New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04

tilnsIs al the home OF Mr.. Gossler. IN "es' So
leighth-st-
- ,he ouie+ weddings OF the month VII -
srbs+ Of Miss MeIicent Duryea- the - rIsrv q
s.er OF General and Mrs Hiram ,ndorsor The
anderson. son Of Mrs. Edward, home Of the brides
lpairents No. 50 Madison-ave-' Oh
sry IL
The marriage Of Miss sarah 1870 n1lS - the lats
daughter Of Mrs. Gilbert {. che United states
S@p1@' -. E-ause Of this city, wiz take pA.e
ues 81 evening FebEqssTy 20 u p The ceTe.
tChurch, Flfh-ave anes by the rector the Rev
DT John il' WESLEY BTown,.. q father small
death Of the ooS at the home Of the fv BRIDES
iTnother No A East Pa party only. MI Krause
1.-THE eInoeIs "a u5n sail for kurope %. o,,11la ~
sSTsrcb M Rrause mas ys' -
s-711oon1f IN In the German army
FEBRUARY p, viii be marked by
So potable weddings, In me e"'' - III
- broadway and Tentn-s], q, 49, VIZ
ShuTcn, -,ass,ng of Miss Elizabeth van hensse-
occur 'Hs - If Mr. and Mrs. stephen Van
t1..,sar OF West orange 10 Johil N0eee ms
-, ons later IN the afternoon tne ChuIel 0i we
- Rest Fffth-sve and Forty-nIln-sL, WIZ
sf 1eA'e1-y 20 the wedding Of Miss Florence Bergh
k ~ - - r5rgene IentIhon The Rev. Dr. william
= bennington will oficiate al the niaLflA u
r.. z-or Rensselaer, TO M Ellsworth Inc orloe'
s,F4,o will De given away by her Ia.neI, "N Oe az
tended ey ner siT Mis- ceorgtana wilmerding,
daughter o. b NJ ana Mr. Eilsworths best
i5i be bte cousin John Magee owing 70 the re-
W. p SeaTb Of Mrs John G. Heckscher the INVITA-
Fenl 0ea1- re 0 CEREMONY and wedding breakfast,
b;cn will be served at the breNG9 49, 49,; ~
s. confined TO the relatives ana Intlma s Elenas
% ne coiSple who have arranged to san Tor Europe
On Wednesday, March 4 Mas5ss.7ant NIiss WnIia
IH3Ss1 81 Boston and Mr.. Lenthon has selected
sn o'2 The users win be G9cREa hfna Rich n
80 King A Maclay Pentz and n n " 1l4lney, y.
TIE cere92{ b,1 TlG 81 the Heavenly Rest the Rev
5r D Parker Morgan Will be L9o" ~ Oy "a s Me-
Jentiihon viii pass their honeymoon IN the south
Several sneaSenents Of interest TO society were
--ronncea last week NJ and Mrs. Joseph T.
= - 80 lust announced the engagement of their
,ssuqlrer Miss Mary Mott Low. 10 Henry Ganse-
- sanford Miss Low, Who was introduced to
rocisy couple Of seasons ago Is oeseqtu ana
Yes Ia travel and has made tour or the world
VIII neI e of the late Dr.
TaienIine Mott, Mr.. Sanford Is a relative OF
s. q He IS lawyer BY profession.
Another interesting engagement announced last
wreck was that Of Mrs Walter Langdon Kane 10
-Tnuan E Glyn. an Euglishnan, who has made
bis home IN New-York for some years and is a
member Of several Of the fashionable clubs.
short tine ago the engagement OF Mrs. kane's
daughter; Miss Carolyn Hunter Kane ne. to Edga 1
Tsnrr Deiafeid Phelps. of New-Rochelle, was
s AZ 3 : -''-
william E Glyn is member OF the banking
touse Of Lawrence Turnure & Co. He is the son OF
q clergyman. ore OF the English Glyn family. the
head Of which is Sir Richard Glyn. Bart. and
related to the Gyms Of the well known London
banking firm.
