gilllg Miss Chatillon. Miss Stadler Mss
Schnatz John b. Hasslochcr and Mt ana MIS-
Carl Stangen Of Berlin.
On Friday evening last Mrs. James : Barcus
gave a musical AZ her home, No 6sl West hnd-aVe'
The principal soloist Miss Bertha 'ushihs'
contralto of New-York formerly of Boston VINO
sang several simple ballads by Buck, Nevin ana
Norris and several compositions of heavier style
hv Mrs Reach Holmes and Saint -S.ens MISS
Cushing has just returned from Paris, where she
studied under Nine Renee Richard. ana was also
a pupil of Augusta Holmes Miss Gushing mas neeh
recently engaged 10 sing IN the choir OF the Dn',yn
-, tho Messiah Among those present were Mf'
onl NIrs y : Peale Mr. and Mrs. 4. y. Botee,