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


fs,sr their honeymoon trip will make their home
Z Boston
~ Chantry OF Grace Church. Broadway and
rreuth-st viii be the scene Tuesday. February
. u Two interesting weddings. At Miss
xri,nie Louise Hermance. daughter of Mrs Louise
sser-asnce. viii Re married to Luther Wesley
EussE Of Springfield Mass The bride Is daugh-
= o. the late Halstead HermRnce. and a great
S~-.rseoe OF Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
=. ssrond wedding viii be celebrated at o'clock
go eaughJer Of Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Van
ksass-lae< and The bridegroom John Mace Els
r. cr-ernony VIII he performed by Rev DIT.
M nsn Reception AZ 10 i Fifth-aTe. Mr Els
krorsh and bis bride have arranged to sail for
ss1nsin abroad for several months
Nrs Frederic J De Peyster. OF No East Forty
xscand-st-. viii give dinner party Tuesday
su.ng Mrs. J. Hooker Hamersley, OF No 1880
1aA-sve-. viii give reception Tuesday after
-.n OF this week. from : o'clock Mrs
Frederic Gallatin. Of No. go Fifth-ave-. will give
q Mrs Richard p Lounstery. OF No . East
Thirty inst, has cards out Tor luncheon on
ID Mss Blodgett OF No 2 West Twelfth-st. viii
receive Informally on Tuesdays anti April
Young people in society are Interested in the bal
,ouare which viii be given the Astor Gallery OF
she WalGorf-Astoria or Wednesday evening instead
xf February D. originally planned. in aid OF the
messiah Home for Children. The entertainment
e,rou,ises be great success and will be one of
she notable dances OF the week The demand for
scke,s IS encouraging. and me prospects Of the
success o. The ball are bright Among the patron
szses OF the entertainment are Mrs William Evarts
c8enjau1in. Mrs George Robinson. Mrs. Charles
srzncis Roe. Mrs PAU D. Cravath. Mrs Benjamin
e Church. Mrs. Charles Judson Gould Mrs. Edwin
syoul6 Mrs Henry H. Rogers Mrs E J.. Alexander
airs Edward Hoibrook. Mrs. Joseph Eastman Mrs
Charles :. Homer, Mrs. John A. Mitchell Mrs
E5zIley Fiske Mrs. Charles c. Worthington. Mrs
William 3 Guthrie Mrs Fsirnan Warren. Mrs
John c. Emo. Ms. Samuel Maxwell Mrs J Allen
2E 5 M5s Harris % MIS- e MTs 81 RrE Hat 1Sd
alrs Charles B Foote. The members Of the Floor
COMMITTEE VIII be VILLAIN c. Cammaun. Willard
PhiIiips Allen CLARK james 6 sykes. James Bret
Stokes. Henry 3. Mills. Nathaniel Campbell. Ed
ward ? York Henry H Rogers louis \ NeWkirk,
Dr. Carl LumhoItz and Professor F. Hamilton
Cushing viii give SIX lectures the primitive races
~ mankind IL Australia and Mexico. and each lect
are VII be illustrated by stereoptieOn views The
srst lecture VIII be given Tuesday. March IS. At
she home OF Mr. Henry Draper, No 81 Madison
Eve when DR.. Lumholtz VIII tell about the print
hive races il Australia. He viii also give the
eecond lecture on Wednesday March q. a the
konre q MIS-. Henry 4 Osborne No 81 Park-ave..
and the third lecture or "Wednesday March y, when
his subject will be The Symbolism OF the HencheI
1ndians.7 A. the fourth lecture Professor F Ham
slrOn Gushing viii speak on Life Among the Zunl
indians" at the home Of Mrs Henry Holt No. II
e2sdlson-ave- on "Wednesday April 4 The next
French. No. i West Fifty -1irst-st. Tuesday,
SIsce Al sherry'z On wednesday, April Is
For March a. the anniversary OF the opening o.
