New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
About People and Social Incidents.

at Delmonicos ca Tuesday there will be the sixth
of the FOrtnightEJ dances at the Waldorf-Astoria
while Friday there will be dances of the series
known the First Friday COtllon at the Wal
dorf-Astoria. The last of the Wednesday COtlIlons
Friday Evening Dances, arranged by Mrs David
Dows. jr;, and Mrs H J. Chisholm for young .peO-
PIE at Sherrys, will take place the last OF the
subscription dances at the Gerrit Smith studio
n0nid 5 o1nShf SI GIass b mas us lane az Del
class will have another meeting at Sherry's
Mrs. w Eugene Parsons gives cat home to-
morrow afternoon at her house, in Fifth-ave., and
Mrs. Gouverneur NJ Carnochan has reception at
her home in East Sixty-seventh-st Mrs James E
Martin will give a musical on Tuesday at her
house. in Fifth-ave., at which Heath Gregory will
sing On Wednesday evening the sO-called Wednes-
day Evening nh Amusement Club will be entertained
ave- morning concert will take place on the same
Waidorf-Astoria. while the Knickerbocker Bowling
Club will hold its first meeting of the winter the
ayers of the club are Matthew Astor Wilkes. Val
l,,,,H ter RutherfSId C9Ttlandt Van Rensselaer, and
ception on Thursday at her house. in East Thirty
hfth-st.
William C. Whitney will give large dinner this
evening at his house in Fifth-ave- 1t will be fol-
lowed by musical. in which Paderewski. Gerardy,
Kreiser and Wetzler will take part
Prescott Slade. whose marriage with Miss Joseph
ine Roe. daughter OF General and Mrs. J. Francis
Roe. will take place Saturday next in St
Thomas's Church. gave his farewell bachelor din
ner last evening at the Calumet Club. His guests
included his best man. William c. Cammann. and
Boyd John Y G. Walker Beverley Pogert FosteP
Rawlins Osborne Bright, Frederick Jones. tr.
Slade.
Dinners likewise given last night by Mrs
Seth Barton French at her house. in West Fifty
first-st-; by Mrs. Jules A Montant for Edouard ds
Reszke, and by Mrs Robert Able at her house, In
West Fiftieth-st.. in honor of F. MacMonuies
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloane and Miss Evelyn sloane,
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Kissam and Mrs Hermann Oel-
Barton French and heE mother MIS- aer | Fs55 sgIn
will start for New-Orleans to-day
Among those who sailed yesterday for Europe
was Mrs. Bernardiston. whose husband. officer
Of the Grenadier Guards. has been appointed mili-
Iary attache OF the BriIish LegatI9n ~ Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs. William Butler Duncan. jr, are at
the Hotel Marie Antoinette for the winter
Edwin H. weatherbee will leave town with his
daughters next Saturday for Palm Beach Fla.
Mrs Weatherbee will join them week later. and
W c. Sanger. Assistant Secretary Of War. has
been called from Washington to New-York by thu
serious illness OF his mother-in-law.
On Saturday next. February g the seventh annual
fair for the Daisy Fields Guild of the Daisy Fields
Home and Hospital for Crippled Children. will take
place under fashionable patronage.
The marriage Of Miss Amy GauO Gillette daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Gano Gillette 10 George
Harwood Olney. nephew of ex-Secretary Olney, Will
take place at O'Clock Wednesday afternoon at
Grace Church. Miss Gillette's bridesmaids will bs
the Misses Barnes. Katharine Olney. sister OF the
bridegroom and Grace Gillette cousin OF bride.
whose sister. Miss Virginia Gillette. viii be maid
OF honor. Mr.. Olneys best man viii be his brother
Richard Olney. I'd. and the Ushers will be William
Lauder. Henry Z Cooper and William G Mcknight,
OF New-York: John NJ. Thayer, Henry r. Thayer
and Alexander Bullock, OF Worcester Mass sum
ner T. Packard. Wesley E Monk and Charles W.
TOwne, OF Boston. and William J- crosby, OF Man
chester, y. II. After the ceremony, which VIII bs
performed by the Rev. Dr, Huntington. assisted BY
the Rev. Dr. Hague, the pastor OF the Oney famiy<
IN Massachusetts,. very small reception Tor reia.
tives and intimate friends Will be held az No
Rutherfurd Place
Mr. and Mrs Charles De Kay have sent ous
cards postponing the small dance IN honor Of Mis7
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