New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

OF her two DAYS at home Her pretty home at No.
50 West Flfty-second-st. was specially decorated
with the choicest flowers of the conservatory. The
hostess, wearing a gown of gray bengaine en-
broidered with steel and trimmed with duchesse
lace. assisted in receiving by MIS- Charles
Fremont Mrs Stephen n. Brown and Miss Camp
bell Al the tea table were Miss Duncan and Miss
Jeanle Duncan sisters OF Mrs. watson, ana Mrs;
reception on Tuesday of next week, December IL.
Another interesting social happening OF the day
the reception given by Miss Railway at her
home No. 1913 West Fifty-seventh-st, to present
her nieces, Miss Kate Troup and Miss Adele Troup.
daughters OF the late William Edmond Troup, and
nieces OF Charles A. Troup. The drawing rooms
were ablaze with American Beauty roses ana 4
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OF white lace over white silk, while her sister MISS
e soe Sya White sk e Si wer in
receiving by. Miss Elizabeth Morris, whose gown
Mrs Charles Alexander Troup, aunts Of the
debutantesi Mrs John sym9nds Railway; Mrs 1.
Mrs. Philip A. H. Brown and Miss Brown, Of No.
10 West Seventy second-st.. give reception this
afternoon.
The debutantes OF the season had their first
formal dance last night. The occasion was the
first OF the Junior cotions. which was given at
Sherry's, the large ballroom beng used for the
entertainment This series OF cotillons was ar
and they have beel counted among the successful
dances Of the winter season. More than two hum
dred took part last night, and some pretty favors
were distributed in the different figures, Alex
Mise Edith CLARK daughter Of Mrs George G
Clark who presented to society on Saturday
adjoining the ballroom at midnight, and afterward
there was informal dancing The Reception S9m
Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes, Mrs. Alfred Pell, Mrs
Jacob w Miller. Mrs. b. Aymar Sands and MIS-
dances are Mrs Ernest r. Adee, Mrs. Charles b
Alexander, Mrs Lloyd s. Bryce, Mrs Mrs G George e
Holns Mrs John H. Gselin. Mrs. Henry u;
LOOMS, Mrs. Edward II. Ripley and Mrs. Richard
II. Williams.
The wedding of Miss Rhoda Cary Thomas, the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Z.
Thomas. of No 3l5 West Eighty-fourth-st., to Cor
nelus Wesley Luyster, jr., was celebrated at
o'clock last evening in the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF All Angels, West End-ave. and Eighty
frst-st. The regular choir Of the church sang, and
the ceremony performed by the Rev '" w.
Bellnger. rector OF Grace Church. Utica, n. ~ as
sisted by the rector Of All Angels Church. the Rev
s. De Lancey Townsend. The brides gown was OF
white satin, made plain, and the veil was OF tule
She carried bouquet OF white orchids ana MES
bride, was the maid OF honor She was In a gown
OF white Organde made Win broad green sash ahe
bridesmaids, similarly attired were Miss Lucy
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BuffalO; Miss Carolyn Fairchild Luyster and Miss
Ella tuysie OF Ono ne Mss Ethel scrymser
OF Staten Island and Miss Geneyieve o'Bren. Ben
}amn ba Gsbers Who received Silver card
from Mr.. Luyster, were Edward r. Carroll Edward
joseph Eager Harry Pnnar and w. Barton Bald
win, OF this city, and Albert Ferguson, OF Buffalo:
a AIief dance e for the Of the
the home Of the brides parents After their h1 tbsr
home at no 100 West Eighty-seventh-st
Miss Evelyn K Parsons, daughter Of Schuyler i.
Parsons will be introduced TO society this after
noon by her grandmother, Mrs. William Barclay
Parsons OF No sos Fifth-ave
Mrs. Arthur Bisseil, OF No. 60 East Fffty-sixth-
St will give the first OF her two days at home this
afternoon. Mrs. Sanford BsseI will assist in re-
ceiying.
Miss Clara williams Bennett, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Nathan Ives Bennett. was married last
evening 10 Augustus Hemphnl Bogert. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. BOgert. Of this city Inc
ceremony was performed at the brides home, NO
2lO West cumberland -thlrteth-st. at o'clock
by the Rev Dr. Charles Young, pastor or the
Church OF the Puritans Mrs. William Arthur
Gregory assisted the bride matron Of honor
wearing gown OF white mousseline de sole
trimmed with pink silk and carrying large bunch
OF pink roses The brides two sisters. Miss Fran
ces Bennett and Miss Helen Bennett In pretty
dresses OF pink moussene de sole over pink SILK
and carrying large punches Of pink roses. were |
Miss Benefits bridesmaids. The bride was at
tired in a handsome white silk net robe over white
taffeta, and tulle veil fastened with diamond ,n
dragon M e the White H fdse souqHf.
Bogerts best man was Richard Plnkham, anu |
Charles Bridel and Theodore Deuscher were the |
ushers. The bridegrooms present TO the best man
and ushers was a scarfpn OF pearls and diamonds. |
room which was prettily decorated with pink roses
and palms. and folowed by a reception. I AA,mons
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gregory Warren Higgins. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
bennett. Theodore DoughsTty. Mr., and Mrs
Charles Boger r James Bakeney ri Mr and Mrs nd
Mrs. Walter J. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fer
gusOR william PSmer9 oI I Red E TSd RAM MI
seph X "' wells els Mrs Hidden 7oiden. Mr. and Mrs
and Mrs. c. T.. Smith: Mr.. and Mrs; 4. Wagner.
NJ ana I Ill., Ma2 Dr and Mrs Otto Males
Mr.. and Mrs John Lind, Miss Freda Lind. Charles
Lind and Miss Emma Kopf.
Miss lima Lipmaa, daughter OF Mrs. Francis LIP
man, Of this city was married to Max subert. son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Bernard subert Of Chicago. az
noon yesterday. at Delmonicos. The Rev. DR..
Stephen H. Wise, Of the Temple B'nai Jeshurun,
Madison-ave. and Sxty-ffth-st. performed the
ceremony The bride was attlred in a gown OF pure
white satin the corsage OF frllled chiffon and the
skirt trimmed with long fringe and point lace A
veil I'm place. She carried bouquet Of white or
chids and lilies Of the valley Miss Ethel Lipman,
satin. was the maid OF honor Charles Subert OF
Chicago was his brothers best man. The ushers
were William Dreyfus and Morton Arendt whose
to Miss Ethel Lipman is set for Febru-
airy 20 at the same place. A reception and break
fast followed the ceremony yesterday. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Subert, parents
of the bridegroom, and Miss Subert, Of Chicago
Miss Ida Held OF Passaic, y. j. Mrs. f. r. Arendt.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Wronkow Mr.. and Mrs
j s. Harlem, Mrs. Michael Stackelberg, Mr.. and
Mrs Myron Wilson. the Misses Dreyfus Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 7. HOPPER and Mr. and Mrs. Silberstein.
MIR and Mrs. Subert will sail for England in the
steamship St Louis Wednesday OF next week.
They intend TO return in time for the wedding OF
Miss Lpman and Mr. Arendt
The wedding of Miss Fay VI. MacCracken. the |
only daughter of Chancellor Maccracken, of the |