New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-18
SOCIAL NEWS AND NOTES.

Mr.. Simeon Baldwin Chittenden and the Misses
Chittenden, Of No. 2l2 Columbia Heights gave the
second OF their two receptions yesterday. from to
: o'clock The drswing-room and supper table
were decorated with pink roses. Aiding the host
esses were Mrs. James L. Morgan jr; Mrs. Robert
b woodward. Mrs. Lancaster Morgan Mrs
MIS-, Edward ?. Dcksie, Mrs Herbert Lee Pratt.
Miss stockwe Miss Giikeson, Miss ssine J piap
man, Miss Rowiey. MISS oeaihdh anu '"''' A''
The marriage of Miss Harriet Masters lockwood.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin B. Lockwood and
Samuel Carson Prize also Of Brooklyn, was SOL
smnzed at $3.50 p. m. yesterday, at NO 2ol HICKS
ST. the of the BRIDES parents The ofn-
eating clergyman the Rev Frederick Burgess.
rector Of Grace Church, and the ceremony was
performed before a screen OF palms and ferns IN
the front drawing-room This decoration. with
the addition OF red poinsettas. was repeated ell
about the house. The brides gown was or white
satin. trimmed with chiffon and fastened at ne
lhro5iat with brooch Of diamonds and pearls; Mr.:
Prizes bridal gift. Her veil was Of tulle and her
Her only attendant her sister, Miss Caroline
lockwood who was dressed IN phit e o an" Of
The bridegroom. was best man an9 the ms Biz
george v Whts T. T FD2srt MTi fockwood
mother Of the bride. was attred In black enron
over whi Fol,o sslh the ceremony Mr. land Mrs
Prize will live in Brooklyn
wedding Of interest was celebrated yesterday
Church when Miss Catherine l. Sesnon daughter
Of Mrs Anna NJ Sesnon and John H. McCoOey
were married by the Rev. DR.. Edward McCarV
rertor of the church. The bride was given away
by her brother John T. SesnOn. and was gowned
IN white satin. with duchess lace trimmings, and
diamond ornaments. Her bouquet was shower OF
bride roses and lilies OF the valley. Miss May A;
sesnon sister OF the bride, was maid OF honor ana
applique Like the bridesmaids. she wore a black
velvet Gainsborough nat. WIN AIna~Yn ,tPcSnoev
and Miss Anna G. McCooey sisters Of the BRIDE
groom. Miss Annie Pearsall Belts and Miss Clotilde
witS white La Tosca net. All carried bouquets Of
PIX rose The best dR M Niece Wiam b. wise
J Random PAGE. Frank Gafney and George
Owed Sy reception az the house 10 IS Sterling
Place After Wedding ZIP 10 rIIrSua q, Paca
81. near New-York-ave
The Rough Riding Glass Of the Riding and Drfv-
Ing Club gave the first Of series OF three dances
last evening az the clubhouse. The hostess TOT
this occas sion was Mrs. Hamilton II. Salmon and
about fifty dancers on the floor There were
No decorations. as the affair was informal The
active and associate members Of the class are W
Fowl S1n9ee R doTne Co II " Walsh James sher
nan J. A Gardner. z Nj ii,, btaKeJ II Lucken.
Zach Hucken ssimon C. F. 9 caTedge and W -
Dykmsn. The next dance VIII De B. co'iiio" vi '"0
evening Of February q
dance that brought together nearly all the
members Of Hi society was held at the Pouch
Mansion last evening under the auspices or 81
Agness Society OF ST. James's Church All the
members Of the society took an active part IN re-
ceivng the guests. with this special sommMiI ssn
Miss Lnra Bearns Miss Alice Hunter, MISS H ,I,
Gran Miss Anna Robinson. Miss Mary Mines, SIs s
Gertrude Richards, Miss Marion Walorloge IN, aIau
Miss Margie Hubbard The patronesses were NJ
Charles " Homer. Mrs. John A. fonoa, MIS- Mr.;
Alexander Cameron, Mrs. Clarence creighton ca
Mrs Herman de Selding The dance was precss1lssu
BY a musical in which Ericsson II. BushnelI, WI
ford Waters and Miss Carrie Teale were aino"e
the artists.
James Sydney Swan Charles Swan Norman ana
Henry Ford Condict were the committee III cha"ee
Of the Plaza subscription dance which took place
last evening at the Prospect Heights Art Rooms
The patronesses were Mrs. Nathaniel n. Clement,
Mrs James $ Swan. Mrs. L. Mortimer onyuell'
Mrs John NJ RYDER and Mrs. William V. Mood'
and the Subscribers were drawn largely from Pros
pect Heights