New-York tribune., 1903-01-07
About People and Social Incidents.

at Sherry's. several weddings. including that OF
Miss Katharine Drake. daughter OF Simeon J.
Drake, of No $40 Madison-ave.. to o. Harry Gruner
at the Collegiate Church at o'clock. and that Of
Miss Mary Williams. daughter OF Mrs William Bis
land Williams to Austin Radcliffe Baldwin at the
Church of the Incarnation at $50 o'clock; dinner
by Mrs. George r. Schieffein at her house East
Forty-ffth-st.. and receptions by Mrs. Edward
Chester Center No. 15S East Thrty-sevsnth-st.s by
Mrs. a. Jacqueline Smith. No. 80 Lexington-avs.;
by Mrs. Stuart Duncan. No q East Sixty-thrd-
ST.. and by Mrs. Charles II. Wilmerding who viii
be assisted in receiving By Mrs. John Christopher
wIlmerding. of Orange. There Is also luncheon
party given to-day by Mrs E. Livingston Ludlow
at her house. In East Seventy-slxth-st-
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones have returned
from Airlie their country place in North Caro-
lima.
Mr. and Mrs william T. Dodge and Miss Grace
H. Dodge are also back in town. having closed
their place at Hudson Other ar
rivals include those Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland II.
Dodge VINO are established at their house in Park
for the remainder OF the season
For Tomorrow are set the meeting Of the Thurs
day Evening Club at the Ciramercy Park house Of
Mrs. John Hone Mrs. James J.. Barclays dance
at Sherrys for her daughter Adelaide a dinner oy
Miss Josephine Drexel at her house In Madison
ave. a musical by Francis Sherwood Kinney and
Miss Kinney at their house in West Fifty-fourth-
St. a homes given by Mrs. Richard P. LounS-
berry, No. IL East Fffty-second-st-, and Mrs A.
Holland Forbes No. 81 East Fifty-hfth-st-. and the
wedding at ST. Thomas's Church OF Miss Elsie
Gordon. daughter of Mrs. Charles Gordon 70 Nor
ton Burr StelIe, jr.
Mrs Edmund A. Hurry and the Misses Hurry,
Of No. 11s East Thirty-eighth-st, viii be at home
January IA and Z
Mrs Clarence s Day will give a reception on
January II in the annex of the Metropolitan Club
for Mrs Julian Day and Mrs. George Parrnly Day
her two newly married daughters n-laW. Mr- ana
Mrs. Clarence S. Day will sail for Europe imrnedi-
ateIy afterward for several months stay In Italy
to town and are established in their new house.
No 9s East Thirty-eighth-st.
Peter Marie Is lying seriously III at his house
in East Thirty-seventh-st and his condition IS
source Of considerable anxiety to HIS friends SIee
his retirement from business. nearly forty years
ago, he has been one Of the most conspicuous and
popular figures of New-York society, ana MS
house. at first at No 4S West Nineteenth-st.' and
since 1890 at No East Thirty-seventh-st, has
been the scene of much gracious hospitality. The
Marie family is of French origin Peter Marie's
grandfather was Maitre du Port at Cap Fran-
cas on the Island Of San Domingo His fatner
was born at Aries in France, and, emisrating 10
this country young. he became leading merchant
here in New-York. dying here in 1895. and leaving
three daughters and six sons. of whom Peter Marie
IS to-day the only survivor Mr.. Marie is unmar-
rfed. He is a member Of the Union, knlcker-
booker and Tuxedo clubs. He has house, which.
with it's collection of miniatures, aquareiles ana
portraits Of the most beautiful women Of New
York societv throughout the nineteenth century,
may be said to contain more social "New-Xork'
lana than any other house in town
The announcement OF the engagement OF Miss
Constance j. Pratt daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Dallas b Pratt to r. Stockton Pyne, is untrue.