New-York tribune., 1901-11-26
SOCIETY IN NEW-YORK.

SOCIETY IN NEW-1ORk.
Among the features on the programme OF society
for to-day Is the marriage of Miss SOPHIE Ed"aros
Spencer to DR.. Donald NJ. Cammann,' grandson Oh
the late Jacob Lorlard. which takes place al noon
in Grace Church Chantry. Miss Spencer. VINO VIII
he given away by her brother. Edward Spencer. will
be attended by her sister. Miss Frances Spencer as
maid of honor. while Henry Lorillard Cammanh
will be best man. and George H. Spencer ana Ed
ward c. Cammann, the ushers. After the cere-
mony. which will be performed by the Rev Dr.
Morgan Dix. there will be a wedding breakfast at
1ns T6d eS' snencer The latter is married to
daughter Of the late General Meredith Read. United
Francis A Stout. DR.. Cammann and his pride Will
from their honeymoon early In vtc 1sr
will go South for the remainder of the winter.
Mrs Nicholas Fish gives large luncheon party
TODAY at Tuxedo, where she is spending the
autumn
The death Yesterday OF Courtlandt Dixon Moss.
of the Union Club. his home. in East Thirty
ninth-st. will throw number OF people into mourn
ing including Mrs. Johnston LIVINGSTON, 5r', Mrs
Frederick o. Beach MISS Elsie u MOSS anu Noui'
landt D. Moss. jr-
Mr. and Mrs Henry Lewis Morris give dinner
partv tonight at their house. in West Ffftythird-
ST. for Miss May Gallatin. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederic Galiatin whose engageneInt 20 vii
lam Warner Hoppin, jr.. was announced last spring
From Boston comes the news Of the engagement
Of Miss Efie Putnam daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Putnam, TO Edward StuTgis. Miss Put
nam's brother, James Lowell Putnam. it may be
remembered married MISS & ELe1ioF Pbnsnn of
Washington Square.
Another familiar landmark In Fffth-ave. IS about
to disappear namely. the Hoffman home, next to
the old Delmonico Building. This house was for
many years the home OF the late Samuel '. Hof-
man and is now aoogf @ 10 s nascteS by Dean E
gene Hoffman
To the long list of debutantes already published
in this column must be added the name OF Miss
Beatrice PelI daughter of Mrs. George Hamilton
PeIl who will be presented to society at recep-
December 10
The Columbia Junior ball has been set for jan
uary t. at sherrys and the issue OF invitations is
to be considerably restricted The committee in
charge thereof comprises Lewis lsein FTederlck
Herbert Roe Oden. son of Governor Odell. and
Victor La Montague Earle.
Mr. and Mrs FoxhalI P. Keene remain at their
country place on Long Island until after the hoi-
days when they go TO Melton Mowbray, England
for the hunting season
Mr. and Mrs. William B. DinBrnore. jr,. return to
town from Tuxedo on Mondsy. and Will be at their
Mrs Richard s Dana, who had issued cards for
reception on December for her sons hancee. Miss
Mary Meredith has been obliged 20 postpone it on
Mr. and Mrs Reginald Brooks, who are spending
mart of the winter at Aiken. S. C., will spend the
spring in the Meadow Brook district. and In nego-
tlation for place there
Mr. and Mrs J. Norman de r. Whltehouse close
their place Long Island next week and come to
town for the season. They will be at No 10 West
Thirtfeth-st. for the winter.
NJra Frederick Vanderbilt.
Mrs w Storrs Wells. Mrs. NJ. Orme Wilson. Mrs
William Jay and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt are
among the women who have the management Of
fair which is to be held at the @ ST ia
built for the Sisters of ST. Mary II IS destined for
impaired by their work In connection with the St
Mary's Free Hospital for CHILDREN; the Trinity Mis-
sion House and the House of Mercy
Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Mex. Twombly will re-
turn TO town on Saturday from Florham for the
winter
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Hartman. jr., have taken No.
10 Park-ave., and will take up their home there as
soon as the necessary alterations are completed
There was a large and fashionable attendance
last night at the opening performance of THE I'm
welcome Mrs. Hatch" at the Manhattan Theatre
The play is by Mrs. Burton Harrison, and among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Smith,
Mrs Francis Burton Harrison and Clarence Cary.
Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, who left here
last week for Europe, will spend the entire winter
abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery Schuyler will give a
reception on Thursday, December 5. heir home
in Park-ave.. to celebrate their silver wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Short have issued invita-
tions FOR largo theatre party on December 10. to
be followed by supper at the Metropolitan Club.
A WEDDING.
Belleve, n. J., Nov. ?5-The marriage IS an
nounced of the Rev. George Biler jr., eldest son
OF Mr.. and Mrs George Bler of this town, and
Miss Edna. Peninger. of Fort Smith, Ark The
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