New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-08
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

| INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.
The social Incidents yesterday Included an after
noon reception given by Mrs. Francis L. V. Hoppn
| at her home No 12s East Twenty-second-st.. in
honor of the Misses Hoffman. Miss raymond, OF
reception She was assisted in receiving by Miss
Elzab Hebert Miss Lazonny Miss Gage Miss
Last evening Mrs Maturin L. DelsheId gave a
dinner party at her home. No AS Fifth-ave- in
honor of Miss Margaretta Stockton Beasley. who is
engaged to marry her SON EdWard e Deian asis
Pell Mr.. Parsons. Mr.. Pastor, the Misses Delaheld
A pleasant happening last night the recep-
ton given by Mrs. Matthew ID. Barr at her home.
No. S14 West Twenty-eghth-st., in honor OF her
10 Brevoort sto BaPr was formally
announce during the evening
The first meeting this season OF the Kncker-
booker Riding Club will take place this evening at
Durland's Riding Academy.
Another Of the Cinderella Dances organized by
Mrs John s Barnes, Mrs. Cadwalader Jones. Mrs.
J. Pierpont Morgan and several other women VIII
den will lead the cotillon.
The marriage of Miss Olga Louise Gossier. daugh-
ter Of Henry Gossler to William T. Floyd will take
place in St Thomas's Protestant Episcopal Church,
fIfth-ave and Fifty-third-st.. this evening
Mrs Gordon Knox Bell. whose marriage occurred
last spring. will be at home on Wednesdays. at NO.
lis East Fortieth-st
Mrs John Blake Baker OF No. 20 East Forty
eighth-st.. will receive informally on Tuesdays
February Is and q.
The marriage Of Miss Daisy Spear. the youngest
daughter of Mrs Charles Spear. of No. 2OS2 Fifth
ave. to Marshall Woolley. son of Mr. and Mrs
John w. WooIley. of this city, was solemnized at
$50 O'Clock last evening In ST. Andrews Protes-
tant Episcopal Church. Fifth-ave. and One-hundTed-
enty-seventh-st. Several hundred guests
were present to witness the ceremony. which was
performed by the rector, the Rev. Dr. george II
Van De Water The bride. who given away by
her brother Charles Spear wore gown OF Whlte
ga tin trimmed with point and duchess lace ana
veil of tulle fastened with orange blossoms Inc
bridal bouquet was OF white orchids and INES Oh
the valley Miss Amy c. scoville, wearing cos
tune of pink crepe de chine. was the maid O.
honor The bridesmaids in gowns OF white crepe
de chine, were Miss Belle Linch, Miss Edith stew
art Miss FTanc Seek Of a nn mss John
Gillespie attended the 9TidegToom as best man;
H iIiiken, Bruce Faleoner and William CamP6en
acted as usher al {ss 6 @F Of 5fe the
mother. Among the guests were Mr. ana MIS-
and Mrs Edgar Lockwood, Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Pieken, Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Oakley Nj; ana ND
Water. Mr. and Mrs, George 3. Inch. Mrs Louis 5
b. RAIDER, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Lowther and
James H Baker.
In the presence Of relatives Miss Grace Johnson.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James Augustus john
SON was married to George Briggs Fredenburg at
o'clock last evening at the home OF her parents
No. 1856 West One-hundred-and-thirty- frst-st The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR.. Charles
j. Young, pastor of the Presbyterian Church OF
the Purtans and it was supplemented by recep-
ton from $50 until Ii o'clock. The bridal gown
of ivory satin, trimmed with point and duchess
lace with veil of tule held in place with cor
onet of orange blossoms. She carried bouquet OF
T hs roses t anu If fb bride wearing a gown of
white satin yelled with white point desprlt, was
the maid of honor The bridesmaids were Miss
Edith H. Davis of New Rochelle ana MISS d BesS,e
Of pink Liberty silk while the two little iOwes girls
ssS @gBsaFS Ssi6
Mr. Fredenburgs best man was Chanler Ingersoll
of Brooklyn. The ushers were lobert French Archi-
bold and the bridegroom's b ther, William Otis
Fredenburg.
Miss Katherine Trimble. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs James Trimbe, married to f. Irving
Holmes last evening. at the home of her parents.
No. 612 West One hundred nd forty-seventh-
Miss Annie McGirr was the maid Of honor and
Miss Craze TEm lt sister OF the bride was the
groom best man and Charles Holmes and Harry
Ryan served as ushers.
Forester. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs Francis
Forester. to DR.. Herman G. Wahlig. son of the
late Charles F. Wahlig, was performed at 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the home of the brides
parents No. 926 Madison-ave. The ceremony.
which was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Bennitt, of
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church. Jersey City.
witnessed by the immediate relatives and
few intimate friends, and was followed by recep-
ton from to 10 o'clock. The house prettily
decorated with green's the front drawing room rep
of Inns here tha
bride and bridegroom stood receive their guests.
The bride attred in a white satin gown,
trimmed with white silk passamenterie and orange
blossoms The veil of tulle held in place by
a wreath Of natural orange blossoms. The only
Jewel worn by the bride a large diamond
pendant the gift of the bridegroom. Miss Sadie
1oehm and Miss Mabel Compton assisted
dresses of white point desprt, carrying a
bunch of violets, and the other a bunch OF
pink roses. DIR. WahIig attended by Ed
usher Among the guests at the reception
Dr. and Mrs Leonard Weber. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wahlg. Mr.. and Mrs. F; A Seitz DR.. and Mrs.
D. Pfeiffer Mr.. and Mrs H. Lambelet Miss
Lambeet. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heck Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Kremer MT and Mrs: kepp. DIT
Carl Pfeiffer. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hoffman and DR..
and Mrs. j. Horn.
Mrs Thomas Dimond of No. 20 West Seventy
third-st. will give dance tomorrow evening for
sistance Of H Tuttle Spencer, will lead the cotil-
Ion.
The managers of the Messiah Home for Children
will give "bal poudre' for the benefit of that
charity February 81 at the Waldorf-Astora- Tick