New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-22

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ten and Mrs Charles Albert Heaton were among
those who gave days at home.
The third meeting this season OF the Saturday
Evening Dancing Class. organized many years ago
by Mrs. Philip J. Sands, and which until this win
ter held its sessions at the Mendelssohn Assembly
Rooms. in West Fifty-hfth-st.. given at Del
eeyed BY Mrs t SANDS and i" Mrs Edward King The
cotillon was led by Charles Sheriff. and the favors
included fancy writing pads and golf pais
Formal announcement is made OF the engagement
Of Miss Maria de Braekeleer, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Edmund Braekeleer OF No. 26S West Ninety
eighth-st TO Oscar f. Melvin. a member OF the
Lotos and Catholic clubs. The wedding, which is
TO be private will take place on Thursday evening
February .. In the Roman Catholic Church OF 81
Francis Xavier West Sixteenth-st.
President and Mrs. Mckinley gave a dinner party
Friday evening at the White House, at which
the engagement OF Miss Clara Shields, OF Canton,
Ohio TO c. r. Schultz. OF this city. announced.
Miss Shields who has been guest at the White
House for several days. Is beautiful girl Of the
brunette type and is accomplished musician.
She is greet fs SSs With I'D b and Mrs
water business in this city, arrived In Washington
Friday afternoon 70 be one Of the guests OF
for the wedding.
The marriage Of Miss Maude Latta, the only
daughter Of Mrs. Samuel Nichols Latta Of Leaven-
worth Kan to Frederick Camp Biegs. of Tru-
mansburg, n. Y. took place Monday evening
last, January &C. IN the state apartments OF the
The Rey pr Tho KchSd Te Witch
only the. relatives OF the couple were present
1t was said yesterday that date had yet been
set for the marriage of Miss Virginia Fair to Will
lam X. Vanderbilt. jr.. and in any case the we'd
ding ceremony will not be performed at the Rose
oeirchs and her sister Miss Fair, at Newport; as
the house will not be ready for occupancy beloIie
iaid When hs the he enlargement Of Miss Fair Mr.
Vanderbilt was announced at which time "orK oh
the new structure was ordered stopped
Mrs George W. Holland Of No 524 Fifth-aye.'
has sent out cards for a reception on Saturday
afternoon January IS, from until o'clock
The engagement is announced Of Miss Grace
Hamilton Jones' daughter of Professor and Mrs.
William D. Jones of No. 543 west one hunoIee9-
of tbs sity The wedding viii not take place until
next spring.
The news Of the marriage OF Miss Adah Bryant
daughter OF Mrs. John Bryant. Of Virginia 10 D.
Craig Havomeyer. a son Of James Havemeyer' OF
this city, which took place in Washington ~ T.
on Friday last was a complete surprise 10 '"e
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the illness OF the mothers Of the young couple the
wedding was small one The marriage ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Byron Sunderland, the
assistant pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church
of which the Rev. DR.. T. De Witt Talmage Is
pastor About week ago Miss Bryant, who lives
ington with GHapfPPon t mr. 'Reieeh. on Friday
engaged parI9r ~ 90 ra "a e Who was accom-
panied by his best man, John NJ Galloway OF !n,s
city Mss B 26 snq nfr cR Va Mr.
who lives with his parents NJ ana MIS- J"e
stock broker, with an office in Broad-st' he is a
grandson Of the late eX-Mayor William r. HaVe-
meyer.
Invitations have been received in this city for the
marriage of Miss Susan Sterling Nash, daughter OF
Mrs. Andrew Eliot Nash. 10 William Anthony
Miner OF JOINS 5hiS Church. bridgeport Conn
Wednesday afternoon, February l.
NJ. 1obr G. Neeser. Of No East sixty-hfth-st,
has cards out for a dinner party on Thursday
evening February Q In honor OF Miss Therese Ise-
lin daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian lsehn' Jr'
Miss Ogden OF No. 81 West Twentieth-st.' gave
a small dinner party last evening
DR.. and Mrs Fessenden OTIS OF No West FIJI
neth;st: have cards out out for fol dinner party Oh
Mr. and Mrs. James Abercrombie Burden Of No
sos Fifth-ave.. cards out for dance At their
home Saturday evening. February l.
At the next Assembly Ball. which will take place
IN the grand ballroom al the Waldorf-Astoria on
Thursday February 2, the coton will be led by
Alexander NJ. Hadden.
Mrs Edmund A. Smith and her daughter, Mrs.
Gormon gave the first OF their two receptions on
Wednesday afternoon at their home. No. 226 Madi-
son-ave. when they were assisted In receiving by
Mrs. William T. Hunter, who wore a gown Of pale
silvery gray brocade: Miss Elose Lent who was in
pink satin and moussene de sole; Mrs. Quackenbos
and Miss Hattie Brown. Mrs Smith wore costume
of black satin brocade trimmed with Jet. while Mrs
Gormon was in Paris gown OF turquoise bIue SIX
During the hours of the reception from from until
o'clock there was music BY the Se@potadn, OrGhes
wSch the guests were the members Of the receiving
lam T Hunter Dr. Quackenbos. Alfred Baldwin and
William Mulch Mrs Smith and Mrs. Gormon VIII
give their second reception on Wednesday AFTER
noon next
Mrs Dallas B. Pratt. OF No. "a West Forty
eighth-st, has arranged to give a small dance In
honor Of her eldest daughter on Monday. April 3.
Mrs X NJ Mabley. Of No. 81 West Seventy
seventh-st., gave a luncheon for young people at
the Waidorr-Astoria Yesterday afternoon, after
which her guests attended one OF the theatres IN
upper Broadway Miss Mabley Will give a cara
party at her mothers home tomorrow evening.
Mrs Richard Leland sweezy and the Misses
Sweezv Of No. Ct Convent-ave., Washington
Heights, will resolve informally on the third Mon
days until May.
The Misses Norwood, OF Madson-ave and Sew
enty-ninth-st., gave their second reception on
Wednesday afternoon last. They were assisted by
Mrs Samuel Verplanck Hoffman, Miss Morse, Mrs;
Robert Raston Crosby. Miss Louise Hoins and
Mrs. J. Todhunter Thompson
Tho marriage Of George w. WIngate, OF NO llOO
Dean-st Brooklyn, n son OF the well-known civil
enginoer and Miss Maude Coque.otte Lamb OF
No JIG West One hundred-a -sixth-st, Manhat-
tan, will take place at the home OF the bride 70
morrow owing to the recent death OF the prize
uncle only relatives will be present at the nupuai
service.