New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-22
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

The social programme to-day includes informal
receptions by Mrs. Henry F. Dimock and Miss
Dimcck. OF No. . East Sixtieth-st: Mrs 1. Morti-
rner Thorn and Miss Thorn Of No q West Six
feminist; Mrs. D. Dug Bots sahler and the Misses
sahler. Of No. 2l2 Fifth-ave. Mrs Frederick Pear
y Miller. Of No 81 Fifth-ave.. Mrs A Holland
Forbes. Of No; IS East F-ifty-hfth-st and Mrs:
Ashbel ?; Fitch and the Misses Fitch. OF No. Is
fashionable out OF town wedding to-day viii
be that OF Miss Mamie Drexel Fell daughter OF
Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,. 20 Robert KelsO
Cassatt. which will be celebrated at noon IN ST.
ThOmas's Church. White Marsh. a suburb OF PhlIa-
delphia. Miss Fell viii be attended BY Miss Gray.
daughter OF Justice and Mrs. John Clinton Gray.
CT Albany; Miss Ellen DrexeI Paul Miss Elise T.
Cassatt, Miss Catherine Cassatt. Miss Rh0da Howe
and Miss Hutchinson Mr.. Cassatt. who Is a
OF Alexander J. Cassatt. the president OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company VIII have his best
Murray Forbes OF Boston. The ushers viii
be Sidney Lawton and r T Moss. OF this city;
KooeTt y; Nrenn OF chicago InOrl3s EldgWay'
George McFadden. Livingstone Bddle Francis
Rawle and Samuel X Reeves OF Philadelphia
Mrs EIbridge T Gerry viii give reception to
morrow afternoon at her home No. > East Sixty
hrst-st-. and similar entertainment on Tuesday
Of next week January 30 Mrs. Gerry viii give her
annual evening reception, with dancing, on Mon
cay, February ..
The wedding OF Miss Elsie Barker. daughter OF
Mrs. FOrdyce Barker. 70 Murray " Dodge. the
second son OF the late Arthur NJ Dodge which viii
be celebrated, announced weeks ago IN The
Tribune. Tuesday. February S. in 81. Thomass
third-st-. will be followed by a wedding breakfast
Babcock, No go Fifth-ave-
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs who has arranged 20 sail
for Europe about February i. entertained at
ave. and Fifty-seventh-st-
Miss Harriet May Hampton the eldest daughte-
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Grant Hampton. OF High
land, Ulster County y. Y. was married TO William
Frederick Havemeyer Herman Wednesday
afternoon last at the home OF her parents Fair
view-on-the-Hudson. The ceremony performed
by the Rev DIT. S A Weikert OF Christ Protestant
Episcopal Church, Poughkeepsie in the presence OF
a number OF guests, many OF whom were from this
city, having gone up the river special train.
The bridal gown was Of white satin. trimmed with
point lace Miss Lois Hampton was her sisters
maid OF honor. Her gown was OF white point
d'esprit. Miss Alice Kendrick of this city and
Clara Alderman. of Syracuse. were the brides
maids David LawtOn. OF Newark. was best man
The ceremony followed by a breakfast. Some
y TsiIer Ms ip '3lS z sly weI M MT and MS
and Mrs. James Herman the Misses Herman
MI and Mrs. Wilder, DIT. and Mrs. James X
Crook, George D. Harrison and the Misses Ken
drick- After their honeymoon trip in the south
I 4r- ana MS Herman viii make their home at
OF erection.
Mr. and Mrs A Clinton wilmerdiug will com
meHlorate the fifth anniversary Of their wedding
11S9-1Wgat BY giving reception at their home No
The -1sd musical morning Of Albert Morris Bag
by viii take place at the waIdorf-Astoria at Ms
o'clock to-day. The artists will be E. Van Dyck
Adele Laeis BALDWIN Kline MadeliHe sehiier and and
Mr.. Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs William Allen Butler. IT.. have
taken possession OF their new house at No 80
most beautiful in that part Of the town.
Mrs. Willard :. Brown, Of No los East Thirty
hfth-st, Will give a reception Wednesday after
noon next January p
Mrs August Heckscher. Of No. 2 West Fifty
eighth-str will receive informally on Mondays until
Cards fer days at home are stiu being sent out
Mrs Robert Gillespie Mead. jr- Of No. Il West
Eleventh-st. has cards out for Fridays until Lent
Mrs. Mead will be assisted in receiving BY her
mother T, Mrs Clement Cleveland. Mss Mary Par
sons, MISS Gertrude Parsons and Miss Constance
Parsons, of No 80 East Thirty hist. dauEhre-s
days throughout the season Mrs James Francis
sams day Mrs aired Ey Of ss9eTs on me
ave, receives on Wednesdays until Lent and Mrs
en- Friday afternoons throughout the season Ms
Seymour lie Grand Cromwell. OF No 4 Lexington
ave, is at home informally on Fridays
The wedding Of Miss Jessie Hilton. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Andrew Hilton TO Walter Elmer
Dixon, Of Georgia. will be celebrated on Tuesday
afternoon. January 80. the home Of the brides
parents, No rs West One-hUndred-a twenty
nlc1ocS nv me cTgeI9ny WI Be performed at 80
Church Of the Holy Trinity the Rev. Dr. Nichols
The marriage OF Miss Edna Young. daughter OF
Mrs. Albert Young. OF this city 10 Alfred E
Dieterich, son Of Charles F. Diererich Of No $50
Fifuh-ave whose engagement has lust been an
Wednesday. February IS
The first OF three recitals by the Adamowslxi
Quartet. assisted by I J. Paderewski Nine
SzumOwska and Julian Walker. viii be given To-
morrow afternoon at Sherry's. The second recital
Prescott Hall Butler. No . Park-ave and the
third at the home OF Mrs. Joseph Stickney No S74
F11th-ave-. at o'clock
Announcement is made OF the enga cement OF Miss
Isla Wheelwrtght Wills. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Henry Tarleton Wills, OF Boston. to George Law
renee Parker graduate OF Yale University class OF
81 and native OF Louisville, Ky. Mr. Parker is
now completing MS course in the Protestant Epis-
cOpal Seminary at Cambridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ScheII Of No n East Sixty
second-st.. who went abroad three months ago.
have decided 70 remain in Europe until after the
opening OF the Paris Exhibition.
Mrs Walter Watson. IT., OF No 81 West Fifty
second-st- who is giving series OF lIncheOns and
dinners has cards for dinner party on Tues
day evening January &c. and a luncheon on Feb
ruary /
At noon on Wednesday in the Central Congrega-
tionaI Church. Providence. r T.. Miss Constance