New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.


r was one Of the gayest days Of the season yes
terdav and given over receptions. dinner par
ties and entertainments Of various kinds lHcLudns
an elaborate musical the home of MI and Mrs
F,lbrdge T Cierr. which followed dinner OF forty
covers given by them for the Countess de easier
lane The dinner table was decorated with MOUNDS
of scarlet carnations effectively arranged AftNr
the dinner large number OF guests heard ths
music which was enjoyed in the picture gallery
The programme was rendered BY Nine Schurnann-
uafnIx Mime FRITZ Scheff and Mr.. DAM After
the music a buffet supper was served IN the oih-
ing room.
Mr. and Mrs James l. Barclay gave a large
dance last evening in Sherry's for their daughter
4 debutante Miss Adelaide Barclay, who was pre-
sented earlier in the winter The grand Dd4IioOI''
.,,f+s 1ss r1sed and the rooms effectively
decorated with red flowers Alexander NJ Haddel-
led the cotiIlon dancing with Miss Barclay, wh'
was dressed in white lace, spangled with peacock
blue paflettes The consisted of fans. bells
,fbbons and flags a seated supper served in
the reception adjoining the ballroom some
of the guests invited Miss Helen Barney Miss
CIeorgette Collier. Miss Edith Clark, Mss Clare
Bryce Miss Pauline Robinson, Miss Virginia Us
horn Miss Edith Poor. Miss Madeleine KnowltOu.
Miss Gertrude Pel. Miss Violet Cruger, Miss ur1e'
Robbins Miss Janette Fish Miss Marion Fisn' MISS
Katherine Pratt. Miss Constance Pratt, Miss Ado
lade RavIis Miss Nora End Miss Fanny lSellnr
Miss Rosamond Street Miss Florence Twombly.
Miss Frederica Webb Miss Marion Whitaker, Miss
Anita Donnelly Miss Anita Boulton. Miss HeIeH
Read, Miss Beatrice Hoyt. Miss Salie Barnes, Miss
Eva Barbey. Miss Sybn Douglas, MISS Nlaona
Tetu1 ,re AshbeI P Barney. Francis H KinntcutJ.
Cecil Barrett Harry Gray, Clinton Gray, Coster
wilmerding, e y. Potter, Henry Robbins. Henry
Markoe Joseph L. Stevens. Charles and George
DRAPER Beekman Hoppin, f h. Stevens, Duer IrN-
ing wainwright Parish Tiffany Richardson John
Dix Howard Dickinson. Marshal KernOchan. VIII
lam Baylis jr., Harry Leverich, Hamilton FISH
Benjamin Edmund Fairfax. Delaney Coster, sum
ner Gerard. Frank Polk. John Alsopp, Gordon
The Thursday Evening Club had its first meeting
of the season last night in the home Of Mrs John
Hone, No Gramercy Park Its first meeting was
to have taken place month ago at Mrs. J. Pier
pont Morgan's house. but owing TO the death Of
a relative it adjourned until yesterday The
clubs membership includes Mr.. and Mrs J. Pier
pont Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre NALL, Dr. and
Mrs F. P Kinnicutt DR.. and Mrs William H.
Draper, Mrs. Henry Draper. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
L. satterlee Mr.. and Mrs. William e Dodge, Miss
Grace Dodge and Mrs. Cadwalader Jones
Mrs Lewis Colford Jones gave a largely attended
reception yesterday afternoon at her home, No
107 Fifth-ave.. to introduce her granddaughter
Miss Edith Colford. The debutante wore frock
Of light blue crepe de chine. and carried bouquet
of gardeneas Her grandmother was dressed IN
black lace. Miss Marie de Neufvills was at the
tea table.
Mr. and Mrs Henry s Redmond celebrated the
first anniversary of their marriage last evening by
a dinner party at their home. No IL East Fifty
ffth-st- Being their cotton wedding the table
was decorated with branches Of cotton plants and
poinsettia Little bales of cotton given to the
guests as souvenirs. The orchestra. which played
during dinner rendered MendeIssohn's wedding
march. King Cotton" and other appropriate Sc
Iections. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs George
Post jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard TrimbIe. Mr.. and
Mrs Edmund Randolph. Mr. and Mrs Marion
Storey, Mr.. and Mrs r. l. Bsekman. Mr. and Mrs.
Hamilton Russell, Mr.. and Mrs Charles D. Dtckey.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steers. Miss Redmond. Miss
Scott. Miss Kernochan George Scott. stuyvesant
Leroy and Alphonso de Nevarro. Mr.. and Mrs.
Redmond will entertain at dinner on Thursdays in
this month.
Miss Elsie Barlow Gordon daughter Of Mrs
Charles Gordon. married yesterday IN s.
Thomass Church. Morton Burr STEELE jT-, oc
Brooklyn She given away ey her brother.
Douglas Gordon and wore a gown OF white satin
covered with tule. which in turn was velled VITA
point lace on which wistarta vines and bIoemS
with white satin were appIqued- She wore A velt
of tue her face, and another which fell over
her train They were fastened 10 her hair Or a
wreath of orange blossoms. Her sister, Mrs. Daniel
r. Hanna of Cleveland, Ohio. was her matron oc
honor. and wore gown Of yellow crepe de chino
and a white picture hat trimmed with yellow
plumes. The bridesmaids. Miss Beatrice Ward
Miss Therese Matthews, Hiss Nildrld sawyer am
Miss Lillian Sawyer. froCks Of accordion
pIeated white crepe de chine. trimmed with PINK
chiffon chouX and pink picture hats OF accordion
pleated null They carried pink roses and gar
denias. Kenneth OgiIvic Chisholm, it., OF Corue'
University. Mr. Stelle's best man. and tho
ushers were the brides brother William J. Cor
dom ChauRcey Coles. Robert Cochran and Clarence
Wyckoff- After the ceremony which per-
formed by the rector, the Rev. DR.. Ernest "
Stires. there q reception in the banquet room
Sherry's. Some of the guests invited we're Sen
ator and Mrs Mark Hanna, Miss Mabel Hanna.
Miss Ruth Hanna Daniel r. Hanna, senator AMI
Mrs Chauncey NJ Depew. Mr.. and Mrs William
X Vanderbilt IT,. William c. Whitney. the Rev
DIT. and Mrs. Ernest NJ. Stires. Frank G. Griswoid.
Mrs William Edwards. of Cleveland; Mrs. Chaun-
cey Coles and Mrs. Anne Bartlett
Mrs Richard 2. Lounsbery and Miss Edith
Lounsbery gave the first Of series Of receptions
yesterday afternoon at their home. No. u East
lat home yesterday az No. s. East Fifty
hfth-st.
Mr. and Mrs j. j. Emery gave a dinner party
last evening their home. No > East Sixty
eishth7st
MIR and Mrs Richard Mortimer have arranged to
give a series of dinner parties January Is p and
20, at Sherry's.
Dr. and Mrs. isaac L. Kip will return on Tues
day from Lakewood where they have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs William V. Is. Kip
The wedding of Miss Mary Constance Greer.
daughter of the Rev. DR. and Mrs David U
Greer. and Thomas S. MeLaue "a son ot pr and
Mrs. James W.-Mctaue, is To take place Tuesday
afternoon. February s S,So O'Clock In ST. Bar
tholomew's Church. aud VIII h. followed bv "a 70
cepton I'm the rectory- Miss C;reers sister Miss
Daisy Greer; Miss Madeline Cutting daughter OF