New-York tribune., 1900-03-04
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY

With few weddings ana small dances the sea-
son or Eayety closed last Tuesday, and not In
several years has the deoaTi .,ra ~ the soo;o, -.
son been accompanied by Las movement ana av
citement. There Nardi Gras ,o snoo,,
or ahc thefs was an ut'e lack of the spirit of
carnIFa4 IN any OF the ehertainments on either
MohGa! or iuesoay. Inc host brilliant gathering
OF fashlohaoie people last reek found in the
ballroom o. i ths mald0ri7A & oria Friday night
gcriptve The Educa tic az de-
Mrs Charles F. Roe Mrs James Mes RaGhard RiGhard I5yn @
r. r. benedt Of ponnIar oeTal other women, for
tainment artsticay am 6nancissi1y ne % enter
Tho was capital Mrs Pr Pr efTers Of Mrs Roe.
who imperSonat&ed ted NE: Pip md Miss Ethel Hitcb
daughters. were 'he Two Pipp
Mrs. c. Du Bois wagstaf,s 5,,,c. - .o- Ao-.o
No is West Twenty-first-t an N,oraa,- -
in honor OF her debutane daughter Miss Marv
Wagstaff. was a very pr.ttv r.rtr - -
round and square dances r,sro .rto,.oa - - "
per. which served afou miJnipt Td plore sup
was no coton. The x go stout Lhilaillght; There
hundred. and were som. SIS hnFnnered about one
mink creme i'eared IN pretty gown of
= % % 4N enable society, represent
u u W -i'ii-e'' 1'theTed in the chantry of
ay afternoon to witness
sSt ihzabeth Ray Van Rens-
s' si'sA Vi III and Mrs. Stephen Van
-''r'e Ellsworth. The seating
- " ~ --E |as tested il has not
= -, Y Mrs. Samuel J. Colgate
~ - a couple of years ago.
~ 'ii""SS' .ot effective decoration of
white flowers and greer - a. -, -,
- -.s - '. 60 'Hilg. The bride was with
-, own Of white satin was
3 OF lace, and her veil was
I . rOrn by her mother the
% ~ The veil was fastened
- aent, and Mr.. Elsworth's
-, - pear shaped pendants.
~ S 49, snt worn by the bride. The
~ce :, by the rector OF Grace
- - - William r. Huntington. as
g So, - - -. Frank B. Reazor, the rector of
followed by a rec Of West Orange, y. J.,
wher. Mr. and N Neption at the Brevoort House
~ gi--ar T-bSts- Van Rensselaer, are spending
received. assisje Pom 62 ~ which he bridal couple
m haTTs hT E39ss Van Rensselaer, sster-in- law Of
handsome1T aiss Mathiide Van Rensselaer, was
I9aa11-v T1tze cQrated with clusters OF American
Ing pIsnts lies and white roses and tail grow
Of silver n M vded SiS bac Ta5 IN 9aes9 s9Sfame 1a
q bonnet Of 9IIed @ with bugles and black lace. and
SlseT Na .ttired in a gown Of gray satin. trimmed
with whlte lace and turquoise blue velvet. Miss
1s 9IiIe R a. ; nehsseisec - wore gown Of white
!arge white lace hat. The wedding gifts were
9ndTed and m and aone tbe wehe ehan w9
pieces Of silver handsome paintings, statuary, cut
turn from their wedding trip tomorrow and viii
ssil for Europe on "Wednesday next in the steam
abroad for at least ten months.
youngest daughter of Mrs. z. Bergh Brown to
Eugene Lentilhon which took place in the Church
q the Heavenly Rest on the afternoon,
was another notable nuptial celebration. The
church was crowded to the doors with the friends
or the bride and bridegroom, and the ceremony
was impressively performed by the Rev. DR.. D.
Parker Morgan. who was assisted by Bishop Worth
ington, Of Nebraska. The bride who was given
away by her brother-in-law, Walter jennings was
attired in a rich gown of white satin trimmed
VIII n md veil of Kim dop1
Instead OF bouquet she carried a prayer book
es Of eS Miss Moa Holden ID of eoston
3 was the M, maid of honor Her gown was Of lemon
s hst ID, dressed Tth 5 maFgGeTites nj and carried mqf
OF daisies. The wedding reception. which was held
at the home Of the brides mother, No. 800 Madi-
mate friends of the bride and Bridegroom whose
and nS nm mil be at bs Bay sh9Te Long Long
known Snug Lodge. At the reception Mrs. E.
gown Of black MORE trimmed with black Jet. and
Miss Brown, the brides aunt, was in a gown OF
black velvet and lace.
One of the smallest and most transformations we'd
dings Of the week that of Mrs Anna NJ. Scott
Of San Francisco to General William H. Barnes
Of the same city, which occurred on Monday even
ing the home OF John S. Barnes No % East
Forty-eighth-st-, brother Of the bridegroom. The
4 Baya Greer Ieet6r of st tho Ssy
Church. General Barnes. who formerly lived in
this city. has taken his bride back to San Fran
cisco.
An agreeable social incident on Tuesday evening
the last reception, with music given by Miss
De Forest and Miss Calender at their apart
1nents. in the Tiffany Building. Madison-ave. and
SeFentr-second-st. The programme included sew
eral numbers by string orchestra conducted by
Victor Harris. The sooists Mrs Morris
Bloch. signor Campanari David Names and Leo
Schultz. Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Louis L Stanton Mr.. and Mrs. George B. De For
est Mr: and Mrs. Stanford White. Mr.. and Mrs
Edmund L. Baylies. Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer, jr
las Mrs Arthur NJ Dodge Mr.. and Mrs. charles
Belts Hillhouse, Mr.. and Mrs. H. LIE Roy Emmet.
Reeve Merritt Mr and Mrs. August Montant Mrs
Games Hartman Mrs. w Earle Dodge. Mr; and
smith, Mr. and Ms Mrs Ed Edward war J. Berwind Miss
anna Dodge Mss Mss Emily Hoffman Miss 81 Alice A
est and Miss Calender will receive Informally on
Sunday afternoons until April.
The engagement was announced on Friday of
Miss Emily Clark Poor. daughter OF Edward E.
Poor. president Of the Park National Bank. OF this
city, to Lieutenant W. S. Montgomery. Of the
United States Navy. No date has been for the
wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Poor who the
Waldorf-Astoria last season. have handsome
home called PoIify. near Hackensack, n. J. Lieu
tenant Montgomery served the Petrol in the
battle with Ire spaniards in Manila Bay He is
now stationed on the schoolship st. Mary's.
The marriage Of Miss Edith Guggenheim daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Guggenhein. TO Louis
Josephal viii be solennized Wednesday. March
g. al the home of the brides parents. No. 763
Fitth-ave.
One OF the fashionable spring weddings in AL
bany Will be that OF Miss Anna Battershall
youngest daughter Of the Rev. DR.. Walton Batter
shall. Fs51or of st. Peters Protestant Episcopal
Church. to Russell Agnew Griffin. a of Mrs
Charles Russell Griffin, OF Everdere, Orange N j.
SITS, Albany. Tuesday. April II. The bride viii
nave Tour bridesIIiaids-Miss Pauline Io~nsend,