New-York tribune., 1903-01-27
NETWORK SOCIETY.


Fifth-ave. last night the principal feature on
the programme OF society for yesterday. and, as
usual the adjoining mansion Of her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Astor. was used in conjunction with her own
for the entertainment. Supper was served soon
after midnight at small tables in the dining rooms
of both houses. and afterward cotillon was
The favors @ COMPRISED vinaigrettes Cigarette cases
containing cigarettes Stanped WIN HlrS. SSt9IS >
monogram; sachet bags, fans. flowers, lamp shades,
etc.
st. Francis Xavier's Church the scene yes
terday afternoon Of the marriage Of Miss Elsie
Woodbury. Brown, daughter OF Mrs. Frank Gould
Brown. to Thomas Courtney Jenkins. OF Baltimore.
Cardinal Gibbons came on from Baltimore to Of
fciate at the ceremony. in which Archbishop Far
ley and Bishop Donohue. Of Wheeling. W. Va, also
took part. The bride. who was given away by her
cousin. Lewis B. Brown, was dressed in white
satin. embroidered with silver orchids. the sleeves
being of pleated chiffon. while her veil of point
lace Her maid of honor. Miss Gertrude Mason
Brown and her bridesmaids. Miss Mary Emo and
Miss Jessie Fanshawe wore frocks Of white tucked
chiffon. striped with broad white velvet ribbon,
the chiffon waists having yokes of lace while their
white tulle hats were trimmed with pink feathers
and their bouquets of pink roses and maidenhair
ferns tied with broad pink satin ribbons. ].
Norman De r. Whitehouse, ]. Lorimer Worden,
Francis Stevens. Ernest Jenkins. Robert Honey.
of Newport and Harry and William Lehr were the
ushers. while Ralph Parr. of Baltimore, officated
best At the end of the ceremony there
reception at Sherry's In the large ballroom After
a wedding trip OF six weeks In this country
the newly married couple will start tour around
the world and on their return in about a years
time will make their home in Baltimore. Among
e Rehnrd v r a Mrs Gerge & sse M
9Pd M Mrs AsGere e6, Mr and r Mrs Paq
Stevens. ir.. Mr. and Mrs. Eugens Reynal. Mrs.
am e WDeg Mr and MRS jules Vafa6e MIS- Mrs.
Gouverneur Cortright. Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
Henry coster Emmett. Miss GWendoiyn A Burden. den
eaT rne n gS eGea and and MIS- sa Ba
Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Grand Benedict.
Quite large number OF dinners figured on yes
terday's schedule, among them one given by Mrs
Frederic J. De Peyster. at her house. in East Sixty
siXth-st.. for her daughter Augusta the party In
qdng m gd Miss Mss Alice P9st Miss Dorothy sshse
Howes How; 'i'' : '"l's' D f''S''' anu iO"nSei0
Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman likewise gave a
dinner last night at her house. No. IS East Sew
enty-ninth-st., her guests comprising Mrs. Gouver-
neur Cortright, Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Trevor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Sturgis. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry s Redmond Mr. and Mrs Henry w Poor.
Mr.; and Mrs Joseph Stickney and Mr.. and Mrs
j. ]. Emery.
In the morning Albert Morris Bagby gave the
last OF his musicals at the Waldorf-Astoria, at
which Nine. Nordica sang, those present including
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane. Mrs. James A. Bur
den. jr. Mrs. John H. Hammond. Mrs. c. B. Alex
ander. Mrs. John E. Parsons, Mrs. Newbold Leroy
Edgar. Mrs, Elisha Dyer. jr.. and Miss Leary.
Afterward Mrs. j. j. Emery entertained large
party at luncheon at he- house in East Sixty
eighthAt.
For tonight there will be the dance given by
Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes at her house in Mad
ison-ave. for Miss Mildred Stokes: the dinner dance
Of Mrs. Stephen II. r Peli in the annex OF the
Metropolitan Club for Miss Gertrude PeI and the
performance of Gounods opera philemon ct
Baucis" at the waldorfAstoria, for the benefit
of the building fund OF the church at Chatsworth
N. J.. under the patronage OF Mrs. Brockholst
Cutting. Miss Josephine Drexel. the MarquiSe de
Taleyrand- -Perigord Mrs Francis Burial Hon
man and Miss Leary. Among those who have
taken boxes for the performance Mrs. Douglas
Robinson. jr., Mrs. W. Seward Webb. Mrs. Eruesto
Fabbri and Mrs. Julien T. Davies. There will be a
6ance after the performance and the committee In
charge of the entertainment comprises j. Mont
gomery Strong. Rowland Pel, Ashton De Peyster
and T j. Oakley Rhineander.
After this winter the Wednesday Cotillons Will
be discontinued, and a organization entitled