New-York tribune., 1905-01-22
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY


NEW-YoRK SOCIETY,
Society assembled in large numbers yss,.rs,x :,
ternoon IN St. Thomas's Church TO witness -.
wedding OF Miss Constance Knower. daugbt.- -
Mrs. Benjamin Knower. to Henry Coleman Dr.w
ton, OF J. Coleman Drayton and grapa.o, !,
Mrs. Astor. The bride was escorted to the sI,s-
by her uncle. Justice William L HammersIsT -
the Supreme Court OF Connecticut and was -
away by her mother. She was arrayed IN a -
Of Brussels point over white satin. her veil bet,
likewise Of Brussels point. She was attended ~
her younger sister. Miss Margaret Knouer =
maid OF honor. In frock OF white satin crsns -
chine. trimmed with lace. and large picture IA.
Of white lace, trimmed with white plunes and h,
the following bridesmaids: Miss Caroline p~av
ton. Miss Sydney HenOp. Miss Constance Praf,
Miss Augusta Mum. Miss Antotnette Hewitt Ms.
Julia Morgan and Miss Helen and Mss F1iz,5.s
Cutting. their dresses being OF French broaac1os-
with ermine bands and belts OF cloth OF "a
while their large white hats were trimmed u5ss
yellow plumes J. Laurens Van Allen acted IA -
cousins best man. end the ushers were Orme UH
son. Lyman DeanO, Ogden L. Mills William
Sands. William Post. John Y. Peabody Chsrlss
De L. OeIrichs and Richard r. Derby tr a.
the ceremony, which was performed by the Rev In
VibbeTt and the Rev. DIT. Ernest VI Stires r-os.
OF the church. reception was given BY NJ,
Knower for the newly married couple at her bou,a
in East nth St Among those invited were NJ,
Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Collier Mr. ana
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane Mr. and Mrs Nsv
bold Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. George L Rives NJ
and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish AIr. and Mrs r =
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs VI. Orme Wilson Mrs Asto-
Mrs John Jacob Astor. Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto q
Fabbri. Mrs. James W. Pinchot clifford Pincho,
Mrs. Richard GambriH and Mr. and Mrs Adrian
Iseln. jr.
Many dances are scheduled for the week vb,.s
opens to-day. The bail viii be set rolling to-mor
row night with a dance at Sherry's given bv NJ,
Karrick Riggs for her daughter. Miss Pauline
Riggs On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs Ebrf,rs
T. Gerry give a ball at their house In East Ssf
ST. On Wednesday night Adrian IseIin has a lara
dance at sherry's for his grandchildren and on
Thursday James Stillman will give dance at M.
house. in East 72l-st
On Friday Mrs Stuyvesant Fish will entertain
about hundred Of her friends and acquaintance
her house. in East 7sth-st al a theatrical uer-
formance which will include native japanese
dances. songs by Miss Marie Dressler. dances hy
the Heng1er Sisters. and the second act OF LADY
TeazIe" in which Lillian Russell will appear Tba
performance will he followed by supper. Several
dinners are being given in connection with the
affair. the hostesses afterward taking their guests
on TO Mrs Fishs house
Mrs Dewey. wife OF Admiral Dewey has arrived
in town. and Is at the Cambridge for two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. William r Wilcox gave dinner
brate the anniversary Of their wedding their
guests consisting OF the bridesmaids and ushers
I who took part IN the ceremony year ago Din
ners were likewise given last night by Mrs Philip
Livingston her house. in 5th-ave., by Mrs Ogden
Mills and by Mrs. Frederic J. de Peyster at her
house. IN Madison-ave.. and BY RUlor A Kip az
Sherry's.
Mrs. Edward N Gibbs will give a musical on
Tuesday at her house IN East s5th-st for LADY
Opera House company, and Miss Martina Johnstons,
the Swedish vtolinist will be the soIoists.
signor Caruso will sing at Albert Morris Bagby's
musical tomorrow morning at the waldorf-Astoris.
and will include in his programme aria from
DonizettTs opera "L'Elisirs dArnore-"
Mr.. and Mrs. Heth Lorton gave large reception
yesterday afternoon at their new home. In East
54th-st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Ruthsrfurd occupying
the house in shave Of Mr. and Mrs Levi P. Nor
ton during the latter's absence in Europe
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruce Ismay will arrive here next
month from England TO stay with Mr.. and Mrs
George r. SchiefIelIn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan. jr., are due here
this week from Europe and viii remain IN New
York for the rest Of the season
Miss Madeline DinsmOre has returned to town
from Boston.
Colonel John Jacob Astor. Edward De Peystef
Livingston F. Raymond Leferts. Frederick D.
JuIIlIard, Franklin A. PIummer Arthur Schermef-
horn J. Montgomery Strong and Schuyler Schiene-
lin are among those who will form part OF the Hoor
committee OF the ball at the Waldorf-Astor1a on
February 2 for the benefit OF the Nursery anu
Childs Hospital. The army will be represented az
the ball by Generals Grant and Wade with theH
STATS Tickets MAJ be obtained from Mrs. \. y
Goddard, No. SO East 5Oth-st- Mrs. Alexander l.
Van Nest No. 81 West S7th-st.. and Mrs. H. NJ DAY
No. 6 East 44th-st.
The Entertainment Club viii hold its seVen,a
meeting on Saturday next when II VIII " =
dressed by Bishop Potter on the subject u
Subway Tavern. The Badminton CIuo VIII N
on the same day at the 18th Regiment ArrnofS'
Although the boxes OF the parterrs row AZ u1
Metropolitan present just as brilliant @@sra $500
as aver ard continue to remain filed on Vp
nights, indicating that the season Is s'i ara
swing vet a number OF we'll known people ~
starting for the South and the annual winter g -
odus TO Aiken Florida and the Pacific Co@s.
already begun The automobile races on the 0sN
~ Davtona and the motor boat races VII
stitute the attraction OF the week at Pam - "a
Among those who have already LETT here a. ~
and Mrs w X Vanderbilt. r.. Mr. ana AI% ,sva
fred G Vanderbilt Colonel John JACOB AS'o-, ,sa,
Hennen Norris James l. Breese, Z. n Tgn
and r,anv others. Mr.. and Mrs. e OD's' an ~
start for Aiken at the end OF the week anu w." 80
there for the rest OF the season a. 'N