New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.

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closed last night. St Valentines Day was nnada
the most Of by society. and luncheons and dinner
parties were incidents OF the afternoon and evenfn
There were several small private dances One ~
the gsyest was that given by Mrs. Frederic j. De
Peyster at her home. No East ForUy-second-st
in honor Of her debutante daughter Miss Ella IA
Peyster. 1t was St Valentines dance pure and
simple. and the favors were appropriate TO the day
Mr.. MADDEN, with the young Miss De Peyster Led
the cotOn. which was admirably conducted Ira
drawing Of Mrs. De Peyster's house uas
handsomely decorated with greens and pink roses
The favors in the eotillon to match the decorations
baskets some made Of sweet grass there were ~
Japanese fancy articles. fancy flower pots small
eec. 'e bs5 do S6 STARS W speRd On leather
shaving balls, butterflies, pretty driving figure
debutantes OF the season were among those
present
Another entertainment ST. Valentines Day
the dinner party. followed by informal dancing
given sherry's by Mrs. ]. Hood Wright, OF No
613 Fifth-ave.. IN honor OF Miss Nellie Haries. %
Paris who has arranged 20 sail for the other sids
on Wednesday Of this week There about
hfty-hve guests at the dinner which served at
small tables. each table decorated with different
coIored flower. II was handsome entertainment
and OF the most enjoyable of the day.
pleasant incident on Wednesday afternoon was the
Informal reception given by Mrs Stuyvesant Fish
at her home. Madison-aye. and Seventy eizhth-st
for Mrs Hermann OeIrichs. who sailed for Europe
comic songs In French and English and added a
monologue which greatly enjoyed Some OF
those who came 70 say farewell To Mrs. Oelrichs
were Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Dyer. jr-. Mrs W. starr
Miller. Miss Pomeroy, Mrs Charles A Childs, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank X Pendeton. Miss sands Mrs.
George 3. De Forest Mrs. GOuverneur kOrtright.
Frederic Baldwin and James De Welt Cutting Ms
Oerichs intends 10 join her sister, Mrs William K
Vanderbilt jr., in the south OF France and travel
paris P1ih f Exp G MPs 6eTchs has planned re
turn 20 New-York in July, and viii soon aTterward
tax
Newport
Dinner parties 4ast week We're many Among
those who entertained were Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
T. Wilson Mrs. Charles Carroll Jackson, DIT. and
Mrs Henry P LoOmis, Mr. and Mrs Jules Vatabls.
Mr. and Mrs Edmund l. Baylies, whose guest OF
honor was Mrs William Astor, and Mr. and Mrs
Julien T. Davies. who entertained in honor Of Mrs.
Davies's brother Frederic Townsend Martin, who
arrived from Europe Wednesday The other
guests at the table were Mr. and MIS-. ChSrles X
Mrs r Livingstone Ludlow, Mr. and Mrs James
Barclay Mr. and MIS- JosSPn Augi IN H. SilJ ana
Hoppin Mrs. Frederic Pearson. Mrs Lewis Quen-
tin Jones, Justice Barrett and Dr. Mcklm
Mrs William Aston will sail for Europe on
Wednesday After a visit 10 her daughter. Mrs
Haig in England she will go to Paris and occupy
her apartment in the Champs Elysee. As has been
her custom for number OF years MIS-. Astor VIII
remain abroad until July when she will return and
spend the summer months at her villa, BeechWood,
at Newport
The weddings Of the week will be introduced By
that Of Miss Sarah CrandaH Wiltse, daughter OF
the late Captain Gilbert C. Wiltse. Of the United
States Navy, 10 Ernest KraUse. which will take
place on Tuesday evening in ST. Thomas's Prot
estant Episcopal Church, Fifth-ave- and Fifty
third-st. The rector. the Rev. Dr. John Wesley
Brown, will perform the ceremony. for which
large number of invitations have been issued Ths
reception which will be held the home OF the
E-az ry--rH
a comparatively small one invitations 70 II being
limited TO relatives and intimate friends. The
bride will be attended by her sister, Miss Anne s.
Witse. as maid of honor, Her bridesmaids VIII Do
and Miss Frances Mills; Miss Portia Willis and
Miss Maude Lillian Knapp, Mt krauses pest man
will be Otto c. Heinze- The usheTs will be Dr. L
G. Henneberger. OF the United States Navy. A
FIeitman, George L. Degener and William NJ
Grove. The young couple will spend their honey
moon abroad the bridegroom having secured
passage for March on the steamship Kaiser Wiz
helm II. Mr. Krause has yet to serve two months
in the German navy They will eventually make
their home in this city
The wedding of Miss Madeleine Warren. daughter
of Dr. John Sydney Warren. OF No, 80 West Forty
eighth-st to Harris B. Fisher. also of this city.
will take place at O'Clock on Tuesday evening az
the Collegiate Reformed Church. Fffth-ave. and
Fortv-eighth-st The Rev. DIT. Charles E. Jefer-
son of the Broadway Tabernacle. viii perform the
marriage ceremony. Miss Warrens maid OF honor
will be Miss Ethel Mclean. ana neT DIluSSIldiuS
will be Miss Agnes Patton, of Philadelphia; Miss
Eleanor P c Lewis, of Castle Point, Hoboken;
Miss Mabene Cunning, of Yonkers. and Miss DAISY
Speaker, of this city Mr. FISHERS oesI man WI
he Arthur l. DOremus, of this city. The uShers
will be Dr. c. d. Van Wagenen. Alfred H Aoeei.
Thomas c. Havens. William c. Bosworth or TINS
CITY and the brides brother. Edward {. warren.
Alter the ceremony there will be reception at the
home of the brides father.
Miss Lilv Ioring Smith. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs ] Waldo Smith. will be married to Harry
TrigIer Weeks son Of Henry Weeks, Of Baysids.
Long Island on Tuesday, at the home OF heS
parents No. SIG West Forty-sixth-st- The bride
smith Johns. her niece Miss Marjorie Redeem. and
Miss Jean Warren Redfern
"Wednesday will bring the wedding of Miss Hail.
dausb+ar of James D. Hall. Alfred Wallace
Morreu of Newark. y. J., in ST. Matthews Prot
estant Episcopal Church, West Eighty-tourtn-s-
The ceremony will be performed o'clock. by the
rector and il will be followed by a small To-
ception at the home of the brides father, No 10
West Ninety-third-st The bridesmaids viii De tne
brdesroou's sister. Miss NaneJte MorTell and the
briiess sister Miss Kathryne Hall. Wallace Nor
I'll nm viii attend the bridegroom best man;
city. Frederick Dodd Cecil MacMahon and Harry
osborne of Newark. Mr. MOrrell is a member OK
the 18th Regiment and the marriage ceremony ana
members of that organization
The wedding of Miss Margaret Macdonald Bar
stow. daughter of Or. and Mrs J. whitney par
stow. of No. 10 Creamery Park, 10 LeonaIu
Stuart Robinson Hopkins will take place Ss- On
Wednesday afternoon IN 81 IhonaS O1iS--
Fifth-ave. and F1Ity-tnlro-S'-
The marriage OF Miss CIarisse ROseuthal 10 VIII
lam Jackson will occur at noon on THURSDAY a.
the home OF the brides father Morris
The wedding of Miss Grace Agatha Breen' dansn
ter Of Michael Breen. TO NJ X Brennan VII -