New-York tribune., 1901-04-19
IN SOCIETY.

Despite inclement weather. the week now draw.
ing to close has been wonderfully gay when tbe
ZINE Of the is taken into consideration Thera
have been weddings and dances every day besides
h,nner parties. luncheons musicals and ama+eu-
theatrical entertainments The theatres are crowd
ed. No matter how much it may blow and rain
every day Ardsley for luncheon VIC 'eop'e
Craig W. Wadsworth will lead the cotillon at the
dance which Mrs John Jacob Astor gives to-rtght
al her home in Fffth-ave Although II was in
tended that ii should be small affair the guests
will number about two hundred. including some
Of the naval oiflcers from the French man-of-war
now in port
Mrs. Burke Roche. Mrs Charles T Barney and
Mrs J. Frederick Tams who gave dinner nartte.
last night, afterward took their guests to the din
ner dance given by Mrs. Henry w Poor for her
daughter Edith. at her home in Lexington-ave
Wentworth c. Bacon led the cotilon dancing win
Miss Edith Poor. who is to be of next winters
guests consisting mainly of the younger set >''
Another entertainment last night was the meet.
ing Of the Junior Thursday Evening Club at the
home Of Mrs Benjamin Church, in West Twelfth
St The programme included a play entitled The
Glove and ae me Lon h the reading of clever little
music There was also a meeting of the Wbist
Club last night at the house Mrs. Oliver Living.
sion Jones.
II was w d. Hatch who secured the Pioneer for
Yesterday and in the party which he took out with
rim Ardsey were Miss Cynthia Roche Mis-,
Kathleen Nelson Mr. w. D. Hatch Miss Anne
Dodge. Miss Hatch, William B. Rogers Louis
Vanderbilt and Alfred Vanderbilt, who was the
whip.
Colonel and Mrs. Edwin =. Stevens gave lunch
party yesterday at Castle Point. Hoboken in
lited to meet him We're George FpenehSysan tuSs IN
Henry Hayes. Richard Stevens Henry n Wayne.
Virgin. and Father Ritchie.
The wedding of Miss Rosalie Paul daughter OF
Colonel Charles r. Paul. Henry a. Barclay jr,
attracted large and fashionable crowd, first to
the Church of the Heavenly Rest. where the cere
rony took place in the afternoon, and afterward
TO Sherrys where the reception was held. The
brides white silk dress had a deep yoke Of white
chiffon below which drapery Of point lace
Her veil was of tule, and she carried bouquet of
white roses and lilies of the valley. The brides
maids the Misses Julia Post Brown Ruth De
Koven Prescott. Julia r. Dwight and Louise L.
veazie were dressed in yellow liberty satin.
milthg bacR pctnre fats. while Miss Gertrude Barclay
the maid OF honGr wore white TED SIX a sr46s 6s bredo
nant note. and carried bouquet OF red roses he
gsnFFs Fnster RaWns J searie Barclay and Robert
Barclay while Wright Barclay was his M 1
rector, the Rev. D. Parker Morgan
Another wedding yesterday was that OF MISS
Lydia Mason Brown, daughter of Lewis NJ Brown
10 Bart Jacob. which took place at the West Fiji
4;eth-st home of the brides parents. MISS Ger
Mason Brown Tas the the maid 4f 20 e BRIDE
groom who is a Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonara
Jacob.
number of people went from here yesterday TO
Philadelphia TO attend the marriage Of Miss Laura
zvhelen and Craig Biddle at Holy Trinity Church
TIC bridesmaids were Miss Violet Whelen, Miss
Ellen Drexel Paul. Miss Henrietta Arrnit Brown,
Miss Marion H. Curtin. Miss Eleanor Biddle and
Miss Anne Scott Buckley. while Miss Elsie Wheen zen
Of uSnerS
gardiner OF Gardeners Island New-Io Iork; \; !.
press BiGae a6ree so9h A. Cook. o. shippen Willing William
B Rheien and Francis w Rawle-
Mrs Frederic ]. de Peyster gives a luncheon
marty to-day for her daughters Augusta and
frrainSces.
larpa party is going from here to-day 10 Phila-
delphia TO attend the spinster dance at the Nata-
,o-iura tonight It will be notable affair." some
what after the order Of the Leap Year Dance given
IN New-York some years ago, when Miss Geraldine
Fitzgerald led a cotion with Alexander NJ HAD
den The young women will send flowers TO the
masculine guests and provide them with IN he
Inittee, including Miss Ellen rau , Erances Girls
com.
Among the engagements announced are those OF
Charles L. Tiffany I'd, of this city to Miss Katrina
Brandes Ely of Philadelphia, daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs Theodore Newell Ely, and OF MISS foha
Phelps Gregory daughter of the late George Foster
f;reeory 10 Everett Lake Crawford Miss Gregory
is one of last winters debutantes: while r.: i.
Crawford is member Of the class OF III al rfiice
ton.
The Grand dHautevile place, in Bellevue-ave'
Newport has been rented for the season by Rich
ard Mortimer.
Among those who sailed yesterday for Europe on
board the Deutschland were Sir Edward ana Lady
Colebroke ex-Commodore and Mrs Eibridge l.
Gerry and the Misses Gerry. c. Gray Dinsmore
Mr. and Mrs T. w. Burnham. Mrs. William Tod
HeI,,uth Mr. and Mrs H H. Benedict. Mrs. G. b.
Post and Miss Post, Mr.. and MIS- 3 trankiiL'
Frederick Diodate Thompson and FRANCIS Latniop-
The cotlon of eighty have organized four soit
parties which are to take place on the Scarsdaie
links on the following Saturday afternoons; Aprii
o. May l. II and is. The parties viii leave town
al l:3O and return o'clock. and the hrst one
will be chaperoned by Mrs Lockerman Taylor , anu
Mrs. Thomas Hicks. ana Wli lTtiuTT Tornson Arthur
Gouyerneur Morris c. Waterbury Clark, MT; ana
Mrs. J. Noble Hayes, H G. Thompson anu walter
Taylor.
Owing 10 the fact that Lent begins early next
year the patronesses the Friday Evening Dahcins
Class have decided TO change the dates OF their
dances next sea2n The dates "a essmber as IS and r.
are as follows: November ~ Deceh " ~ -
January 10 and "a and April H.
The Ladies, Association of the Hahnemanh HOS
pital held a successful sale and entertainment yes
rerdav afternoon and evening behalf of the ihst-
tuition. Al the Fifth Avenue Hotel The affair was
under the direction Of Mrs Howard Carroii, plesa
dent Of the association She was assiyyeo WIZ ~ %
Gardner Wetherbee and Mrs. George w "'ii''
Feathe Gregory will give recital at Berger s. NO
West Thirty-sixth-st., Monday alterno1g5l' a.
::3e. assisted by Miss Olive c Moore ana IT, y
Jackson.
For the benefit OF the Daisy Field Home Tor Grip