The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
IN SOCIETY,".

The Metropolitan Club will give one Of
the many Washington Birthday entertain
ments. number Of dinners are also on for
| the evening.
1t is thought that there will be many
prominent New Workers. at the capital
| for the inaugural ceremonies. Houses
have been rented furnished, at eKtravagant
I rates for the week Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre
/ Iorillard. Jr.. will have their house filed
with Tuxedo friends and the Pinchots,
] Enos HHrrimans, De Koyensand othe r. will
entertain house parties. Senator and Mrs.
| Dcpew will be among the entertainers.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Orme Wilson have given
some Of the notable affairs Of the season.
Their St. Yleantine's party, on Tuesday
night, when they entertained about ninety
persons at a dinner. which was followed by
Vaudeville with extra guests, gave an OPP
porfunity to those who attended to appear
again in cog umes and with powdered heads,
AZ at the Hyde ball Mrs. Wilson wore an
effective cost ume of violet and yellow silk
and velvet, with pgnsy head dress of CORE
spending hues. haudpainted and embrod-
cred with crystals
Among those sailing on the Kronprinz
for Europe next Tuesday, Feb 81, are Mrs.
Hermann Oclrichs and Henry F. Shoe
maker and his debutante daughter, Miss
Blanche lie Roy Shoemaker, who travel
on the Continent before going to London
for few weeks Of the season. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Laurens Van Allen. who also sail on
Tuesday, will probably return for the
Newport season. Mrs. Robert winthrop,
who sails ou Wednesday, Feb %, will visit
her daughter in Constantinople
Miss Ruth Sands, youn ger daughter of
Mrs. Philip J. Sands, sailed for Europe
Yesterday with Mrs. Henry Duncan Wood
Of IS West Fifty-first street. She oiil re-
turn in June. Miss Sands was maid of
honor for her sister, Miss Alice Kennedy
Sands at her weddin with Edgar NJ. Church
at All Souls Church on Wednesday after
noon She and the two bridesmaids wore
on the occasion pretty gowns of apricot
crepe de chine. trimmed with silver lace.
Mr. and Mrs Church are of for the South
on a wedding journey Of several weeks.
They will live in Spruce street, Philadelphia,
on their return.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Lawrence Holla nd
who are are now at Palm Beach, Fla, where
they will pass their honeymoon, will live
in this city on their return. The wedding
OF the couple was celebrated last Wednes-
day at the home OF the bride : mother, Mrs..
Charles Wells Small, near Cambridge, Nd.
Mr. Holland was the widow OF the Count
de Mitkewit
Mr. and Mrs Henry Coleman Drayton
the latter noe knoweT, are with their Ella
tives in London Nj and Mrs g. Ogilvy
Haig, Mr. Drayton's stepfather and mother,
gave dinner for them on Thursday night.
Both the Ora ytons and Haigs Will visit
Mrs Aston when she reaches her apart
ment in Paris Mrs. Aston will sail for
Europp on SlFOVp tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Gustav Amsinok are about
TO take possession OF the house on the north
west corner Of Forty seventh street and
Madison avenue 1t has been entirely
reconstructed Mr. and Mrs Amsinok
have been much at the opera this season
and were among the guests at the dinner
given by Mr and Mrs George X Schieffelin
on Friday night for their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bruce Ismay.
Lord Charles Beresford will soon be
here again for another visit. Lady Alger-
non Gordon Lennon, who received deal
of attention here on a previous visit sails
from England this week with her daughter
wv The Duke of Newcastle will be over
again for a long stay somewhat before
Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Hawey Williams Ia now at
her country pace AT AlASHipequA, Il. H. ana
she and John Van Schaick eddie. who are
10 be married on Feb %, will return there
after their wedding journey. The cere-
rnonv will be performed at the home of the
bride's brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Halsted Myers. 81 West Fiftieth
street az O'Clock in the afternoon, by the
Rev. Dr. Ernest NJ. Stires. She will wear
a white lace gown over chiffon and satin,
covered with founces OF real lace, with
hat to match, and will be unattended Only
relatives and intimate friends will witness
the ceremony which will he followed by
reception.
Mrs. Williams is daughter OF the late
Henry f. Hawley. who lived in Thirty
third street until the Waldorf was built
She was married dozen or 10 years ago
TO Coleman Candy Williams The BRIDE
groom-elect il son Of the late John V. S.
eddie, who for years was secretary Of the
New YORK Yacht Cdb. Mr.. Oddie was
the best man for his brother, Harold Hoyle
Oddie. at his wedding with Miss Helen
Marion THAN on Nov. 20 He will give
his bachelor dinner at the New York Yacht
Club.
Mr. and Mrs William Scott Pyle Of East
Fifty-third street will give theatre party,
followed by a supper at Delmoncos, on
Friday night for their debutante daughter,
Miss Mary Vanderbilt Pyle. On Feb. 10
Miss Pyle's aunt, Mrs Charles W. McAlpin,
gave a dance for her at the Metropolitan
Club Annex
Tho wedding Of Miss Sara Alice Lund and