New-York tribune., 1901-01-03

nearly was back from the country and Fifth-ave
was gay With equipases- Athouga the afternoon
in contrast To the morning. which was like spring
became clustering and raw. many OF the fashion,
able women drove In Iandaus and open carriages.
The wedding of Mrs. William F. Burden to DR.
Alexander S. Clarke which took place in the East
Room Of the Waidorf-AstoTia in the early after
Cornelius Vanderbilt TOR Miss May Goelet We're
were the usual number OF dinners one OF The Iars-
est being given by Mr.. ami Mrs. Ebridge L. Gerry
a dance for young people by Mrs. William GRAY
fark OF No q t1fth-ave;. ana the dance OF tbs
at DelmonieO's.
At the wedding of Mrs. Burden and DE- Clarke
although las said that only few intimate
friends would Re present. the number OF guest.
sweiled to nearly hundred. A breakfast
served after the ceremony az small tables. and
each table decorated with American Beauty
roses The ceremony was performed by the Rev
Dr. futile Smith The bridal tabie occupied
end Of the Myrtle Room and the other tables wers
grouped about IT. Among the rela ives OF Mrs
Mrs; 1. Townsend Burden. in purple velvet; Miss
Mss IN gP ra rga ~,1r % rr atss Pyfe Tr
and Joseph Burden AT the bridal table sat Mr.
rchs' Mr. and Mrs E j Rerwin Wilian Cut
ting; ir.: Mrs. Frank S. Witherbe9. Mr. and M Mrs
art Dr. Thomas and Mrs. Chaplin
Miss Margaret DAILY. the oldest daughter OF tn.
late Marcus DAILY Of Montana. and H Carroll
and New-York society. we're married quietly
yesterday the DAILY home. No 53 Fifth-avs
present. The ceremony was performed BY the
Roman Catholic Bishop of Helena. Mont The
bride gown of white lace. satin and chiffon
There will be a number Of departures to-day BY
the outgoing ships for the Riviera. This is the
opening Of the season. when the thoughts and de-
sres of many 20 the halmy airs OF the South
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer. jr. and Miss Swami
will sail. will also Mrs. John w. Mackay. Mrs
Msekay mas a oeautlIul vllis near Monte Ssrio 90
which she always goes IN the early spTins She
Will be Joined abroad by her daughter. the Princess
ColOnna-
Mrs. William Street win give dinner on Jam
uary for her daughter. Miss Richmond Street
The opera was very well attended last evening
There were among others present Miss Leary and
Mrs FTsdsriSk & Pearson MI and Mrs Mrs Albert h Bier
and Mrs. E. Reeve Merritt
This evening there will take place the dinner
dance given under the auspices OF Mrs Frederick
j. De Peyster and a number OF well known matrons
at Delmonico's. This will be in the nature OF a
dance for the debutantes Dinner will be served
at o'clock in the large ballroom az small tables
and az 10 9Si9ck fae ta3es s T 2s sza @ a41
be cotillOn led by Alexander NJ Hadden-
There are a number OF dinners to be given this
evening. Among those who viii entertain are
Colonel and Mrs John Jacob Astor. Miss Elizabeth
ReEnsen and Mrs. Charles s A6ercrombis, Mrs
luncheon
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt gave vsry
delightful dinner dance last evening at Sherrys IN
honor OF Miss May GOelet. Mrs. Ogden GOelets
daughter and Mrs yanderbilt's niece. who is max
ing her debut this winter. The entire second ard
third floors OF Sherrys reserved for this en-
tertainment. The dinner was served in the rooms
the third floor. and the guests descended after
ward the second. and the cOtilIon. led BY Craig
wadsworth dancing with Mrs. Vanderbilt. was
held In the large ballroom Mrs Vanderblt re,
story. She stood under the great chandelier Ths
bower. Receiving with Mrs Vanderoit were ner
sister and her niece Miss Gcelet. Mrs Wander
6iI5 wore gSwn ST pas geN sH p1 s seifg' T bro @
caded green silk and point lace. with some very
man6sots aus au III .,,1as S-1s srS STs.
Goelet had simple frock OF pink chiffon and silk
There were fourteen tables. with twelve guests
each. The table decorations consisted Of American
Beauty roses During the dinner Sherry's orchestra
played in the gallery. which was screened with
palms. greens and flowers Nahan F'ranio was the
played for the dancing in the ballroom on the seS-
Ond floor This very simply decorated with
vines and climbing roses
1t was about 10 o'clock when the cotIIIon was
begun The favOrs very handsome triaes. and
included gauze fans black and white and
spangIed fan bags in cOlored satin embroidered;
decorated leweled clocks. large gauze sgangled
pencils with the date OF the dance engraved
them. cigarette holders In gold boxes large gauzs
very late dance. There were about two hundred
guests present
Mrs. Astor wore gown OF purple velvet trimmed
with spangIes Mrs. John Jacob Astor was IN
gray satin veiled with gray tulle. which was
spansled with jet. Mrs. Adolf Ladenburz wore
pink satin trimmed with ruche. OF pink chiffon
Mrs William p Thompson wore a very handsorls
OF white satin. while her sister. Miss Alics
Blight. in pearl gray satin and tulle- Mrs
Charles May Oelrichs in white satin and Mrs.
'fs pasttas MIS- M snes sE % i5 oMS Tss % q
mauve satin and chiffon Mrs. 7. Suffern Taller
and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane were both goNTned
in white satin. Mrs Stuyvesant Fish's costume
was very elaborate OF white satin covered with
pai1ettes
Mrs. vanderbilrs guests included Mrs. Asto-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund l. Bayliss Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Bryce Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Chanler. 1lr.
and Mrs. A. Cass Garfield. Mr.. and Mrs Gsorys
b. De Forest. Nr and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish. Harry
Lehr. Colonel and Mrs John Jacob Astor Mr. and
Mrs Charles Dodge. Mr. and Mrs Oliver Hartman.
it,. Mr.. and Mrs c. Oliver IselIn Miss Nora Isen-
Miss Therese Iseln. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kemp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ledyard. Mr.. and Mrs. Prescott
Laurence Mr. and Mrs. w. Starr Miller Mr. and
Mrs Dave Hennen Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Mortimer Mr. and Mrs. Pendleton Mr.. and Mrs.
MIR and Mrs Herbert Robins Mr- and Mrs. yictor
SOrchan. MIR an Mrs. William Jay SchisfsIn.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Shaw. Baron Aliotti David
baroness de seiiere. MIR. and Mrs ' " X van an
derbl jr, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Orne Wilson Mr.. ana
Vanderbilt Miss Mabel and Miss Angelica Gerry.
y SraT Grsald SsnfeT SSSyvesa1s L BOY
Webb. Miss Josephine johnson and Lady Cunard.
GOOD WORDS FROM CONSUL GOODGov.