New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

stone and recitations by Miss Amy Baker
Among other dances OF the week that %
Mrs Ogden Mills on Friday at her house. IN Eas.
sIxtv-ninth-st: that OF Mrs DavI1 p Morgan On
wednesday at Sherrys. for Miss Beatrice Morgan
and at DelmOnico's one given by Mrs. Charles T.
Harbeck fer Miss Mildred Har5eck on t1s sane
night On Thursday George BrOkaw viii have
dance for young people at his house. in East Sew
enty-arst-st
Ca Saturday a number OF people vln go ovsr 70
Hoboken TO attend the marriage OF Miss Eleanor
Lewis TO Thomas BloOdgOod Peck. IT,. az Trinity
Church. The ceremony will be followed by re-
ception at the River-st. home OF the bride who
is member OF the Stevens family Of Castle Point
Tomorrow the first OF the second series OF AIbert
Morris Bagby's Musical Mornings viii take place a.
the Waldorf-Astor:a Artists from the MetroDoltaa
Opera House will sing and Victor Herbert VII
play.
Advices from Cairo announce the arrival thsrs
Of Mrs spottswood D. schenck. with her daughter
Mrs Glen Collins and the Iatter's husband
Mr. and Mrs William a. VI. Burden rscsiv-
ing congratulations the birth OF a daughter
their house. in East Seventy third-st day or tNo
ago Mrs Burden was Miss Florence Twombly
daughter Of III. and Mrs Hamilton Mex. TwOaabiy
Frank Hitchcock has left town and is staying
with Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hitchcock, r.. IN
Aiken.
Mr. and Mrs. Giraud Foster leave town this
week for the South
The Church OF the Ascension was the scene yes
terday OF the marriage OF Miss Fannie Barrows
daughter Of Mrs. Henry Francis Barrows. OF West
Fifty -nlnth-st. to Chester Allyn Reed OF Ded-
ham. Mass. Ira Barrows the brother OF tns
bride. gave her away and Dr. B. Penrose. OF
Philadelphia. was the best man Owing TO the
recent death OF the brides father, the late Henry
81.
Mrs Frederick G.. Bourne gave reception
Friday at the buckingham Hotel where she -
spending the winter. for the debut OF her daugh-
ter Miss Florence Bourne. With the latter were
Miss Grace Ruggles. Miss Helen TrOtter. Miss Mar
jory Motley and Miss Natalie vanderhoef
Mrs. stuyvesant Fish will entertain large party
to-day az luncheon in her house. in East Seventy
eighth-st.
James Henry Smith has announced his intsu-
ton OF giving a dinner dance the evening OF st.
Valentines Day February A. at his house IN
! F1fth-ave. which formerly belonged to William c.
Whitney
The Saturday Evening Dancing Class met las
night at Delmonco's. Several OF the patronessas.
including Mrs Charles r. Huntington. Ms. f.
Morgan Grnneu and Mrs James J. Higginson
were present to receive the guests F. Ashton Do
Peyster led the cotiIIon the favors OF which COM
prised suede cigar cases for the men and fancy
pincushions in straw cornucopias for the women
Dancing ended at midnight with supper.
Frank I. schoonmaker. whose marriage to Miss
Grace Eaton takes place January IS. gave his
farewell bachelor dinner last night at Delmonicos
his guests including George 5. Oliver. William c.
Clark Henry ". Lowe. Charles ". Fiske. George
F. Oliver. Lewis E. Warng and J. Frederick
Byers Miss Eaton also entertained her bridal at
tendants last evening at her home. the party IN
cludfng Miss Betty CoIlamore. Miss Helen JudsoH.
Mrs. wItherbee Black. Mrs. Lewis E Waring. Miss
Louise vanderhoef. Miss Evelyn ElisO, Miss Made
leine Evans and Miss Mona House
Another farewell bachelor dinner at Delmolicos
last night was that OF Thomas BloodgOod Peck.
whose maria ge 70 Miss Eleanor Lewis takes place
at Trinity Church, HObOken, Saturday next.
Among hts guests Albert Putnam. Archibald
Stevens, Harold Durant. TheOdosius F. Stevens
and Francis Palmer
Miss Elsie 3. Shaw made her debut yesterday
afternoon at reception for her given by her
mother Mrs Thomas Francis Shaw, at her house
in West Fifty-hrst-st
The annual Charity Ball in behalf OF the Nursery
and Child's Hospital takes place February at
the WaIdorf-Astoria. Owing the loss sustained
through the burning or the administration build
ing at the country branch on Staten Island. there
will be an unusual need OF funds this year by the
hospital Boxes and tickets for the ball may be
Ffftieth-st.. daily. from Il to | O'Clock
Professor A. V. Williams Jackson. OF Columbia
University Will deliver an address entitled
Through Persia and Central Asia" at the Calumet
Club tomorrow night at $50.
Thursday next Is the date set for the narriags OF
Miss Milicent Turtle. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert II. Turtle. to Alfred Rocker. jr.. at Grace
Church, Brooklyn Heights.
A few OF the former members OF the First Fri
day COtiOns propose giving a subscription dance
Friday. February II. Many OF the members OF
that organization married and che list includes
only young married people and the older dancing
set
The engagement OF Miss Elsie Iadd daughter o.
Mr. and Mrs. William Whitehead LAdd. OF No.
12S East Thirty-fourth-st. to Henry BingsI was 10
be announced to-day Mr.. Bingel died suddenly from
appendicitis on Wednesday. January 4. at his home.
IN London.
Quickness OF cat else get caught In a whirl-
gig that will leave him mentally and physically
parslyzed Give me the plain, old fashioned door
win knob that turns, the kind that you know
you pull toward you You don't have 10 stop and