New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
ABOUT SOCIETY.

MISS Nathalie MoSSs wedding Johnston Liv-
insston jr. yesterday afternoon brought together
large gathering of the fashionable set in Calvary
Cnurch In spite OF the rain. Contrary expecta-
tlons the tunnel excavations were not bridged
Tor the occasion. but the awning was extended from
the main door of the church in Fourth-ave. to
i"ehty-nrst-st where the carriages set down their
guests The bridal music from "Lohengrin" was
prayed as the bride entered the church with her
Iather' Courtlandt D. Moss who gave her away.
She was dressed in white brocaded bengaIine the
iong trained skirt being finished at the bottom
with rufie of point lace. and drapery of point
,ace was arranged above of silver cloth on her
poolce' to which exquisite mauve orchid was
@ IasIened. Her veil was of point lace her flowers
were mauve orchids and lilies of the valley
Surrounded er With t1Tod was large turquoise brooch
hy her younger sister, Miss Elsie Moss as maid OF
chine chine and large leghorn hat trimmed with a
best nan oS1fiCn leather Louis J. Livingston was
actsG Socpch A. Henry w Livingston and Robert W. Moss
reception m @ the The bom en- my followed by
East EAST Thrty-ninth-st which was largely attended
Eaofoek and the Misses Babcock Mr. and Mrs
pSoe pffSoeriGK Nr O. al Beech. @ Mr. and Mrs William
anG mlS W; a Dixon Mr.. and Mrs. Bradish Johnson
family .'''e'aoe representation of the Livingston
j. Stevens Ulman. whose marriage with Miss
Gertrude Barclay takes place Monday at Short
INNS ~ j.. gave his farewell bachelor dinner last
nsht at his new house, No. 81 East Ffty-sixth-st
among MS guests were Elisha Dyer. jr who is to
Sydney s. smith. Barclay W. Kountze, a0Int Wright
White of Syracuse as Ws "a and SeTatpE HOraee
S J. Bache. Harry Holbroof, franklin NJ Pinm ii1a
Barcay iSd lay jr Ludwig Ulman Morris Uiman. Leon
hast jr.
Tracy Dows had the Pioneer yesterday for the
trip to Ardsley. He had with him T. Suffern Taller
and Hamilton Cary while Reginald Rives the |
whip whip The party was to have included several
women Ihey, however, were deferred by the |
rain.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt confirmed the report pub
lshed yesterday In this column, the effect that |
he had leased Ardsley Towers the country place !
Of A L. Barber, at Ardsley- Hudson, for
Reginald Brooks leaves for Florida to-day
with party of for some fishing
The marriage of Miss Helen Fl. Potts, daughter |
of Mrs George H. Potts Gerardus Mills Wyn-
koop will take place May IS at st. Johns |
no bridesmaids Dr. Daniel woodbury. Wynkoop |
will be his brothers best man.
Mrs Charles Thorndyke Parker returns town !
tonight from Boston, where she has been staying
with friends.
Mrs Lockerman Taylor and Mrs. Thomas Hicks !
will chaperon the second of the three golf and
country parties the links of the Scarsdale Golf
Club given by the governors of the Cotlon OF
include Miss Ethel Rockefeller, the Misses Eleanor
lei S. Lamont, Miss Lucy c. Byrd and Mr. and Mrs.
John Burn. Lawrence
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, will open |
their country place Camp HILL Fort Washington, |
on May l.
Mrs Edward CIarkson Potter has returned to
town from Philadelphia, where she has been visit
ing Mrs. John Thompson Spencer.
w storrs Wells, who sails with Mrs. storrs Wells
this week for Europe purposes to demolish the
buildings the Freeman property, which he has
just purchased at Newport. and to lay out the
grounds gardens and park. 1t adjons Pansy
Villa which ne has nearly completed. He will have
a large place, from Newport point of view. Mr..
and Mrs. Storrs Wells expect to return from Eu-
rope In time for the Newport season.
Among the coming arrivals from Europe those
OF the Honorable Dudley and Mrs. Leigh. Dudley |
Leigh is the eldest and heir OF Lord Leigh, !
while his wife Helen Beckwith was formerly one
ciety and a famous beauty They coming TO
this country for a brief visit.
AS announced in this column last week. the
patronesses of the Friday evening subscription
dances of which Mrs. Benjamin 5. Church, Mrs.
Edward Curtis, Mrs. Christopher Wolfe, Mrs II.
Fairfield Osborn, Mrs. Frances Dana Winslow, Mrs.
Frederic Goodridge. Mrs George Schieffen and
others have the management, have changed the
dates OF two of the six dances at Sherry's. Their
first dance next season takes place November %.
On February = which is just before Ash Wednes
day will therefore be crowded with other
announced for April i will take place instead on
April H. These Ghanses were made >. that none OF
winter. should fall on the same nights Many We're
anxious to join both series OF eotillons the four
Fridays occurring in December. January, Feb
ruary and April supplement the FRIDAY Evening @ i
be given November 29 December lS and q,
January 10 and "a and April II.