New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-01
NETWORK SOCIETY.


bridge widow of DR.. Trowbridge' YESTERDAY
ing the ARRANGEMENTS for the marriage Oh her
niece Miss Emily c. Trowbr!dge, daush'er y. W
and Mrs Edwin d. Trowbridge, TO freueii' ~
tin ir have been changed The weooins "as
take place on Thursday, April a. in the brics
church Fiftb-aye and Thirty-seventh-st ana
a very large number of invitations had been issueu'
But they have all been recalled and the nai.'de ,
while IT will take place on the date nde.s
narepts No ias East Thirty -ninthst in the pres
of members of both families ano was to- have
four bridesmaids-the Misses julia A Trow9,lase,
cousin Mabel Post S, Ga r now Saye only
attendant Frederic Gaatn will dispense VIII wits
as ' his hest man The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. DR.. Henry van Dyke Oh frince'o"
University.
ON account of the death Of her uncle, Albert Cal
latin the marriage of Miss May Gallatin' daueh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Gallatin, TO "ilhani
Warner Hoppin jr was celebrated quietly yester-
day afternoon at the home Of the brides parents
No $40 Fifth-ave., instead OF at ST. Ihomas
Church. as originally intended. The BRIDE Is d
granddaughter OF the late Mrs. Thomas Gerry, VINO
was a Miss Goelet and is niece of Elbridge l.
Gerry Only relatives present at the cere-
mony which took place at O'Clock yesterday al
ternoon in the drawing room. which was decorated
by Hanft with quantities of pink and white azaIeas
bodr of Groton. Mass. oftciated and assisted
by the rector Of St Thomass Church. the Rev F.
and s assht: MISS Of Ma snd Rowland Pe
the maid Of . The nopp sister Of
the bridegroom; Miss Edith Post, Miss Margaret ,s
T6eT earSed small green baskets filled with pink
roses and daisies The bride was given "a, d"ay ~. pS
er's best man and the ushers were Goelet Gallatin
Julian Day, Hugh Auchneloss John Cross a aRn
breakfast was served after the wedding The brides
sh.valieS The other tables were trimmed
with pink roses and daisies
MANY dances took place last night. among the
most notable being that given by Mrs. David Nor
rson of No 20 East Forty ninth-st. at Dodworths
for her daughter Natalie. Albert Putnam LED the
cotlIon, dancing with his counsin. Miss Morrison,
who dressed in white net, spansed ana
trimmed with white roses. The favors consisted of
pst.e f5ameS pre and after the eotil
an9 as Among the guests of Mrs
Morrison, who wore dress of pearl gray spanslea
Teffer.s Edith Poor. Helen Stevens Ella de Peys-
ter Ethel Rockefeller Rosalind Low Ethel MIL
sturgis. Oscar Stevens, Ashton de Peyster. schuy-
Ter Schenelin and Percy Weeks
Another of the dances of last night that
given by Mrs Clarence A. Postley for her daugh-
Elise. 1t took place in the small ballroom, and
Wetherhee. Lucy Hatch. Katherine schley. Julia
Douglas Green. Lester Wallace and Robert Tai
mage.
known the Five Cotillons at Sherry's and the
meeting OF the Neighoorhood Club at the house
OF Miss Leary. No Fifth-ave- The programme
consisted of eighteenth century music, and those
who took part in 1t wore eighteenth century cos
tunes, among them being Miss Evelyn Harris, Miss
Eleanor Spender Mrs. Fremont and Mrs Pruyn
The programme follows:
From oheron in Fairyland, BLOW. Blow. Thou Winter
Fremont Mrs cneever Mn Potter and Mi. Metcaif
Jolly rou1g Waterman ................,.,..pib din
IS Lass With S The Delicate 4 y. Ris., -Arns
Harmonious blacksmith a da1sisI
sonata i"A'V Miss Eleanor speader,
Adelaide
Mnus danced see III s D ass Do ana Woodruff
Femme senciele -, i,.,;:: -eire'ry
La M Mere M Behssmps NURSERY rh1me
Pour Amour de Dieu :.........
Mrs Pruyne.
Hear Us f' Winds 'sc! s4 Me;caii Handel
lie Rat ct rE,ephant Fontane
''A'e Miss evelyn Harris
Maiden the F1eur de Lys- Sydenham
M alnh Femoa Mrs cheevcr Mr. Potter and Mr. Meea
Afterward supper was served. Among the mem
bers of the club are Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Taller.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Augustus Jay. Mr.. and Mrs
Archie Pe: Mrs William Butler DuneaA, General
and Mrs. Henry l.. Burnett and Mr. and Mrs
Francis Mcneil Bacon.
The last meeting Of the Monday Evening Bowling
Club took place last night in the Tennis Building.
In West Forty-frst-st- Four silver prizes
awarded. consisting of vase. cake basket, flask
and champagne cooler Each member present re-
ceived a souvenir of pink and blue boas for the
women and cigarette for the The play
ing ended promptly at II O'Clock. when the men,
bers adjourned to Sherry's for supper The pa
tronesses Of the club, all of whom received large
punches yioletS, Mrs A Livingston Mason.
Mrs. George R. Schierfein and Mrs Oliver Living
ston Jones. Among the members of the club may
be mentioned the Misses Mary Wagstaff Edith
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