New-York tribune., 1899-12-29
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

There was no break yesterday in the holiday
entertainments for the children who have not yet
finished their studies lessons and have yet 10
make their formal bow in society One OF the pleas
ant incidents in the afternoon was cOtillon given
by Mrs. William Barclay Parsons, at her home NO.
III Miss sylvia Parsons not vet out in society. Mrs.
Frederic Gaatn gave Christmas tree party alu anu
home, Fifth-ave. and F1fty-third-st, and Mrs. D.
Harry Alexandra gave a party for her SON. j. Harry
Alexandra at her home No 10 West Thirty-see-
ond-st.
Last evening ex-Governor and Mrs. Levi p. Nor
ton entertained at dinner at their home. No. SSl
Fifth-ave. in honor of Miss Mary Gardiner. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Terry Gardiner, OF this
city, and granddaughter Of Bishop and Mrs VII, VII
lam Croswel Doane. OF Albany me guests WHO
numbered thirty, were young people.
Mrs. Robert Hoe OF No II East Thirty -sixth-st..
yesterday afternoon gave reception with music
Mrs Hoe assisted I'm receiving by her daugh-
ters Mrs. Evans. Mrs Leon Marie. Mrs. Ernest
Trow Carter and Miss Ruth Hoe. The musical part
Of the entertainment was, contributed by MISS ISIS
the violin: Miss Linn who played the piano. and
Miss McDougall mezzo-soprano, who sang
The marriage OF Miss Eleanore Frances Gould.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles Judson Gould.
to Professor Walter Dana Swan. Of Harvard Uni
versity, took place at $3.50 o'clock yesterday after
in the apartments OF the brides parents the
Valencia No. 15O West Fifty-ninth-st. Only the
relatives of the couple were invited TO the cere-
Spencer rector Of Christ Protestant Episcopal
{ Cnurch Tarrytown- on ne Hudson assisted Dy ths
Rev Franklin Babbitt Nyack on the Hudson. A
large reception followed from 4 until o'clock;
with lace and a tullc veil. fastened with feather
aigrette. and carrying a prayerbook instead oi a
maids. in effective gowns OF white crepe de chine.
with trimmings OF satin ribbons and sable; one IN IN
yellow. one In blue one in pale green ana one IN
/
Swan Of Cambridge, and the brides sisters, MISS
Murel Gould. Each wore ornament Of tulie in
the hair and carried bouquet Of pink roses John
A. Gade, of thl. city, the bridegrooms $ best
man. The ushers were the brides brother, Car +.
A. Comfort OF Philadelphia; Philip Mason and
Adelbert Harding. of Boston and Lieutenant John
Among the guests at the reception were Mr. and
Mrs. Walter swan of Cambridge the parents OF
ward H. Ripley the Misses Ripley, Miss Helen
McSe qGS Fyhn mr. and M GGua James w. John u
Ja Mr. Mr. Brney M aTd Mr. Mrs and Lss Mrs Wit A.
Miss Church, Mr. and Mrs, William c &C., Church
/ iholomew Mr. and Mrs William C. Casey Miss
lodged M and Mr. Mrs Php h2S G s@Tyer ler Mrs Ms
and Mrs Charles F childs Mr. and Mrs. James
Brush, Mrs. John H. Hall, Miss Hall Mr.; and Mrs
| Henry Willard, Mr.. and Mrs: Henry Black, Mrs
and Sfs Mrs wSm Graae a 'ST Sir and 4 Mrs frei
| =. Dix. Miss Mildred G. Dix. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
s"f Mrs John p Duncan. H % Mss ISL Duncan. Arthur ~
Goadby Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hewitt, the Misses
%"5a M Hey Marx: N nd Mrs.
! Wyck. The Misses Van Wyck and Mr. and Mrs
groom, who is a professor Of architecture at Har
/ ward University. and his bride Will make their
/ home I'm Cambridge
The wedding OF Miss Tere-a Bryce Seldenberg
a daughter OF the late Joseph Seidenberg, Of this
| city. and granddaughter Of John Dooley. OF New
| Brunswick to James Austin Fink. OF Baltimore
was celebrated at 10 o'clock yesterday morning IN
the Church OF ST. Ignatius Loyola, Park-ave'
and Eighty -fourth-st The Rev. Father Fink OF the
! Society OF Jesus and president Of Gonzaso College
csiebraisS The nuptia mass which followed the
! marriage ceremony which was performed oy B Bisn,
away by her brother. William Seden6erg. Sne
wore a costume OF silver gray cloth combined Wl'n Il
large white hat dressed with white ostrich p!umes
Miss Teresa Gum schwab was the maid OF nGn1f S,
trimmings of lace ans a pink Directoire hat Jonn
oT Sten6 Of S"SFS y Vote "5e John Sn Vernon Alexis A.
| purrie an. George II. Durrie. The church cere-
IGns h"mss " the brides mother no 80 East seventy
second-st Mr. and Mrs. Fink will make their home
/ IN Baltimore.
Mrs. John p Kane. Of No. rs West Seventy
ninth-st. will give reception on Saturday after
noon. January D. 70 introduce go"iib
ter. MISS Agatha Elizabeth Kane. Mrs Kane and and
I her daughters Miss Kane and the debutante. VIII
be at home on Tuesdays In February.
The second meeting this season Of the Friday
Evening Dancing Class Will be held tonight at
Sherry's.
Albert Morris Bagbys musical mornings which
have been long great attractions for the fashion
/ able world OF New-York reached one hundred In
/ number with that given yesterday In the large
| ballroom OF the Waldorf Astoria. The hall was
filled and chairs had TO be placed In the alsles.
/ Nine Emma Eames and Signor Campanar, OF
! the Metropolitan opera House company ard Franz
| KaltenbOrn and hts orchestra were hearu IN al,
| attractive programme. both Nine. kames ana
| Signor Campanari responding 10 enthusiastic re-
| calls Among the many present were MIS- J.
! Townsend Burden Mrs Henry Clews. Mrs. Fred
| Elliott r shepard Miss Leila Vanderbilt Sloane.
| Marquise de Talleyrand Perigord Mrs Oliver
| Hartman ir Mrs. 7. Suffern Taller, Mrs Timothy
| l., woodruff. Mrs. George j. Gould. Mrs GeoTse
! MSS DE Forest Miss Louise Ward McAlllster
and Miss Helen Miller Gould
Mrs Daniel J. OConor. OF No. 30 West Sxteth-
st will give a reception Saturday afternoon
! January & TO Introduce her daughter Miss O'Conor
Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr.. have ar
rived az Old Point Comfort Va. They will remain
AZ that resort for few days.
Miss Mathilda II. Marvin will be married TO DR.
Medwin Ioale in s.. Bartholomew's Protestant