New-York tribune., 1903-01-08
About People and Social Incidents.

the best the uShers consisting OF Dr. Fan
eui Weisse. Eugene Alexander George WOODRUFF
and Ellsworth Eliot ir. There reception
after the ceremony. which was performed by the
rector. the Rev. Or. William Grosvenor
1t was Miss Katharine brakes marriage to
o. Harry Grunner that took place at the Collegiate
Church. The brides dress Of white satin and
tuie. trimmed with lace. being completed by a
tulle veil The bridesmaids frocks OF msuvs
crepe e. chine trimmed with lace and large white
beaver hats. trimmed with ruauve feathers, their
toilettes being completed by NUTS Of mauve tulle.
trimmed with hued orchids. They were
Miss GLADYS Robinson. Miss Eleanor Lewis Miss
Emma Harding and Miss Margaret Reilly James
Mclean was the best and Alexander Rail-.
Parker Wood. Arthur Moore Seweii Boardman.
Clark Read. John Knox and s. J. Drake. jr-, were
the ushers. After the ceremony. performed by
the Rev. DoraId s. Mackay. there was reception
given at the Madison-s.ve. house OF the brides
father. Simeon J. Drake.
Scheduled for to-day the marriage Of Miss
Elsie Barlow Gordon. daughter Of Mrs Charles
Gordon, to Morton Burr STEELE. j., at ST. Thomass
Church. a reception given this afternoon oy Mrs
Lewis Coleford Jones at No 7O7 Fifth-ave. for her
granddaughter Miss Edith Jones. one OF the de-
butantes of the season. reception BY Mrs Russell
HoadIey. her house in East Seventy-thrd-st. and
a reception given by Mrs Lounsbury and By Miss
Lounsbury at their house IN East Fffty-second-st.
the meeting of the Thursday Evening Club for the
first time this season at Mrs JOAN Hone 'sehouse in
Ciramerey Park. Mrs Elbridse T. Gerrys must
cal. dinners given by Miss Josephine Drexel and BY
Mrs EIbridse t. Gerry. the atter's being followed
BY musical and Mrs. James T.. Barclays dance
at sherry's for her daughter Adelaide. who is one
of the debutantes of the season
Among the engagements announced is that %
Miss Mabel Post daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Seton Post to George G. Mc8UTtry, jr-, son Of Mr.
and Mrs George G. McN1urtry. formerly OF Pitts
burg Penn. Miss Post is sister of Mrs. Henry
Beadieston. Another engagement IS that OF Sarnusi
Nrr- Gam tn
Miss Ethel Cheney. daughter Of Mrs Arthur
Cheney, of Boston
Yet another enSs cement is that Of eirosvenor
TIvde BacklIs son Of Dr. and Mrs. Truman j.
Backus of Brooklyn Miss Susan Emily Foote'
daughter of MIR. and Mrs Wallace c. Foote, OF Fort
Henry, y Y
Mrs John Jacob Astor has selected Friday. jan
uary o. as the date of her dance at her house IN
Fifth-ave Mrs. Ogden Mills gives eotilion on
January Is
Mrs Emma Eames NJ Gilbert and Kociau will
be among the artists who will take part IN the
musical following the large dinner party 70 De
given by Mrs. George J. Gould on January 2 at
her house in Fifth-aye.
Tuesday February 5. has been set as the date OF
the marriage of the Rev. Or. Greer's daughter.
Mary to Thomas s.. McLane. the ceremony takinS
place at St BarthoIomew's Church. Miss Madeline
Cutting and Miss Daisy Greer will be among the
the TectoTy.
The next dance Of the CotilIon of Eighty Is sehed-
uIed for Monday, at Delmonicos
Mrs. Robert de Forest and Miss de Forest will
receive on Fridays throughout the month at 40
washington Square North. Mrs. Adam TreadWeH
sackett will be al home Thursdays at No 1sS Madi-
sor-ave while Mrs Banyer CIarkson will receive
on Wednesdays until Lent at No. 122 East Thirty
seventh-st
The Social Register Association has just ssled Us
visiting index in a very compact and at the same
time dainty form. The volume goes 10 show that'
broadly speaking the days selected with a con-
siderable amount of regard TO the district IN whlch
the houses are situated. Thus. most or those VINO
live in FIfth-ave have chosen Tuesday for recefv-
ing visits and those In Washington Square and
from there on up to Twenty-second-st nlanifest q
recollection for Friday, whereas most Of those nv
Inc on the West Side above Fiftieth-st display
decided preference for Monday WEDNESDAY =
mains for those inhabiting the side streets from
Tgenty-thfrd-s. TO Fiftieth-st. comprising Le7ns-
ton and Park aves.. while Thursday IS left for the
East side above Ffftieth-st. and Madison-ave-
Mrs w G. Read. IT. of No. As West Fifty-hrst-
st will be una BILE to receive Mondays through
out January owing to the illness Of her daughter
Helen.
Mrs Charles Steele will give theatre party on
January 10 for Miss Josephine and Miss Marie At
terbury who will themselves give dinner party
en- February 3,
Mrs Arthur Murray Dodge Mrs Charles z. NIL
Ter and Mrs H. H Pease members OF the COM
rttee in charge of the bridge whist party which Is
to take place at Sherry's on Saturday afternoon IN
aid of the Jewel Day Nursery.