New-York tribune., 1905-12-17
NEW-YoRk SOCIETY.

The Christmastide is being uslered IN with all
sorts of gayeties, to which the young people re-
turning from college and school this week for the
HOLIDAYS are contributing in no small measure.
rra nroqra-rouae of the week is filed with enter
iainn1ents of many kinds. This, taken in conJunc-
tion with all the Christmas shopping, will serve TO
keep society extremely busy between now ana
Sunday next.
Mrs. Astor is making rapid recovery from the
effects Of her slight accident on Wednesday lEst
and will be restored to her normal state OF heal'h
In a few days There is no probability IN the
circumstances Of any postponement of her ball
ON Monday, January s. becoming necessary
r. ts n st Eartholonew's Church after all that
the marriage of Miss Jessie Sloane to William Earl
Dodge will take place tomorrow at l1SV ciooA
It will be a quiet wedding, owing to the recent
dastb Of the brides uncle. John Sloane and the
el,ests will be limited to few near relatives anu
intimate friends. The Rev. DR.. Morgan DIX VIII
perform the ceremony The bridesmaids VIII con-
s,st of Miss Violet Cruger, Miss Martha McCook
aT,ss svbu Douglas Miss Christine Biddle and
Miss Margaret Dix. while Miss Emily Sloane VIII
be her sisters maid of honor Richard h VIII
tams ir will be the best man, and KAHN sanger
Jobn H. Mccullough. Bertram Cruger. Kenneth
rudd Albert Zabriske Gray, James McNlckar
and Samuel and James S. Sands will be the ushers
IN, Wednesday the wedding of Miss Marie Hall.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William Cornelius Hall'
d Charles =.
at the Church of the Ascension. The bride is
s,rAst-pranddaushter of the late Mrs John Ran
6olpb Grimes. of Grimes HILL Staten Island ana
a erandniece of Mrs. Samuel Ward She viii haVe
Miss Edith Lippincott Miss Helen Ballard, MISS
E,lizaheth Hudson Miss Agnes Hail. Miss Gladys
rarnnleton Miss Lily Wilson and Miss Edith Chap
nell as her bridesmaids and Mrs. c. B. Ely as her
n,atror: of honor. Edward Putnam, Harold Miller,
Henry Ferguson. Gerry SpauldfEg. Of Buffalo Law
renee Dunham and Herbert watson. or bostoh'
Takr haf
chicago. Beech Day. of Hartford. and Vaudeville
and William Hall will be the ushers and Edwin
Hall the best man After the ceremony a reception
v-ill follow at Mr. and Mrs. Halls house, IN west
sth-st Charles Dewey gave his farewell bachelor
dinner last night at the University Club To-rnor-
row night Chauncey Dewey will give Il dance at
the waldorf-Astoria for the wedding party which
Mrs Gilbert Colgate will entertain at dance on
Tuesday at her house. in West 76th-st.
Mrs Foxhall p. Keene win give theatre party.
followed by dance at Sherrys. Thursday for
her debutante niece. Miss Nathalie Howiand. On
tile same evening Mrs. Gerald Hoyt win give
dinner dance for the Misses Hoyt at her house. In
East S6th-st., and Mrs. Frederic Gaaup dinner
dance at her house. IN 5th-ave. for her debutantc
granddaughter. Miss Gladys Pel. daughter OK Mr..
and Mrs. Howland Pell, while Miss Charlotte Peli
will have a dinner ard theatre party that evening
for her debutante niece. Miss Emily coster
on Friday John Turner Atterbury viii give
dance at Sherry's tor his daughter. Miss Katherine
Atterbury, enc of the debutantes of the season
On the same night the sst OF the so-callsd Friday
junior dances viii take place. also at Sherrys The
patronesses consist OF Mrs E. Fl. Hartman. Mrs
Oliver Hartman. Mrs. Richard Irvin AIRS. Robert
olyphant. Mrs. stephen Peabody, Mrs. Edward c.
Potter and Mrs c. Frareis Winthrop.
Tomorrow Mime. Norstca viii sing and Joseph
HOLMAN the 'cellis,, win play at Albert Morris
Baghy'z musical mornings az the Waidorf-Astoria
among tae deoutante entertainments set for the
week are reception sivsn by Mrs. John Beverley