New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

INES who hs6 box No. ? Mrs. tones VS. - =
srstty white and black frock. striped six MIN
ssmones Mrs Oliver Hartman was with her
Mss Leary appeared for the hrst time in box No 4
Kiss LeGry was in white silk. high necked Win
diamonds 9no -arEe bow 4 whire ribbon IN her
ssir Mrs Francs Burial Norman Vrbo ,-as ,-1th
re- was n hleok with pearls NJ Erasa No.
Pearson was In white satin. in ire same boy Ms
sne satn gown win Diamonds sas E1tss ace
convoival1s u Agh' blue.
The Misses Van Allen were in the Van Alien tox
Mss sara Van Allen was in white chiffon. verv
simple with large bunch OF white roses ner
hair was worn ia Merode and in il she had a
- Albert BersSadt was ia vhfs IN ~ as sl i6
monds IN box No. "a.
Mrs. Joseph stickney had several guests with her
among whom was Ms. Charles Chuds. Mrs.
chnds vas IN black tuIe. Mrs. stickney was in
pear pane ezaSroteeree in silver. Mrs. Hermann
W. q Pa5 5sn 9s ds be mas Sns 5o 2eSEs snd small
Mrs. Jaies Reynal IN box No. Il was in rearl
eolo7e5 brocade with diamonds and pompon OF
white feathers Mrs. II. MoK. Twonby was in
white satin embroidered in black jet. She wore a
aYsnder Ponpon OF feathers.
Ms. Charles 7. Barney and Miss Barney were in
BOX No. s. Miss Barney was in white Mrs Adolph
IAdsnburs was in the Aston box. She wore q pretty
gown Of pale pink satin and some beautiful dia-
uon6s Mrs. Reeve Merritt. in black chiffon was IL
box Nc with Mrs. ". Emlen Roosevelt. Others
IN ne parterre were Thomas Gushing, Elisha Dyer,
George 2 Bliss Mrs. Griswold Gray. Mrs. Richard
lrlh 49, ~ t'e l4 = S1rEee MS II + Dimoek
stOkes Mss Morgan. Mrs z J. Berwfnd M and
Pat. la s''''S s--@ MIS- '1-'4s 3 FFa'' ano Miss
with ire exception OF the opera. the only diver
sions o. the evening were bridge parties and again
dinners There were no large dances and only a
few receptions IN the afternoon. Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish's b-idge class met in the afternoon. as did
eso ms o. - EetaoF 9ke ones one OF the
The arst meeting q the Amusement Club. organ
The wedding Of Miss Gladys NJ Within. daugh-
Ter o. ~. and Mrs Lewis F. Within and Thomas
E. Peters. o. GIoueestershire. England took place
yesterday afternoon at Grace Church There was
large and fashionable congregation present The
bride wore white satin trimmed with lace and q
tule vel Her maid OF honor and her bridesmaids
were IL white crepe silk and lace. Miss Caroline
Nichols. o. Worcester was maid OF honor and the
bridesmaids were Miss Juiette HubbeII Miss Char
lotte stlHan. Mss Cecil Boardman. OF this city:
Mss Angelica Thompson. Of Troy; Miss Louise
Meightnan, Of Philadelphia, and Miss Susan
Franklin, q Baltimore. Harry n. Ward was best
MAJ. The ushers were Dwight Taylor. Edwin
Ss19s, " Eotoes morgan, q cousin o. the pride;
g Morton Whitman Templeton Johnson and Stowe
tor a Grace Church. performed the ceremony The
vested choir took part. A reception was held az
le4Ne-A a. nome o. MIS-. " O.
West Fifty-sixth-st. Mr.. and Mrs. Peters are 70
Sc 70 India on their wedding trip.
Mrs. AIRED Ely and Miss Ely, Of No 10 Second
ave, he'd another OF their receptions yesterday.
Many guests were present.
AZ and Mrs Duncan Cameron sailed for Europe
yesterday. They viii rerasin abroad for time.
Mr.. Tufnsre at al cairo s'7'' -'- -'-' -
~. - 80. .-,.t-. = -. .. 4. 49, =.
be given BY Peter Marie in honor OF Mrs. John
". Mackay. Mrs Mackay Is the guest OF her son
sno oaughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.. Clarence H
Mackay.
Lew p Morton and the Misses Helen and Alice
Morton sailed yesterday 10 join Mrs. Morton and
her daughters. who are abroad. Mrs. Morton has
been lately al Biarritz. Her health is much i'm
sador 70 France. has sailed also for Europe.
Nj and Mrs. Elbridge 7. Gerry viii give their
annual reception and dance on January "a Mr..
Gerry is al present giving series OF dinners.
Among the recent dinner cards received are those
o. Dr and Mrs.. william Seward Webb, for Jan
uary g. for e dinner OF young people IN honor OF
Miss Frederick Webb. and OF Nj and Mrs. Francis
MosIen Bacon. 10. g West Ten5sh-st. for Thur
Dr. and Mrs II. Seward Webb VIII give g reception
on the afternoon Of January for Miss Webb and
usry 80.
NJ. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer and Miss Laura Swan
VIII sail for Europe CT January g.
Ar and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer have taken the
Glover house. Madison-ave and Fifty-fourth-st
Tor the season. Mr.. and Mrs Sidney J. Smith viii
occupy Lady Stranord's house in West Sixteenth
q this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Water
bury have taken a house in Park-sve.
The first OF 4 series Of private concerts BY the
Morgan String Orchestra quartet took place yester-
day a. the house OF Mrs. J. West Roosevelt. No.
Us East Thlrty-hrst-st. Emil Paur played. and
ssSerai aumoers were given by the quartet Among
4ose Interested IN these concerts are Mrs Lin5ey
5555ohnan Chapln Mrs Stanley Mortimer, Mrs
cott Hall Bu-ler and Mrs. Emlen Roosevelt
The Amusement Club. organized BY the Misses
S.Aet me- last evening al the Misses Gilets house.
place. The eotillon was led by George W. Hodges,
Mrs. John Wolfe and Mrs. GrenvIe Kane win
give the last or two receptions this afternoon az
sym Kane.
Ny and Mrs :. Pierpont Morgan's youngest
stanoson, LaUrens Hamilton. chrlstened on
ss9csy afternoon the home OF his parents. Nr.
- AIRS william PlersOn Hamilton Miss Anna
mothers
Mn. Dexter Hawkins gave dinner party last
--'sAi a. her home. No West Thirty-fourth-st-
Mrs.. Edward Bezdle and Miss Alice Harland
Fave organized private theatricals which viii take
pace this evening az the Berkeley Lyceum for the
'eleht o. Southern missions. Those who VIII take
eTt IN the performance include Miss Harland. Miss
es,her.re Johnson and n IS Janet &c Kay. The
k.eles Presented be The Three Miss Bid
ties Cups and Saucers' and Gentleman Jim. %
Dinner parties viii be given this evening by Mrs.
warren c. Beach No. 5s Fifth-ave.. in honor OF
AiEs Elisa Strong. and her fancee. william Y. B.
fHr Da- o.