New-York tribune., 1903-01-18
NEW-YORk SOCIETY.

NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.
New-York is so gay just at present that there has
hardly been time for the customary weekend
house party in the country. This during the sea-
son has been something of institution. The only
large house party this Sunday is that given by
James H. Hyde at his place on Long Island In
town William c. Whitney gives a large dinner to-
night at his house in Fifth-aye followed by
sical. at which Kocian, the Bohemian vioIinist.
will play. Mrs. John Blake Baker has likewise a
dinner at the METROPOLITAN Club scheduled for this
evening, while IN the afternoon Miss De Forest
and Miss Calender have OF their usual Sun
day receptions. with music at their apartment in
the Tiffany Building.
Henry T. SIoanes dinner dance on Tuesday night
at Sherry's for his daughter Jessie bids fair TO
prove one of the notable entertainments OF the
week. About hundred and fifty invitations
have been issued for the dinner while nearly as
many more have been invited for the subsequent
dance Mrs Ogden Mills gives dance on Friday
evening at her house in East Sixty-ninth-st. while
Saturday there viii be another of the series or
dances for young people in the Annex of the Metro
politan Club. under the patronage Of Mrs. H NICK.
TwombIy. Mrs. Douglas Robinson. jr. Mrs r
Fulton Cutting, Mrs. ". H. Hartman and Mrs.
William a Street. On Thursday Delmonico's will
be the scene of the first of two dinner dances ar
ranged by Mrs. Frederick ]. De Peyster and J.
Montgomery Strong.
Among the dinners which figure on the pro-
or society IOr the week opening to-day Is
one given by Mrs George J. Gould on Thursday
evening at her house in Fifth-ave., for which one
hundred invitations have been issued. 1t VII be
followed by q musical. at which Nine. Eanaes and
NJ Gilbert win sing and Kocian, the vioIinst, will
T1Iy. Mrs. Henry s. Redmond gives the third OF a
s5 of dinners on the same evening, while Mrs.
Francis B. Hoffman gives dinner on Saturday in
honor of Lady Swansea
February 10 has been set as the date OF the mar
riage of Miss Eva Barley. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry L Barley, and Andre de Neufize in St.
bartholomew Church. at in the afternoon. Miss
Rita Barley will be her sisters maid of honor, and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Jane Fish, Miss Caro-
line Drayton, Miss SybiI Kane and Miss Therese
IseIin. Lispenard Stewart Robert Sands. Edward
Livingston. Moncure Robinson, Pierre and Henry
/ Barley, jr. Louis LoriIlard and the Hon Hugo
Barring win act as ushers. and after the ceremony.
which will be performed by the Rev Or. David Fl.
Greer, there will be reception at Mrs. Barbeys
house in West Thirty-eighth-st
Several weddings figured on the programme OF
society for yesterday The marriage of Miss
Augusta Beverley Robinson. daughter of the late
Randolph Robinson. to Captain Louis Wentworth
Packinston Chetwyrd. R. N. took place at
at St. Thomas's Church The bride was given
away by her brother Moncure Robinson. and
dressed in white satin trimmed with point lace
and chiffon. She carried q bouquet of white
roses and was attended by the following brides
maids: Miss Edith Evans. the Hon Rhona Han
bury Tracy. Miss Beryl Rhodes. Miss Eleanor Jay.
Miss Pauline Robinson, Miss Catherine Dix and
Miss Eleanor Gray They were all dressed alike
in frocks OF white Liberty satin trimmed with lace.
and white court wells and white plumes. Ran
dolph Robinson was Captain Chetwynd's best man.
and the ushers included Phoenix Insraham. Sam
uel P. Blagden jr., Herman Robinson, Stewart
Walker and Francis Crowninshield. After the
ceremony there a reception at the house of
the brides brother. Moncure Robinson. in East
Seventy-sixth-st. Captain Chetwynd and his bride
sail for England this week
They have taken d place in the neighborhood Of
London. Among those present at the wedding
Mrs. Astor. Mrs. James Beekman. Miss Bertha
Bartlett. the Misses Brice Olive Bailey. Miss Cam
eron. Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan ". Gambler. Miss Edith
Wetherill Clark DR.. and Mrs Clement Cleveland,
Mrs Morgan Dix Mrs J. J. Emery. Miss Furniss.
Miss Mamie Field. Mrs. John Gray Miss Gcelet.
Miss Griscom Mr.. and Mrs. John Hone, Mr. and
Mrs Hoppin, Miss Angelica Livingston Mrs La
denburg, Mrs. Charles H Marshall. Miss May Nc
Burney, Mr. and Mrs, David Hennen Norris. Miss
Mortimer Miss McVicker Mr. and Mrs. Newbold
Miss Osgcod. Mrs. Kellew. DR.. and Mrs W Rob
tnson Mr. and Mrs. Hopkinson Smith. Mr.
and MIS- William Jay Schieffelin Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Auchmuty Tucker Dr. and
Mrs. Richard Derby, Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mrs Kearney Warren. Mrs. Charles Whelan Miss
Melsa Wood. William c. Whitney. Mrs stuyvesant
Fish, Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Lehr. Mrs. Richard
Irwin Mrs Richard Lounsbery. Miss Edith Louns-
berry Mr.. and Mrs. o. H P. Belmont. Colonel and
Mrs William Jay. Mrs ". Emlen Roosevelt Miss
Sylvia de Grasse Fox. Miss Eva Barley, Baron de
Neuhize. Mrs. Gouverneur Kortwright Mrs w
Seward Webb. Mrs. c. B. Alexander, Miss Amy
Townsend. Miss Josephine Johnston Mrs. w Bav-
ard Cutting Mrs. Burke-Roche. Mrs James p
Kernochan. Miss de Barill Mrs FL Mckay Twomb-
ley the Misses Twombley and Lord Charles Beres-
ford.
Another marriage which took place yesterday was
that of Miss Ethel Robinson. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs James A. Robinson, Lieutenant Joseph
Wright Graeme. United States Navy which was
solemnized at O'Clock in Calvary Church. The
bride who given away by her father was
dressed in white crepe de chine. trimmed with
duchesse lace. She wore tulle veil and carried
bouquet of lilies of the valley. Her sister GLADYS
was her maid of honor and frock of white
lace light green silk and a white lace hat
trimmed with green feathers. The bridesmaids IN
cuding Miss Isabel Nash. Miss Edith Robinson
Miss Margaret Beamen and Miss Carol EidlItz