New-York tribune., 1900-01-02
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

INCIDE y 10 IN SOO1E L =.
The engagement is announced OF Miss Edith
Howell Perkins, only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Deming Perkins Of The Iindeqs Litchheld Conn.
Mrs. l. Townsend Burden requests The Tribune
10 deny that there Is any foundation for the ru-
NOR that her daughter, Miss Evelyn Burden. was.
or is, to be secretly married to Charles Delevan
We Wetm9re 12 No engage,msent has been announce1,
listed between the young people.
Tse second of the Junior cotillons will be given
at = 'rry's this evening.
DR. aE1 Mrs. Octavius a. White gave dance at
their home, No. IO11 Madison-ave.. last evening.
honor Of their granddaughter Miss ffe!en White
aa anS h agEas Of @ Fsfke92
Mostyn As Miss Stevens is not vet out the
There informal cotillon and. later sup
per.
Mrs William MoseIey Morgan and the Misses
Morgan, Of No IA East Eightyfourth-st.. will give
a reception Saturday afternoon next, January
s. from until o'clock
The third Fortuightly Dance Of the season will
not take place this evening. previously an
nounccd The dance will be given at the Wal
dorf-Astoria on Tuesday evening. January g
Mrs stuvvesant Fish sent out cards yesterday
for her three evening entertainments. to be given
a hey home. Madison-ave. and Seventy-eighth-st-.
on Saturdays January 13. 20 and p The first OF
second a vaudeville and the third a dance. with
cotillon
Miss "a 'ender and Miss de Forest will give the
first Of their informal evenings at home this even
ing. in their apartments in the Tiffany Building.
Mrs DIN D. Gray. Of the Hotel Majestic. will
give the first of her series OF January receptions
to-day.
pretty wedding that OF Miss Georgia Hall
Jones' daughter Of Mrs n l. Jones. Frederick
Woodward Bush. Editor Of THE Messenger Her
aid. OF Athens. Ohio. which took place at 8 o'clock
yesterday afternoon in S. Agnes's Chapel West
Ninety-se ,ond-st. As there reception only
the relatives and a small number Of the personal
friends of the couple attended the ceremony. which
performed by the Rev Dr. Ackley Of ST. An
drew's Church. Brooklyn. assisted b. the vicar OF
tired in a gown Of gray crepe de chine. appliqued
NJ Eith Iace & an ulmmeq & Win ace "a snq %eall4g a
There We're no ATTENDANTS for either the bride or
Mazetti fer the bridal party followed at the home
of the bride's mother No. u West Nlnety-second-
81. Mr.. and Mrs Bush Will make their home in
The marriage OF Miss Lucy Mitchell daughter OF
the late Archibald Paul Mitchell OF this city,
Herbert Barnum Seeey. OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Seeley, OF Bridgeport, Conn. and grand
OF lie late P T. Barnum took place at noon
yesterday at the home of the brides mother, No
SO West Seventy-h-st-st. The ceremony and break
fast attended only by the immediate family
the bride being given away by her brother. Arch-
bald 2. Mitchell. She was attired in a costume OF
pale gray cloth trimmed with lace. and haJ 10
Prayer Book. the cover marked with her monogram
Slaviu whose costume was of pink crepe De chine
She also small hat dressed with pink ostrich
aubrey MacDonsS s6ibjev IoTis MansieI5 0i
Bancroft BPTkmHUU no
gshers. breakfast for the relatives and personal
friends Of the couple followed Mrs. Mitchell the
brides mother. viii give reception in honor OF the
The wedding Of Miss Jeanne Held. daughter Of
the late Samuel ]. Held, Wendell Baker son OF
the late Francis Baker. celebrated noon yes
terday in ST Georges Protestant Episcopal Church
StuyvesaHt Square On account OF recent bereave-
rnents in families the bride and bridegroom
none hut relatives witnessed the ceremony. which
was performed by the rector. the Rev. Dr. William
s. Ransf0rd 5aL % The } 9Eide gas given away BY her
either orldeSInaids or maid OF honor There were
Frederic Anes Baker. An informal wedding break |
FAST fohowed a. the home Of the brides mother, |
when they return from the south win make their |
home at the Cambridge
The second dance OF the Elkwood Club was held |
asJ 5 night al ne leslie in West Eighty-thirdst
brated with an elaborate supper
Tuxedo Park, y Y. Jan. (SpeciaD.-%ew Years |
Day At Tuxedo enjoyed by a merry party OF !
Sew-Yorkers and many friends and relatives OF !
the members There skating on the Wee Wan I
Lake, shooting match Of live pigeons and tennis /
at the new tennis club The New Years bal vas !
held in the large Casino adjoining the clubhouse
Music was furnished by Sohmer's Hungarian Or
chesIrs, OF New-YoTk Among those who attended |
the ball were Mr and Ms Pierre LortlIard ir I
Mr. and Mrs T 5. Taller. Mr.. and Mrs Waiter B !
Smith. Mr. and Mrs Amos T French M and /
Mrs. II. c. Derham. Mr. and Mrs. Henry ". Poor /
Mr. and Mrs Paul Tuckermaa. M and s..s James /
Brown Lord Mr.. and Mrs. c. B Alexander Mr. 4
and Mrs H. W McEicker, Mr.. and Mrs New |
bold Leroy Edgar. Mr and Mrs CHRISTOPHER !
Wolfe. Mr.. and Mrs Price Collier Nj and Mrs |
William r. Garrison, Mr. and Mrs Charles Z |
Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs. F H Benedict. Mr and Mrs |
Grenville Kane, Miss E c. Whitney Miss Anne |
Potter Mss Alice Preston. Robert Bacon Rhine |
lander Stewart L, B. Preston. J. Henry Smith. J. |
v. Henning Reginald Ronalds. Richmond Talbot. |
Alfred seton, William Rcdewald. Warren G Hoyt. /
R 4 winthrop. James L Breese. ". E Glyn, /
. ; Campbell. z II Hartman. z y Taller. |
Cecil Barring and John MacDoacugh.
W0NEN'S HOTEL FUND COMPLETED.
Charles D. Kellogg OF the Charity Organiza-
tion Society. secretary OF the Preliminary Com /