New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-21
-. F--raet Of the same place. The wedding
m m - celebrated on wednesday April %

tkfn - celebrated on wednesday. April 25.
announced that the marriage OF Miss Hous-
= tbe only daughter Of Captain E s. Houston.
n now commanding the United States gun
-ery ship Amphitrite. to Clement DE Orrantia or
psris France whose engagement mas JUST been an
uounced VIII take place within "eek or Two al
routreux Switzerland. Miss Houston is well
s-run IN washington society, and IS considered a
bssO5if1l and ~ BeT fe abroad The bride
-oorn-eect who recently became of age is the son
e 81 SIS Of paris and South America
zsyx George Burroughs Torrey gave a luncheon
-.4s-6sv afternoon in Mr.. Torrey's studio No. Ssl
- - The table which was round deco
80 x4t. mink roses. while about the room were
,lns-ers Of American Beauty roses Mrs Torreys
,,as.s included Mrs. Henry L Burnett the Baron
- Alerandrv Of Paris: Ms. Leigh, Mrs. Frank
--rv.nti Mrs James Struthers, Mrs. H Bramhall
el6eEI NJ Ne 4s 5sii 3 Martin. Mrs John G Emo.
y fpbiIsdelphia and Mrs Max Guggenheimer. Of
Lgeh6pTEr ana M ne ToTey viii be at home in
formally Monday afternoons curing the season.
?, :. Georges Protestant Episcopal Church
s,,,v-vasant Square. on Wednesday Miss Edwyna
Louise Lee. niece OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles Henry
SEMI viii be married TO "iiian Approve ROD
inson.
The uresent week will bring the third OF the sub
scrfntiou cotillons organized by Mrs William A
pic Al Telraouscos on Tuesday evening and
80 esrne evening Mrs R Fulton Cutting. Of No.
o. Fast sixtv-seveuth-st-, viii give small dance
The third Of the "Wednesday cotlllons VIII take
Mare At Telrgonico's Wednesday evening, when
~ entire ballroom floor, well as the suite OF
apartments above VIII be given UP for the use Of
he dancers The cotillOn viii be led by Arthur
SHELTON Willy OF Virginia. who will have as
partner Miss Heloise BeekT1an,, OF this city The
fourth and last Of the Wednesday cotAlons is an,
incident on Thursday evening VII De the second
assembly ball Of the season, which VIII take place
80 - - floral decorations OF the ballroom and
is approaches VIII be similar 10 those at the bali
I 19si 9Hth Brvce e rs CAV tadeT Jones. Mrs.
Tilr1e-5inr Alexander NJ Hidden VIII lead the
cotiIIon on the same evening the second OF the
and the members Of the Thursday Evening club
wiz De entertained al the home Of Mrs. E. H.
Hartman.
Wallace F Lyons viii give two large receptions
IL honor OF his daughter, Miss Alma B. Lyons at
his country home Glenwood-on-the-H Hudson, on
Thursdays, January . and February 10. from
until 70 O'Clock Miss Lyons will be assisted in
OVER Mrs z,. Norris Brown Miss MARGARET Jor-
Helen MuIlane and Miss Amy Swords.
The programme OF the music for the Charity Ball,
70 be held February / has been arranged and
the Floor Committee has been selected. The man
agers have endeavored 10 make II as nearly like q
private ball as possible Many dinners are being
arranged The boxes being disposed OF rapidly
IN TACT few good ones remain, especially the
lower tier. Boxes and tickets may be secured from
Mrs. Goddard, No. East Thirty-ffth-st All the
managers have tickets 10 dispose Of but con-
venient places 10 get them may be at No. Is West
Eleventh-st-, No. lie FIfth-ave. Nc 80 West Forty
ninth-st and No. East Seventy seventh-st The
complete list Of the members OF the Floor Com
mietee Of which Alexander n. Hadden is chairman,
IS as follows: Henry c. Adams, Charles A Apple
ton, Grosvenor Atterbury. Samuel D. Babcock, jr
:. searie Barclay. Ashbel H. Barney. George F.
bartholomew, Thomas F. Bayard, George s.
Brewster. Frederick Il. Birmingham Walter Coles
CabeIr Douglas Campbell Edward Nicou Crosby
James DIV. Cutting. Sherman Day Frederic Ash
ton de Peyster. Bsyard Dosninick r., c. s Dunn,
Langdon Erving. Frederic a JuiIiard Frederic
Kernochan, Thomas Colston Kinney Dr. Balling
lee Robert z L Lewis. Electus D. LitchfeId, E
William r McIauEbiin David NJ wi RijItn o. A R5;,
" Morris jr Monson Morris Ricbard I NoTris '
STEPHEN ? Nash, jr-, Rudolph Neeser, Grosvenor
Alcholasi John A O'Connor, William H. Owens jr
james Henry Falconer. Jr.. William FouIke, Sum
5 1er e5eraT6, lawrence Ie Wis Gillespie. Arthur
SSoaeoy' H42 T1 r Gol1s6orough, Walter 5.
Fhoenix IngrahaTn Frank Johns. H. Tuthin Spence,
gYSSf 5Pi E4Tie stevens: John steward Tanner
Van Rensselaer,. William D Hertburne Washing
jansen Wende Ar2nr skeOn WIN H EyHr
Feet Wnthr9p Ed P,r6o e r Pa[sh E0wen
:, Oakley Rhinelander. Franklin a, Pummer.
Arthur F Schermerhorn Burnett H Shepard
Schuyler schieHelin. Eugene Southack and Fred
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the Homeopathic
Hospital Of Harlem will give the first Of a series
OF progressive euchre parties tomorrow afternoon
Eilersue Hall No. 50 West One-hundred- and
tNenty-sixth-st- The president OF the auxiliary.
Mrs. Howard S. Robbins, with the other officers
OF the society and the Entertainment Committee,
OF which Mrs. N z. Chapman is the chairman, will
receive the guests
Mrs. George Burroughs Torrey gave a luncheon
10 twenty women. in Mr. T0rrey's studio No. 3n
Fffth-ave.. Saturday afternoon. Among the
guests were Baroness D'Alexandry of Paris; Mrs
4. L. Burnett, Mrs Bramhau Gilbert Mrs VI
vanti Mrs. Max Guggenherner Of I.ynchburg Va;
MIS- W Y Brokaw. Mrs. Edward Brandeis Mrs.
oelphia: Mrs James Martin. Mrs R P. Lounsbury.
Mrs Z y. Culvar and Mrs. John c. Emo.
Miss Margaret Nicoll. daughter Of DR. and Mrs
Henry Denton NicOIl, few afternoons ago gave a
luncheon at her home, No. 81 East Fffty-seventh-
81 Her guests were Miss Margaretta Stockton
beasley, Miss Kate Lapsey, Miss Fanny G. Dudley,
Miss Townsend. Miss Butler Miss Dorothy Schief-
ieln, Miss Fowler, Miss May Low, Miss Lulu Dud-
ley, Miss De Forest, Miss Maisie Delaheld, the
Misses NicoH and Miss Martin.
One Of the largest receptions yesterday afternoon
was that given by Mrs Edward Victor Loew at
her home No . West FIfty-seventh-st 10 intro
ouce her daughter, Miss Edna L.oew, who was as
sisted IN receiving by Miss Eleanor Thomas, Miss
t-leanor Swayne, Miss Bonner, Miss Cassie Dodge,
MISS Lena Fanshawe Miss May Riker, Miss Edith
4a1cott and Mss Ethel HOllins.
Mrs George S. Scott. Of No. Is Washington