New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Numerous receptions for debutanteS hSure on lhe
programme of society for to-day. Among them is
that given by Mrs. James b. Haggn at her house,
in Fifth-ave for Miss Mabel McAfee, Of Kentucky
and that by Mrs. Daniel Z. Moran at her house.
in East Seventy third-st-. for her twin grand
daughters Miss Elizabeth and Miss Nina Della
field Mrs. w W. Ladd jr., likewise gives a recep-
ton at her house East ThirJy-fourth-st- In the
evening the nrst of the dances known as the Cen
fury CotiIIops, which are MANAGED by Mrs. OLVer
LIVINGSTON Jones. takes place at Delmonicos while
Mrs Warren c Beach. Mrs. George Scott and Mr..
and Mrs EI5rdge 7. Gerry are among those who
are giving dinners tonight. Mrs. H B. HolIns en-
tertains a large party at luncheon to-day at her
house in West Fifty-siXth-st-
Miss TTeIolsa Beekman's marriage yesterday to
David Leavitt Hough attracted a large gathering
of representatives of the old knckerbocker fam
lilies to the Church OF Zion and St. Timothy
Charles X Beekman gave away his sister, who
was dressed in white satin damask. trimmed with
old point lace and wore veil of the same mate
rial her flowers consisting of white orchids and
HIies-of-the-valley Mrs. NJ. f. Beekman, Miss
Alice and Miss Eleanor Parker, of Washington.
and Miss Dorothy Wickershak. of Lancaster.
Penn. who were her bridesmaids. wore frocks OF
white Liberty chiffon, trimmed with yellow lace
and white felt hats. trimmed with wreaths of the
same deep yellow chrysanthemums which made up
their bouquets. Fenwick Beekman. Henry l.
Goodwin c. Eugene Montgomery, w. Robinson
Mo!fnard, Percy Jackson, Robert H Carnahan,
Ernest H. Hunter and W. G. Pierce were the
best man. The ceremony, which was performed by
the rector the Rev. DR.. Lubbock. followed by
a reception at the Fiftn-ave. house Of the brides
mother Mrs William Bedlow Beekman. Among
those present were Mrs. James Hude Beekman
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic de Peyster, Mr.. and Mrs
Duane PeII Mrs. Henry Beekman Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Verplanek. Mr. and Mrs. ". Emlen RoOse-
velt with Miss Christine Roosevelt DR.. and Mrs
John Beekman. Mr.. and Mrs. Cortlandt Parker
Judge and Mrs. Charles W. Parker, Miss Cornelia
Reekman. Gerard Beekman. Mrs. Edward Crosby
Mrs John Hough. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Abby
Hurry and William Beekman.
A little later St. Thomas's Church was the scene
OF the marriage of Carroll j. Post jr., and Miss
Ann Elizabeth Jones. daughter Of Mrs. Frank For
man Jones. The bride, who was given away by her
uncle DR.. II. Powell. of Baltimore a gown
of point applique lace and veil OF the same
material her flowers consisting OF nlIes-of-the-
valley and white orchids. The bridesmaids, Miss
Ella and Miss Therese Dawson and Miss Edna
Dlckerson. were arrayed IN frocks OF white chiffon
cloth trimmed with white lace. They wore white
lace hats trimmed with white ostrich feathers
Mrs John II. Flat. sister OF the bride. who at
tended her matron OF honor. gowned In
white cloth. embroidered in silver, with which she
wore a white beaver hat trimmed with white
feathers. After the ceremony a reception took
place at the West Fffty-seventh-st house Of the
brides mother. where the newly married couple
will live returning from their wedding trip.
rage at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church OF
Miss Martha Havemeyer. daughter of William F.
Havemeyer. to Commissioner William r. Wilcox
Announcement has been made OF the engagement
Of Miss Constance +. Wheeler daughter OF Ever
EFT p Wheeler to Burgess Johnson son OF the
Rev. DIT. Johnson. formerly Of Rutland. vi.
1t IS on December 80 that the marriage OF Miss
Edith Alden Gambler daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
F1amen b Gambler. 10 George Ledyard Stebbins
Will take place.
John Turner Atterbury gave a large reception
yesterday afternoon at his house in West Forty
ninth-st for the coming out OF his youngest daugh
ter Miss Ellen Mercer Atterbury OF the
debutantes OF the winter She assisted re-
ceiving by her sister Miss Atterbury. and by her
aunt Mrs Charles Steele. Her other sister. E
Mott Potter. prevented by Illness from being /
present. The debutante frock OF white tulle |
trimmed with lace. Miss Atterbury being gowned In
white lace.
Mrs Seth Barton French Miss Whitney Miss |
F'reltnghuysen and Nine SeTnbrich presided at the
tea tables Yesterday afternoon at the usual Wednes-
dav afternoon reception AT the Portrait Show /
which Is being held the American Art Galleries
for the benefit of the Orthopedic Hospital. Among
those present were Mrs. Henry Winthrop Gray (
Mrs James a. Burden. Mrs Grtswod Gray Charles
II Rarnev Professor Marquand. William Milne
Grinneu. MIR and Mrs. Carlos NJ De ITeredia. Mrs
Charles r. Alexander and Mrs. Henry MarQuand.
Mrs NJ orme Wilson. Mrs John Jacob Aston
Airs. Amos Tuck French. Mrs. ogden Mills and
Mrs Elisha Dyer IT.. among the patronesses OF
the dancing class which the Misses Preston viii
hold at Delmonico's ON Saturday mornings through
out the season
Mrs. W, Seward Webb. who has been in town for