New-York tribune., 1901-02-08
SOCIETY DAY BY DAY.

-ie,y's programme for yesterday was a crowded
Tbere were a number OF small affairs and a
81 ~ greater Importance. such as the dinner
s,,e given at Delmonicos by Mrs Frederic ]
Da Peyster and thirty other equally well known
o,rons whose names have already been given in
-. column To-day viii bring the round OF large
sances for the week 10 an end. There will be a
dane.S,g az Mrs Churchs dancing class al Sberrx's
meeghSss hs FriFav Evening Assembly an Delnonieo,s
eno .ofbinr else of much Importance save tte
rera a mum Der Of afternoon receptions and a few
dinner parties
The attendance yesterday evening az the last of
..e series Of the subscription dinner dances a,
r,slnonico's arranged by Mrs. Frederic J. De Peys.
ar was very large. the party numbering nearly
,r-o hundred and fifty. Each OF the thirty-one
,a+ronesses received her seven guests and led the
nav in 10 dinner. which was served at small tables
and beginning al :. lasted ;il about To- The
.o-ucn starts at 1879 in the large ballroon
md was led by Montgomery Strong. dancing with
Miss Frances De Peyster. There were two favor
sgures In one there were sashes. with the date in
fft for the women and rosettes for the men.
while IN the other there We're wands. decorated
with Chinese lanterns, hutes. trimmed with rib
hons and ganze runs. A buffet supper was served
after the dance Among those present in addition
20 the patronesses, Were the Misses Augusta Ella
I'm Kitty Hal, HeIoise Beekman- Moiie Moran
and SCHUYLER Schieffelina John A. DIX, Marshall
jr and Philip Erckhead
The dinner dance given for Miss Eleanor Jay
- Sherry's ny Mrs O. Il. p Belmont last night
was quite a large affair the party numbering over
two hundred guests Dinner was served al Q
o'clock in the palm garden. which had been con-
ver,ed for the evening into japanese tea garden.
lighted by japanese lanterns. Sherry's Neapolitan
orchestra PLAYED throughout the dinner which was
uresque disarray. The cotinon was danced in the
Iehr dancing with Miss Jay. The faNors included
framed GIBSON pictures, Dreseen porcelain seals
cases. fans. tambournes. etc. buffet supper fol-
lowed the cotillon
A large musical WAS given last evening by Mrs
n Blanchard Dominick al her house, No. "a West
Forty-ninth-st. The programme included duets by
Mrs seabury Ford and Miss Marguerite Hall ana
songs BY Mackenzie Gordon and Myron AhltneN'
,ir A buffet supper was aiterward served
we're Mrs Adrian Iselin. jr, who gave dinner
,or+x OF twelve al her house No. East Twenty
s,xth-st and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip LIVINGSTON, VINO
had a party dining with them IN the annex OF '"e
.-,o,r others who held Informal receptions yes
,srdav were Mrs. Alfred Pell Mrs. Russell Hoad-
lev the Misses Parsons the Rev. Dr. ana MIS-
nrottet Mrs Edward Winslow and Mrs. @ BeTgh
brown who was assisted by heI qagg egiIbon The
Meat,ol-.rSocker Riding Club met al Durland $ To-
morrow afternoon the Badminton Cluo WI" -n'e'
,,-,r 10 several large dinners this evening
...oTr these viii he one given by Mrs. W Bayard
--,+in, Al No "a East Seventy-second-sL he
oeptions viii be given by Mrs. George ;. EoEel
MS David Olyphant Haynes and Mrs. W eugene
PaTsphS oI hze,cTtion Tor Nine Homer. Of the opera
and Mrs ". Phoenix Beknap No = ~, " aStlaS Ttooss
SsSg,cbcocE gives luncheon party TODAY AZ her
house No s East Twenty-ninth-st
-,is .f,ernoon there viii take place under dis
-,nr7,,shea patronage the chantant given ny the
Misses Preston the daughters OF the late MlnisISr
10 Hayti. The performance VIII De al me " "''o''
Astoria
T,. Catholic Club win give a large dance this
evening. The entire second floor will be given up
70 dancing. Supper VIII be served az Hidnight.
The oficeTs Of the club and their wives viii act as
guests guests in the parior
Among those sailing for Europe tomorrow are
Mr. and Mrs. william X Vanderbilt, jr~ and their
little girl Miss de Forrest is also going abroad
very shortly.
The wedding OF Miss Arizonetta Dash and
charles Louis Bininger took place very quietly in
Grace Church Chantry. The bride is daughter
az Mrs Bowie Dash and a sister Of John Bowie
Dash. who married Miss Amy Babcock, The bride
Groom Is the son Of Mrs. Andrew G. Bininger.
Another wedding yesterday was that Of Miss
Myra L. johnson. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Wordsworth C Johnson. OF New-Providence. y. j..
n John Vanderbilt OF this city. 1t took place al
New Providence the officiating Clergyman being
the Rev. A. n. Harris. Of that place. \ large
company OF guests was in attendance from this
city and elsewhere among them being MI and
Mrs George W. Nanderhoef. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Fletcher Johnson and Darley c. Johnson. Of New
York: Mr. and Mrs. Oliver De Gray Vanderbilt OF
East Orange, \. J.; william S. Vanderbilt OF
Greenvile y. Y; Miss Marie Pyle, daughter Of W;
Scott Pyle; Charles Ridgeley Lee, Dr. IllEer ana
the Misses Tilyer and Leroy Gi5oie, OF summit,
y. J. The wedding followed by reception
and breakfast. Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt have
started a Southern tour.
The wedding OF John Morton Halstead and Miss
Elsie Allen Patchen took place last evening at the
home Of the brides father, No 230 Clinton-st-,
Brooklyn. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev Harry p Dewey, OF the Church OF the Pil-
srims. After the ceremony reception was held.
The bride was dressed IN cream panne velvet,
trimmed with point lace. The bridesmaids were
eowned in white crepe chiffon trimmed with cloth
OF gold and guipure lace, and carried bouquets OF
roses and ferns. The brides bouquet consisted OF
orchids and ferns. The ushers were Messrs. SEQ
vile. Mason Os1rom and Hewlett, all OF Brook
lvn James II. Tuttle, OF New-York was the best
man. The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Stuart
Field Of Stockhridee. Mass, and Florence Z. Hege-
man, Adelne E Halstead and Miss LILLIAN Spowers,