New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-07

deroilt, Mrs. James A. Burden. Mrs Elisha pvsr
!r' MISS Laura Swan. Mrs. Stanford Win.
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish. Mrs. William p poBvT.'
Mrs. W Goadby Toew. Mrs. j. J. Wysong ~
Edmund l.. Baylies and her sister Miss Alic. v.
Rensselaer,. Mrs William Woodward ir M,
william n vanderbilt. jr.. Mrs. Gouvernsur Kor.
right, Mrs. James a. Stillrnan Mrs Seth Bar,o,
French. Mrs Richard Grambrin. Mrs H. Mortirn.-
Brooks Mrs. Charles Orlrichs Mrs I. Townsend
Burden, with Miss Evelyn and Mss Gwendolvn
Burden. and Count Limburg Stirum
Count and Countess de ROugemont. before sail
ing FOR France in January. win stay al Washing
ton with their relatives. VI. and Nine Des Porte
de La Fosse. and with Mrs Deyereux CIapp. a.
her house IN Fifth-ave
Most Of the debutantes Of the season were pres
ent last night at the first OF the series Of dances
known as the First Junior CotlIIons. at Shsrrys
and many dinners were given IN connection with
the affair notably BY Mrs. Douglas Robinson Mrs
Arthur NJ. Dodge. Mrs. Cleveland r. Dodge Mrs.
John Borland. Mrs. Henry II. Landon and Ms
James r. Haggin, who afterward took on thei-
guests TO the dance The cotilIon was led BY Sov-s
Phelps. with Miss Elizabeth Dodge. daughter or
Mrs Cleveland H. Dodge. and debutante OF thu
season, and the guests were received by several q.
the patronesses. who include Mrs " Emile,
Roosevelt. Mrs HiIbourne Roosevelt Mrs AIbsrr
Gallatin. Mrs John W AuchilcIoss. Mrs. GreuyH.
Kane Mrs Herbert Pasons. Mrs. Dallas Bsehs
Pratt and Mrs. James Sheldon
present yesterday at the marriage OF Miss Maud
Livingston and Henry worthington Bull Al sara
toga, the wedding taking place at the house o.
the brides mother. Mrs. Robert Cambridge LIv-
ingston. Frederick Bull acted as his brothers b.s-
man. There were neither ushers bridesmaids
The newly married couple are booked 70 sail 70
Europe on December e, and will spend the v!nte-
in Egypt The bride was formerly engaged to VII
lam Tiffany. who succum5ed to fever contracted
in Cuba in the Spanish in which he served
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Among the weddings set for today are two
which call for particular note The one Is the
marriage Of Miss Gertrude Augustine 70 Dr. Fe'-
loves Davis jr the house of the brides parents
The ceremony will be performed by the Rev
William G-osvenOr. a. the Church OF the Incarra-
ton The brides sister, Mrs, Eugene J BeaIes
VIII be her only attendant Pierpont Davis viii
act as best man The ushers J. Lorner
Worden. Ralph Curtis. Albert r. HuydekOper. D..
Eugene Poole. Harold Barclay and Edward D "
WaIsn- Dr. Davis gave his farewell bachelor
dinner on Saturday last az the Union Club.
The other marriage IS that Of Lindsey Tapptn
and Mrs. Leopold Francke who was Miss Elsie
Huntington The wedding will be d small affair A.
the East Twentteth-st house Of Mr. and Mrs
Charles r. Huntington. the parents Of the bride.
Mrs William FeI,owes Morgan gives large ~
home" this afternoon at her house, in Stuyvesan,
Square for her daughter, Miss Bea trfce Morgan.
who IS one Of the debutautes o. the season
Mrs John 7 Waterbury has issued invitations fo-
a dance on December .. at the clubhouse At Nor
rfstown for her daughter Miss Gladys Waterbury
stowe Phelps will lead the cotiIIon.
Mrs Frederick Pearson gave the first ~ a series
Of three at homes yesterday AZ her house In Wes-
Fifty-seventh-st.. for the debut Of her daughter.
Miss Josephine Pearson
Mrs. vanderbnt's dance next Wednesday, FOR hsr
daughter Miss Gladys Vanderbilt will b preceded
by q dinner. and viii include a small cotiron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitney Carpenter ar
nounce the engagement Of their daughter Miss
Florence Carpenter. to William Henry GeIshensz
It is on January Is. instead Of January :. that
the marriage of Miss Constance knower daughter
OF Mrs. Benjamin Knower, TO Henry Coleman
Drayton will take place in St. Thomass Church.
The ceremony Will be followed by a reception given
by Mrs Knower, at her house. in East Seventy
seventh-st
Howard c. Dickinson. whose marriage TO Miss
May Solely takes place tomorrow. gave his 1are-
Well bachelor dinner last night at the Hotel Aston
his guests including lie Grande C. Griswold. MAJ
shall r. Keruochau. John Dix. J. Lowell Blake -
Boston; Robert Sedgwick. Edward II, DelaheId
Richard Thorndyke and Arthur Dixie
IISpeudTd Stewart
his niece Miss Anita Stewart, at Sherrys, on JanU
arv Q 7rterward taking his guests % Mrs. Astor'S
ball Miss Stewart IS OF the debutantes ot The
season.
Mr. and Mrs I Townsend Burden. with Miss
Fve,yn and Miss Gwendolyn Burden. the st
Regis for the winter.
Mrs ogden Mills VIII give dance on January
Is at her house IN East Sixty-uinth-st.
Mrs Moses Taylor Campbell has left town to-
Washington, where she is staying With Mrs Oliver
Cromwell
Mrs William Barclay Parsons gives a big
luncheon party to-day at Berger's Tor her grand
daughter Miss Sylvia Parsons
A large and successful bazaar was opened yes'e'-
day and continues to-day the Waldorf-AstoI@
in behalf OF St Luke's Home for Aged women
a number of well known women are amons the pa
tToTs sses-
Miss Calender and Miss De Forest. ~ No = Eas'
Severty-secoad-st. Will be home this season n
formally or Sunday afternoons in January an"
February rom until o'clock There viii ne
n,usi, on these afternoons. as in former years