New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-04
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

daughter of the late Charles H. yelling. Charles
Edward ManierTe was solemnized at noon yestsr-
y Gay In Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
Fourth-ave. and Twenty-frst-st. The Rev J. Lewis
Parks, the rector, performed the marriage cere-
mony. which was supplemented by a breakfast at
tended by Relatives and small number OF intimate
friends at the home Of the brides mother. No As
Park-ave The bride. who was given away By her
oldest brother. W. Brenton yelling gown
OF white satin made perfectly plain Her veil Of
Mechlin lace was the same worn by her mother
on her wedding day The bridal bouquet was OF
lilies. Her only attendant her sister Miss
Mary H. yelling. whose costume was OF white or
candle over pink satin. with lace trimmings She
also wore Directoire hat OF white and black.
trimmed with punches Of pink roses and plEnes-
Mr. Manerre's best man was George II. Sullivan.
and the ushers were the brides brother Richard
w G. yelling; Edward P. Casey. Francis P. Ward,
James r. Burnet. William De F. Thomson and
Howard e White. Some OF the guests at tns re-
ception were Professor and Mrs William Brenton
Greene and the Rev Richard Arnold Greene. o.
Princeton, n. J.; General and Mrs. Francis vinton
ton Beale and Miss Beale. OF Philadelphia: Mr. and
Misses Durham. Robert NJ oIyphant. Mr. and Mrs
George Casper Kellogg. Mrs Lewis Livingston
A. Hadden, jr-, Miss Redmond. Miss FRANCES Han
Mrs. Manierre when they return from their we'd
ding trip viii make their home at No. 90 West
End-ave.
Mrs. Joseph t. Low yesterday afternoon gave the
first Of two receptions at her home No. 81 West
Fifty-second-st. to introduce her daughter. Miss
Laura Low. The debutante. wearing a gown OF
white brocaded satin trimmed with mousseline de
soie assisted in receiving BY Miss Harriet Cole
DeIaheld. Miss Charlotte Hegeman and Miss
Ethel Jacquelin. Mrs Low RECEIVED. wearing a
gown Of white and black brocade. trimmed with
pink satin Mrs Low viii give her second reSsp-
ton on Wednesday of next week
A pleasant reception was given yesterday after
noon by Mrs Robert NJ Strebegh. Of No East
Fortyffth-st in honor of her son and daughter-tn-
law, Mr.. and Mrs Harold Strebeigh whose mar
riage was celebrated in the Church Of the Advent.
Roston. about fortnight ago Assisting the host
f Tra aRa MIS- SStrs5ega jr n rsceying were Mrs
Henry Brevoort Kane. Mrs. Frederick C. Thomas
was before her marriage Miss Pierce. of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs John Dyneley Prince will give
theatre party followed by a supper at their home
on Saturday evening. January b.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Knight Of No. 81 West
Fifty-frst-st. viii issue cards to-day for the
riage OF their daughter Miss Anna Catherine
knight, to the Rev Robert Livingston Rudolph.
which will take place at ) o'clock Thursday
afternoon January IS. in the First Reformed Epis-
cOpal Church. MadisOn-ave. and Fifty-ffth-st. OF
which the bridegroom is the assistant pastor The
engagement of the couple was announced last sum
me-. Mr.. Rudolph. who is native New-Yorksr.
after finishing the course in the public schools
spent five years in business He graduated
from the New-York University in 1892 and from the
Reformed Episcopal Seminary in Philadelphia two
g gstg w a{f He then spent in post grad
Master of Arts in 1885 and i'm 1897 the degree OF
Bachelor of Divinity He is a Jealous church
worker. and one OF the most popular young clergy
man in New-YOrk.
The second dance in the series Of four BY the
members of the Wednesday CotlIons took pIacs
last night at Delmonico's. Beginning under the
regulations OF the Board OF Governors for
this year at o'clock instead of 10. the dancing
was kept up with unfassing zeal. with only
interval for supper until early this morning. A
spirited cotllon was led by Thomas Cohesion Kin
ney of Virginia, dancing with Miss Louise Liv-
ingston Jones. daughter Of Dr. and Mrs Oliver
Livingston Jones' OF this city. There were a num-
Der OF pretty favor figures. Among the patronesses
who received were Mrs William Barbour Mira
Algernon s. Sullivan. Mrs. William L. Trenholm.
Mrs. JOHN W. BoOthby. Mrs. Philip A H. Brown.
Mrs. George L. Nichols. Mrs. Robert Nicol. Mrs
John Burling Lawrence. Mrs. Oliver Livingston
Jones and Mrs. Samuel Spencer They were assisted
by Heth LortOn. George H Sullivan. James l.
Johnson, Harry c. Adams, John G Breckenridge,
Arthur Gouverneur Morris and Walter Coles
Cabeu representing the Board OF Governors
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs George
Gordon Battle. Mrs Edward L Brown. Miss BEETLE
B. Booker Miss Helen Aiken. Miss Heloise Beck
man. Miss Catharine Clark. Miss Maria Sheape
Douglas Mrs. George R. Evans, Mrs. James Lind
say Gordon, Miss Leila b. Harrison, Miss Lee Van
Nostrand Marvin Mrs. John S. Hill Mrs. Francis
Norton and Miss Alberta Sturgis- Another dance:
the third In winter series Is announced 70 axe
nOnicO'S. and the dnaI cOCllOn at sans Pla-S
on Wednesday evening. February H
Mrs Albert Barnes Boardman gave a luncheon
at her home No 10 West F1fty-third-st-, yesterday
afternoon In honor her debutante daughter. Miss
Cecil BoarJnan. The other guests were Miss Helen
Domfnick Miss Evelyn Parsons. Miss Katherine
Me Me- MSS Cd a111 DIX Miss Mary Crimns
Miss Lena Fanshawe. Miss Emily Grugan, Mss
Dorothy Edwards, Miss SaterHla SSnlkA $3.50
Elsie Laid, Miss Lottie Miller and MISS EMILY
Trowbridge-
bs entertained this evening at the home OF ArA-
Henry Draper, No. 271 Madtson-aVs-
The wedding Of Miss Olive Beatrice Muir, daush-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Muir. OF No. II West
F;fghty-sixth-st to Dr. David J. Fuller, OF Brook
Ivn will be celebrated this evening in the Judson
Memorial Church Washington Square South The
reception will be held at the home or Mr. and MIS-
Muir
Mr. and Mrs Robert RaIston Crosby viii give q
card party this evening in honor OF Miss Sylvts De
Pau Dalton
Mrs John E. Cowdin will give an entertainment
in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paderewski on Sunday
afternoon. January H.
OF Mr.. and Mrs Edward D. Randolph. to Richard
T'rimble will be sOlemnized in Christ Protestant
Episcopal Church. at Riverdale-On-the-H Hudson. IN
the latter part of January
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Elizabeth
w Jewett. daughter of the Rev DIR. Edward W.
Jewett to Thomas Wilson Lloyd a brother OF
Robert McAlIister Lloyd OF this city
Mrs Louis Stern OF No. sss Ftfth-ave.. has sent
cards for reception with music Saturday af-
ternoon, January ID