New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

The marriage of Mrs. Mary Parsons Smith and
Ralph Jefferson Leavitt, son of Mr.. and Mrs Dan
iel II. Leavtt. of York Me. quietly solelnnized
in the First Presbyterian Church. by the Rev Dr.
L. Mason Clarke. Wednesday afternoon of last
Mrs. William E. Parsons. of No. l57 Rernsen-st
Lester b. Churchill, of Manhattan, was best man.
A wedding across the river on Wednesday OF last
week OF interest to Brooklyn that OF Miss
Kathleen Gilbert. daughter of Mrs. K. L. Gilbert
OF No. l32 West 72d-st, and Frank Earle Hayward
son OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Hayward
Miss Gilbert's wedding gown of white satin
crepe de chine with yoke and sleeves OF old point
T T Se tys MIS- Miss He ea6ar saFra ane e
washington, who was gowned in pale pink crepe de
Charles F. Corcho, and the ushers were Charles
Io Bebts and George Johnson It was a home no oere-
university. Canada, assisted by the Rev. Robert
ciating Mr.. and Mrs Hayward will live at No 45
West 67th-st. The bridegroom is brother OF Will
lam Tyson Hayward, of No. 1913 Washington Park
Miss Madeline Evans, Of Morristown. whose
gagement TO David McAlpin was recently an
nounoed. and Miss Gillette OF Manhattan, were the
guests Of honor at a luncheon given by Miss Char
lotte Stillman at her home No. 9 East 7sth-st.
Thursday of last week White roses, combined with
ferns. formed the decorations. Her guests were
Madeline Chauncey Miss Alice Bergen. Mrs. Rector
x Fox, Mrs. F. F. Crocker, Mrs n e. Dewring'
Miss Cornea wills Miss Louise CULVER and Miss
Taylor sail on the Deutschland on February Z.
They expect to join Mr.. and Mrs. Edward 3 Hark-
ness IN Rome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Ross Of No. Il Fiske Place.
gave dinner at their home Friday evening Of last
week. The table appointments were in red the
were laid for eight The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred p. Hanan, Mr.. and Mrs. George Weber,
Mrs. West Pollock and Charles Cordier
Tuesday evening was marked by the reception
and ball given by Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhart Clemens
Bachofen Echt. previous to their departure.
They will sail the Deutschland February Z, to
make their home near Vienna. The ballroom Of
the Assembly was decorated with laurel and South
ern sTnilax. The light from rosecoored bulbs,
and in the supper room pink roses were combined
with the greens. Mrs. Bachofen Won Echt received
in a gown of white lierre lace chiffon and
white satin. She wore wreath Of rosebuds and
carried les-of-the-valley and pink roses. Assist
id s 20 81 FeSewe r were MISS MISS E0renee EoTer s eF
bridesmaid The guests were Miss Olga Rose. Miss
Knudson, Miss Florence Hegeman. Miss Annie
Banks Miss Alice briggs; Miss Isabelle Mcclure,
Marion Eldredge, Miss Alice Casamajor Miss An
Platt, Miss Fanny H. Forker Miss Helen Hunter,
Miss Liberia Jahn, Miss Christine Van CIeve, Miss
ray Hopkins Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence La Tourette
Mrs. George r. Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs Russell
Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore L. Lutkins, jr. MIR.
Douglas Mr. and Mrs. John Gtiapperton Kerr. MI.
and Mrs Herbert Howard X, Knox Mt a1- ana Mrs
Mrs Calvin E. Huh. r. Aubrey Barker, WHY'S
sn gfy RVfGf William m 0 NJ MarS6n ESa ESse
Joseph Gardner. George Pierson William Hewlett.
william Rufus. FTederick jain. Paul Vernon.
Horace McCrumb. Louis McNamara, Arthur Jones
and A Julian Klar.
