New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-06


which was held at the home Of Mrs Prescott Hall
Butler No % Park-ave. There was a good attend
ance OF subscribers. In the audience Mrs.
Samuel BRIGHAM. Mrs. James H. Beekman Mrs
James L. Breese Miss Davies. Mrs. Frederic Edsy
Mrs. Henry l. Burnett Mrs Paul d Crsvath
Calender The third OF these recitais win be giyea
ave- Friday. February e.
One Of the agreeable incidents Of last night was
the dance given by Mr.. and Mrs Elbridge T. Gerry
at their home No. East sixty-frst-st. The guests
were received by Mrs. Gerry who was assisted by
her daughters, Misses Gerry. AS former
occasions. the handsome mansion Of Mr. and Mrs
Gerry was adorned with beautiful flowers and
plants, the decora tons however being confined TO
the hallway and drawing-room. The dancing
in the ballroom. Craig ". wadsworth led the
tlon. with Miss Gerry partner. variety OF
poised on long sticks and four Leaf clovers OF ganze
anna ana Mrs syer fastened on fancy Poles Ameqg Mr.
Mrs. ogden Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Watts Sher-
and Mrs W BayaId Cutting Miss Justine Gu tIng Mr.
9 Ti. Mrs A. Lanf , N9rrs Mr and Mrs 0rme
James James r u Lanier. Mr.; and Mrs. :. Townsend
The Misses Morton. MI and Mrs buchanan Win
thr0p MISS Marie Winthrop. Mr. and Mrs. Cort-
Miss Clare are Bryce Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cooper
son Mr. and A MY T8Tnseus Miss josephine John
Henry Parish, jr.. Miss Barley Mr. and Mrs F. K
Miss Evelyn Sloane Mrs stayVesanS F 9n Mr. snd
1rs Hermann Oelrichs Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Ga Kiey
a md, Mrs 1, JohR R Ivermore, Miss Edith Cush ng
Mrs R. Fulton Cutting Mr1 and MS L5 Mr aPa
MINER Mllmerdipg Mr. and Mrs; whiteaw Reid Miss
Mss Blight Mr.. md Mrs. Pierre Loriliard jr the
Mrs. George Hoffman Miss Emily Hofrms5 III;
tH 5t m Mr. and Mrs NJ L. Delaheld ir the
Van Gortlaqdt Goelet GaIIatin. Robert G sands
J. Ems Horfma0 eystsr LIVINGSTON Mr and Mrs
FI Td E ,, NW1IineT6ee w Rhneiander Stewart and
Mrs. Nathaniel W T. Hatch. OF No = We.
Ihrty-seventh-st, gave very pretty cotiIIon last
night Tor her daughter Miss Nathalie Hatcb The
rooms of Mrs. Hatch's house were nret+f, da,o-s,4
with flowers and palms. The cotilIon lead nv Miss
Hatcn, was begun about II O'Clock and continued
IN : y e4och "heE supper was served Their were
some pretty favors, among them cbiIiren.s TOW ana
flowers. After supper there was ,rfo-,,ai a., 80,
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs Pam Che
Eugene 7 ReaIee Ms Ms , Qsgood Peil; M and &cs
and Mrs Willard 5. Brown Mr. and Mrs Eiovs I1
Miss May Van Nest HMne Miss ss;,t Miss Mildred DIX
ISABEL ISABEL Fanshawe. Miss Alice sands. Miss Ma
Jacqueln Miss Edna Low Miss Ma6e Ss posi- Ws
Boar 1aen In1 Mss Gladys Robinson Miss Cecil
A W s Cochrane Scott Cameron Vriilisn o.
il u searIe Barclay r PRESCOTT ss5e H6T I0sg;
townsend Morr P0st T IL Edwar6 MsyickaT
WsYton Watt4T Hatch Stuart James Mclean
Sade Charles l. Riker Reeinaid T5o1so 1890 I4
ard Willetts and Joseph D. Forbes
The marriage OF Miss Elsie c. Fordvce Parker
daughter Of Mrs. Fordyce D. Barker. Of No IS West
Fifty-hrst-st-, 10 Murray W. Dodge second son OF
the late Arthur II. Dodge will take place at noon
to-day in ST. Thomas's Protestant Episcopal
Dr. John Wesley Brown. the rector Will Inc ed ssE
AZ the ceremony. which win be followed By a
Samuel D. Babcock No SIS Ffsth-ave The vonng
Couple VIII spend their honeymoon and some extra
time in travel abroad.
IN the Church OF the Blessed Sacrament. West
seventy-frst-st.. this evening. Miss Lillian Chap
man Sturtevant daughter. OF the late Charles P
Sturtevant, OF Norwich Conn., and Rranddaughte-
OF Of tn a late Albert Putnam sturtevant. who built
Dr. John Kurrus: After the ceremony there will be
Chapman, No l7s West seventy-secoad-st O'' MSS
This evening the last OF the Junior CotiIlons will
take place at Sherry's when Alexander NJ. MADDEN
will lead the cotillon There will be another OF the
Fortnightly Dances at the waldorf-Astoria and
a an 13IoEmaI reception with music al the home
fany Building Madison-ave and seventy-se cor
and Mrs. aiTsT Arson. r. VIII give dinner party
manner -
Mrs George L Gillespie OF No. 4s East Fifty
thrd-st. viii receive informally on Tuesday after
Moons, February 10 and 90
daughter was born TO Mr. and Mrs Clarence n
Mackay yesterday their home No. 90 Madison
ave The coming OF the babe was an occasion of
great joy 10 the families OF the mother and father
Mr. and Mrs. Mackay, whose marriage took place
on Tuesday, May IT, 1895 at the home OF Mrs
Mackay's PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs William Alexander
Duer, No Il West Twenty-frst-st- have since their
marriage spent OF their time at their country
home on Long Island in the netghborhood OF the
Meadow Brook Club: This winter they are oc-
cupytng the house OF Mrs Brockhost Cutting ar
No 80 MadsOn-ave. The daughter born yestsrdsv
is the first child born 10 Mr. and Mrs Mackay!
Mr. Mackay Is the youngest son OF Mr. and Mrs
John ". Mackay
Mr.. and Mrs John H. Judge Of No y West Nine
ty-fOurth-st.. viii give a reception on wednesday
evening, February Il. from $50 until II o'clock Mr.
and Mrs. Judge will be home on the first and SEQ
ond Wednesdays in March
Mrs. John B. Haggin. OF No. 5s7 Fffth-ave will
receive to-day. and Mrs. John I. Lawrence and her
sisters, the Misses Work. Will receive at the Wal
dorf-Astoria this afternoon. Mrs Charles Sher-
man, who was married a short time ago in 81
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church Far RocL<a
way: Long Island. will assist her sister-in-law ia
receiving. -
The first OF the Tuesday noon recitals under the
management OF Victor Thrane will take place ar
sherrys to-day Some OF the patronesses are Mrs
Astor Mrs George Hoffman. Mrs John E Coudin
Mrs Brayton Ives. Mrs. Henry T Dimock Mrs
Frederic GOOdridge. -
Announcement is made Of the engagement OF Miss
Belle Harmed, a daughter Of Frank Harmed 70
walter W. Lee. a member OF the It'll Regiment
Dr. and Mrs Francis Forester OF No 926 Madi-
son-ave nave sent out invitations for the wedding