New-York tribune., 1903-02-01
NEW-YORk SOCIETY.

Two notable weddings, number of dances and
musicals besides a long list of dinners. theatre
parties, luncheons and afternoon receptions figure
on the programme OF society for the week which
opens to-day. with a dinner given this evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Storrs Wells at their house In
East Fifty-seventh-st.. and receptions this after
noon by Mrs. Astor and many others of the fash
ioDable set.
There will be dinner dance given tomorrow by
Mrs W. Bayard Cutting at her house in East
Seventy-second-st. Mrs. Frederic ]. De Peyster
has large dinner party for her daughter Ella, at
her house in East Sxty-sixth-st.. and at homes
will be given in the afternoon by Bishop and Mrs.
Henry c. Potter at their house at Riverside Drive
and Eightieth-st.: by the Misses Cross at No.
North Washington Square. and by Mrs Richard
Augustus Peabody, who will entertain her guests
with musical in which Nine. FRITZ Scheff will
take part.
For Tuesday is set the marriage OF Miss Mary
Constance Greer. daughter OF the Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. David H. Greer. to Thomas McLane, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. McLane of No Al West
Thirty y-eighth-st.. the wedding. of course, taking
place in st. Bartholomew's Church. The brides
maids will consist of Miss Madeline Cutting Miss
Daisy Greer. Miss Crocker and Miss Adele Skiddy.
Guy McLane will be the best man. and the ushers
will be Robert H Gay. w. Rossiter Belts. Norris
X. Parker, i. Hamilton Scranton, Edgar Freeman.
Philip Van Ingram, George C. Schreiber and John
A. Gardiner After the ceremony, which will be
performed by the brides father. there will be a
reception at ST. Bartholomew rectory. No. 3i2
Madison-ave On Tuesday evening there will be the
final dance of the series known the Junior
Cotillons at Sherry's; large dinner given by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry I. Barley for their daughter Eva
and her fance. Baron Andre de Neufiize. whose
marriage takes place on February TO- and dinner
given by Mrs. John Blake Baker at her house. No.
20 East FOrty-eghth-st., for Miss Garcia De Peys
ter. Among the numerous lat homes in the after
will be that of Mrs. r, James Cross The
Knckerbocker Bowling Club, which includes among
ifc Mrs Philin RhineIander Gren-
vile Winthrop, Miss Josephine Drexel COrtlandt
s. Van Rensselaer, and Walter Rutherfurd. will hold
it's meeting of the in the Tennis Build
ing, in West Forty-first-st.
There are no large entertainments in town sched-
uled for Wednesday, when number of people are |
going New-Haven for the Junior Promenade |
celebration: but on Thursday one Of the largest |
weddings of the season. namely. the marriage of /
Miss Bertha Bartlett daughter of Mr. and Mrs |
Franklin Bartlett. TO Harry H. Benkard. which viii !
take place in Grace Church at $3.50 O'Clock Mrs /
Robert w De Forest gives musical the same
evening at her house, No. Z Washington Square /
North. the feature Of the programme consisting |
of oldtn'e music by Mr. and Mrs Dolmetsch on |
seventeenth and eighteenth century instruments
Mrs George Gould has a large theatre party
scheduled for that night. followed by a supper at
her house in Fifth-ave., and there are a large
number of dinners which will be given in connec-
ton with the annual Charity Ball, In behalf OF the
Nursery and Child's Hospital. the waldorf-As-
torfa to which the various hostesses will after
ward take their guests The entire ballroom
suite as usual. namely the ballroom. the Astor
Gallery, the Myrtle and the East rooms. will be
used for the dance. for which the music will be
proyided by three orchestras. A number OF well
known men have undertaken TO serve the floor
committee and the list of patronesses includes Mrs.
John Jacob Astor Mrs Cass Canneld Mrs Robert
Collier Mrs Ogden Goelet, Mrs. c. B. Alexander. !
Mrs Goodhue Livingston. Mrs. Ogden Mills Mrs.
Whlteaw Reid. Mrs. E. S, Reynal. jr.. Mrs. Rich
ard Ciambrill and Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll.
On Friday night another of the dances of the
series known as the First Friday Cotillons takes
place at the Waldorf Astoria. and on the following
night there will be dance of the Saturday Even
ing Dancing Glass at Demonico's.
Three amusing French one act comedies name
ly, -IsAutographe.'' by Meiihac; Les Espe-
RANGES" by Belhaud. and ''L' L'Anglais tel quon lie
parle by Tristan Bernard. constituted the feature
of the theatrical entertainment given last night \
by Judge and Mrs. Ingraham in the annex of the
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