New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-15
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Yesterday was a somewhat busy one with rec.n-
tions. one Of the largest being given by Mrs Robar,
Hoe at her home No II East Thirty-sixth-st in
honor OF her daughter Mrs. Samuel Morley Evans
whose marriage was quietly celebrated last spring
in the West Presbyterian Church. II was the nrs,
reception held in honor Of the young bride ana
hundreds of friends attended and extended thar
CONGRATULATIONS Mrs Evans was assisted in "a
ceylng by Mrs Hoe, her mother; Mrs Anthony
Evans her sster-n law, and Mrs Arthur G. James
In another drawing room Miss Ruth Lawrence Hos
received assisted by four OF her young friends Mis-
sallie Dominick the Misses Hubbard and Mss
Margie Hurlbut Another large reception In tia
afternoon was given by Mrs Alfred Peil at her
home No 80 West Thirty -eighth-st. Mr.. and Mrs
William Macnevin Purdy, whose wedding was
pleasant incident Of the late winter season gave
a reception at their home. NO. ~ East Sixty.
thrd-st.
Mrs Frederick Edward Ballard. OF No. p West
Seyenty-thrd-st.. also gave A reception yesterday
afternoon in honor Of her young daughter, Mia,
G Gs m%S e sole n Tfcsy E She
sisted by Miss Grace Powers Miss Lillian Welsh,
hTs aay eye dance n@ al hery about h,
time, for her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs William James Goulding. Of No a
West Sixty eighth-st gave a large reception. win
music, from until II O'clock last evening
The marriage OF Miss Alice Maude Wing dangh.
ter OF the late Charles Tudor Wing, Of this city to
DR. Matthias Niooll, jr., was solemnzed yesterday
afternoon, In the apartment Of the brides mother,
No loo broadway As published in The Trb.
une, yesterday, the Invitations which had been
sent out for the marriage and reception were hur-
riedly recalled on account Of the death Of me
brides uncle frahcls Fans wing Whlch occurred
In Norwalk, Conn, on Tuesday evening. only tle
immediate relatives were present at the ceremony;
which was performed by Bishop Farley the Auxl
larry Bishop Of the New-York Diocese. DR.. Ncol
and hts bride started their wedding trip soon
after the ceremony there being OF course. no re-
ception.
The first Of the Friday Evening Dances will Be
held this evening at sherrys ghen Alexande IN
Hadden, whose partnerr, WIN De MISS harriet Dea-
field will lead the cotill0n.
At Sherry's Also tonight. the dancing class or
ganized by Mrs. Alfred NJ. Snedeker and NM
George Evans, will have its first meeting.
Mrs William Aston who has not entertained only
In the most informal way since her return from
Europe, has cards out for dinner party on Thurs.
day evening December q, at her home, No. 81
Fifth-ave
The engagement is announced Of Miss Anne
Louise Horn. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Frederic
w Horn, Of South Orange, 10 William sayfs
Woodruff OF TINS city
From Paris comes the news of the engagement Of
Miss Kane to Robert Dana, sen OF the well known
artist OF Paris. Miss Kane has made her nome
the French capital for several years
Mrs. Joseph T. Low, Of No. 81 West Fitty-seccn&
ST., will give a small dinner party this evening
Mrs. Egbert Guernsey and Miss Florence Guernsey
will give a reception at their home. No. ISL Central
Park South on Tuesday next, December 49, IN hoh'3
of Mrs. Fiske.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Judson Gould. OF West Fifty-ninth-st for
the wedding reception Of their daughter MISS
Eleanore Frances Gould, 10 Walter Dana swan, on
Thursday afternoon, December p, from uhti!
o'clock.
The marriage OF Miss olive Beatrice Mine daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mine. OF No. Il West
Eighty -sixthst TO Dr. David j. RULER Nv. WIZ tske
place on Thursday evening, January =, IN the Nash'
ington Square Memorial Church.
