New-York tribune., 1900-12-12

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wedeng-tnas q Miss Lefsrts % sna Carleton Macy
To-day matters are more lively There VIII he a
number Of people sailing for Europe and the piers
will be crowded with their friends bidding them
bon voyage. Among these Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Lawrence Van Allen. who were married on Mon
day and who are going on their sonsyrn9on 1f trip
safe 0Iiss Hattie Gammelp Mr. and MEa shaw
they win be at Newport
Among the weddings OF to-day that or Miss Au-
gusta Little and Reginald Norman. at Newport
will prove most interesting. II viii be quiet
affair. and Mr. and Mrs Norman VIII 90 abroad
and sI5srw2Td make tour around sns " T9rld S IN
Mrs. Edward Mitchell, and Henry Mekeen FeTr
wedding OF Miss Caroline Lsverich and John Law
renee Riker will take place az Corona. Long ISL
town going 70 IT,
Dr. and Mrs. Octavius A. White OF Madison ave,
will give a large reception this afternoon for their
granddaughter Miss Helen White Stevens. Miss
Stevens will be assisted BY her mother Mrs. Berke
Herbert b. Turner. or No. rs East ThiFyeth-st.
N MI hd a SRs 5 91 asT ~ 70 fsa I s as T5s and
fourth-st.. VIII have reception for Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Henry Lewis Morris gave a small dance
last evening at the Metropolitan Club annex for
her daughter Miss Eleanor Russell Morris whose
gown was pale green over green tafreta trimmed
with velvet. There cotillon. which was led
by Alexander Haddeu. dancing with Miss Morris.
Venetian smelling bottles for the girls and scarf
he men. Among the guests were Miss May Gala
tin. Miss Mary Hartman. Miss Dorot = Edwards,
schenck Miss Nathalie Henderson. Miss Robson.
Miss Kathleen GriswOld Pratt Miss Nellie Hard
street Miss jay and many other Of the deoutantes.
as PisrTs5oIt Ts Is HeIF1 Bsrbev PSs,i I5eray
Joseph Delaheld. Coster WilmerdinE, FORBES Nor
ifancey Kane Erskine Hewitt FTederick Ksr-
nochan and Reginald ROnalds.
There were also a number Of small receptions
Mrs. Arthur de SaulIes gave the second day for
her daughter Miss Caroline de SauIes. at the
reception for her daughter Miss Sophie Langdon.
The first OF two receptions was given BY Mrs.
Erving at her home. No. II West FTfteenth-st. 70
Introduce her younger daughter, Miss Justine Bay
Misses Ervng. Mrs Pruyne and Mrs. Cooper
A pretty wedding was that OF Miss Helen Lsf-
ferts, the daughter OF the late Oscar Leherts to
Carleton Macy. 1t was held yesterday afternoon
were Is oscar Leffert5 Heber RI Bisaop jr Lewis
waring. E. Raymond Lefferts and Irving McKes-
man. The bridesmaids were Miss Lulu Lenerts
ana 65sd MIS- s te n b6e Ge 6 Sys FdWaT oSbns Nus
grave. the brides sister
afternoon by Miss Annie Leary. No. F1fth-ave. IN
honor OF Archbishop Corrigan and the members OF
the Congregation OF Priests OF the Blessed Sacra-
ment who came on from Montreal to take charge
Of the Church OF St. Jean BaptiEte. There We're
HIcbs HrSgI ol Mrs. Frs1cis FIrrau Holman Mrs.
Rrockholst Cutting Mrs. Frederick Nelson Mrs
Herbert Johnston, Mrs Hugo De Fritsch, Miss
Marie Mrs. Alexander and others and number OF
the clergy.
Mrs. George Fear England gave a song recital ar
the VVaIdorf-Astorfa under fashionable patronage
Yesterday afternoon. Mrs. England was the 50
prano of the Cathedral in Galveston she lost
everything IN the terrible food which devastated
that eftv last autumn. Among the patFOResses
Who vveTs present were Mrs Mafurin T. Delafea
Mrs. George R. Sehieffei1. Mrs Georgs & &S hldF Ms
Henry W. Eaton. Mrs. John NJ Bowers and Mrs.
Christopher Wolfe
A reception viii be given for Winston Churchni
at Yale tomorrow He will reach New-Eaven az
midday. and a luncheon will be given him BY f.
Gordon Brown. Sherman L. Coy, Arthur c. Lud-
dington, Lloyd D. WaddeH. William NJ F1ncke and
otheEs K Folo"1g t [Tsnst ms cIb to which many in
vitations have been issued
Dinner parties will be given tomorrow evening
by Mrs Adrian Iseliu. jr.. and BY Mrs Luther
Kountze, who viii afterward take their guests 10
the Assembly Ball. Mrs. Albert Barnes BoaIdman
will also give a dinner party tomorrow n's""
Mrs Louis p Henop viii give dinner party
at sherry's on December II. followed by a cotiion
which will De LED Dy AIeNAnueE AidAitiei' N---0-H
with Miss sydney Henop He viii ne ASSISTED , os
HenOp for his partner
Dr. and Mrs Isaac l. Kip gave dinner party
last night their house. No AIS Ftrth-ave.' Inen
guests comprising Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander'
Miss Edgar, Miss May Sands. Miss Bertha Bart
lett Miss Marie de Neufvile Miss Corneha 3.
Harris Miss Ella de Peyster. Miss Elisa Strong
Frederick A de Peyster, Bradish Johnson, tr;
w. Forbes Morgan. jr. Leonard W. Kip and
Matthew AstOr Wilkes
Mrs John Wolfe and Mr.. and Mrs. Grenvilie
Kane have leased the Eugene Van Rensselaer,
house. No. 10 East Thirtieth-st-. for the winter.
They have issued cards for receptions tomorrow
and on December 20
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric B. Dahlgren. No s12 Madison
ave- celebrated their tin wedding yesterday.
Mrs F. Grand d'Hautevie gave dinner party
at her home. No. 81 West Forty-sixth-st. last
evening in honor OF Mr. and Mrs. Francis Burton
Harrison Miss Della Gurnee entertained a party
at luncheon at her house. No. 626 Fifth-ave-
Managed by a committee composed CT Mrs. Aber-
crombie Mrs. Charles Fl, Bergman. Mrs. Deiafeld
Mrs Frederick j. de Peyster. Mrs. Egerton Win
throp tr Mrs. George Kingsland and Mrs. William
A Duer. the fair for the benefit Of the destitute
blind at the WaldOrf-AstOria Tuesday. De-
eember Is. from II a m TO s D. promises to be
a great success. The charity is most deservius
one. the institution is the only one Of the kind
in NeW-YOrk where cOmIorttole nome Is siNrH
to the destitute blind, free of cost
The reception which was announced for yester-
day by Mrs Horace Russell, of No. g Parl-ave.
did not take place owing to illness in the family
Ernest Rudolph Gunther will give a tea this ar
ternoon at his bachelor apartment which prom