New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-20


Delnonico's was the scene OF another OF the
dances OF the organization known the Century
Cotlllou. Mrs. Oliver LIVINGSTON Jones. Mrs John
Burllng Lawrence. Mrs. Samuel Spencer, Mrs.
Montgomery Schuyler and Mrs. Frederick Charles
Prentlss among those Of the patronesses who
received the guests. The cotillon danced be-
fore supper. led by DR.. George II. Bell
Julian Gerard Buckley gave his farewell bachelor
dinner last night at the Union Club. his guests
including James s wadsworth. Summer Gerard.
David Gray and George ". Plum. who to be
his ushers at his wedding. which IS set for this
afternoon at o'clock. His bride, Miss Josephine
Gilbert. daughter Of the late Edward Granger Gil
bert OF Troy will be attended BY her sister. Mrs.
Charles NJ. Brooks. and the ceremony will take
place at the West F1fty-eighth-st. house OF the
brides mother Mrs. Edward G. Gilbert Norman
Van voorhis OF Rochester. will be best man
Another marriage set for to-day is that OF Miss
Constance Livermore. daughter OF the Baroness de
Seilliere. TO Count Odon de Lubersac. which takes
place in Paris. The brides father was thu late
Charles T. Livernore. OF New-York-
Mrs Fordyce Barker gave last evening a large
theatre party. which. owing TO the tact that she
was in mourning was chaperoned by her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Murray Dodge. who afterward took on
the guests to Sherrys for supper. Among them
were Miss Cynthia Roche. Miss Gwendolyn Bur
den Miss Eleanor Jay. Miss Fannie Iselin Mss
Jessie Sloane. Miss Alice Babcock. Miss Jean Reid
Miss Marion Haven. Miss Caroline wtmerdins.
Miss Helen snd Miss Katherine Barney. Miss
Florence and Miss Ruth Twonbly. the Misses
Bryce the Misses Hartman. the Misses Cutting.
the Misses Newboid. Ashbel Barney. Monson Nor
ris Pierre Lorillard Julian Gerard. s. d. Babcock.
Milton s. Barger and others.
Among those giving receptions to-day Is Mrs.
Henry Spies Kip. who will be assisted by Miss
Marie Antonette Davis
A number Of well known people are sailing to-day
for Europe. among them being Mr. and Mrs. Arson
Phelps Stokes with Miss Helen and Miss Mildred
Stokes: Mr.. and Mrs. j. Howard Wright and J.
Dunbar Wright. who will make trip around the
world before returning home: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Clinch Smith. Gerard and James William Beekrnan
and Miss Beekrnan. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ.
Hyde, with Miss Florence Hyde. Mrs. j. NJ Hop
pin. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs Frank ]. Dupignac and Miss
Dupignac. Mr.. and Mrs Craig Biddle. OF Philadel-
phia and Mrs. Albert Gould jennings.
Mt and Mrs Winthrop Rutherfurd who have
been staying IN town with Mrs. Rutherfurd's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi P. Morton leave here
this week for their country place at Tranquility,
n. j.
at her house. IN East Sixty-fourth-st. will be the
first large entertainment that she has given In her
new home NJ Caruso Miss Walker and the
Kaltenborn Orchestra figure on the programme
Mrs. Aston is giving a dinner at her house IN |
Fifth-ave. in connection with tire AFFAIR. and will
afterward take her guests Mrs Wilson'S
Mrs F. D. Met has issued cards for a receptiou
on Saturday at her house. in East Twenty-th
Mr.. and Mrs. Payne Whitney leave town to-day
70 stay at Thomasvilie. Ga with Colonel Oliver II.