New-York tribune., 1901-01-23
ABOUT SOCIETY.

The news of the death Of the Queen a,
ana the Empress of India. which was r.rssT.
soon after midday yesterday. cast a gloon, - >-u
York society. So many fashionable wor,s, -
been presented. and many Of them rar,, ave
the Queen, both at Buckingham Palace asu
the Isle of Wight. where Americans ave - - %
rendezvous during the summer. that the dao.S " "
England's estimable sovereign was felt a.. "
sonal loss From now until Lent there are -
many large entertainments with the excaD,to. N0e
the Assembly. The visiting English uaonIa - "
very few. The Duke of Manchester ia in tba Sa' are
on 1 ms way 70 California, and the Duke OF NeS,
castle Is in Florida Mrs; Paget will arrive INV.
Io-Gay, ana among the colony at present in Naas
York are Cecil Barring. younger brother or TS
Earl OF Yarmouth has embraced the stage a. ne
profession, and has gone a star with bis om a
company through the small Southern towns ' o"a
The wedding of Miss Mary Alice Van Nas. -.
daughter of Mrs Alexander T. Van Nas+ -
John Stewart Barney took place yesterday - a-u
noon at Trinity Chapel 1t was an eIabo-e.-
church ceremonial There was no recentfor =. -,
home of Mrs. Van Nest owing to the recent 80
OF Charles Carroll Jackson. the uncle OF thu -
The triple ceremony. which is now so fashtonabIa
was performed The Rev DR.. Vibbert vicar ne +L
chapel. performed the ceremony proper vvbna tL
Rev Dr. William r. Huntington the rector !.
Grace Church. read the betrothaI service a.
Bishop Potter pronounced the beuediction rs
bride entered the church on the arm Of her couy,,
u WlIlet van Nest she wore gown Of vhi,s
satin. trimmed with point lace. and point I,cs
veil which was worn by her mother on her IT,
ding day. Miss Helen Storer, cousin ~ a.
bride. was maid of honor She wore mini, 49,
velvet with large white hat. The best man NO,
James De Wolfe Cutting, and the ushers wa-s
w. Rhinelander Stewart. Henry Otis Chapman
William NJ. V. Hoffman Robert T. varnuna. Jan,s,
Henry Smith. D. Phoenix Ingraham and Norr,a
Walker William Green, Of Albany, and NJ Rons5
Smith. of Virginia, were TO be among the usha-s'
but they were unable to attend the wedding a.
they are suHerlns from pneumonia Among the
wedding guests were the Rev. Mr. and Mrs Stew
Rev William Osborne Baker Miss Ethel Ehi'I irvin 5ps
Mrs Richard Irwin. Mrs. Griswold Gray Mr. and
Mrs. William Kingsland, James j. Van Allen Mr.
Frederick Gebhard and Mr.. and Mrs. James Aber.
crombie Burden
The fourth Fortnightly Dance took place last even,
ing at the WaIdorf-Astoria- Frederick S. Wood
ruff led the cotillon. and Mrs. Lewis Livingston
Delaheld Mrs. Alexander Shaw and other patron
esses received
The only entertainment of this evening Of auv
large proportions is the Wednesday CotiIlon, which
will take place at Delmonico's This is the third
meeting Of this popular dancing organization
1t Is on the cards that Mr. md Mrs William K
Vanderbilt jr.. may accompany William K. Wander
bilt ST.. abroad the Valiant which sails for
Europe February IL. instead o. going South. as
first intended They were In Newport yesterday
Mrs Astor gave a large dinner party last evening
Attired in black brocaded silk spangled with Sill
yer. she received her guests who comprised Mr.
and Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twombly, Mr.. and Mrs
VI. Orme Wilson. Colonel and Mrs. William Jay
Mr. and Mrs EIbridge T. Gerry. Mr.. and Mrs
George B. De Forest Mr. and Mrs. c. Oliver Ise-
lin. Mrs. Richard Irwin. D. o. Mills. Mrs. Living
ston Miss Blight. Mr. and Mrs T. ]. Oakley
and Mrs O H. P Belmont Center Hitchcock Lis.
psnard Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehouse. George
W smalley and Harry Lehr.
1t is on February 3 that Colonel and Mrs. John
Jacob Astor and their son Vincent sail for Aiken.
Mrs Heber R. Bishop will give large dinner
party on Monday. the night OF Mrs. Elbridgs 7.
Gerry's ball
Dinner parties were given last night by Mrs. og-
den Mills. by Mrs. j. F. d. Lanier. who had
cepton afterward. and by Mrs. Pembroke Jones.
A dinner dance was also given last night By
Amedee Depau Moran for his daughters. Marie
and R9saIe. The dinner, which vas served at
Mrs Nicholas Fish gave the second Of series
OF luncheons yesterday for her daughter Mrs. Rob
ert Burnside Potter. who recently returned from
Paris.
DR. and MS Alexander 5. Clark are in Boston.
They have been in Newport arranging their house
for summer. Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Hill
house have taken a Newport cottage.
Mr. and Mrs Walter S. Gurnee will give danes
this evening at their home. No. East Thirty
third-st II will be a small affair Miss Louise
Scott and George Isham Scott. Of No 50 East
Sixty -third-st-. will give dinner. and Mrs. Will
lam A Perry Mrs c. Fischer Hansen and Mrs.
Charles Cone are among those who receive.
Mrs. Phillip Livingston OF No West Forty
nInth-st. will give reception this afternoon Il
not for Miss Caroline Livingston. announced.
BRY4N'S PAPER PRINTED BY A TRUST
Lincoln. Neb.. Jan. % (SpeciaD.-Four presses Of
The Western Newspaper Union were started at
1880 o'clock this evening Mr.. Bryan's paper.
THE Commone-." Mr. Bryan himself fed the first
ten IN the press. and the press for this
turned by ]. V. Wolfe. ex-Commissioner OF Public
Lands and Buildings in this State and well
known character. commonly called Uncle Jake"
Some surprise was manifested among Mr.. Bryan's
friends in this city when il was made known to-
day that the contract for the presswork had been
let TO what is called trust. The Newspaper Union
he r,rfra IN