New-York tribune., 1901-04-17
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

| Society was by no means taken by surprise -
| the formal announcement was made ye,,era.r "a
/ the engagement Of Miss Ann Urquhart po,,
| only child Of James Brown Potter. to James s,,r
| man, tr. son Of James Stillman, the presdsn. "
the National City Bank. The attachmen, eyi.,;ra
between the young people has been an open SEES.
Tor nearly two years. and. indeed. 1T has been 49,
Posfs4 moas ssRo r.f ose shn, ,hsg Miss
ss she She i is knowa BY her % family and friends as
passed the greater part OF her life wi, ni,e and has
at Tuxedo Her hance is Harvard srsdualsshs aeh aashsr
Isiees p,se maT5ass 70 Percy s
Mrs. Oh ,rl.s I. Barneys dinner danca Las.
at her homo. in East Thirty-sighth-st for ~.
daughter. was comparatively small ara,,
Thirty-eight sat down 10 dinner az thr.s .,,,
Mrs E. s Hartman and Mrs Waer aeq safssrwara G5Tna
tr. each brought in number of people more wbc
had been dining with them There was no corilor'
Among the other entertainments Of vastsrs.r
were the luncheons given by Miss Josephine Drer.,
and by Miss Caroline E. Plum; Mrs Charles
Alexander's dinner party, and the meeting of the
Neighborhood Amusement Club the house a,
Amos F. Emo. where the programme consisted q.
music and vaudeville Miss Leary likewise eava
her customary Tuesday afternoon reception win
was Miss Jessie Vanderbilt McNamee had Tbs tbs
second Of her three at homes at No. All Park-ave
Miss Ethel Dominick's luncheon party yesterday
vas for her bridesmaids and took place at the
West Fifty-hrst-st. nome of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Bayard Dominick Her guests included her
cousin Miss Elsie Dominick; Miss Nav Riker N;.
Eleanor Bowers. Miss Ann NJ. Archbold. Miss Mar.
garet Belts and Miss Alice Marsson McKim. Mss
take place on Saturday next at St James, Church' '
in Madison-ave.
The principal wedding in town yesterday was un.
doubtedly that of Miss FIaurence Olphant Ward
and Lieutenant Henry Hughes Hough, U. S, n.
which in every sense of the word naval
affair. brass buttons and gold lace predominatns
and giving a certain amount of brilliancy TO the
scene. The ceremony took place at O'Clock in the
afternoon at the Church of the Heavenly Rest, and
the bride. who attired in white satin. with
yoke sleeves of point lace. and tulIe veil
bordered with lace. attended by bevy O.
bridesmaids including Misses Harriet Brownson.
Corneta Knox. Alice Byrne, Addie De Wet Flor
enee Stebons Rose Hoppensteds anleae a Holmes IS
frocks of white orsandie, trimmed with lace and
bouauets OF daTodiis witch they carried The
ushers We're Lieutenants 4. Althogse. G p Preston.
United states Navy; Naval Constructor R u.
Watts Captssinv tai W., r. H Lsne ohcatsd G Sns as
best man. After the wedding ceremony which was
Morgan, there was large reception at the home Of
Ms Shs = brides ID W.sa garfq.r mir sha r
Another wedding of interest to the fashionable
element in NewI ork was that Of Miss Marie Louise
Claiborne. daughter of Mr.. ana ArS NHlldn u
Claiborne to DR. ]. Herbert Livingston. which took
nlece Yesterday in New-Orleans. The bridegroom
is one Of the governors of the Calumet Cub. IN
this city. and will bring his wife 70 live IN New
York at the close Of the honeymoon The Claiborne
and Livingston families associated with me
early history Of louisiana An ANCESTOR OF & tse
bride the first Governor OF the Ierrtofy are.
ITS e rs swmr oy These families have
,r,s1 ma rs WIN snressfaTive s of the American ee
ment it is known in that quaint CITY. ne ns
she will make a brilliant addition 10 the young
matrons In society in this city
One Of the principal features OF to-day's social
programme will be the wedding Of Miss Sarah
Gibbs Thompson to Stephen Hyatt Pen whlcn
takes PLACE I this afteTre8n at VIII SGqek be- foOwed
by reception at the house OF the bride parsa,s Sf
third-st.
Another wedding will be that of Miss Helen c.
RuIkley TO Dorsay Holt. which will take place
IN the afternoon the Madison-ave- home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Justus G BulkIey
arinS Fash Miss CiIrfis Miss Nathalie Wells and
Miss Pansy Roosevelt. while T. Chesley Richardson
will be the best man.
Yet another wedding which takes place today Is
that of Miss Lillian Jones' daughter of Mrs George
w Jones to Charles York Judson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred NJ. Judson. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the Church Of the Divine Paternity, and
a reception will follow the house of Mrs. George
w Jones' in West Twenty-hrst-st. MISS Ruth Over
be Miss Grace Newton Miss Nathalie Colfax and
Miss May squires: William d; Judson will be oest
Wildey, jr., L. H Smith and Frank Stearns will be
the ushers.
I'm the evening there will be the dance given by
Mrs. William R. Barr. at her house. in West Fifty
sxth-st for her daughter. Miss Honor E. Barr.
The Pioneer coach has been chartered for the
day by Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. who
will take party TO luncheon at Ardsey.
Reginald W. Rives was the whip yesterday and
had Seward Cary. j. McDermott and Julius Fehc
with him on the coach
Mr.. and Mrs George L. Rives. Miss Rives.. L. X.
Wimerding and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hampden Robh.
with the Misses Robb. will sail to-day for Europe
on the Majestic. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick J. De
Peyster have arranged to spend most of the sum-
mer at Lake Mohonk. while Nir and Mrs. Prescott
Hall Butler Will remain during the hot weather
Rostwick will sail for Europe on April % on the
Oceanic while Mrs Ogden Cioelet and her daughter,
May leave for Europe on Saturday next
The first dance OF the season at Chatsworth ".
J.. will be given at the clubhouse Saturday
evening. when large party of members from
Philadelphia and New-York have arranged 10 De
present.
Mrs Frederick ]. De Peyster has issued invita-
tions for a luncheon party. TO be given Friday
for her daughters Augusta and Frances
Mrs Arthur Murray Sherwood. who Miss
Rosina Emmett, is expected home from Europe on
Saturday next.
The marriage of Miss Julia L. Delaheld. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Maturiu L. Delaheld. TO Frederick
DeIafeld home. i'm Fifth-ave Frederick P. Della
field will be best man, and there are 10 De no
bridesmaids.
Miss Marie Antoinette Davis, daughter Of Mr..