she Waldorf. the managers OF the Decorative Art
Society have planned 2 novel afternoon and even
snE entertainment. be held large ballroom
II the HAldorf-AstOria- This VIII made up OF
& Kipling afternoon. and kirmess VIII probably
I'll TIE evening. L Is proposed to illustrate the
and zi Of
o g.-s - 80 atET ITre - az The 1oet and
eafh6r Tea viii be served in the Astor Gallery
Efter the affair The projected kirness viii be the
q years- Many prominent young men and women
VII lake part II the dances eostumed in various
RATIONAL gar5s
A pleasant reception was given yesterday after
eoou from until O'Clock BY Mrs George Clarke
ts0ughton and Miss HoUghtou at their home, No l
East TVzerty-ninth-st-, the rectory Of the Church
q the TRANSPORTATION. or. as il is known The
little Church Around the Corner The rooms
were rasrefuily decorated with roses and growing
plants The oratory. which opens OF the music
room looked particularly attractive with its small
sltar hung with old Brussels lace. which was
originally designed for al ancient abbey but mas
rome into the possession OF the Rev Dr.. Houghton-
Mrs HouEhton wore gown Of black and white
AK and her daughter. Miss Houghton, was IN q
gown q white liberty silk with touches OF yellow
EIrz ! LalgdOu Schroeder, IN q gown Of white
trepe de chine with turquoise blue trimming. and
trimmed with point lace, were al the tea table.
nIrE FEough-on was assisted in receiving by Mrs
william Edgar lie Roy. Mrs Charles h Stout
bliss Sarah Oracle Duer. Miss Ethel Iselin and
5Iiss Ellen Hamilton. Of Albany Among the guests
were Admiral and Mrs. Henry ErDen, Captain and
llrs Chadwick General and Mrs. Charles Francis
Roe Mrs Maturln 1. Delafeld. Mrs l. L Della
Ted. he Misses Oakley. Mrs, Thomas Hitchcock'
M. Ionu 7. Iselin. Mrs. c Albert Stevens,
Mrs James Hurry Mrs.. Sidney Harris, Mrs Bolton
E5au Mr.. Francis Schroeder. Miss Schroeder, Mrs.
DAME Carroll Harvey, Mrs. James q. 4 'DueT,
IRE Rev Dr- William P Huntington; colonel Gil
s0rd Hurry. the Rev Dr.. David II. Greer and the
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. John Wesley Brown
Mrs. Louis Stern. Of No sss Fffth-ave-, VIII give
= large dance al her home on Monday evening.
February g
Tie last De Coverley dance Of the present season
~as held last evening in the large ballroom al
EheErys. The guests were received by Mrs Charles
=. Foote. Mrs.. William Il. Bliss. Mrs. Vernon H
brown an1 Mrs Henry C. Valentine. The eotillon
Eas danced before supper. Among the members
present were Miss Susie Valentine Miss Marguerite
Mcclure Miss Josephine Roe. Miss Alta Rookie
1eller, Mss Anna Sampson. Miss Katherine Nc
Elure. Miss Mildred Csrruth Dix, the Misses Card
re- Miss Elsie Ladd Miss Mildred Barnes, Miss
Siay Van Nest, Miss Alberta Sturges Miss Fanny
q cote, Mss Clara Harper Miss Louise Grace, Miss
-lton Mss Anna J. Jenner, Miss Eidltz, MISS
piss Eiea1Cre- keyes. Miss Seacomb, Miss Salle
LJoulnlck, F Raymond Leferts. II. Theodore Leg
Il Sullivan Henry N Brookfeid. Arthur Slade.
SArthlr WHY Cornelius Bliss. j., Horace scuader'
Herman 2. Stone Robert Gibson. Hugh Miller.
howard Hasbrouck, H N Beekulan, A l. Nsdss-
S'orth- Duncan Sterling, Dixon BOardman and D =
1ngeharr-
Mr. and Mrs.. Oliver Hartman. If. will sail for
Europe On Wednesday next. They viii spend some
z-nae Il the South Of France
The meetings Of The Friday Evening Badminton