Mrs. Josiah T Marean gave a dinner Wednesday
evening of last week in honor Of Mrs. Charles Cush
man 0f ho has heeO heyp IaSf for yVeek
Her other guests Judge and Mrs. augustus
Van Wyck. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Todd, Mr.. and
Mrs Joun NJ Ward and John w. Stoddard. Last
Sunday evening Mrs Marean entertained twelve at
high tea Among the guests beside 4Irs. Cushman
were Miss NiGoll OF Manhattan; Henry Ionge'
Saturday evening Mr. Ketcham gave theatre
party at the tucson 70 see ogIday' ms sue3Is
and Mrs. Todd and DR.. Francis H Birmingham.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. William H. Nichols,
No. 361 Clinton-ave, gave a bridge party OF ten
tables Among her guests were Mrs Donald ;.
Geddes Mrs. John Hill Morgan, Mrs. Horatio NJ.
Adams, Mrs. J. Rogers Maxwell, Mrs. Henry I.
Judson, Mrs Howard F. Whitney, Mrs. Edwin L.
snedeker. Mrs. Walter Glib. Mrs. George W. Ken
yon. Mrs. James G. Shaw. Mrs. Dudley D. Roberts.
Miss Packard, Miss SouthaTd, Mrs; William H.
of BROOKLYN: Mrs Samuel D. brewster Mrs
Thomas B. Kent. Mrs. Herbert H. Dean. Mrs.
Charles A. Frank Mrs H B. Combs Mrs. Herbert
H Dean, Mrs. Burrett ". Horton and Mrs. William
On the following afternoon Mrs. Maude Body
Carey gave a large bridge party at her home No.
2os Berkeley Place. Among her guests were Mrs.
Homer A Latin. Mrs Horatio NJ Adams Mrs.
Howard w Maxwell, Mrs. Lewis Mills Gibbs, Mrs.
Alvin Boody. Mrs. Edward L. Collier Mrs Edward
Wallace Cone, Mrs. Charles Schenck, Mrs. s. Edwin
buchanan, Mrs. Warren Sillcocks Mrs. John Clap
perton Kerr, Mrs Francis Smithers, Mrs Clifford
Lutkins Mrs. James H. Jourdan, Mrs. Edward L.
Collier, Mrs James L. Brumley, Mrs. Francis Wal
bridge Mrs. Henry Clay Evans Mrs. Charles A
O'Donohue. Mrs. Alfred F. Wise, Mrs. William n.
Kenyon. Mrs. Charles Bowen. Mrs William B.
Jourdan Mrs William n. Belcher, Mrs. Mics
Vernon Mrs Frederick S Parsons, Mrs. Ronald
Poiak Mrs Rodney A. Ward, Mrs. Milo Belding.
jr Mrs Arthur Jackson. Miss Louisa M Wingate.
Iidford Miss Jane Pitkin. Miss Rena Robbins Miss
Margaret Sweeney, Miss Mary Francis, MIS- Henry
T. BOody. Mrs. Charles A Boody ana MIS- Edsar
Boody.
A hearts party was given by Miss Carrie r.
aferrihew at her home, No. as Kenmore Place on
Thursday of last week The attendance included
Mrs Frederick Gurney Miss Grace Gurney, Mrs.
Andrew Mayer, jr., Mrs Charles E. Howard. Mrs
Tor1es ai Miss Mary F. Corbett. Miss Elida Pearson
and Miss Ethel Keiser.
Still another card party OF the last week was
that given on Saturday by Miss Jessie Neergaard
and Miss Gertrude Roxanna Beecher at No. 123
Columbia Heights. Among those present were
Miss Grace w. Knowlton. Miss Louise Tousey
Miss Katherine Southwick, Miss Marjorie L. Prem
Miss Therese Hewitt. Miss Nathalie stanton, Porter
Steele. Charles NJ. Bull, Gardner Abbott. Raymond
2 STREET., Frederick Crego, Sidney Kennedy and
William Creamer.
The first reception given By Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Charles Pressprich of No. 1O1 Pierrepont-st. took
Mace on Saturday of last week. They were as
sisted in receiving by NJ. and Mrs Otto Pressprich