New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-22
OTHER INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

Mrs. John Jacob Aston and Miss Wetmore took
luncheon in the palm garden at the Wadorf-As-
tora yesterday. Mrs. Aston a black cloth
frock braided with black and gold. and turban
made entirely OF scarlet geraniums. Mrs Wetmore
was in black cloth. and a gray velvet turban.
Among others taking luncheon there were Mrs.
James P. Kernochan. Mrs. Elisha Dyer. jr Mrs.
Frederic Nelson. Mrs, Frederick Gerhard and Mrs.
duncan Elliot all in one party Mrs. Henry Clews,
were also at the Waldorf. Mrs. Clews wore
yoke and gold belt. Her hat was of pale blue
cloth trimmed with a large gray feather
with black and gold, and wore black hat Mrs
Moore was IN navy blue cloth trimmed with gold.
Mrs. Richard Irwin was at home informally
yesterday afternoon
A flower show for well known charity will he
given at the Waldorf-Astoria on March g. 6 and T.
under fashionable patronage. Thorley is to have
e o h OF the arrangements The affair promises
70 De one OF the finest given in New York It will
pc helo IN the Astor ballroom One of its features
VIII De the afternoon tea, which number OF
wen known women probably will hostesses.
MRS. James P Kernochan will go to Newport in a
few days for brief stay. She will spend the
month Of December visiting friends and Will go TO
masnngIo3 on January l.; Mrs. Kernochan will
remain IN Washington until May l. when she will
return to Newport.
Mrs. William H Davidge Will give four Thursdavs
In December at her home No. I57 East Thirty-sev-
entn-st-' 10 introduce her daughter. Miss Frances
Mrs Wiiam MISS Daydge is the granddaughter of
G. Taylor and Miss Joanna Davidge
Mrs John w Mackay arrived yesterday from
Europe She will visit her son and daughter-in-
law. MT and Mrs Clarence H. Mackay at their
ev aGe Ms MacSay was on the Oceanic Other
ana MIS-; William Douglas Mrs Willard Case and
Mrs Henry H. HOLSTER, of No 1s West Forty
Ant hsr VIII give tea on December TO intro
Miss Laura Jay awards, of No. IL West Forty
for Miss Bertha Werts
Miss Greenough. Of No. 30 West Ninth-st and
MIS- John r. Harris. Of No. Il East Fortieth-st.
will each give reception on December s
Mrs Woodbury. c. Langdon. of No. 71s F4fth-ave,
5 Sl Esf receptions on December and for her
The sixth annual dinner of the New-York Society
Of Mayfower Descendants took place at Delnon-
icos last night About two hundred and fifty per-
sons were present Among them were Mr. and Mrs,
Henry Rowland. DR.. and Mrs Andrew H Smith.
Milne , Grnnes T.. J. Lawrence Townsend M and
NJ: a and Mrs Warren Dennis Nj and Mrs J.
Miss Katherine Van Vechten Miller daughter of
Mrs. Morris Miller, Of Elmwood Albert Creek "
Y was married yesterday afternoon to James
Bayard Speyers, son OF Mr. and Mrs Albert G. p
speyers, at the Church OF the Holy Communion
Sixth-ave and Twentieth-st. The bride wore white
satin draped with point applique lace. The bodice
had long satin sleeves deep yoke OF shrred
tue. Her tulle veil fastened her coiffure
with a spray OF orange blossoms, and in the back
with diamond brooch. Her maid of honor Miss
Octavia Wheaton, daughter Of General Frank
Wheaton, L. S. A. retired, a frock of annie
green chiffon embroidered In the same color and
trimmed with green ribbon. On her bodice was a
bunch of pink button roses, which also trimmed
her large black velvet hat She carried a bouquet
of pink roses. Charles Whiting REYNOLDS of a l.
bany was Mr.. Speyers's best man The ushers
Were Henry A. Schroeder, cousin Of the bride
groom: Edward McVickar Livingston w Roe fr
Egbert B. King, Robert M Bunton Orlando p
Liscomb Douw Fl. Fonda. I'd and Robert C. Kidd
After the ceremony. which performed by the
Rev. William NJ Moir. assisted by the rector Dr.
Mottet. a reception was held at the Brevoort