New-York tribune., 1902-12-11
NEW-YORh SOCIETY.

NEW-YoRk SOCIETY.
OF course the Assembly Ball is the principal feat
societys programme for to-day. 1t Will
take place at the Waldorf-Astoria- The cotlllon
will be led by Elisha Dyer. jr and the guests Will
be received by Mrs. John Jacob Astor, MIS-. Loyd
s. Bryce and Mrs. Charles \. Post Mrs C4rnel5ls JUS
the illness OF her husband.
Miss Julia l.. Olns marriage to J. Philip Bernhard
takes place to-day at noon in Calvary Church the
ceremony being performed by the rector. the Rev
Louis J. Parks. Miss Alice Olin. Miss Fannie
Iseln Miss Anne Dodge and Miss Rosamond Street
will be the bridesmaids. Gerald Bernhard is to be
his brothers best man. while the ushers will con-
sist OF Ernest Iselu. MonsOn Morris. George Rath-
bone Dyer James a. k be. iaTTy 5 Mo-
Winthrop G9qnt Hgnr ne poTfs ae anq n 6Tnes Van
tnn for relatives and intimate friends at the East
Nineteenth-st house OF the brides father, stephen
H. DIN On their return from their wedding trip
No III East Twenty-fourth-st.
Numerous dinner parties are being given tonight
in connection with the Assembly Ball the hostesses
afterward taking their guests on to the dance-
Several receptions were given yesterday for de-
butantes among them by Mrs Seth Barton
French at her house in West Fifty-hrst-st., for
her nieces. the Misses Josephine Atterbury and
Mary Atterbury. daughters of John Turner After
bury ASsstng fng Mia violet CrngeT Miss
Mary Clark and Miss COnstans Lvermore. all OF
were Mrs. Richard Gambrill Mrs. John r. Drexe
Mrs. Astor. Mrs j. Laurens Van Allen Mrs. VIII,
Mrs R r. Wilson ir. Mr.. Atterbury gives dinner
Among the dinners socety's schedule for last
night was given by Mr. and Mrs Henry Poor
for their daughter Edith at their house at Lexins-
ton-ave. and Gramercy Park
Mrs James Struthers gave tea yesterday after
noon for her debutante daughter. at her house in
East Forty-fourth5st and nd. Miss Kinney had re-
Several years have elapsed since The Prophet
has figured the programme of the New-York
OPERA and its performance last night was there
fore sufficient to attract a large and brilliant
house. Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Pearson AR and Mrs George ]. Gould 1
and Mrs. z. Reeve Merritt, Mr.. and Mrs James
Stillman. Mr. and Mrs H. Mex. Twombly. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Dwight Collier and Colonel John j. Astor-
The Neighborhood Amusement Club will hold it's
house Of Amos r Emo. No 81 Fffth-ave,
Mr. and Mrs Archibald Gourlie Thacher have
apartment in the Van Rensselaer,. No. II East
Eleven1h-st. until their new house close by. No II
East Eleventh-st. is ready for their occupancy
Miss Margaret Chaner who served as a nurse
in the Philippine Islands during the with
Spain. has issued cards for two receptions De
cember 15 and 22 at her house. No. 317 West Sew
snty-Iourln-St-
A Christmas sale will be held this afternoon at
the parish house of the Church Of the Ascension.
East Tenth-st.
Henry H. Benkard's marriage to Miss Bertha
Bartlett will take place in February.
Mrs. John H. Watson and the Misses Watson
have returned town from Narras sansett Pier. and
have house for the season at No. 80 West Fifty
sixth-st.
Mr. and Mrs Augustus Jay and Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Livingston will pass the winter at Aiken.
the former occupying the cottage belonging TO
Major and Mrs. Mallory
The engagement of Miss Iiddie J. w Haight
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Haight. and sis
of Louis HagRt. to Dr. William H. Rockwell
br Rockwell Roe viii be married in February. anu
Mrs Stephen Suydam Whitney and Arthur Whit
ney have arranged to spend the winter the Hotel
Netherland. They have closed their country home
at Morris Plains. N j.
Mrs. George B. De Forest gave small recep-
ton Tuesday at her home. No. II East Fftieth-
ST. 10 celebrate her birthday Her guests included
relatives and few intimate friends
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Rockefeller. who have
returned to town n frQm the he AdTcndasks are oc
Mrs Charles Winthrop has issued invitations for
musical Tuesday at her home. No. 46 West !
Forty-seventh-st.
Mrs Rowland Davis will receive Mondays in |
this month at No. 195 Madison-ave
Mrs Edward De Clifford Chisholm gives two re- |
ceptions at her home, No. II East SXty-third-st |
on Saturdays, December 13 and 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan A. Robbins are at Biltmore |
N c.. staying with Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Van
derbilt Bitmore House.
ap1 Mrc Z Rake Gavra r,ai-.I
Tuxedo cottage and opened their town house. No. |
25S Madison-ave.