Tbs engagement is announced of Miss Catherine
Faitrsy daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur S. Pal
fray, OF Salem Mass. now living in Syracuse. to
.Abram Turnure Baldwin. OF Syracuse.
The social week tomorrow viii open with Mrs.
tEIbridge T. Gerry's dance at her home. No. East
sxty-first-st The cotiiIon will be led by Craig w.
Msdsworth. Or Tuesday evening the last of the
sunior cotiIlous Will take place at Sherry's under
the patronage Of Mrs Alfred PeI. Mrs 3. Aymar
Sands Mrz Lloyd s Bryce, Mrs. Arson Phelps
Stokes, Mrs. Bayard Dominick. Mrs Arthur N
Dodge and a few other women. Alexander NJ
MADDEN viii lead the cotiIloE and before the dance
khere viii be a number Of dinner parties Some of
those who viii entertain viii be Mrs Alexander
n Van Nest. Mrs. Dodge and Mrs. Stokes. On the
following evening. Mrs. Maturin l. Delafeld, Of
~To az FTfrE-ave Will give q dinner partv IN honor
OF Miss Margaretta Stockton Beasley, daughter OF
s5ece 81 Mrs Moses Tavlor Pyne whose ENLARGEMENT
70 Edward c DeIafeld, son Of MI and Mrs. NJ L.
Deaheld, was announced early last fail At the
gext Cinderella Dance. which will be given al
rnerry s on l1lFsla9 evening" A1E t11ooeI VII IeAd
the cotillon On the same evening Mrs. Arthur M.
Dodge viii give q dinner party at her home in East
EhTty-nilth-st
Mrs william stor who has arranged to SAIL for
Europe on Wednesday, February p, will have
dinner party next Saturday evening. William c.
whitney viii also give dinner the same night
q his home No. ST Fifth-ave in honor Of Lady
SoebEooke VINO has been spending the winter in
New-York as the guest Of Mr. Whitney.
Miss Leary's dinner on Wednesday night was one
~ the notable entertainments Of the kind OF the
week Mr. and Mrs George S. Scott, who enter
tained 81 their home, No. Is Washington Square
North had among their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt.
Dir and Mrs. Benedict. Miss Keraochan Miss Red
snond. Mrs Post and Henry s Redmond. Mr.. and
home, Nc q East Forty-ninth-st. and some OF
ar and Mrs David Lydig Mr.. and Mrs AugUste
aiontantr M and Mrs. Green and Peter Marie.
Dinner cards have been sent out by Mrs Walter
WATSON. r.. CT No. - West Fifty-second-st.; Mrs.
alexander T. Van Nest and Mrs Edward J. Ber-
wind, CT No 2 East Sixty-fourth-st., for Tuesday
evening; by Mrs Julien T. Davies. Of No II West
Ninth-st, for Thursday February Is; by DR.. and
fouTth-st, for Friday February 16: by Mrs. John
Er53 2fnFs a q No 2 East FoTty-eght-s for Sat
~ No 81 Fifth-ave-. for Monday, February 1s.
among the entertainments promised for St Val
sn1ine.s Day, February Il is q dance given by
1aFs. Frederic J. de Peyster. Of No East Forty
sotiI-S' n honor Of her debutante daughter,
ra-+ ia "a &c Peyster who viii be Mr.. Hadden's
Sa-1lier II the coulon
peasant reception was given yesterday after
s-oon oy Mrs Albert Gould Jennings at her new
nome No East Eighry-second-st It was really
: mouse warming as II was the first formal enter
linen. gwen IN the recently completed home OF
NJ anT< airs Jennings. The house is one Of the
.os1 oeaurifu OF rs size in New-York The street
- 1psns INTO good sized room, decorated after
- Hs s II period. On the second floor is fine
-. - - otaYlng room, running across the entire
80 -. &c A01se' Louis " foyer hall, and in the