New-York tribune., 1902-12-12
OTHER ITEMS ABOUT SOCIETY.

Miss Julia L. Olin's marriage to J. Philip Ben
kard attracted large and fashionable gathering
to Calvary Church yesterday at noon. The bride,
who given away by her father. Stephen H
OIfn. dressed in white peau de sole. trimmed
with Brussels lace. while her tulle veil was fast
ened with orange blossoms. her bouquet consisting
OF Iilies-of-the-valey and orchids Her brides
maids. Miss Anne Dodge. Miss Fannie Iselin. Miss
Rosamond Street and Miss Alice OIin. were
dressed In frocks Of white accordion pleated chif
fon trimmed with fflet lace. with which they wore
white tulle hats trimmed with ostrich feathers:
dawSers Matfhew Moan Count Henri de Portes
Monson Morris. George Rathbone Dyer. Ernest
Iselin, Roger winthrop. Harry Bernhard and James
B. X Lee were the ushers. while Gerald Benkard
was his brothers best man. After the ceremony ny
j Lewis Parks there was reception at STEPHEN
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Levi p Morton
and the Misses Morton. Mrs. ". Seward Webb and
Story, Mr. and Mrs. c. Oliver Iselin and Miss
Iselin. Mr.. and Mrs. El5ridge T. Gerry and the
Ir:'s5 Mr. and ms Mrs Adrian Iseiin. IT,
Several dinner parties took place last night in
connection with the Assembly ball. the hostssses
afterward taking their guests TO the dance Among
those who gave entertainments Of this kind we're
Mrs. N. Dwight Collier. at her house in East
Elghty-fourth-st-; Mrs Henry Lewis Norris at her
house in West Fifty-third-st-; Mrs a Holland
Forbes and Mrs. Morgan Dix, at Trinity rettory. in
West Twenty y-dfth-st- Mrs. Dixs dinner was for
her daughter Margaret. and her guests comprised
Miss Alice Roosevelt. Miss Helen Roosevelt. Miss
Christine Roosevelt, Miss Eleanor Rooseyelt Miss
dolyn Burden, Miss Eleanor jay. Miss Florence
womby Mss Ths1ess Isep 11,! Miss osi Mary ssr New
Miss Helen Cutting Miss Betty Ms5eae 1I; nSs
Knowiton. Miss Mary Attsrbury. Miss Molly Low
ell. Phoenix Iugraham. Earl Dodge. Julian Gerard.
Arden Robbins. John Rogers. Duncan Harris, Bay.
ard Cutting c Draper. William Burden -E;s.ss Robert
Richardson, Writ Howe. Harold Wsekss and Will
lam Kendall.
Receptions given yesterday afternoon oy
Mrs. Charles Scribner for her daughter Louise at
her house in East Thirty-eighth-st-, by Mrs Hart
Lyman for her aaughtsEs MaEiqn and 5 5qJh@ns g Ts
Friedrich suse for her daughter Katharine
Mrs L Townsend Burden has issued invitations
for large dinner party December Il, and will
afterward take her guests to Mrs r Fulton Cut
ting's dance.
Mrs. Frederick Nelson has a theatre party
scheduled for December 19 to be followed by sup
per at her house. In Fifth-ave Mrs. Herbert Par
sons gives a reception December 81 at ner house
II ,s e. for the debut % Of h her -t5p
Sedgwick has sent out cards for reSsp.i9Trs T+5 o.
January = e and 50 At hsr o R9us qv5 II Eass dinner
tonight at her house in West Fffty-third-s'.
The Thursday Evening Club will meet at Mrs
John Homes house. in Gramercy Park, on jan
S.
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock has leased Or. William
c. Rives's cottage in Red Cross-ave.. Newport Tor
next summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert \. Sherman have closed
their country place at Rye. and established sL
their new house. No. 12s East Fifty-hfth-st' tor
the season.
Mrs. Edward Leverich gives theatre party %
December IS for her niece. Miss Mary Schuchard.'
for which sixty invitations have been lSsuJ5 ~,
After the performance OF THE Cavalier 'i0
guests will be taken TO Sherry's for supper