New-York tribune., 1901-11-27
NEW-YORK SOCIETY.

Many of the old Knickerbocker set were present
at the wedding of Miss Sophie Edwards spencer
to Dr. Donald NJ. Cammann in the Grace NhuIch
(,hantry at noon The bride. who was dressed III
na1o gray crApe de chine with a small toque of
light blue velvet, adorned with bunch or White
ostrich tips. given away oy her orother' E-u-
wards Spencer, and attended by her sister MISS
Frances Spencer. as maid OF honor, who wore
frock of yellow crepe and black velvet picture
hat The bridegroom, grandson of the late Jacob
Iorillard had as his best man Henry LoriIiard
Cammann %Iiid SIfad as 9shers After the ceremony
which performed by the Rev: hr; Morean IN IN
and Mrs Edwards Spencer. in West Sixteenth-st
Among those present at the Wedding were @ MI fsi ad
iatin MtH 'Ss Mrs Rchard Heckeher Mr.; and Mrs Ed
%nd MId ii Mrs s'Ee' r Tden len Brown Mrs Alfred Edwards
Mrs Nelson Tappan. Mr.. and Mrs j. v L. Pruyn;
MF and a16y Mrs sehnSer Miis Mr and Mrs Edwards
pGs who arrived fom W Sny @e0Hl We'd
ding. win return to their country place in England
for the winter in about two weeks
Another wedding which took place yesterday was
that of Miss Caroline G. Throop to John g. Herman
at the home of the bride in West Fifty-seventh-st
The bridegroom was attended by Pierrepont White.
of Syracuse. and me bride by Miss Antoinette
Wilton of Cleveland. and there were neither usn-
nor Tncs Throop while the bridegroom is grand
son of the late Senator Francis w Herman
The first of the subscription dances known as
the ..FortnghtIy.' organized by Mrs. Lewis Liv-
ingston Delafeld. took place last night at the
WaIdorf-Astoria. The Astor Gallery and the ad-
Joining rooms and corridors We're reserved for the
use of the dancers and supper was served In tns
Waldorf dining room. The guests were received
nsses Of the class which has a membership OF
about two hundred. The coton was led by Fred
erck Woodruff
Alfred G. Vanderbilt has been regarded until now
as so Indifferent to business of any kind. and SO
entirely absorbed by coaching, polo and horse
flesh in general. that the announcement yesterday
that ne had Joined an influential syndicate organ,
Westminster Heights created some little talk in
clubland and fashionable society.
II is tomorrow that the horse show opens in the
premises of the Riding and Driving Club of East
orange. and it will continue until Saturday night,
evening sessions being held both Tomorrow ana
on Friday The committee in charge of the affair
cnmprises Ira A. Kip jr Edward B. Ward and
John NJ. Shore. and. Judging from the tact that an
sure a fine display of horses. the exhibition prom
ises to prove a success
Dinner parties were given last night by James
Henry Smith, at his house in West Fifty-second-
St. and by Mrs Henry Lewis Norris at her mouse oI
moEy II wa H honor Of Miss May Gaan and Of
her nance. William Warner Hoppin. jr.
Mrs. Nicholas Fish entertained number OF peo-
pls shs EFsn.er''s Fsiil al i0Ne'0' ~"''' '"' -
Miss Helen Gould gave at home yesterday
afternoon at her house in Fifth-ave for MISS
Helen Kelly who is to marry Frank j. Gould
Among those present were Mrs. Edwin Gould. Mrs
Russell Sage, Mrs j. p. Mum. Miss stephenson
Mrs w n Walker Miss Agnes Orton. Miss Mary
WiIds and Miss ONeil
The Society of Decorative Art will give tea on
December and 4, at No. II East Thrty-fourth-st
There will be a loan exhibition of antique en-
broideries and lace.
Mr. and Mrs j. Potter Robinson have arrived In
ynIa ar Wakefield. X. l.,
and are at their house. No Il East Thirty-hfth-
St, for the winter
The long projected bachelors ball is at last after
many wears of waiting. about to take place Fri
dav January TO- is the date selected for the pur-
nose and the affair is to be given at Sherry 5.
t~entar Hitchcock, Holbrook Belts Henry W. Bun
and Alfonso de Navarro have charge or the ar
rangements-
Mr. and Mrs c. L. +. Robinson will sail on De-
cember from here board their yacht the Wan
derer for an extended cruise to the West Indies
and the Mediterranean. their party comprising
Stuyvesant LIE Roy, John Bolt. DR.. Harry Knapp
and Edward II. Bulkeley- C l. F. robinson is
and his Yacht used formerly to be known as the
kathaileS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Emmett have returned to