The artists az Mr. Bagby's ninety-nnth musical
morning at the waldorf Astoria, next Monday WI
be Nine Nevada, Mr.. Bispham ana Max behulA'
violintst-
A rscention was given yesterday by Mrs T. caro-
liner Iattell at No. s35 Park-ave TO introduce her
daughter Miss Helen Arcadia LttelL MISS Ls'.ei'
who is the granddaughter OF the Ia1e ,a,.s
Harrington Of Delaware. was asslstee .s n eGty'
Elizabeth Littell and Miss Robinson, {" mn . % Miss
Miss Mary du Pont, OF wilmington n nSd Nlss
Esther Mitchell. OF Philadelphia over eight nun
bred Invitations were sent out
1oh, w Oliver Editor and publisher OF ''rhs
vOnLars Statesman" and Mrs. Maria DUBOIS OF
Kingston were married last evening IN hon ,e.'"
Mr. Oliver ia eighty-four years OLD anu Ms D''1
forty-eight This is Mr. divers thIiu no -.
The ceremony took place at Rose Cot'ase' 'no 80
of Mr. Oliver in Warburton-aye, ana '"et' 80
about one hundred and fifty guests present iH'
ooreronv was performed by the Rev j. T. Fiic'
nasto- ~ the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
which Mr.. oliver attends. The bride wore s'eei
colored silk gown and carried a bouquet OF ortS'
roses There were no bridesmaids mdus y. nS' ~
hest man or ushers. The witnesses VINO slgheu .ngs
Wedding certificate were Mayor Leslie SutheF1sha
and City Judge William c. Kellogg. ~, 90,
After the ceremony repast was served Ai, az.
Mrs oliver will not so on wedding trip Atnons
the guests present last night were City Attorney
I irving Burns Mr. and Mrs. John +. Andrus, ex
Mayor Norton p. Otis, Charles X OTIS Judge anu
The Rev DR. David Cole, ex-Mayor James II. Weller
the Rev. and Mrs. James f; Freeman and me rev a.
BORN Rr a ono A nrS 80 i His atSer was
baltimore County Maryland. The son learned me
organize the Washngtonian temperance movements
in New-York, and in 1912 he and mis- brother lsasc
hay sar {Sf 9Tasf ny foH5
temperance paper Mr. oliver sold his pr ba Been IN
control OF The Yonkers Statesman =
South Orange. n. j., Dec II (speclaD.-A' .n''
First Presbyterian Church this evening MISS Nc
becca Whitlock Brush, daughter OF MI and '
Clinton f. Brush. of Irvng-aye. was married "
George Benjamin Toye. OF Toronto, Canada oy tle
Rev DIR. George L. Spinning The churen T Ma
decorated with arches Of holly and mlste,Vs;, n
maid OF honor Miss Cornelia BruSni saSS Tove
the bride The bridesmaids were MISS i-uilt s5ia
OF Toronto, sister OF the bridegroom MISE ooSten
Moore of South Orange. Miss Adrlana > QtaDdSSS .,
bush of New-York; Miss Grace l. Brush s,ST p,,ts
the bride and Miss Jane RObb Murdock OF a.
burg The best man was Clinton T.. BrHsn. a.
brother OF the bride. and the ushers We're TIhsr5
Brown OF Toronto; Frederick W Moss ana tff,i,er,
n. Moss. OF Brooklyn cousins or the prlue .,arS
w Brush brother of the bride; watson -. IN I'm
or Cresskill n. j.; Harre a. Quackenbusn' OF 80
York. and w. Arthur Babcock OF South u,ansJs
The bride wore a gown of white salln IlmSSSLs g.
with point lace and made with full train. sns
tulle vel and carried bouquet OF uNc esrs
the valley reception was held AFTER me ~.
mony at the home OF the bride. Mr.. ana Ms' 80 80
will return TO spend Christmas AT the BRIDES ho~
and then will leave for their home IN toronto