New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
there have been large house parties at Georgian
Court and other country homes.

/ there have been large house parties at Georgian
Court and other country homes
! The Assembly took place in Philadelphia on Fri
day evening This is the great ball of the season
! in the Quaker City. It held. 1t has been for
! a score of seasons, at the Academy Of Music. The
| cotillon led by Thomas e Bond. Miss Edith
! Hollins the New-York debutante present.
| BiddIe Miss 81 Constapce Biddie Miss Emiiy Hnde
! Bache Miss Mary L. Paul Miss Margaret E
! Howell and Miss Honora a. Dixon.
! Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer, of Boston. has been IN
! New York this week, and last Wednesday
| ing she the guest of Mrs Astor at the opera.
Mrs. Thayer wore some superb jewels including
! The much discussed wedding Of Alfred G. Van
| ht and Miss Elsie French will take place to-
morrow at Newport Yesterday two special trains
! left town. taking with them some sixty persons,
most Of them members of the Vanderbilt family.
/ There will be another train this afternoon The
entire wedding party will return tomorrow after
| the wedding will be one which there will not be
many MAJ guests present oi nd he so e d
friends AS considerable stress was laid in public
prints yesterday upon the fact that certain fam;
iy feud had not been arranged it ;,,o would he we'll
! have no foundation. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
The dinner I dance given BY Mr. and Mrs Cornelius
Vanderbilt recently mad no bearing wnatever lon on
| members of the Vanderbilt family nresent, these
anG aage s GGorRns Refn on r. The
f9' bera Of II f' the tamy and tho situation has never
! changed. and perhaps never viii. Society has
9m 9ng Sefsea hsTe 10 aay sye sanch ave also Mr
and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
The engagement is announced Of diss clarisse
Coudert, youngest daughter Of Frederic r. Cou-
dert 10 Or. Paul T. kimbali OF Lake .2 %ood; where
| Mrs. Coudert and her daughters are staying
/ Mrs Henry Clews will give s1dinner Of twenty
covers this evening There will be an informal re-
Yacht Club In its new house in Forty -fourthst.
William B. v Kip will give his farewell bacnelor
! dinner at the University Club tomorrow evening
| Mrs Stuyvesant Fish is to give large dinner on
| January Is 1t is probably TO he followed by the
atricaI advertisement in which Sarah Bernhardt
coqqen ar are to & 4s o F1sa 9os has eeSs
| in which these two artists are 10 be the stars.
Mr. and Mrs Lester del Garcia gave house
warming and reception yesterday afternoon at their
| new home No. 13S East Thirty -seventh-st. Mrs.
a9d aGt thers were many callers Among those who
were present were Mr.. and Mrs Henry g. Trevor.
! Miss Schielfeiin. Miss Georgianna Wilmerdng, Miss
! AoWland. How Mrs Bradish Johnson, Mrs Livingston
| Cooper, Miss Marie, the Earl Of Yarmouth Fred
| eric Woombwen, Horace, Br9okes' Marshall J.
sspnn P sh ss M He6 IHhn Dahl
3, The wedding of Miss Elisa Strong and William b.
! V Kip will take place Tuesday at the home OF
! Miss Strong's cousin, Mrs. Samuel j Penniman,
! No. East Seventy-seventh-st. The Rev. DR.. Yib-
! bert of Trinity Chapel. will oficiate. The maid OF
/ honor will be Miss Knower, and the bridesmaids
! win be Miss cornena Brady Harris. cousin Of Mr.
Astor wilkes win be best man, and the ushers VIII
! Gray and Cecil Landale.
! Miss Mary Alice Van Nest. the daughter of Mrs.
! Alexander T. Van Nest and John Stewart Barney.
| will be married January % at Trinity Chapel,
! West Twenty-ffth-st. James De Wolf Cutting will
! he best man, and Miss Helen Storer. of Boston.
! no bridesmaids and the reception at the home of
| Mrs Van Nest. No 81 West Thirty-seventh-st will
! The St Nicholas Club has issued cards for
! reception Saturday evening, January g. at
! o'clock, at the clubhouse. West Forty -fourth-st.
| The patrOnesses of the reception Mrs. Cort
! Mrs Walter Rutherfurd Mrs. Henry S. F. Davis.
e M2a Barca Mrs
well and Mrs. William Gordon Van Planck.
! Mrs. H. Mason Raborg has cards out for Fri
! days, January IS and 25 at No. l6i East Thirty
! eighth-st
| Mr. and Mrs Trenor L. Park have taken house
! at Aiken for the winter.
! Mrs Frederick J. De Peyster and the Misses De
! Peyster have cards out for Thursdays in January
at No. lS5 Madison-ave.
Miss Louise Scott and George Isham Scott will
give dinner on January % at No. % West Fifty
| seventh-st
! The sewing class for the babies wards OF the
| Post Graduate Hospital has been organized by
! Mrs Borden Hartman. The first meeting will
! take place at the home of Mrs W. Jay Schienelin
! No East Sixty -sixth-st., and the others as fol-
| lows: Mrs. Hitchcock No East Twenty y-nnth-
! St. February 49, Mrs. Bradsh Johnson No. 1O2
| Fifth-ave, February 20; Mrs. Ludlow, No. 6 East
! Seventy -sixth-st:, February q; Miss Sands. No
| S05 Fitth-ave, March 6: Mrs. f. ]. Berwind No
! East Sixty -fourth-st.. March 49, Mrs Victor sor-
| chan, No. 267 Madison-ave. March 90 Mrs Valen-
| March o.
| The Baron and Baroness Halkett will be at
] Tuxedo for six weeks one of the Stokes cot
/ tasss.
Among the recent visitors at Tuxedo have been
! Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Astor who were
! there last Sunday. and had large party al the
! club Mrs. Frederick Bronson, Miss Elsa Bronson
! Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Trimble. Mr.. and Mrs w.
! William Rhinelander Stewart and Judge G. L.
/ lngraham.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer who have been
at the Tuxedo Club since their house destroyed
by fire. will start next week Aiken s C.. where
! they will remain until late spring.
| Mr. and Mrs A. R. Whitney will close their
country house, Gnmpsewood Manor, Morris