New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
NETWORK SOCIETY.

The only Assembly Bah Of the season takes place
tonight at the waldorf-Astoria- 1t Is FAR ana
away the most important entertainment oi tne
week The attendance promises to De unus,iahS
large, and number Of people nave come iion'
Washington, Philadelphia, Boston and baitiinore
for the affair The guests will be received by MIS-
Edmund L. Baylies. Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry -ars'
William Astor and Mrs. Edward Post. "niie AeA
ander Hadden will lead the cotillon with youhe
Mrs Astor for his partner. The favors Will consist
of punches Of chrysanthenums. tied with rioooiis
for the women and boutonnieres TO match Tor 'he
supper will served in the Astor Galsefy h 1t az
roses while the dancing will take place in the pail
room. for the floral adornment OF which H sm'aN; h
Small The west foyer win be used as RECEPTION Tp,den
ganes of ndr sad or ne its red
also Boston ferns. palms and Southern smax. Ihe
viii enter by the Thrty-third-st and
both the Sarway & and dill The h eTs hr % an
decorated with palms and foliage.
Both Mrs E. H. Hartman and Mrs William a.
Street who give dinner parties this evening; VIII
afterward take their guests 10 the Assembly BAIL
Miss Della Gurnee gives card party this after
Fif9h-aTe FiHh R1e'e'eD -
Led bv Thomas Coleston Kinney. dancing with
Miss Rosaie Gardiner Jones, and by James clark
Mcclure, dancing with Miss Mary Newbold Law
renee the first of the Wednesday Cotillons at Del
mOnicO'S last night was Il great success. OA
the patronesses were present. They INCLUDED Mrs Mrs.
Edwin a Stevens Of Castle P2int; MpS; foDes nGrs
Mrs John Burling Lawrence, Mrs. John q Cal-
houn. Mrs. Thomas Randolph Price and MIS- JONI.
W. Boothby-
The fashionable set mustered in considerable
force at the annual meeting and reception heid
yesterday afternoon at the Orthop@dic Hospital,
which is one of the most popular charities OF
society ministerng as it does to thousands Oh
children Among those present were MI, ana dn MS
Mrs Archibald Mqrray M ,,In and MIS- Ms Jonn g
snder Mrs r Fulton Cutting. Miss Frelinghuysen
and Mrs. Seth Barton French
Dinner parties were given last night by MI and
Mrs Norman Whtehouse whose guests included
Mrs Stuyyesant Fish and james Henry Smith ana
by James C. Bergen, who entertained numoer
of men at his house in West Sixteenth-st There
Twcde Mrs Copneiins Feiiowes and Mrs Her
bert Bloodgood theatre party og MI' bHo bV Mrs
Charles James WEIGH. who was Miss hhzaoeth ~
Livingston
Two sisters were married late yesterday afternoon
In Calvary Episcopal Church. They were the daush-
,s-s or Mr. and Mrs Herbert B. Turner. Miss Mary
Turner becoming the bride Of Nathaniei Foote
while Miss Anna Turner became the wife OF Carl
C. Lorentzen The procession up the aisle 10 lhe
altar of the church. which was prettily decorated
by Aidred with chrysanthemums and palms. was
headed by the usners Reginald Jevons. William
Floyd Renwick Hurry. Horatio Turnbull. j. Mon
roe Davis and Frank Bishop Smidt Following
them came Miss Ella Mccullough, maid OF honor
10 Miss Anna Turner. who was escorted oy hef
brother Thornton After them came Miss Edth
Van Cortlandt Jay. maid of honor for Miss Mary
Turner who was led to the altar by her father
The brides were dressed alike IN white satin, and
wore tulle wells. while the maids of honor were
arrayed in pink. with black picture hats At the
close of the ceremony there was a reception at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Beach Turner; in
Herbert Satterlee. Mr. and Mrs Albert DeiaMeId;
The Misses M Ded n rs and B b con4cex ireland I
and Mrs ". Pierson Hamilton Frederick Hoppin'
Mr. and Mrs J. Pierpont Morgan. jr. and Mrs.
Dexter Hawkins.
Mrs Levi p. Morton returns to town to-day from
Ellerslie and will give dinner party on Saturday
afternoon for her Youngest daughter. Levi p Nor
ton and the Misses Morton are already here
Mrs Frederick Goodrdge and her daughter. Mrs.
John Iselin will be at home on Tuesdays during
the season at the formers house in Fifth-ave.
Grosvenor Goodridge and his wife, who was Miss
Ethel Isein, will spend the winter at their country
place at Pomfret, Conn
Mrs Robert E. Livingston and Miss Catherine
Livingston have returned to town from Tivoli. and
are at their home, in Fffth-ave.
Among those who sailed for Europe yesterday on
board the Oceanic Sydney Paget and Lord
and Lady Newborough who have been here ever
since the Cup races
Miss Caroline de Forest likewise sailed yesterday
for Europe to spend the winter abroad.
Dr. and MIS- w Seward Webb will spend Christ
mas at their country place in Vermont.
Among the numerous receptions on the programme
for next Saturday those TO be given by Mrs.
Henry Fairfield Osborn at her home. in Madison
ave. for her daughter. Virginia. of the deb
utantes of the season. and by Mrs Thomas
Thatcher at her home in West Fifty -hrst-st.. for
her daughter. Louise. another of the seasons deb
utantes. On the same day Miss Mary GansevooTt
Edwards will be introduced to society at a tea
for her by Mrs Barnard Mackay at her home. in
West Thirty-Seventh-St-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney have returned
to town from their place Long Island and are
their home, in West Fifty-seventh-st.. for the
winter
Mr and Mrs Walter Suydam have likewise re-
turned to town from their place Long Island and
at their home, in East Twenty -Second-St.
Mrs. s. VI. Cammann, Mrs. W. W. Hoppin, Mrs
Robert McAnistcr Lloyd Mrs r. L. MaitIaid and
Miss Helen M. Gould among the women who
ment which will be given at the Carnegie Lyceum
Saturday afternoon for the benefit of the char
ity known at the Baby Fold.
Mrs Douglas Robinson's reception on the after
noon of Saturday. December 81. at her home in
West Sixteenth-st.. will be for her granddaughter
Miss Whitmore.
Mrs. William Wood gives a reception on Decem-
Der Is her home. in East Fifty-third-st and
Mrs. H. Duncan Wood has home at her
home. in West Fifty-frst-st, December II
Mrs. John B. Ireland gives a reception tomorrow
and another December 20 her home in East
Forty -seventh-st. Mrs ]. De Courcey Ireland Mrs
Louis H. Junod, who was Miss Laura Ireland and
Mrs. Easton E. Madeira who was Miss Marie Ire
land will receive with her.