New-York tribune., 1901-04-09
RELATING TO SOCIETY.

regular feature Of New-York life. opened auspi-
cioUsly yesterday with several weddings, number
of dinners and dances. To-day there will be
receptions and dinner parties. indeed society has
taken up to a @ great extent its ante-Lenten round
until the end of the month-wedding chimes by day
the air in the modish quarters of New-York.
The most notable wedding Of the day
doubtedly that Of Miss Angelica Duer. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward a. Duer. OF HauXhurst
Weehawken. y. j. to Lucius Tuckerman Gibbs
which took place in the chantry of Grace Church
The bride, who was attred in frOck OF silver
gray cloth. trimmed and slashed with colored
velvet. with hat to match. had no attendant Clar-
ence c. Burnam best man. while the ushers
comprised Edward McVickar. Henry Olmstead and
Edward A. Duer There reception after
the ceremony, but there was great gathering OF
the Duers at the church. among those present being
Mr. and Mrs. William a. Duer. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Duer, Mr.. and Mrs. Denning Duer. John V, B.
Duer. jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mackay. Mr.. and
ROGUE. ir., Miss Thedora Duer. Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert n ThomPson 35o and and Miss Sarah Gibbs Th@mp- mp
b ssss khg p 51d MD & Hnd M gen P9s King and
4 very pretty cotillon was given in the evening by
Mrs. Robert Olyphant for her daughter Amy IN the
annex Of the Metropolitan Club 1t led by
Frederick S. Woodruff. dancing with Miss Olyphant
who was dressed in white mousseline de Sole
trimmed with lace. and among the favors little
caddy bags containing scarfpins In the shape Of
golf sticks. Supper was served after the cotillon
and among those present were the Misses Helene
Olyphant, Nina Crosby. Catherine G. Pratt. Eleanor
Norris, Charlotte Prime. f. V. Stewart, Helen r
Rice HOpeton Atterbury. Nathalie Henderson.
Julia Fanshawe. Lena Fanshawe, Laura Low,
Helen R Ely. Mole Wagstaff. Alice Ripley.
Dorothy Edwards. Mollie Leggett. Harriet Della
ied, Edith Carpender. Ella De Peyster. May
Young. Marie De Neufville. AIaude Wolfe. jane
4ewiS Edith Post Anita Dominck. Alice Dominick.
ulia Edwards. Dorothy Sch-ff"lin, Helen Parish.
Ashton De Peyster, c. A Dana, William Baylis,
5irkhead, lie Grand G Griswoid Theron strong
Henry Schroeder; Walden Pen, Frederick Hone.
AtterbGrY. Lewis Franklin. Z. A.
5rannis c: II Rela1leld. r AuchinSloss william william
j. Woodruff. Seymour Woodruff Lewis Woodruff.
nS M P P9q ana 3ns Rsgbad WS
The marriage of Miss silvie livingston Strong.
laughter Of Mrs. James II. Strong. to Richard
3aylcy Post likewise very quiet affair. owing
10 the mourning Of the brides family. 1t was
celebrated Yesterday afternoon at the Church OF
lie Epiphany, Lexington-ave. and Thirty-hfth-
K: the ceremony being performed by Archdeacon
x ran yrad win Fses; nont ~hs anG wor m
lace veil Adrian Terry Post and James Remsen
Strong served as ushers. while John Iorillard
Arden officiated as best man.
The last of the dances known as the Five Co
illons took place last night at Sherry's Herbert
Iawton leading. Among those present were the
Iisses Mary /. Boardman Gertrude Won Briesen.
Honor Barr. Madeleine Cary. Edith Clarke. Isa-
,elle Fowler. Edna Gregory, Anna Herrick. Ger
rude Herrick. Cornelia Merrill, Elsie Ladd, Helen
carolyn I1idlitZ and Francis Boardman, l.. Rowland
Brown, F Ambrose Clark. Howard Brookaed.
lowell John G. Sake, Frederick W. Scott, Herbert
thompson and Augustus Wadsworth.
Miss Florence Oliphant Ward. whose marriage to
Lieutenant Henry Hughes Hough, L. S n. takes
,lace the afternoon OF April l6 at the Church
IF the Heavenly Rest. F1fth-ave. and Fort y-ffth-
IL. gave dinner party to her bridesmaids last
light at the residence OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Gray Ward. No. 81 West Fifty-third-st.
Among those present Were Miss Helen Holmes.
Miss Fl9Tenee & s1eb6Rs Miss De NIL s Miss Ace
Knox Miss Hyde Miss Harriet Brownson and
est 1T sn eue4an W 5ouB s. BIamer and and a his
!shers Captain Lane Of the United states Marine
a:eston, Caldwell Aphonse and irwin all Of the
United states Navy.
The coaching season was inaugurated in the
nurse Of the afternoon by the first trip Of the
tabic coach Good Times from the Waldorf
;storia TO the Abbey. The start was made at 3:3o
nd after half hours stay the Abbey II started
,ack on its homeward journey. Leslie Ward OF
sewark who had chartered the coach, was the
rhp. and among his r.rty were James Perry
Clarence Perry. Herbert T. Ward, J. E. Ward, j.
gayard Kirkpatrick, Clarence Dillingworth Ed
yard H. Wright. Henry NJ. Broadhurst and Albert
Philips DR. Charles +. Robert has engaged the
Good Times for to-day. The whips on alternate
a2ndays Non na VII be % e eWa TsR O The Waps
1n other days of the week will be: J. y. Gallatln
FHe5s6ays Es56eavs Ira d6is n Boissevain Thursdas
george 3. Holme, Fridays, and William l.. BeadIe-
made TO break the long distance coaching record
9Th the Good Tmes in run ~ IRON Rantc 5nf tT
distance of hundred ana sXty-slX miles. ri The
will involve eighteen changes OF hoTSeSi }ldS ne
Artril Will he Pioneer.
Hitchcock has secured the coach for the day and
Reginald Rives will be the whip. The Pioneer
lrdsley
Among the features of the social programme or
o-day will lie the Easter matinee OF the American
school Of Opera at the Waldorf the last OF Tour
.otilons at Sherry's. the Century cotillon at Del
nonicos and the masquerade cotillon for young
seople given by Mrs. Artemas r. homes az hel
,e an afternoon reception with music at Miss
earys and dinner M RarffE pa fEffih-ave gEg oy
II is to-day too that the marriage Of Frederick
Curtis Perkins of this city, to Miss Florence Car
legie daughter Of Mrs. Thomas Carnegie. OF Pitts
,urg takes place Dungeness, Cumberland ISL
md a short distance OF the southern coast Oh
Florida where Mrs. Carnegie has her country
eat Bishop Nelson. of Georgia, will perform the
ceremony Miss Carnegie will have as her maid
# honor her sister. Miss Nancy carnegie. ana as
ler bridesmaids the sisters OF the bridegroom.
Miss Grace Perkins and Miss Clarissa Perkins. of
sharon Penn; Miss Mary Holland. Miss Mary
;aughiin Miss Madeline I-aughlin. Miss Mary
3aFeaIey Miss Rebecca Darlington Miss Harriet
+arnegie it Of Pit1sburg The best man viii be
alfred y Perkins. Of sharon s enh eafon a41 me ne
bis cttY. Frank NJ Carnegie and Coleman Car
,ese bEothsrs dh af the Do Wood of Pittsburg Philip
l. Mcmillan OF Detroit. Mlch.' ana IRWIN NC
0owell Garfield. of Boston