New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-15
Abouf People and Social Incidents.

sishop Greer ofBciated yesterday at the wsd6ins
If Miss Ella De Peyster and william Brock Shoe
maker at St Bartholomew's Church The bride
who il the Youngest daughter OF the late Frederic
J. de Peyster was given away by her brother B.
Ashton de Peyster and was dressed in white satin
erobro,dered with white silk and trimmed with
point lace Of which material the veil com
posed 1t was veil which had been WON By her
mother at her wedding. and also by her grand
mother Mrs William Morris. The brides flowers
were white orchids and HHes-of-the-valley. Mas
Augusta de Peyster. who her sisters only At
tendant wore a frock OF white chiffon cloth. with
which she wore large white hat. trimmed with
white ostrich and heron feathers She carried bou-
auet OF white roses. Rowland Stebbins MarcsIlus
Hartley Dodge. Edward H Fisher, Charles A.
Dana Edward I. Tinker, George r SchisffsIlr
Sidney de Kay and z. de Peyster Livingston vsFs
the ushers and Henry W. Shoemaker was his
brothers best man. There was no reception, the
family Of the bride Is in mourning The newly
married couple left for the South where they wiz
spend the honeymoon On thsir return to town
thew will live at No. 10 West b5th-st-. which has
been presented TO them by the bridegroon's father
and furnished by the brides mother and sisters
Among those present at the wedding were aEr. and
Mrs Philip Livingston, Mrs. Robert e. Livingston.
Mrs George L. Kingsiand. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian
Iselin Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge T. Gerry. Mr. and
Mrs Carrot B. Kip. Mr.. and Mr.. George R. Schief-
felin Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob AstoT, Mr.. and
Mrs Rowland PeII Mr.. and Mrs Z. H Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. stuyvesant Fish and Mr. and Ma
Robert Goelet.
Mrs. Frederick A. Snow gave large theatre
party for Miss Dorothy Snow last night She took
her guests to the Broadway Theatre. and afterward
to sherry's for supper. They included Mss Geor-
eette BorIand, Miss COrinne Douglas Robinson,
Miss Anita Peabody, Miss Sylvia Parsons. Miss
Lillian Mason Jones' Miss Dorothy Kane Mss
Ethel Cowdin, Miss Josephine Pearson. Miss Bea-
trics Morgan and Miss Lily Lee Page. There were
several married guests. including Mr. and Mrs.
W. w Hoppn. jr., Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Potter,
and Of course, the usual quota Of young men, In
Guiding Percy r. Pyne II, Aymar johnson, John
Clinton Gray jr, Samuel D. Babcock. Sheldon
Whitehouse Nelson FairchiId. Edmund Rogers. H.
Pendleton Rogers, Buell. HOLSTER. Henry Nicholas
Guy Fairfax Cary and Hugh Murdoch
The first of the Cinderella Dances this winter
took place last night at Sherry's Thsre a
large attendance of members and guests includ-
ing many Of the debutantes OF the season. The
guests were received by Mrs. Archibald Rogers
Mrs Arson Phelps Stokes. Mrs z. H Hartman
and Mrs. H. Fairfield Osborn. The other patron
esses are Mrs. Paul Morton, Mrs julius L. Nor
gan Mrs A NJ Hoyt, Mrs. Louis Henop. Mrs ".
S. Gurnee, Mrs r. D. Graham, Mrs. John Terry
Gardener Mrs w. L. Goodwin, Mrs. Frederic Gal
latin Mrs. J. Clifton Edgar, Mrs Cleveland n
Dodge Mrs. Robert W. de Forest, Mrs. p J.
Cross Mrs. C. c.. Clarke, Mrs. F. H. Cabot. Mrs
c. Ledyard Blair, Mrs. c. R. Agnew, Mrs. John G.
Neeser Mrs J. W. Robbins Mrs. Dallas Bachs
Pratt Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee, Mrs James A.
Scrynser, Mrs. Samuel Thorne, jr., Mrs. Stephen
Van Rensselaer, and Mrs ". Seward Webb. Alex
ander NJ MADDEN led the cotilIon, with Miss Anita
Sands as partner. There were several favor fig
ures. in which flowers we're used Before the dance
a number of the patronesses. including Mrs. Har-
riman Mrs. Osborn. Mrs. Thorne, Mrs. Webb and
Mrs Morton, entertained at dinner.
The first of the Century Dances this winter took
place at Delmonicos last evening. Several Of the
patronesses were present to receive the guests,
The cotilIon was led by DR.. George Boiling Lee.
dancing with Miss Rosalie Gardiner Jones.
There will be several receptions for dsbutsntes
to-day Arthur Sedgwfck gives the last OF 3 series
TO introduce Miss Susan Sedgwick- Mrs. George A.
Dixon will present Miss Sally Dixon and Mrs
Charles De Rham will give reception for Miss
Laura De Rham.
Mrs John E Cowdin gave large reception yes
terday afternoon at her house. No. S Gramercy
Park to introduce her daughter. Miss Ethel Cow
din Assisting her in receiving were Miss Lor
raipe Roosevelt. Miss Cornena Lee, Miss Mar
Tuckerman Miss Susan Sedgwiek, Miss Katherine
Atterbury and Miss RosaInd Fish.
Miss Dorothy Arnold made her debut at rscep-
ton given for her yesterday afternoon b her
mother Mrs. Francis R. Arnold, at their home in
West End-ave.
The little Prince Michael Cantacuzene and Prin-
cess Bertha Cantacuzene the children of the Prince
and Princess Cantacuzene. arrived yesterday on
the Majestic with their aunt. Mrs Potter Palmer
They were met by their grandfather. General Fred
erick Dent Grant. with whom they will stay until
next spring when their parents are expected 70
Join them here.
Mrs Thomas Powell Fowler win give dance
this evening at DeImonico's. and George T BrokaW
will entertain at dinner at Sherry's.