New-York tribune., 1901-04-12
ruE DOlNGS OF SOCIETY.

. is much interested In the entertainment
gtven tonight by Mr.. and Mrs Abram s
70 s,+ and by the Misses Hewitt. in their home in
h-,.c,ou-ave. The Hewitt parties distin-
N1bsa py their originality. which insures their
gYlsneee and the tonight will be exception
@ ne II will take ne m form fGrm q P,ts s a uP9n @
A'1rSe AnsI-fee a number Of Wild West features
,,rober Of people went from here Phila-
hta Yesterday attend the wedding of Miss
49, Whelen and Craig Biddle. both of whom are
IN known in New-York. The ceremony took
place ~ eIe We Iyon Gardiner whose parents Mr. and
Ms John L 5n Gardiner. were among the guests
,,-.a DYER ir will be the best man for ].
ems T-lnan. when he marries Miss Barclay at
sbort Hills y. j. April %. Mr.. Dyer returned
80 Europe on the Deutschland The ushers will
Inan Barclay h14n6ze, naIo& Senator S BARCLAY
WI WI Clara viii be her maids of honor: Two special
trains will convey euests from New-fork 70 Snob'
and the other for the RECEPTION far larger rye nun mum
gon PEI than for the ceremony at the church.
Among the weddings yesterday that of Clio
-snna de Saint Seigne daughter of Nine. de Saint
ceirne and of the late General de Saint Seigne of
T,sIy. TO Thomas c. Farrelly. son of Patrick Far
-o,y The marriage took place in St. Patrick's Ca
fhedral at o'clock Archbishop Corrisan peri0fImi @ M
NJ Franchi. the Italian Consul General. while the
gsheTs Terg Valentine Farreiy and Count
corinaldi OF the Italian Embassy After the cere-
moth mother Of the bride.
One Of the most interesting features of societys
,rogramme for to-day is the entertainment 10 be
riren this afternoon at the Waldorf-Astora for
the benefit Of the Home for the Destitute Blind ar
Plancon, OF the Metropolitan Opera Company. Will
sing.
The marriage of Miss Adelna Tower. daughter of
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Phelps Tower. TO the Rev.
Thomas Reed Bridges, of Newark, will be cele- er.
oarents, No 81 East Sixty y-fourth-st.
Mrs Richard Irvin's rose tea yesterday afternoon
N aid OF the Pro-Cathedral Day Nursery. was a
srccess and roses of bewdering variety and
beauty gave Mrs. Twins home the appearance Of a
hover Bishop Potter made most interesting 3d-
sim was raised for the interesting charity for
which it was given
Thinner parties were given last night by Mrs.
Hamilton Nick. Twombly, Mrs. Anson w Hard
Mrs Charles NJ Oelrichs. whose party OF sixXteen
vas for Miss Helen Kountze and her fancee, Robert
/. Livingston. and by Mrs S. B. Clman; whose
dinner was in honor Of her sons fancee MISS Ger
frude Barclay. Mrs Ulmans guests inCluded fisn[E @
Mr. nI1 and Mrs Henry McYickar Mr.; and Mrs; Jules
s Bache. Mrs Simon Bache and Mr.. ana MIS-
Morris Ulman.
cotiliOn by Mrs. OlNer LIVINGSTON "oIieS
.or her daughter Rosalie last night was a pretty
affair. and was led by Montgomery Schuyler, dane
ing with Miss Jones Among those present Were
Miss Charlotte Prime the Misses Harriet and Gracs
etsT Miss Madeline Carey. Miss Eleanor Morris
John Delafeld. Lenox Mott, Heath ba"'oh ahi
To-day the first polo match of the season will be
paved between the Lakewood and the Westches-
ter teams. while Tomorrow there will he meets
at Hampstead and AT Eatonstown, The meet yes
terday Of the Meadow Brook Club was a success
There fine run.
Louis Boissevain chartered the Good Times"
coach for the trip to Inwood yesterday afternoon.
and had Mrs. Boissevain on the box seat beside
him
Tonight will take place the last dance Of the
season Of Mrs. Benjamin Schuyler Church's Fri
day Evening Class. and tomorrow there Will be
the final meeting Of the Saturday Evening Class
The Roller Skating Club proposes to give cotf-
Ion on skates the last Saturday Of the month
II will be led by Raymond Leferts
Mrs. stuyvesant Fish does not purpose to remain
in town long for she is organizing a party TO ac-
company her TO the Hot Springs. She will spend the
early season at her country home. the old Hamil-
Fish place. At Garrisons-on-the-t tiuoSoh aiter
which she will proceed to Newport and open up
the Crossways.
Miss Calender Miss De Forest and Mrs. John
C Wilmerding are among the patronesses Of Miss
Anne E Ottens violin recital which takes place
on Monday evening at the Waldorf-Astoria. Heathe
Gregory will assist.
Two farewell bachelor dinners will he given to-
morrow night one by Frederick Davies Cwho is to
marry Miss O'Neill at Pittsburg). at Sherrys.
Among the guests will be his cousin Bradley
Martin jr. and Robert l. Gerry. stephen Pell
will give his farewell bachelor dinner at the St.
Nicholas Club.
At Grace Church. Orange. yesterday afternoon
a. ZinrnPrmann
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Frederick Gerhard,
Of Harrison-st. East Orange. TO George Johnston
Bradish, Of New-York took place. The ceremony
Rev. Alexander Mann, assisted by the Rev. DR..
George B. Hopson OF Annandale y. Y, uncle
et the bride The best man Charles Dana
GIBSON. and the maid OF honor Miss Hildegarde
Gerhard, sister of the bride. The bridesmaids
Miss Agnes s. Znmermann, Miss Mary q. Bradley.
az AZ O East Orange. The ushers were j. Murray
Mitchell and George B. Watts. jr. of New York:
a1shels J. Z.mInermann. Louis Chauncey Henry
snd Arthur c Zimmerman. OF East Orange, and
Francis Upton Johnston. OF Staten Island. The
aflde woe a princess gown % white ivory satin
utlnined with point applique lace an heirloom in
ne family. Her tulle veil was caught up with
I'd! OF orange blossoms that had been worn ny
her mother and grandmother. She carried a shower
no1auet OF white hlacs The bridesmaids
eonIs OF white louisine trimmed with green
gGst!ch pImes. They carried loose lunches of
r-aster lilies At the close of the ceremony a re-
ttepgon was held Nuthurst the home Of the
i.es' az NO. lI5 Harrison-st. East Orange. and
ls'er N the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Rradish started
on their return
Dh TAYLOR LIKELY TO ACCEPT.